Therme Dubai, will span 500,000 square feet and will reach a height of 100 metres and will be built at an estimated cost of $544 million. The project will host a mix of relaxation, leisure, family entertainment and healthcare services.
Dubai is set to unveil the world’s tallest wellbeing resort named Therme Dubai, in 2028. The project aligns with the vision of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, who wants to elevate the city’s status as the best place to live, work, and visit as tourists. Approved by Crown Prince of Dubai, His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, development is set to redefine wellbeing tourism.
Therme Dubai will be located in Zabeel Park, will span 500,000 square feet and will reach a height of 100 metres. The project will host a mix of relaxation, leisure, family entertainment and healthcare services in a space designed to attract up to 1.7 million visitors annually. Set to be built at an estimated cost of $544 million (AED 2 billion), the project will be developed in partnership with Therme Group, an international leader in wellbeing infrastructure.
The resort will feature innovative wellness zones, including a family-friendly play zone, a relaxing retreat for adults, and a rejuvenation space. Notable attractions include Michelin-star dining, 18-metre waterfalls, and the world’s largest indoor botanical garden. Sustainability is central to the design, with 90% of water used being recycled and 80% of cooling needs met through clean energy
