Experience the charm of old Dubai on a cultural walking tour through the historic Al Bastakiya district. Discover the city’s rich heritage, traditional architecture, and vibrant culture as you stroll through narrow lanes lined with wind towers, art galleries, and centuries-old buildings that tell the story of Dubai's past.

Step back in time as you explore Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, also known as Al Bastakiya. Capture the beauty of traditional Emirati architecture—houses crafted from stone, sandalwood, palm fronds, and palm wood. Wander through the maze of narrow alleys, winding pathways, and serene public squares that embody Dubai’s rich cultural legacy.

Hop aboard a boat and glide through the calm waters of Dubai Creek, the heart of the city’s trading history. As you sail between Deira and Bur Dubai, soak in the sights of old souks, heritage buildings, and the timeless charm of Dubai’s early days.

Step aboard a classic abra water taxi and enjoy a scenic ride across Dubai Creek—just as locals have done for generations.

Step into the vibrant heart of old Dubai as you explore Deira’s famous markets.

Stroll through Dubai's iconic Gold Souk, the largest gold market in the city, and uncover the region’s deep-rooted history in gold trading. Marvel at the dazzling displays of intricate jewelry and don’t miss the world-famous 64-kilogram gold ring, certified by the Guinness World Records as the heaviest in the world.

Next, awaken your senses at the Spice Souk, where the air is thick with the scent of exotic spices, herbs, and fragrant incense. This colorful market offers a true sensory experience and a glimpse into the flavors that define Emirati cuisine and culture.

Browse through the bustling stalls of Dubai’s historic markets and discover one-of-a-kind souvenirs and traditional handicrafts. From intricately woven carpets and handcrafted ceramics to stunning jewelry and locally made treasures, these souks offer a shopping experience steeped in culture and authenticity.

Stop for a photo at the Museum of the Future, Dubai’s architectural marvel, with its stunning torus-shaped design and illuminated Arabic calligraphy—an iconic symbol of innovation and one of the city's most photogenic landmarks.

Take a moment to snap some photos at the Dubai Frame, an architectural wonder shaped like a giant picture frame, standing proudly against the city’s skyline. Its sleek, futuristic design offers a striking contrast with the surrounding modern high-rises. The reflective glass panels add a touch of sophistication to your photos, while the frame itself serves as a stunning backdrop. From outside, you can capture the grandeur of the Dubai Frame from various angles, with both the historic and contemporary sides of the city spread out in the distance. It’s the perfect spot to capture Dubai’s unique blend of tradition and modernity.

Enjoy a photo stop at the Burj Al Arab, one of Dubai’s most iconic landmarks and often referred to as the world’s only seven-star hotel. Shaped like a billowing sail, this luxurious hotel stands on its own artificial island, creating a striking silhouette against the coastline. While entry is reserved for guests and those with reservations, viewing it from the outside offers an excellent opportunity to admire its unique architecture and capture stunning photos with the Arabian Gulf as a backdrop. It's a must-see symbol of Dubai’s opulence and innovative design.

Stop at Souk Madinat Jumeirah, a vibrant marketplace that blends traditional Arabian charm with modern luxury. Designed to resemble an ancient Middle Eastern bazaar, the souk features winding alleyways, wooden arches, and lantern-lit corridors filled with boutique shops, artisan stalls, and unique souvenirs. As you stroll through the atmospheric walkways, you’ll find everything from handcrafted jewelry and textiles to spices and local artwork. The location also offers stunning views of the Burj Al Arab and tranquil waterways lined with traditional abra boats, making it a perfect spot for photos. With its lively ambiance, cultural flair, and picturesque setting, Souk Madinat Jumeirah offers a truly immersive experience that captures the spirit of old Dubai with a contemporary twist.

Continue your journey to the beautiful Jumeirah Mosque, one of Dubai’s most photographed and culturally significant landmarks. Open to visitors of all faiths, this architectural gem invites you to explore the principles of Islam through its "Open Doors, Open Minds" initiative. Learn about Emirati traditions, religious practices, and the spirit of tolerance that defines the UAE.

Stop for a photo opportunity at Zabeel Palace, the official residence of the ruling Al Maktoum family in Dubai. This grand palace, located in the Zabeel district, is renowned for its majestic architecture and beautifully landscaped surroundings. While the interior is not open to the public, visitors can admire its impressive façade and capture stunning photographs from outside. The palace is particularly striking during the early morning or late afternoon when the lighting enhances its grandeur.

Pass by Dubai Marina.

Stop at Jumeirah Beach, one of Dubai’s most popular and scenic coastal spots, offering soft white sand, clear turquoise waters, and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for unwinding and taking in the views. With the iconic Burj Al Arab rising in the background, it’s an ideal place to snap striking photos that capture Dubai’s mix of natural beauty and architectural brilliance. Whether you’re enjoying a stroll along the shoreline, dipping your feet in the warm waters, or simply taking in the panoramic views of the Arabian Gulf, Jumeirah Beach is a must-visit destination. The well-maintained promenade and palm-lined paths make it an inviting stop to relax and soak up Dubai’s coastal charm.

Visit the Blue Mosque, officially known as The Al Farooq Omar Bin Al Khattab Mosque and Centre, one of the few mosques in Dubai open to non-Muslim visitors. Inspired by the iconic Blue Mosque of Istanbul, this architectural masterpiece seamlessly blends Ottoman and Andalusian design elements. Step inside to admire the grandeur of its spacious prayer hall, adorned with intricate chandeliers, beautifully patterned carpets, and finely detailed Islamic calligraphy. The mosque can accommodate over 2,000 worshippers and features 21 domes and four elegant minarets. Its peaceful ambiance offers a unique opportunity to learn about Islamic culture and architecture in a welcoming and respectful environment. Whether you’re captivated by its serene interior or the striking white-and-blue exterior, the Blue Mosque is a must-see stop that adds cultural depth to your Dubai experience.

Drive past the stunning Palm Jumeirah, one of the world’s most remarkable engineering feats and a symbol of Dubai’s innovation. This man-made island, shaped like a palm tree, is home to luxury resorts, private residences, and pristine beaches. Marvel at the impressive scale and design of this global icon as you take in the breathtaking views.

The Dubai Fountain captivates audiences with water jets that soar up to 500 feet—equivalent to a 50-story building. Choreographed perfectly to music and lights, this daily performance creates a magical atmosphere that’s truly unforgettable.

Stop for a photo opportunity at the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, standing proudly at 828 meters. The view from the ground offers a stunning perspective of its towering presence. The sleek design and towering spire make for an impressive backdrop, perfect for capturing the grandeur of Dubai’s skyline. The surrounding area is beautifully landscaped, and the reflection of the Burj Khalifa in the nearby waters adds to the striking visuals, creating the perfect setting for memorable photos.

Spend time at the world-renowned Dubai Mall, more than just a shopping haven—it's a dynamic entertainment destination. Explore iconic attractions such as the Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo, and for a taste of winter in the desert, check out Ski Dubai and other thrilling experiences. Whether you're browsing luxury boutiques or global high-street brands, the mall offers something for every shopper. After a day of shopping and leisure, treat your taste buds to a culinary journey with restaurants and cafés serving cuisines from around the globe.