3D World Selfie Museum Dubai

3D World Dubai is the world's largest trick-art selfie museum, housing over 185 hand-painted 3D artworks across a 23,000 sqft space in Al Quoz. The museum features nine themed zones where visitors are encouraged to pose, play and become part of the artwork – from walking on floating clouds to escaping a T-Rex, riding a surfboard through a tunnel or becoming Mona Lisa for a day.

Quick facts:
Duration 1.5–2 hours · 185+ artworks · 9 themed zones · In Al Quoz

Did you know?
3D World Dubai is the largest trick-art museum in the world and was the first of its kind in Dubai and the Middle East – all artworks are hand-painted using the classical Trompe-l'oeil technique.

Best time to visit:
Morning visits are quietest and best for uninterrupted photo opportunities; weekday afternoons are also a good bet.

Where to eat nearby:
There are no restaurants inside – the surrounding Al Quoz area has industrial cafés, and the nearby Alserkal Avenue has several quirky dining options.

Tip:
Come with a fully-charged phone and plan specific shots in advance – staff are happy to suggest poses but you'll move faster if you know what you want. Prices may vary – check official website.

Reviewers describe 3D World as one of Dubai's best hidden gems for families and photography enthusiasts, praising the hand-painted artworks, helpful staff who suggest poses, and the sheer scale with 185+ works across nine zones.

How long should I plan?
Allow 1.5 to 2 hours to explore all 185+ artworks across the nine themed zones.

Where is it exactly?
Behind Mashreq Bank on Sheikh Zayed Road in Al Quoz 4 – the nearest metro is Onpassive on the Red Line.

Is it suitable for children?
Absolutely – children under 3 enter for free, and the interactive hand-painted artworks are designed to engage visitors of all ages.

Can I take photos?
Yes – that's the whole point! Bring a fully-charged phone and prepare for creative poses at every exhibit.

Are there food options inside?
No, there are no food or beverage outlets inside the museum – plan to eat before or after your visit.