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Dubai Attractions

Read More Al Maha Desert Resort and Spa
A luxury Desert Resort, the Al Maha eco-tourism resort consists of tented suites positioned around an oasis. Visitors can enjoy massages and therapies at the Spa or partake in traditional desert activities.
Read More Bastakia
(Bur Dubai)
Nestled within the eastern quarter of Bur Dubai is the historical Bastakia district. Once a settlement for Persian merchants, the area is known for its old-world charm and heritage buildings.
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Read More Burj Al-Arab
(Southwest Dubai)
Amongst the most exquisite and pricey luxury hotels of the world, is Dubai's Burj-Al-Arab. Famed for being the world's tallest hotel, the Burj boasts impressive architecture and a splendid interior.
Read More Dhow Wharfage
(Dubai Creek)
A busy stretch in proximity to the Al-Maktoum Bridge, the Dhow Warfage displays a concentration of old dhows used for trading activities. Sailors may offer visitors a tour of the area and their vessels.
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Read More Dubai Museum
(Bur Dubai)
The 18th C Al-Fahidi Fort is today the Dubai Museum. Tourists can tour the fort and see displays of old maps, weapons, traditional musical instruments, and various other exhibits.
Read More Dubai Shopping Festival
The Shopping Festival is held at the beginning of the year and during the summer months. The festival is not only limited to shopping promotions; it also sponsors thematic entertainment.
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Read More Jumeirah Beach Hotel
(Jumeirah and Satwa)
A distinct building in the shape of a wave, the luxury Jumeirah Beach Hotel offers splendid views of the Arabian Gulf. Visitors can enjoy the Hotel's excellent water sport opportunities.
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Read More Jumeirah Mosque
(Jumeirah and Satwa)
The grandest and most beautiful mosque in Dubai, Jumeirah Mosque is a replica of a larger Egyptian mosque. A prominent landmark of Dubai, the mosque reflects fine Islamic architecture.
Read More Majlis Ghorfat Um-Al-Sheef
(Southwest Dubai)
The former summer home of Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed al-Maktoum, Majlis Ghorfat Um-Al-Sheef is a relatively modern structure, built in 1955. The residence gives a glimpse into the life style of the Sheikh.
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Read More Mall of the Emirates
The Mall of the Emirates, once the largest mall in the Middle East, offers a full range of shopping opportunities and is particularly unique for opening the first indoor ski facility in the region.
Read More One & Only Royal Mirage Resort
(Southwest Dubai)
Stretching across 60 acres of lush gardens, the One & Only Royal Mirage Resort consists of three separate hotels. The Resort boasts splendid Arabic architecture coupled with modern amenities.
Read More Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House
(Bur Dubai)
Once the residence for the past Ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum, the House now serves as a national museum. Built in 1896, the House enabled the Ruler to observe shipping activity with convenience.
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Read More Sheikh Zayed Road
A busy highway lined with sky-scrapers, Sheikh Zayed Road is the business district of the city. Here, visitors can find an agglomeration of popular hotels, restaurants and office buildings.
Read More Al-Ahmadiya School
(Deira)
The Al-Ahmadiya School was originally built in the early 19th C and was responsible for the instruction of a limited number of boys in general and Arabic studies. Today the building houses a museum of public education.
Read More Deira Gold Souq
(Deira)
Deira Gold Souq, is well known as the place to go for gold jewelry. It is among the biggest gold bazaars in the world.
Read More Deira Spice Souq
(Deira)
Deira's Spice Souq was first started in the early 19th C and today is one of the city's top tourist attractions.
Read More Dubai Creek Golf and Yacht Club
(Deira)
The Dubai Creek Golf and Yacht Club is one of the finest clubs of its kind in Dubai. It was designed by the UK's Brian Johnson and opened in 1993.
Read More Heritage House
(Deira)
The Heritage House was once the home of a wealthy merchant and constructed in 1890. Today it has been restored to its former glory and is open to tourists.
Read More Heritage and Diving Village
(Bur Dubai)
The Heritage and Diving Village showcases two ancient industries of Dubai; pearl diving and dhow building. Also on site are potters and weavers demonstrating their crafts.
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Read More Jumeirah City
(Southwest Dubai)
Jumeirah City is known for its luxurious hotels, fine restaurants, markets, and live cultural performances.
Read More The Courtyard
(Sheikh Zayed Road)
The unusual Courtyard building is home to numerous unique shops, studios restaurants and cafes, but the unique architecture is the main highlight.
Read More Wafi City
(Oud Metha)
Wafi City is an upscale shopping district featuring the finest designer brands, all located in this extravagant Egyptian themed complex.
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Read More Wild Wadi
(Southwest Dubai)
Wild Wadi is a massive water park with all manner of rides and amusements, including the well known Jumeriah Sceirah slide. The complex boasts 12 acres of pools.
Read More Art Attack Gallery
Read More Autodrome
Read More Ayyam Gallery
Read More B21 Gallery
Read More Dubai International Marine Club
Read More Dubai Tennis Stadium
Read More Dubai Zoo
(Jumeirah and Satwa)
Read More El Mundo
Read More Electronics Souq
Read More Emirates Towers
(Sheikh Zayed Road)
Read More Four Seasons Ramesh Gallery
Read More Jebel Ali
(Southwest Dubai)
Read More Jumeirah Beach Park
(Jumeirah and Satwa)
Read More Jumeirah Golf Estates
Read More Perfume Souq
Read More Safa Park
(Jumeirah and Satwa)
Read More The Third Line
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