Top Ten Attractions and Destinations to Visit in Dubai
Dubai's top ten best attractions and destinations to visit plus more!
Below are the top ten best attractions and destinations to visit in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates:
Emirates Mall An enormous and outstanding shopping centre providing leisure, entertainment and shopping facilities/ also home to one of the emirates most popular attractions Sky Dubai with indoor ski slopes of real snow.
Burj Dubai The earths highest free-standing structure at 818m, architectural masterpiece and iconic landmark.
Atlantis Hotel In Palm Jumeirah, pure luxury, guest rooms with underwater sea views.
The World Islands Man-made archipelago of 300 islands created in the shape of the world.
Burj Al Arab The tallest hotel in the world and architectural masterpiece reaching 321m high, stands on its very own island, 7 stars in quality and designed to resemble a ships sail.
Wild Wadi Waterpark A thrilling adventure waterpark with pools and rides including the tallest and fastest freefall slide outside of the US/ tame and relaxing voyages also.
Jumeirah Beach One of the most beautiful beaches the world-over, lined with palm trees, offers luxurious relaxation, first-rate water-sports facilities and so much more.
Desert Safari A hugely popular attraction in Dubai.
Dubai Creek Saltwater creek historically divided the region into two sections Bur Dubai and Deira.
Bastakiya Quarter Fascinating historic home of 19th C wealthy Persian merchants.
Dubai has many supreme destinations of endless interest which will continue to draw visitors from across the globe. Some others are outlined below:
Hydropolis The worlds first underwater hotel and resort.
Al Maha Desert Resort and Spa UAEs first eco-tourism resort containing tent-roofed suites, private pools all located around an oasis. (Traditional desert activities include falconry, safaris, horseback/ camel riding and 4 X 4 tours).
Dubai Museum Built in 1787 as the Al-Fahidi fort to defend Dubai Creek, walls are made of coral and shells of the sea/ has served as rulers residence, government and prison.
Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House National monument and museum dedicated to the grandfather of the current ruler, it was built for the purpose of observing shipping activity from its balconies.
Souks (gold, spice, rugs...) The traditional markets in Dubai.
Emirates Mall An enormous and outstanding shopping centre providing leisure, entertainment and shopping facilities/ also home to one of the emirates most popular attractions Sky Dubai with indoor ski slopes of real snow.
Burj Dubai The earths highest free-standing structure at 818m, architectural masterpiece and iconic landmark.
Atlantis Hotel In Palm Jumeirah, pure luxury, guest rooms with underwater sea views.
The World Islands Man-made archipelago of 300 islands created in the shape of the world.
Burj Al Arab The tallest hotel in the world and architectural masterpiece reaching 321m high, stands on its very own island, 7 stars in quality and designed to resemble a ships sail.
Wild Wadi Waterpark A thrilling adventure waterpark with pools and rides including the tallest and fastest freefall slide outside of the US/ tame and relaxing voyages also.
Jumeirah Beach One of the most beautiful beaches the world-over, lined with palm trees, offers luxurious relaxation, first-rate water-sports facilities and so much more.
Desert Safari A hugely popular attraction in Dubai.
Dubai Creek Saltwater creek historically divided the region into two sections Bur Dubai and Deira.
Bastakiya Quarter Fascinating historic home of 19th C wealthy Persian merchants.
Dubai has many supreme destinations of endless interest which will continue to draw visitors from across the globe. Some others are outlined below:
Hydropolis The worlds first underwater hotel and resort.
Al Maha Desert Resort and Spa UAEs first eco-tourism resort containing tent-roofed suites, private pools all located around an oasis. (Traditional desert activities include falconry, safaris, horseback/ camel riding and 4 X 4 tours).
Dubai Museum Built in 1787 as the Al-Fahidi fort to defend Dubai Creek, walls are made of coral and shells of the sea/ has served as rulers residence, government and prison.
Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House National monument and museum dedicated to the grandfather of the current ruler, it was built for the purpose of observing shipping activity from its balconies.
Souks (gold, spice, rugs...) The traditional markets in Dubai.

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