Dubai’s Top Attractions To Visit

The Best Places To Visit in Dubai

 

Our Dubai travel guide emphasizes the city’s local and international attractions. As the namesake capital of one of the UAE’s seven emirates. The city is known for its richness, glamorous,  inventive construction, and architecture. However, there is more to Dubai than the glitz and glamour of its 5-star hotels.

There is a wide variety of experiences to be in Dubai. From the quiet of the dunes to the chaos of the souks. You must see everything from dunes to quaint villages to spectacular buildings during your visit.

 

 

GRAND MOSQUE

The Grand Mosque in Bur Dubai has the highest minaret in Dubai. It reaches dizzying heights at 70 meters and has 45 smaller and nine more domes. The light shines through the stained glass panels that adorn each dome.

One of the city’s most iconic buildings,  the Grand Mosque. Best explored on foot before sunrise or after sunset when the day’s heat has subsided.

 

BURJ KHALIFA

The Burj Khalifa should be on every tourist’s itinerary. The Top Burj Khalifa is an observation deck on the 124th level of the world’s tallest structure. It offers a breathtaking view of the Middle East.

Be amazed by the city of Dubai and its glittering lights at night falls. If you visit in the daytime, you may relax in the sun on their hip patio. When waiting in line for the tower’s lift, you can explore The Dubai Mall.

 

SAFARI DESERT

One of the most common things in Dubai is to tour the Arabian Desert. Many tour operators provide excursions into the desert. Where you can ride a camel or rip over the dunes in a 4×4 (dune bashing is a popular option).

Another option is to spend the night at a private desert camp. You may enjoy a barbeque dinner, live music, and belly dancing. But possibly the best start of the day in Dubai is to venture out on a desert safari in the morning.

 

DUBAI MUSEUM

You may learn about the origins of Dubai and the nation at the Dubai Museum. See rebuilt reed huts, a pearling-era souk, and other intriguing objects. At the same time, learn about the city’s journey from a backwater into a wealthy metropolis.

The Dubai Museum is in the Al Fahidi Fort, the city’s oldest building. It was built in the 1970s when the city’s spectacular reinvention began. It was taking shape to preserve the traditional way of life.

 

AI FAHIDI HISTORICAL NEIGHBOURHOOD

Visit the Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood to escape the image of Dubai. A prosperous oil-fueled economy and bustling tourist attraction. The contemporary version of Dubai has just emerged in recent decades.

You may learn more about the history of this Middle Eastern gem. Take a trip through the Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, which runs along Dubai Creek. Houses and other buildings were constructed in the traditional architecture that existed in Dubai. Before the city’s rapid modernization in the 1970s, it now contains galleries, studios, museums, and other cultural institutions.

 

DUBAI MARINA

The artificial canal city of Dubai Marina opened in 2003 and has breathtaking scenery. Excellent walking and beach access and a wide variety of recreational opportunities. Along the marina, you’ll find stores and restaurants.

Birds and other marine animals add attraction to Marina. Even though it is artificial, whales swirling in from the ocean visit the canal. It occupies a coastal spot to the south of the city proper. If you want accommodation with a breathtaking view of Dubai Marina, check here.

 

Where should I stay if I visit Dubai?

Home Rental Vacation

The hotels in Dubai have garnered international attention. Sovereign Holiday Homes are one of the best in Dubai. Airbnb and other authorized websites provide vacation rental options.

So guests can be sure they have a secure, clean, and welcoming place to call home during their time away. There is nothing to worry about since your villa or apartment has everything you need.