What To Know
- The City of Amazing Architectures and Culture The city of Dubai is an example of a city that best combines the qualities of today’s architecture and the rich cultural heritage of a county which has often been associated with oil.
- Another place for those who would like to get acquainted with the Emirati culture closer is also called Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding and offers a special guided tour and meal designed in a way to show the visitors as much of the authentic Emirati culture as possible.
- Deemed as the jewel of United Arab Emirates, Dubai is a treasure-trove of exciting outdoor activities such as dune bashing in the desert and skydiving over the famous Palm Jumeirah.
Dubai: The City of Amazing Architectures and Culture The city of Dubai is an example of a city that best combines the qualities of today’s architecture and the rich cultural heritage of a county which has often been associated with oil. For instance, Dubai has a great array of different attractions, ranging from beautiful skyscrapers to desert landscapes thriving with life.
The Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, somehow embodies what Dubai is all about: the magnificent skylines and architectural marvels that draw thousands of tourists every year. Guests on the observation decks can view the spectacular skyline of the entire city scape especially in the evening.
For shopaholics who like to relax in the shade of their purchases, Dubai is the ultimate hotspot with its countless malls. Shoppers can enjoy the delights of designer labels and chain stores as well as busy local markets selling the most exquisite of handicrafts all over the world. The Dubai Mall the world’s largest shopping center is a must-stop destination with indoor aquarium, ice rink and restaurants.
Dubai is also known as for its modern buildings and its opulence but there is also history and rich culture hidden in the emirate. Head to Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood to see Dubai as it once was. The area is characterized by narrow passages leading to small wind-tower houses that have now been converted into museums. Another place for those who would like to get acquainted with the Emirati culture closer is also called Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding and offers a special guided tour and meal designed in a way to show the visitors as much of the authentic Emirati culture as possible.
A trip to Dubai would not be complete without trying out the vivid and delicious cuisine of this city. Tomato ketchup and McDonald’s hamburgers all the way to Michelin star haute cuisine and incredible street food – Dubai is a world of taste. Dine at traditional and family restaurants and eat authentic Emirati food or order food from world-renowned restaurants that offer a view of the Arabian Gulf.
Deemed as the jewel of United Arab Emirates, Dubai is a treasure-trove of exciting outdoor activities such as dune bashing in the desert and skydiving over the famous Palm Jumeirah. Either book a yacht tour or a 4WD desert safari and learn the thrills of driving over sand dunes.
