Madame Tussauds Dubai

The first Madame Tussauds Museum opened in London in the 1830s. The museum was founded by Marie Tussauds – a phenomenal wax sculptor from France. Over the years, the wax museum grew in popularity and now it has become one of the most visited sites in the world. There are over 20 Madame Tussauds museums globally, including branches in New York, Istanbul, Las Vegas, Hong Kong, Singapore and Amsterdam.

But now you can enjoy a day with the world's most renowned celebrities at Madame Tussauds in Dubai. Visit the Madame Tussauds Museum in Dubai and take photos with your favourite celebs. Madame Tussauds provides lifelike wax sculptures of personalities from entertainment, sports, politics, and other fields. These wax sculptures are so lifelike that they will take your breath away. Learn how these wax sculptures are manufactured, how they are stored, and a lot more. Here you can go on an interesting self-guided tour and see some incredible photos of your favourite celebs.

Discover Seven Zones in a Vibrant Environment

The museum, which has 25 outposts across the world, is located on Bluewater Island, one of Dubai's newest attractions. Madame Tussauds Dubai, located next to the world's tallest building, Ain Dubai, features seven incredible zones with wax figures of famous actors, sports figures, great leaders, and, most importantly, Middle Eastern icons.

Each of the wax figurines on show here has been meticulously detailed by a team of 20 sculptors, giving it an incredible lifelike appearance. The most fascinating aspect is that the museum uses a 200-year-old procedure to meticulously finish these wax sculptures. This is the same old, yet inventive, and fail-safe process used by Marie Tussauds in the nineteenth century.

You can not only view your favourite celebs like Audrey Hepburn, Balqees, and Justin Bieber here, but you can also get up and personal with them. Because there are no ropes or constraints, you can touch the wax figurines, strike up a conversation, and even take some fantastic selfies or groupies while posing with them.

The museum has wax figures of members of the UAE’s royal family too. The museum also include wax statue of Emirati-Yemeni music star, Balqees Fathi. Some of the other wax statues you can expect to see at the museum include:

• Queen Elizabeth II
• Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
• Xi Jingping
• Jackie Chan
• Kylie Jenner
• Victoria Beckham
• Justin Bieber
• Audrey Hepburn
• Vin Diesel

And many more.