Best Places to Visit in Dubai

Arabia has vanished, where sand and the hot sun rule the soil, and starving people seek a well to draw water to drink from the hot wind, which dehydrates your body in a second and kills you. Those were the old stories; now, Dubai is a dream destination for the entire world, from tourists to businessmen to filmmakers. This is the place on this planet, man-made heaven, to visit and enjoy. That is Dubai.

A hot spot to visit

Burj Khalifa
Dubai Mall
Dubai Museum
Bastakia (Old Dubai)
Sheikh Saeed Al-Maktoum House
Dubai Creek and Al Seef District
Jumeirah Mosque
Deira
Dubai Frame
Sheikh Zayed Road.

• Burj Khalifa, there is much man-made magic to see here, including the tallest building in the world, a mall for destination shoppers, and an aquarium, including the 829-meter-tall Burj Khalifa. On the 124th floor, there is also an observation deck. See the famous city life panorama in the glimmer of light at night, beautiful gardens on the grounds, and winding walkways. The Dubai Fountain is the world’s tallest fountain. Come here and enjoy. This is the dream destination you have been waiting to visit for a long time.
• Dubai malls are famous shopping destinations for visitors. Here you have an ice-skating rink, a gaming zone, and a cinema complex open most of the day. Some of the other events that take place here include live music and fashion shows. The Dubai shopping festival and Dubai summer surprises are famous events for shoppers.
• The Dubai Museum is housed in Al-Fahidi Fort, which was built in 1787 to defend Dubai Creek. The walls of the fort are made with coral blocks and pasted with lime. These were traditionally used to build structures in those days. The upper floor of the museum is built with wooden poles, and the ceilings are traditionally made with palm fronds, mud, and plaster. In those days, the fort was the home of the ruling family, the garrison, and the centre of power. In the courtyard, you can see many boat palm fronds, mud, and plaster.

The right-side hall shows shared weaponry, while the hall on the left side exhibits musical instruments. The Arabians used to play music after the sunset and even dance, during those days. On the ground floor were displayed many aspects of Emirati life.

• This place, also called the Bastakia neighborhood, was built to attract wealthy Persian traders who traded pearls and garments. It was constructed in the nineteenth century.The most scientific view here is that wind towers, which were a kind of natural air conditioning in those days, Here you can see the virgin Arabian architecture and its beauty in every corner of the city.
• The home of Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum, the former ruler, is now transformed into a museum. In those days, Sayeed’s father built this building to observe the shipping activities from their terrace. In this renovated building, after remodelling and renovating, you can see carved teak doors, wooden lattice screens across the windows, and gypsum ventilation screens with floral and geometric designs. The rooms are built around a central courtyard and, on top, a wind tower. Here are exhibited by the Dubai Museum of Historical Photographs and Documents, photos of fishing, pearling, and boat building, letters, maps, coins, and stamps.
• Dubai Creek: This creek separates the city into two parts, Deira to the north and Bur Dubai to the south. In the old days, this was an attractive place for fishermen, pearl hunters, and divers. The Dhow Wharfage you can see here and some of the dhows anchored here are 100 years old. That is the attraction of this place.

Whereas in Dubai, you can walk around and see traditional coral-block and limestone buildings, a floating market, and shops selling crafts.

• Jumeirah Mosque, the most beautiful mosque in Dubai. It is a good example of Islamic architecture. It is built in the medieval Fatimid tradition, with two minarets that display the subtle details in the stonework. Many programs are organized here-including tours, lectures, Arabic classes, and cultural meals.

Cultural activities and music in Dubai

Khalil and Bedouin Folk Music
Programs in the Dubai Media City Amphitheater.
Dubai Opera
The Music Hall
Bedouin folk music.
The Ayyalah
The Liwa
The Habana

Art galleries in Dubai

Alserkal Avenue. 94 Art Galleries & Art Museums in Al Quoz By LPM_official.
Deira has Bait al Banat, a Women's Museum, 47 art galleries and speciality museums.
Gallery Al JaberAl Barsha has 102 art galleries.
Alserkal Cultural Foundation. 10 art galleries in Al Fahidi.
XVA Gallery has 38 art galleries in Al Fahidi.

Festivals and fairs in Dubai

Dubai Shopping Festival
Art Dubai
Dubai International Film Festival.
Dubai International Jazz Festival.
The Dubai Marathon
During the FIFA World Cup in Dubai
A Taste of Dubai
Dubai International Boat Show
Dhow Race
Swim in the Burj.

How to Travel in Dubai?

By Air
By Road

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