Attractions in Dubayy, United Arab Emirates (424)
Dubai - United Arab Emirates
10 Recommendations: 10 Favorable,
Dubai has so much to offer particulalry the shopping and chill out tourist who wants to visit somewhere warm sunny plenty of shopping options and excellenty quality restaurants to taste. Sightseeing in terms of history and culture are limited as most of Dubai is very modern and can be interpreted as artificial at times yet as a tourist resort and destination you cant beat it.
Reviewed by Kondeh Eiman
Updated 821 days ago
Burj Khalifa
9 Recommendations: 8 Favorable, 1 Critical
Burj Khalifa is the largest skyscraper in the world which is currently under construction in Dubai. Burj is the centerpiece of the Gulf regions most prestigious urban development, entitled Downtown Dubai. Burj is an Arabic word which means ‘Tower’. So, Burj Dubai means ‘Dubai Tower’ or ‘Tower of Dubai’. Its exact height hasn't been disclosed but it is suggested that it will be over 700 meters tall. Its design was influenced by the six petal desert flower as well as incorporating patterns found within Islamic architecture.
Reviewed by Jean Yrem
Updated 716 days ago
Desert Safari
6 Recommendations: 6 Favorable,
Dubai Desert Safari is the most exciting and most popular tour in Dubai. You will Experience a thrilling drive in the sand dunes and enjoy a great Dinner and live Belly dance in a desert camp outside Dubai. It begins with a difficult roller coaster driving in sand obviously on a sturdy 4-drive vehicle driven by an expert driver. Once in the desert, enjoy the ride on the camelback, the Ship of the Deserts. Mainly there are 3 types of Safari. These are as follows: >Evening Desert Safari >Dubai Overnight Desert Safari >Camel safari www.dubaicity.com
Reviewed by Jean Yrem
Updated 717 days ago
Souk Al Bahar
6 Recommendations: 6 Favorable,
Souk Al Bahar sits in a beautiful setting on the Burj Lake overlooking the iconic Burj Khalifa, the Address Hotels, and the Dubai Mall. On the perimeter of the Souk are an assortment of restaurants on two levels, most with outdoor seating and a view of the Dubai Fountain. It’s an exciting atmosphere which benefits from the pedestrian access to the mall boardwalk and hotels.
Reviewed by Jean Yrem
Updated 712 days ago
Gold Souk
5 Recommendations: 5 Favorable,
The Gold Souq, Dubai is one of the noted Tourist Attractions in Dubai, thronged by thousands of visitors worldwide. The Gold Souq, Dubai in the district of Old Deira in the heart of the city is an annual fete. In the evening and late afternoon, the streets around the Gold Souq fill with people from all over the world. A colorful mixture of Arabs, Indians, Africans, Americans, Europeans and others visit the City of Gold.
Reviewed by Jean Yrem
Updated 711 days ago
Irish Village
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
Very nice, friendly athmosphare with a competitive prices. Vide variety of taste dishes. The service is what you were thinking about. No matter of a reserved table, always you will have a perfect time at any side of the village. This is a right place to hang out with your friends or get in touch with the new once.
Reviewed by Gyongyi Rusz
Updated 679 days ago
Wild Wadi Water Park
5 Recommendations: 4 Favorable, 1 Critical
A great water park with water rides for all ages. The park is compact so there isn't large distances between rides and the queues are fast moving and not very long. The park has good changing facilities with large lockers, 1 large locker should be sufficient for a family of four.
Reviewed by Mark
Updated 690 days ago
Al Bastakiya
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
Bastakiya is a district you will not want to miss, especially if you are interested in learning what Dubai is all about. The Bastakiya district has been earmarked for tourist development, with the construction of a museum, cultural Center, and an art gallery that showcases local talent. The old Bastakiya district with its narrow lanes and tall wind-towers gives a tantalizing glimpse of old Dubai. Immediately to the east of Al Fahidi Fort is the largest concentration of traditional courtyard houses with wind towers. In the past, the city was famous for a mass of wind towers that lined the Creek on either side. These wind towers were not just decorative. They were the only means of cooling houses in the days before mains electricity. Bastakiya is a bustling market and cultural center of Dubai. The original, old city of Dubai is just one per cent of the modern city we see today. The district is filled with traditional courtyard houses and classic wind towers, which offer a charming glimpse of how Dubai once looked.
Reviewed by Jean Yrem
Updated 717 days ago
Atlantis The Palm, Dubai
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
Atlantis Dive Centre’s is a training pool for diving. It is located indoors and filled with salt water and at three metres deep, it gives participant of the course a very good feel for the seas before hitting the open sae waters. They have very friendly instructor who teach how to clearing the mask and also what to do should tanks run out of air If you enjoy diving,this where to begin, location: Atlantis, Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai and their tel: 04 426 3000 note that it is next to Dolphin Bay
Reviewed by AlJabry-Points2Deliver
Updated 726 days ago
Zabeel Park
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
Stargate Dubai is an educational and entertainment theme park in Zabeel Park, Dubai, open September 2009 just in time for Eid Al Fitr. The Stargate Park is divided into 5 domes around a food court in the Central Pyramid, and is supposed to resemble a space ship in keeping with the space age theme of the amusement park. Apparently the story behind the Stargate Park is that a couple of aliens, Ajeeb and Gareeb, crash landed their spacecraft in Zabeel Park. Why a spaceship would have an ice rink, roller coaster, and food court is somewhat curious though. Opening times Saturday-Wednesday 1000-2200 (10am-10pm) and Thursday-Friday 1000-0000 (10am-midnight) Entry is free. Visitors buy a plastic card for AED 2 and then add credit to use the Stargate facilities. Charges for rides are the same for adults and children.
Reviewed by Jean Yrem
Updated 716 days ago
