Al Seef, which is located directly on the busy Dubai Creek, is one of Dubai’s most well-liked entertainment areas. The well-liked location provides a beautiful ambiance that honors the unique traditions of the UAE. Al Seef, a historically rich neighborhood, is where tourists go shopping, eat, and stay. With the exception of Starbucks, every building façade in Al Seef has been given an antique makeover to transport you to a bygone era in Dubai. The flawlessly melded shopping experience combines modern brands with traditional charm. Accept and enjoy the best of both the East and the West. To provide you with a refuge of luxury, style, and comfort, discover regional artistry, meticulous workmanship, traditional handcraft, and modern fashion names. Choose from a variety of boutique hotels at Al Seef, which is tucked away in the colorful neighborhood. Additionally, live bands, dance performances, and kid’s shows, are held at Al Seef’s events plaza.

See the past and imagine the future inside the Dubai Frame, a 150-metre high architectural marvel located in Zabeel Park. This iconic landmark – featuring 15,000 square metres of gold-hued stainless steel and finished with an Expo 2020 Dubai logo-inspired pattern – is one of the city's newest cultural additions. Characterised by its gleaming, frame-like structure, the building reflects the 'connection' between the emirate's soulful heritage and its visionary future, with views of old Dubai on one side, and new Dubai on the other. Entrance fee $15 excluded (optional).

Proclaimed by National Geographic as one of the most beautiful museums in the world. The city of Dubai is known for its passion for innovation and a larger than life aura which is excellently manifested in its cloud kissing skyscrapers and an awe-inspiring skyline. The seven story Museum of the Future only adds to that aura, lending a glimpse into the future complete with all the hope, creativity, and knowledge it holds for mankind. The complex torus design of the building has been a source of wonder amongst the biggest architects in the world so much so that it is believed to be the most beautiful building in the world today. Visitors from across the globe flock here to explore its complex framework and try to understand its design and intrinsic architecture. Entrance fee $50 excluded (optional).

Burj Khalifa isn't just a building; it is the epitome of skyscrapers. It features numerous attractions for all its visitors. The Burj Khalifa opens between 8.30 a.m. and 10 p.m. daily. The cityscape of Dubai is known for its remarkable attractions. The Burj Khalifa is undoubtedly the most famous and stands among the Palm Islands, the Burj Al Arab, and Marina Bay skyscrapers. The world's tallest skyscraper is a monument to humanity's architectural talent, determination, and technological aptitude. The Burj Khalifa, being the world's tallest skyscraper, offers the finest perspectives of the City skyline and even beyond from its viewing platform. Visitors can have 360-degree sweeping views of the city, outlying desert, and ocean when they exit the lifts and onto the highest outdoor observation deck in the world. Entrance fee $15 excluded (optional).

The Mall of the Emirates, located in the Al Barsha area of West Dubai, is he "World’s first shopping resort." It has also been named the “World's Leading New Shopping Mall”. The Mall of the Emirates is home to a magnificent family leisure centre housing Ski Dubai, an indoor ski resort and Snow Park, the first of its kind in the Middle East.

Jumeirah Beach Residence, or JRB Dubai, as people call it, is a neighborhood in Dubai, and among the busiest and most vibrant places in the city. JBR Dubai is packed with incredible restaurants, and bars as well as impressive activities, including mini-golf, cinemas, and of course, going to the beach! Situated amidst the 'new Dubai, ’Jumeirah Beach Residence was once a peaceful coastline with beautiful sand. When exploring the neighborhood, it's hard to believe that it was once one of the city's most serene places. This is a great spot to take a stroll along the popular strip, The Walk, and along The Beach. Visit Jumeirah Beach Residence, Dubai's number one beach destination.

On arrival at the Burj Al Arab, after a traditional welcome with a sprinkle of rosewater by Emirati hosts, you enter the cavernous atrium -- at 180 meters, the tallest in the world -- and the tour proper begins. Without the context of other skyscrapers flanking the building, it's hard to grasp its scale, but at 321 meters in height it's three meters shorter than the Eiffel Tower (including tip) and 60 meters shorter than the Empire State Building.

One of the most interesting Palm Jumeirah facts is that it covers 5.72 sq. km. an area that is equal to 600 football pitches. Yes! The world’s largest football stadium – Wembley Stadium – took over four years to build. But it took only six years to build an entire island that can accommodate hundreds of football stadiums. One of the other Palm Jumeirah facts is that it cannot be technically termed as an island. An island is a land that is surrounded by water and detached from land, but Palm Jumeirah is connected to Dubai by a 1.4 km bridge. There is also a monorail that connects Palm Jumeirah to Dubai’s coastline for transport purposes. It transports over 20,000 passengers per day. Besides this, there is also the Palm Jumeirah tunnel – an underground 6-lane bridge that connects the trunk of The Palm with the crescent. It is said that the sand and rock used in the Palm Jumeirah development can form a 2m wall that can circle the earth three times.