Dubai City Tour

The highest, the largest, the deepest, the world’s first, all of these are in Dubai, so what’s on your list? Let us guide you on how to discover Dubai for its architecture, culture, beaches, family fun, adventure and culinary delights, to make the most of your trip.

The city of Dubai has two sides to it, one of which depicts the city's ancient and historical aspect, which is replete with culture and beautiful architecture. Its other side is more modern and glamorous. You can choose to visit the cultural hotspots like Heritage Village, Dubai Museum, Bastakiya Quarter and Gold Souk and also visit the upscale destinations like Burj Al Arab, Atlantis-The Palm, Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Beach, the Dubai Mall and the likes. Not just these, Dubai has some of the world’s best and largest amusement parks, water parks, aquariums, etc. So, Dubai has it all!

Hop on with us as we give you an overview of some of the know attractions of Dubai. Add them to your list and let us help you plan a memorable visit to the city.

Al Bastakiya

This is one of the most recommendedtourist attractions in Dubai located along the Dubai creek and gives you the feel of the history of the city. The old houses, made of stone, teak, gypsum, palm wood, and sandalwood, in Bastakiya have been preservedas the last surviving examples of Dubai's past. Sunni Iranian merchants, who moved to Dubai in the late 1890s, are thought to have built the structures. Visitors to Al Bastakiya will find a variety of interesting attractions in the area—the Architectural Heritage Society, Majlis Gallery, the Coffee Museum, Shaikh Muhammad Center for Cultural Understanding (SMCCU), Mawaheb gallery, etc.

Dubai Museum

This museum is housed within the Al Fahidi Fort and it has some fascinating displays of historical significance.The fort, which was originally constructed in 1787, served as the royal house, arsenal, and prison until it was restored under the reign of Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum.It was reopened as Dubai Museum in 1971, the year that UAE was established. The Museum gives us a taste of everyday life in the UAE prior to the discovery of oil.

Souks

You can take a short boat ride from the old town to Deira, which has some of the most spectacular souks in continuance of the trading past of Dubai. For years traders docked by the banks carrying coffee, spices, and gold from around the world. Nothing has changed today, and the creek is bustling with yachts and Arabian dhows navigating together. The Gold Souk located here is a must see on a visit to Dubai. Browse the bustling and glistening souk for some amazing jewellery pieces. Explore the Spice Souk for some aromatic herbs and spices and exotic selection of nuts, oils and saffron.

The Dubai Frame

The unique Dubai Frame is 150 metres high, 93 metres wide, and frames two sides of the city. To the north, the city's historic area can be seen, while to the south, the city's modern skyline can be viewed.At the Sky-deck, you can cross a transparent glass bridge, the floor of which is made of liquid crystal and becomes clear when someone steps on it.You'll feel like you're walking on air! The Future Zone gives a glimpse into what Dubai will be like in 50 years.

Jumeirah

Jumeirah, one of Dubai's most affluent locales, is a must see with its pristine beaches, elegant cafes, the enigmatic Atlantis-The Palm, the mind-blowing Burj Al Arab in the shape of a sail, the Jumeirah beach and the Jumeirah Mosque. The Walk at (Jumeirah Beach Residence) is a bustling beachside boulevard with attractive stalls selling fascinating stuff and cool cafes all over.Dubai Marina is across the JBR and has some of the most impressive buildings adorning the skyline. The seven-kilometre, pedestrian walkway running along the harbour has some coffee shops, restaurants and a mall. The Jumeirah mosque is a spectacular work of architecture and welcomes visitors of all faiths. The seven-star-status Burj Al Arab is undoubtedly the most famous attraction in Dubai since years.

Burj Khalifa and the Dubai Mall

The world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, is an architectural wonder, which can be seen in its engineering prowess. Explore the world’s largest mall, the Dubai Mall, for the ultimate signature brands, the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo and the Dubai Ice Rink and then head out to see the stunning Burj. At the base of the Burj you can check out a range of exciting dining and entertainment options, as well as watch the illuminated Dubai Fountains swaying on famous tracks.

Dubai Parks and Resorts

There are three theme parks and one water park to choose from in this ultimate destination!Riverland serves as a gateway to Dubai Parks and Resorts. With cobbled streets, charming restaurants, and a man-made river, Riverland Dubai provides idyllic dining and entertainment options for the entire family, which are free.The complex contains Legoland Dubai, Legoland Water Park, Motiongate Dubai, Bollywood Parks Dubai and two hotels. People of all ages and interests are bound to find something for themselves at all these parks.

Waterparks

Dubai has some famous and fun waterparks that you must try if you are visiting during the summers. Aquaventure in the Atlantis–The Palm resort, is one of the most popular waterparks in Dubai. It has some of the most thrilling and fun rides and slides for kids and adults. The Wild Wadi Waterpark has been a favourite among locals and visitors alike since 1999.Arabian folklore character Juha serves as the inspiration for the park's rides and attractions. The Legoland Waterpark is great for 2 to 12 year olds. They can slide, splash, race and build at the waterpark.

Miracle Garden

Visitors flock to Dubai's Miracle Garden each year to see its unique 2D and 3D floral designs. The garden has won several awards, like the Guinness World Record for the floral depiction of an Airbus A380 superjumbo plane. Some other amazing attractions include the Disney Avenue, the fairytale-like Lost Paradise, the Butterfly Passage, the Floral Castle, the latest Smurf-based exhibits, the Floral Clock that works, to name a few.

Dubai Dolphinarium

The Dolphinarium showcases Dolphins as they perform and interact with you. It's no wonder they're so fascinating: they juggle, jump, play, and interact. Enhance your experience and learn more about them with trainers, while you can observe them more closely. You may even swim with them or play ball with this lovable creature. The Mirror Maze is another big attraction here, as you challenge yourself to find your way out of the bewildering maze of mirrors. The Creek Park Bird Show is also a one-of-a-kind experience in Middle East that showcases the most exotic range of birds. You can interact closely with the parrots, macaws, hornbills, etc.

Dubai Dubai Garden Glow

The park has a unqiue theme with dazzling installations that glow in the dark. It is a five-sectioned park and offers people of all ages something to be fascinated about. In an effort to raise awareness about global warming and carbon footprints, the garden uses energy-efficient bulbs and recycled materials throughout. The installations include the famous floating aquatic installation, the Jurassic Era in the dinosaur zone and other art focussed models. Interesting vans offer street-style food and acrobatic performances make for a great evening with the family.

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