Beautiful Places in Dubai

It is a 160 storey sky - scrapper and an observation deck, renowned for being the tallest architectural structure in the world. Until recently, known to be the world's tallest structure at 828 metres and 160 floors, with over 300m taller than the previous contender in Taipei, Burj Khalifa was designed to be the centerpiece of a large - scale, mixed - use development project.

The area between Dubai-Sharjah border and the Dubai Creek is known as Deira. It is an area traditionally known for commercial activities with historical modes of transportation in Dhows being of particular interest to the tourists. The visitors to Deira find it convenient to shop from the Gold, Perfume and Spice souks known for authentic products at reasonable prices.

Located near the Creek, the Bur Dubai Village contrasts from the city’s magnificent enamour and structure and is perfect for all those who want to go back in time and witness the Old Dubai. It is the perfect way to peep into Dubai’s culture, lifestyle, architecture and maritime history.

The Mall of the Emirates, located in the Al Barsha area of West Dubai, is a shopping mall frequented by both tourists and residents of UAE. It is literally a one stop shop destination that has earned it the epithet of being the ‘world’s first shopping resort.’ It has also been named as the, “World's Leading New Shopping Mall”.

Dubai Dolphinarium is an educational plus an entertainment package that will leave you in complete awe of these beautiful mammals. 
One of its kinds in entire Middle East, this fully air - conditioned indoor Dubai Dolphinarium serves as a popular attraction for locals and tourists. Here visitors can enjoy a 45 - minute demonstration of the marine creatures: northern fur seals and Black Sea bottlenose Dolphins.

Located in Downtown Dubai, this 2016 established Opera is one of the finest and radiant cultural and arts centre. Built by the famous Emaar properties, Dubai Opera is a multi-format performing arts centre with the capacity of holding approximately 2000 persons. It engages the audience and bring an exciting vibe and life to the place.

Alserkal Avenue is an arts and culture district located in Al Quoz, Dubai. Started as an industrial unit with several warehouses, the district has now been transformed into a major arts and cultural forum. The Alserkal District accommodates several houses for local and global artists, art galleries, museums, performing platforms, design studios and exhibition halls.

Dubai Marina is one of its kind waterfront developments in Dubai region by EMAAR offering a residence in modern artistic setting. Nestled in the region popularly known as ïNew DubaiÍ, Dubai Marina is a conceptualized man - made canal city. It offers luxurious lifestyles through its exquisite waterfront development along the Persian Gulf shoreline.

The world's largest manmade island, Palm Jumeirah currently serves as one of the major attractions of the city. One of the biggest water parks of Dubai, Aquaventure is located in the Atlantis hotel complex. This amazing water park offers a series of pools, shoots and flumes and few thrilling rides. Adrenaline pumping Tower of Neptune and the equally exhilarating.

Dubai, mainly renowned for its great infrastructure, is also known for its adventurous streak. Due to its architectural brilliance, aesthetic surroundings, and sparkling beaches, Dubai has become a favourite of holiday goers and the adrenaline junkies. However, the heart of Dubai is still its desolated desert.

A majestic structure nestled amid skilfully manicured gardens; Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque serves as an impressive landmark to the beautiful city of Abu Dhabi. Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is one of the largest mosques in the world giving its visitors a grand welcome to the city of Abu Dhabi. This marvel of modern Islamic architecture was built by Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan in the remembrance of his father.

Dubai Fountain is an ideal spot to spend oneÍs evening marveling at the worldÍs largest choreographed water fountain. Nestled in the middle of the 24 - acre Burj Lake, this Dubai Fountain set against the shimmering Burj Khalifa is a sight to behold.

Established in 2016 in ‘the heart of Dubai’, IMG is city’s first mega indoor park with world class amenities and entertainment. Situated on the famous Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, this cartoon-themed park sprawls across 1.5 million square feet of land and is full of excitement and fun.

This Saltwater Creek is UAE’s one of the major port and divides the city into two parts and connects the trading port to the desert. Extended to the Persian Gulf and the wildlife sanctuary, this waterway acts as a commercial lifeline as it facilitates not just tourism but also harbours ships, trade and commercial activities.

The Middle East is famous for its boiling hot summers and the people who live and work here have only a few limited options to escape the sweltering heat. One of these options is the Wild Wadi Water Park. One of the premier water parks of the Emirate, Wild Wadi boasts innovative rides for all ages and provides a unique experience for the people.

The ground floor of the Dubai Mall is famous as the location of the exceedingly popular Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo that has thousands of people drop in every day. It is indeed a marvel with over 33, 000 marine life occupying the 10 million liters of water within the tank.

Ferrari World is a Ferrari inspired theme park offering adrenaline-pumping experiences to its visitors with its unique concept of rides. Located on Yas Island, Ferrari World is the worldÍs first Ferrari branded park comprising of various Ferrari motivated rides and attractions. It is also the largest indoor theme park wit biggest Ferrari store along with an array of authentic Italian eating joint options.

Set against the coast of the Persian Gulf, Jumeirah Beach with its sandy coastline is one of the favourite destinations among locals as well as tourists. Stretched along the coast, south of the city's historic district, this sandy white strip of sand is among the top beach destinations for the visitors of Dubai.

A not so recent addition to the bag of DubaiÍs shiny and graceful architecture, Burj Al Arab is yet another signature building added to the list. Established in year 1999, Burj Al Arab is one of the premium hotels of Dubai located on an artificial island off Jumeirah Road. Designed in the shape of sail of a dhow, this iconic landmark houses an array of shiny chauffer driven limousines and a private helipad.

Jumeirah Mosque is a landmark mosque of Dubai, wJumeirah Mosque is regarded as one of the most gorgeous mosques of Dubai. Built exactly on lines of Cairo's Al - Azhar Mosque that is eight times its size, this mosque is a perfect illustration of Islamic architecture. ith guided tours offered to non - Muslims in order to promote cultural understanding.

The Dubai Mall, also known as the home of the Dubai shopping festival, is one of the world's largest shopping malls in UAE. Dubai Mall is one of the cityÍs premiere malls, offering an entry to the world of amusement and entertainment. From Dubai Aquarium to the Underwater Zoo (which is managed by Emaar Entertainment), the mall serves as a doorway to the wonders of the oceanic life.

Dubai museum was built in 1787 and is the oldest existing building in Dubai. Nestled in the Al - Fahidi Fort, this magnificent museum of Dubai was built in 1787 in order to defend Dubai Creek. Restored in year 1971 by the ruler of Dubai and then extensively renovated in 1995, today this beautiful architecture houses cityÍs heritage and many important event of the past.

Sheikh Zayed Road is part of the E 11 arterial road that runs through UAE. It is called Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai and stretches approximately 55 kilometres from the roundabout near the Trade Centre till the border of Abu Dhabi. A significant part of this road runs parallel to the coastline of Dubai and has stunning skyscrapers lined on both sides. With about eight lanes in each direction, the Sheikh Zayed Road is a busy highway but an excellent work of engineering worth admiring.

Dhow Cruise is a must-try for those who are curious enough to know the rich heritage of the nation. Cruising, past the Creek or the Marina, highlights how in the early times, fishermen would use Dhows for fishing and pearl hunting. The beauty of this cruise is that it not only just drifts past the wonders of Dubai but also the fact that this ship replicates the historical Dhows used back then.