Dubai does not disappoint. You’ll be dazzled by the splendor of Dubai and quickly come to understand why it is a major tourist destination and the trade capital of the UAE. Dubai is full of life, full of business, and full of wonders. With camel rides, parks, beaches, desert villages, and so much more, you’ll need to be mobile to enjoy this city. A few places you should stop by are:
Al Qasr Hotel
If you fancy an unconventional tour, visit the Al Qasr hotel, part of the Madinat Jumeirah in Dubai. You can take a ride in an abras, a water taxi, to get around the complex which was built to resemble an Arabian citadel..
Bastakiya District
One of the original trading districts in old Dubai, it is now famous for its beautiful quaint houses with wind towers. Many of the houses have even been converted into art galleries.
Burj Al Arab
The world’s only 7-star hotel, the famous Burj Al Arab is a must-see. Located in Dubai’s harbor, it is designed to look like a traditional Arabian sailboat, and is even more spectacular inside.
The World Islands
Make sure to check out the 300 remarkable man-made islands shaped into the continents of the world, fittingly named The World Islands.
Al Qasr Hotel If you fancy an unconventional tour, visit the Al Qasr hotel, part of the Madinat Jumeirah in Dubai. You can take a ride in an abras, a water taxi, to get around the complex which was built to resemble an Arabian citadel..
Bastakiya District One of the original trading districts in old Dubai, it is now famous for its beautiful quaint houses with wind towers. Many of the houses have even been converted into art galleries.
Burj Al Arab The world’s only 7-star hotel, the famous Burj Al Arab is a must-see. Located in Dubai’s harbor, it is designed to look like a traditional Arabian sailboat, and is even more spectacular inside.
The World Islands Make sure to check out the 300 remarkable man-made islands shaped into the continents of the world, fittingly named The World Islands.