Therme Dubai: oasi wellness a 100 m

Therme Dubai diventerà un nuovo punto di riferimento per il benessere negli Emirati. L’oasi verticale di 100 metri sorgerà nel parco Zabeel e offrirà piscine termali, giardini botanici e zone spa su più livelli tematici. Ogni terrazza avrà vegetazione, viste panoramiche e microclimi differenti.

Il progetto comprende tre aree: Play (parco acquatico per famiglie), Relax (bagni termali e trattamenti), Restore (saune e rituali da tutto il mondo). Previsti ristoranti con cucina salutare.

Il complesso riciclerà il 90% dell’acqua e utilizzerà energia pulita per l’80% del fabbisogno climatico. L’apertura è prevista entro il 2028. Sono attesi oltre 1,7 milioni di visitatori ogni anno.

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