Burj Khalifa is a megatall skyscraper in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the building is best known for being the current world's tallest skyscraper. Burj Khalifa, literally means Khalifa Tower. Formerly known as Burj Dubai or Dubai Tower, which was changed to Burj Khalifa when the tower officially opened on January 4th 2010. word Khalifa has a important significance in Islam, it means Islamic world's supreme leader. The architectural height of Burj Khalifa is 828 meters or 2717 feet, this is measured to the top of the spire, as its spire is considered an architectural element of the tower.

The tree-shaped Palm Jumeirah island is known for glitzy hotels, posh apartment towers and upmarket global restaurants. Food trucks offering snacks like shawarma dot the Palm Jumeirah Boardwalk, popular for its views of the Dubai coastline and the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab hotel. Beach clubs with spas and infinity pools turn into boisterous nightclubs with live DJs in the evening.

The largest themed mall, Ibn Battuta Mall is located on Sheikh Zayed Road and has been designed in honor of the Arabian explorer Ibn Battuta; hence the name. Again, one of the biggest shopping centers in Dubai, the mall is divided into six sections — India, China, Tunisia, Egypt, Persia, and Andalusia and has close to 275 shops. These sections represent the regions traveled by Battuta and display plenty of exhibits of these places. The China courts have an Exhibition Centre, which houses many cultural events.

One of the best tourist places in Dubai, Museum of the Future is a new age museum dedicated to the exploration of a possible future, showcasing how world will be in 2071 .Admire the architectural expertise of Shaun Killa in the exterior walls of the museums, engraved with lines of Arabic poetry

Dubai Mall is the world's largest shopping mall where you can splash your cash and swipe your credit card to buy almost everything under one roof at the best prices. Dubai Mall is a retail haven where you can find uber-luxe premium labels to high street brands, two hundred eateries, and tons of entertainment and leisure options. We recommend you one hour time inside this mall to get an overview of what all you can get inside. You can stay longer or shorter as per your convenience. It's a nice place for eating lunch or snacks as well

Burj Al Arab is the most luxurious hotel of Dubai having interiors embellished with 24-carat gold Admire the architecture of the sail-shaped hotel, best Dubai attraction, as it rests against the bright blue waters of the Gulf Lounge on the outdoor terrace pools, which looks out directly to the beautiful Arabian Gulf below the underwater seafood restaurant, admiring marvelous views of the marine life as it unravels around you Unwind at the Talise Spa at Burj Al Arab, choosing from the range of elaborate therapies and treatments they have to offer

Dubai Frame is an iconic frame-like structure that offers breathtaking views of New and Old Dubai. View the many tourist places in Dubai like Burj Khalifa, Jumeirah Mosque while walking across the glass ceiling that joins the two sides of the frame On the first floor of the Frame, lies the Old Dubai Gallery, which features multimedia displays on the city's history Explore the audio-visual display 'Future Dubai,' which envisions what the city will have to offer in the future Walk across the top bridge during sunset, treating yourself to the best views

The city of Dubai is known for balancing the cultures of the Middle East as well as the luxury that makes it so popular amongst tourists. You will get to spend time marveling at the sheer beauty of the gold displayed in the stores there such as Damas, ARY, and Alukkas. The smaller stores around are quite a sight to see and experience. The Old Souk marine station is very close to the Gold Souk and the Dubai fish and vegetable market are nearby attractions too.

We will drive through this famous highway called Sheikh Zayed Road (SZR). It is known as one of the main highways in Dubai and the road that connects the seven emirates. SZR not only is the busiest road in Dubai, but it also has many high-rise buildings that house residential apartments and serviced hotel apartments.