Souk Madinat Jumeirah: A Souk Built Indoors
An air-conditioned market inside a resort complex, with waterways, restaurants and the best free view of the Burj Al Arab. What it is good for.
All our Neighborhoods & areas guides for Dubai, in one place.
An air-conditioned market inside a resort complex, with waterways, restaurants and the best free view of the Burj Al Arab. What it is good for.
An artificial palm shaped peninsula with a trunk, sixteen fronds and a crescent of resorts: how it is laid out, what is open, and the trade off in staying.
Where to stay in Dubai: Downtown, Marina, JBR, Palm Jumeirah and Old Dubai, matched to your budget, your trip style and how much you want on your doorstep.
Dubai Opera is a dhow shaped venue in Downtown Dubai hosting opera, ballet, concerts and theatre. What the building is and how it fits a Downtown day.
La Mer and Jumeirah Beach Residence are open beachfront districts with restaurants, shops and free public sand, but they suit different days.
The half of Dubai that existed before the towers: gold and spice souks, a saltwater creek crossed by wooden boats, and a restored coral stone quarter.
Jumeirah Mosque is one of the few Dubai mosques open to non-Muslim visitors, through a guided visit built around questions. How it runs and what to wear.
A wooden abra crosses Dubai Creek for a coin, and it is the most genuine thing left in the city. Where the stations are, and shared or private crossings.
Dubai Marina and JBR up close: the marina walk, JBR beach and strip, boat trips and the wheel, where to eat, and whether it works as a base in Dubai.