Expo City Dubai (Dubai Expo 2020)
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What about the German Pavilion. Is dismantling work going on, too?

If you stay at Rove Hotel, they will allow you to walk around the site. You should ask first if you want to do so.

Awww, that hurts so much to see my favorite world expo being torn down that way!

This is how the entrance of Dubai Expo 2020 looks now!


They began to demolish the pavilions of the Republic of Korea, Belgium, France and the United Kingdom.



Here is a closer look at the Republic of Korea Pavilion.





This is Belgium.



France.




And here is the United Kingdom Pavilion being demolished.

Hey guys, unfortunately, there is no way for us to go inside and see how’s the deconstruction been doing As of now, the only thing we can enjoy is this inspiring board, see you soon

How does it look like there today?

Any photos of the demolition works?

The closing ceremony was livestreamed on YouTube.

Now that Expo 2020 is over, work is being done to create District 2020.

Dubai is getting ready to welcome District 2020, a ‘smart city’ that will take shape in and around the Expo venue – and in no time emerge as the next big thing when it comes to choosing an office, a home, or a retail space.

Dismantling of all non-legacy structures at Expo site will be done in 3-6 months.

Source: https://gulfnews.com/amp/business/property/dubai-starts-complex-process-to-create-district-2020-out-of-the-expo-site-1.1648784584681

Expo 2020 has achieved 20 million visits to date!

Almost 70 per cent of visits came from the UAE. Latest figures show that children under the age of 18 have visited more than 2.8 million times.

Source: https://gulfnews-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/gulfnews.com/amp/expo-2020/expo-2020-dubai-celebrates-20-million-visits-to-date-1.86569905

Even after Expo 2020 Dubai ends in March 2022, the Worlds Fair site will live on as a vibrant business district after the mega event. Once the event finishes, the smart city remains and gets taken over by DISTRICT 2020. District 2020 has estimated a population of about 145,000 people will visit, live and work at the hub over the next 25 years.

Here are a few snapshot of features that will remain when the Expo site becomes District 2020. Dubai's newest residential and business zone.

1. Al Wasl Centrepiece- Historical name for Dubai which means "connection" in English.


2. Terra- (The Sustainability Science Pavilion)


3- Alif- (The Mobility Pavilion)


4. UAE Pavilion (Falcon Theme Park)


5.Kingdom of Saudi Arabia


6. Gravity- defying water illusion


7. Garden in the Sky


8. Exhibition Centre


9. The Firdaus recording Studio


10. Bike trails in 15-minute community


Last but not the least The Rove is one of the two hotels on the 438 hectare site, overlooking Al Wasl Plaza, it will remain as a permanent offering.

District 2020 had already attracted some of the worlds leading industrial, tech and logistic giants to invest including Siemens, Terminus and DP world.