Dubai Frame:
The latest cultural landmark and tourist attraction in Dubai. Measuring 150m high and 95m wide and built with reinforced concrete, steel and laminated glass, Dubai Frame is an iconic structure that “frames” impressive views of Old and New Dubai, while serving as a metaphorical bridge connecting the emirate’s rich past with its magnificent present.
Abra Ride:
Abras are traditional wooden boats used for transportation across the bustling Dubai Creek. The 5-minute boat journey is one of the most affordable and authentic experiences in the city and also offers exceptional sights of old and new Dubai between the two sides of Dubai Creek.
Spice & Gold Souq:
The two fascinating traditional Arabian markets along the Deira waterfront have been significantly preserving the local heritage and traditions. At Spice Souq, you will discover artisanal spices, Arabian teas, saffron, and blends of herbs and spices that delight with vibrant colors and aromas. The stalls at the neighboring Gold Souq showcase a variety of authentic and eye-catching jewelry and ornaments made of gold, diamond, pearls, platinum and silver. Be assured that your purchases will be genuine as all merchandise is carefully regulated by the Dubai government.
Al Shindagha Museum:
A historic building and the residential quarter of Dubai’s former ruler Sheikh Saeed bin Maktoum. Al Shindagha Museum which is the UAE’s largest open-air heritage museum collects, houses, preserves, researches, and interprets Emirati rich cultural heritage and history through various exhibitions, events and teaching programs to all visitors.
Al Seef:
Hugging 1.8km of Dubai Creek’s stately shoreline, the latest 2.5 million square foot development has two sections – a heritage area featuring old architecture, and a second space featuring more contemporary structures. Home to all kinds of boutique stores, art galleries, open-air markets, and over 70 restaurants and cafes offering local distinctive concepts, causal snacks and fine dining experiences. Always a perfect destination to shop around, dine or walk by the water watching the Dubai sunset.
The View:
at the Palm At 240 metres high, The View on level 52 of the iconic Palm Tower offers panoramic, 360-degree views of world-renowned Palm Jumeirah, the Arabian Gulf and beyond from an outdoor terrace and a premium lounge. Here you can spot the iconic landmarks and hidden gems of this beautiful city.