Burj Khalifa: The tallest building in the world and a true global icon. A true engineering marvel, it represents the heart and soul of Dubai. At 828 metres high, this majestic structure is located next to the Dubai Mall and has attracted visitors from all over the world since its opening in 2010. The unrivalled views from inside the skyscraper can be enjoyed from two different viewing points: on the one hand, At the Top, which has two floors located between the 124th and 125th floors of the building, and on the other hand, we find the highest viewing point in the world, at a whopping 555 metres, on the 148th floor. Tickets to both viewing points of the skyscraper can be purchased through our optional service.

Al Arab is considered as the most recognizable landmark in Dubai. With its gilded interiors, stately suites and some of the best restaurants in Dubai, it's no surprise that Burj Al Arab is often considered one of the best places to stay in Dubai, along with other 5-star hotels. In fact, it is often said to be a "7 star hotel". The options offered to guests are, without a doubt, a luxury: an underwater restaurant, an aquarium, a fleet of Rolls Royce cars parked at the entrance, and the famous heliport where personalities of the stature of Tiger Woods have passed. , Anthony Joshua and Roger Federer. For those who want to completely unwind, the Burj Al Arab Terrace offers 10,000 square meters of outdoor space for relaxing by the pools. Sun-kissed platforms jut out to sea up to 100 meters from the hotel, offering guests a haven of peace on the water.

The Jumeirah Mosque is a mixture of Ottoman and Arabic art. Unavoidable to be photographed.

We will stop at the part of the breakwater from where we will stop at the magnificent Atlantis Hotel to take photos and reach the end from where you can admire the Dubai Eye island with its wheel, the largest in the world, the JBR walk and Dubai Marina.

The largest coastal master project of its kind, where we will go so that we can admire the 200 skyscrapers in the city, including the Torre Cayán (the twisted tower).

We will get to know the traditional Bastakya neighborhood, a journey through the past with its wind towers where the first natural air conditioning is, the Coffee Museum and its art galleries.

And the tour ends with the Dubai Mall of 1,200 stores with the best place to enjoy the wonderful show of the dancing fountains, and the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world at 828 meters high.

This popular Arab market is the ideal option. Part of the impressive Madinat Jumeirah complex, this souk has endless alleys to wander through. Enjoy the fragrant scents, luminous lanterns, fragrant spices and handcrafted souvenirs. You are sure to find the perfect items to take home. The Madinat Jumeirah souk stays true to its Arab heritage while incorporating aspects of modern technology. It consists of more than 75 shops, galleries and restaurants, as well as wonderful river views. As night falls, the souk comes alive and becomes a bustling scene with mesmerizing musical performances.

We pass through the neighborhood called Zabeel, residence of the royal family, there we will make a photo stop in front of the luxurious royal palace of Sheikh Mohamed Bin Rashid, the current governor of the Emirate of Dubai.

One of the oldest and most fascinating traditional markets in the emirate. Whether you're just coming to look or looking for a specific piece of gold, you can find designs from around the world in a wide range of karats here. The souk has huge lines of displays full of eye-catching products where you can find something special for yourself or your loved ones. All merchandise has been rigorously inspected by the Dubai Government to ensure its quality, so any item you buy here will be authentic.

The Dubai Spice Souk is a sensory, aromatic and colorful experience. Discover new flavors and recipes as you explore the traditional spice market in the heritage area of Dubai and enjoy the atmosphere of yesteryear as you enter a world of mountains of herbs and spices that overflow from the large baskets in the corners. Go through the great multitude of stalls and let the merchants advise you on how to use their spices, some very strong and others light, fresh and sweet. You will also find a wide range of aromatic teas from around the world, about which you can find out more in the stalls.