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The high-end fitness and wellness retreat, The Burj Club, in the world’s tallest tower, Burj Khalifa, is now open for public use.

Previously only open to Burj Khalifa guests and residents, the Club is located next to Burj Khalifa and offers memberships and day passes for non-members.

Stretched across five floors and 6,320 metre², the facility features a fitness centre with ladies-only gymnasium, a spa, a rooftop pool, a lounge, and an indoor lap pool.

Fitness classes offered at The Club include circuit training, KO8 training, aqua aerobics, and swimming.

Announcing the change to its access, Ahmad Al Falasi, Executive Director, Group Operations, Emaar Properties explains “The Burj Club has redefined the wellness and fitness scene of Dubai with its unbeatable combination of a prime location, extraordinary facilities and personalized attention by dedicated trainers..

“We are now extending access to The Burj Club and guests can indulge in a range of wellness and keep fit activities while enjoying panoramic views of the city including The Dubai Fountain.”

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