Dubai welcomes world’s first Museum of Candy

by Staff Reporter
Museum of Candy Dubai

Dubai welcomes the world’s first Museum of Candy, a vibrant, interactive museum dedicated to the art and joy of candy, a groundbreaking addition to the city’s cultural landscape.

This one-of-a-kind destination offers visitors the chance to explore a series of imaginative, candy-themed rooms designed to spark joy, wonder, and sweet nostalgia.

Museum of Candy

At the Museum of Candy, every step reveals a new adventure. From the life-size lollipop forest to a pool of sprinkles, clouds of cotton candy, and more, each room is packed with larger-than-life candy creations and interactive surprises perfect for capturing unforgettable moments.

More than just a visual treat, the museum features innovative scent stations filling the air with the sweet aromas of your favourite childhood candies. In the Candy Lab, guests can experiment with candy-making techniques alongside expert ‘candy scientists,’ blending flavours and textures to create personalized confections.

Candy-inspired art

The museum also boasts an impressive collection of candy-inspired art, including intricate mosaics and sculptures crafted from real sweets. Each piece is designed to tell a story, adding a delightful educational element to the experience. Visitors can also indulge in an array of complimentary goodies, including unlimited ice cream and a selection of macaroons.

For those looking to take a piece of the magic home, the museum offers exclusive items such as T-shirts, collectible candy jars, and signature sweets. Additionally, the venue features a dedicated area for VIP experiences and private events.

This candy-themed destination is filled with interactive games, awe-inspiring sculptures, and endless sweet surprises, making it a must-visit for families, friends, and anyone with a sweet tooth.

Tickets are available through Fever, the leading entertainment discovery platform, making it easy for people to access and enjoy unique cultural experiences in their cities.

tanvir@dubainewsweek.com

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