15 Amazing Things To Do While You Are In Dubai

1) Desert Safari

Desert Safari Dubai provides a true Arabian adventure that runs for around 4 between 4 and 6 hours. With a plethora of thrilling fun and thrilling thrills, this adventurous excursion to the desert can be an essential part of your Dubai vacation. The greatest thing about it is that you can choose an adventure in the desert that is suitable for everyone's ability and preference regardless of whether you're a morning rising or an avid fan of the nyctophile.

Pick one of the morning, evening or even overnight desert safaris. A quick drive of 30-40 minutes will take you to the mystical deserts of Dubai. This lets you enjoy the striking contrasts between Dubai's urban landscape as well as the stunningly isolated Sand dunes. At first look, the desert landscape might appear dry desert, barren and deserted to the uninitiated eye. But this isn't the truth as our one-off desert excursion unfolds in front of you the ethereal beauty of it all and the awe-inspiring range of diversity on a large scale.

2) Al Fahidi Historical District - Alleys of Heritage

Take a stroll through the narrow streets of time at Al Fahidi Quarter in Bur Dubai, previously known as Bastakia. It is full of Emirati tradition with its old-fashioned homes, galleries, wind towers, and museums.

Bastakia was founded to the year 1890 by merchants. It later became a place of residence for workers from abroad. At some point in the past, the city's government was planning to tear down the historical quarter. 

However, it is believed that Prince Charles urged conserving the area on his trip to the UAE in 1989. The plans to demolish the neighborhood were canceled.

In 2005, the Dubai Municipality launched an extensive restoration effort to make Al Fahidi Historic District what it is today -- a recognizable landmark of the past Dubai.

It is fascinating to visit numerous galleries and houses that have wind towers. They were the first forms of cooling. Only the wealthiest traders would be able to afford wind towers. The design and architecture of the various elements of the homes will be fascinating to you.

There are over 50 buildings, including art galleries and a guesthouse, café, museum, and the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding.

For a deeper understanding of the local culture, Visit The Cultural Center, enjoy some refreshments and tea in the cafe, look through the works of international and local artists, or just wander around by yourself.

Have a look around The Dubai Museum, which is situated within the Al Fahidi Fort, and buy some souvenirs from the nearby souq.

Al Fahidi historical district will allow you to understand the undiscovered past of Dubai. It's ideal for educational tours or even a trip with the family at night. Kids will love the charming homes and maze-like alleyways.

3) Dubai Garden Glow - Light it up

A place where children can play while learning simultaneously. This is precisely the idea behind Dubai Garden Glow is. It is located near Sheikh Zayed Road inside Zabeel Park, and it is split further into sections that are based on the theme. 

There are Glow Park, Dinosaur Park, Ice Park, and Art Park. Each offers a distinct atmosphere and has a specific reason behind it.

Dubai Garden Glow is the most prominent glow park in the world. During the daytime, it appears like any other, complete with sculptures of dinosaurs and other figures. However, at sunset, the entire area changes.

The Glow park features sculptures of trees and wildlife that send an important message regarding protecting the natural environment. The artistic designs glow after the dark, creating an ethereal atmosphere.

There are more than 130 dinosaur-themed sculptures and more than 120 dinosaur sculptures, and the Garden Glow is a Dinosaur Park that's larger than other parks similar to it. All of the park's attractions are targeted towards children; however, this one in particular is. Children will love engaging elements of the park, such as Dinosaur Lab, which showcases the prehistoric life of these creatures.

It is necessary to purchase an additional ticket to access Ice Park. If you're into modeling and arts, this is definitely worth it.

This park is intended to be a fun place for kids. The most intriguing part of Garden Glow is the dinosaur park.

4) La Mer - The artful aspect of the beach

La Mer, which literally is "The Sea" in French La Mer, which literally translates to 'The sea' in French, is the addition to Dubai's list of gorgeous beaches. It's not like other beaches, but. It is located on Jumeirah beach and covering over 1.24 million square kilometers. La Mer is packed with eateries, shopping centers, cinemas, and amusement parks to make it a great day trip. Laguna Water Park is also situated inside La Mer.

The area splits into two parts, the north as well as south. There's nothing special about these two names. North and south are just a way of separating this beachfront's extensiveness into smaller zones to make it easier.

You will surely see lots of Instagram-worthy images close to the Banksy-inspired murals scattered all over the beach.

Many of the biggest international brands, including cosmetics, clothing restaurants, and clothing, have outlets at La Mer. The Parker's restaurant in La Mer is not a requirement to locate the key.

There's plenty to offer everyone if you're looking to relax in the sun or relaxing in a beach home Book a cabana, and relax for the whole day. Prices for the cabanas (or day rooms) are contingent on the number of people in the group. 

There are plenty of watersports options such as kayaking to paddle boarding, or boat trips. You can ride in a buggy to explore the entire beach, as waking at La Mer will be too exhausting due to its size.

What makes La Mer attractive to tourists is that it's not the most expensive of beaches in Dubai.

This is n ideal spot to visit for those who love shopping, sunbathing, and take a dip. There are plenty of eateries and cafes to eat at with a view of the ocean. In winter, it's nice to take a stroll and to take pictures.

5) Quranic Park - Curating the past

The Quranic park officially opened in March of this year. The park of 64 ha, situated at Al Khawaneej, near Mushrif Park, is open to any person. The park displays the events and the histories and plants mentioned within the Islamic holy book known as the Quran.

This is the first Quran-themed park anywhere in the world. This park is a success as an educational destination both for children and adults.

The Glass House and Cave of Miracles can be visited only by ticket, which is priced at a reasonable price. 

It is believed that the Glass House has the trees and plants mentioned in the Quran and their scientific names as well as their healing properties. The Cave of Miracles illustrates some of the miracles described in the Quran, including Prophet Moses breaking the sea and Prophet Muhammad cutting the moon in half.

The Quranic park focuses on the message of peace, love, and tolerance. These are major themes in the Islamic religion.

The park also displays Islamic calligraphy as well as art. The trunks of the solar panel trees that have WIFI and charging stations for phones that also serve as shades for visitors are engraved with stunning Arabic calligraphy. 

This is a great illustration of how to incorporate technology without looking out of the norm at the same time. The air conditioning vents in Glass House are also made in the shape of tree trunks to be a part of the facility's overall design.

There are stores in the park which sell plants and herbs that are mentioned in the Quran. The water fountains that are located in the lake add to the picturesque attraction.

The park only officially opened in the last few days. Although it's a huge park, it is in need of further development. We believe it will happen in the near future. With the affordable tickets, the park is well worth a trip.

6) Burj Al Arab - Seven-star luxury

A symbol of class, Burj Al Arab, has been a symbol of Dubai for a long time. Every visitor to Dubai leaves without taking an image of the hotel. It has been voted as the most lavish hotel in the world and the most prestigious Middle East hotel multiple times in several years.

Andre Agassi and Roger Federer played a tennis match at 212m high above sea level on the helipad that is located on the top of Burj Al Arab.

Every suite at the hotel includes a butler service that is available 24 hours a week. There is an entrance on each floor as well as a Rolls-Royce vehicle to transport guests throughout the city.

The colossal structure is at a distance of 300m from the beach, and the only method to reach it is an unofficial bridge. It was built over five years, and it is the highest all-suite hotel anywhere in the world, with 321m of height. It is reminiscent of a traditional Arabian sailing dhow, showing the country's enduring connection to its rich sailing history.

Although Burj Al Arab can be seen from land and sea, entering the hotel for a tour is nearly impossible. If you're not staying in the hotel or plan to eat dinner there, it is impossible to pass through the security. If you plan to go for dinner, make sure you book in advance.

Burj Al Arab is an important iconic landmark within Dubai. It is a luxurious hotel, with amenities and luxury far above the standard of five stars. If you want to visit, you'll need reservations for a restaurant or hotel and can be expensive.

7) The House of Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum

The residence that is the residence of Saeed bin Maktoum Bin Hasher Al Maktoum is considered to be one of the oldest structures in Dubai and is the residence of the ruler who was once the Emirat's ruler, his grandfather, who is now the ruler of Dubai. 

Built in 1896, it served as the seat of the government during the time that sheik Saeed Al Maktoum lived there. He died in the year 1958 and left behind a rich legacy that was the foundation of the growth in Dubai to become an Emirate as well as the UAE as a nation. 

The house is an enduring legacy of Dubai's origins which makes it an excellent destination to visit.

The house has been transformed into a museum that holds iconic photos along with coins, stamps, and documents that tell the short but rich background of the country's past. 

The photography exhibit reveals the pearl dive art, the historical events, as well as the first hospital and school built in the country.

Another fascinating aspect of discovering about the home of his majesty is the design of the home. The house is constructed of coral stones, and mud similar to every building found that was built in the region in the past.

The traditional Arabian courtyard that has tiny areas and wind towers is an appealing appeal. The house is situated close to Creek. The house has an amazing view from its highest floors.

As a palace that dates back to the past, this palace is rich in historical significance. While there's not much to do for a few times, it's fascinating to visit within Old Dubai. The price of admission is low.

8) Aquaventure The Water Park - Aquaventure Water Park

Near the Atlantis-The Palm hotel is an incredible world of a waterpark dubbed Aquaventure. The expansive 42-acre waterpark has a private beach that is 700 meters long with amazing slides, exciting rides, and many other attractions. 

What about a fast swoop through a shark's lagoon or slide down the longest slide on earth? There are plenty of activities to satisfy both adrenaline-seekers and lazy sun-tanned tourists.

Feel the adrenaline rush when you descend from to the hills of Poseidon as well as Neptune or fly like a bird along the largest zip line of the area in Atlantean Flyer Zi.

It has record-breaking water slides, lazy rivers, special areas for children, and underwater tunnels filled with sharks and rays. All of this is an exciting and unique experience in the world.

The lush and lush setting of the park reminds me of a tropical forest with turquoise blue pools everywhere. Private beach access is an exclusive zone for relaxing.

It is a great spot to spend your summer days on the water and having fun. All ages, from toddlers to teens and even adults, can have fun here.

9) Gold Souk - City of Gold

It is the famous Gold Souk (Souk is the Arabic word for market) that earned Dubai the title of 'City of Gold,' and it is. Gold Souk is located in Deira, close to Baniyas Square. This market for gold has become an important draw for many years, bringing people from all across the world to buy diamonds, gold, and other jewelry for a low price.

Even if there is no intention of purchasing anything, it's a good idea to go to the sparkling souk. Explore the streets with the gold glimmer reflecting off of every store window.

Prices for gold at the Gold Souk are among the lowest around the globe. A jeweler at the souk has the biggest jewelry piece in the world, The Najmat Taiba (Star of Taiba) -which weighs 64kg. It's displayed behind an open glass door for tourists to snap pictures with.

In addition to gold, you can discover silver, semi-precious and precious gemstones, as well as stunningly gorgeous jewelry.

It may seem like a normal market to you; however, this was the location where Dubai began its amazing expansion a few years ago. The best place to shop for bargain prices and for a trip into the 70s in Dubai.

10) IMG World of Adventures

IMG World of Adventures is the first air-conditioned indoor attraction park in Dubai. It covers 140 million square meters. It's equivalent to the soccer field that is 28. The site is located close to Global Village, and it is far from the city. This means that you'll need to travel there either in a car or take a taxi.

It is split into four sections: Cartoon Network, IMG Boulevard, Lost Valley Dinosaur Adventure, and Marvel Comics. The names could appear to suggest that the area is geared towards youngsters, and that's right. But, adults can discover some things they can enjoy.

Rides such as 'The Velociraptor' and 'Predator' are sure to give you heart-stopping, stomach-churning moments. If you have children who are with you, make sure to go to the Cartoon Network Zone. They also have exciting rides like Mojo Jojo's Robot Rampage, for example. 

However, if you're susceptible to motion sickness or suffer from an insufficiency stomach, it is best to avoid these rides. The Adventure Fortress' in which they can climb ladders made of rope and hang around like monkeys in a secure space. 

The Haunted Hotel located inside IMG Boulevard is the most popular choice for many guests. Because of this, you'll need to stand in a long line to get in.

This is an essential place to visit If you're a lover of Marvel characters. It's also ideal for a family excursion during a hot summer day, in which you don't wish to be in the scorching heat.

If the summer heat is brutal indoor theme parks such as these are your top choices. Bring the kids and let them enjoy themselves. There are some thrilling rides to enjoy.

11) Motiongate

Motiongate was opened in the year 2016, was an element of Dubai Parks and Resorts. It is a bit later than IMG World of Adventures; however, it differs from IMG because it is not IMG. Motiongate is an open-air park. This is why it should be explored in colder weather.

The park has four sections: Columbia Pictures, Lions Gate, Smurf's Village, and DreamWorks. Although the park is more suited for youngsters, adults can take advantage of it.

When you walk at the entrance, you'll be welcomed with Studio Central. This area is home to shops, food, restaurants, and drinks. There aren't any rides in this section. Within Columbia Pictures, some of their most famous film characters come to life. Zombieland Blastoff is not for the faint of heart. The ride takes you up to 58 meters above the ground and then drops you off at the exact moment you least expected it.

You should go to Smurfs village when you have children who are younger than 14. There are houses with Smurfs as well as larger-than-life-sized Smurf characters in this. Smurfs Village Express is a thrilling roller coaster designed for children. If your children are fond of jumping over objects and bouncing around, take your children on a trip to Woodland Play Park.

Dreamworks has an indoor part of the park, with the interiors inspired by movies like How to Train Your Dragon, Madagascar, and Shrek. Lions Gate is the last one, but it's not as thrilling, but it isn't. The main attractions of Lions Gate are the Capitol Bullet Train and a 4D aerial tour of Panem.

This is a recently inaugurated theme park that was recently opened in Dubai that is part of Dubai resorts and parks. Like every other theme park, however, this one is designed for children. If you're old enough, There are some incredible roller coasters to ride.

12) Legoland

It is another attraction that is available in almost every Dubai hotel and park. However, this one is designed for kids. Although the park claims to cater to children aged 2-12, it's most enjoyable for kids aged between 4 and 9 years old.

Legoland includes a variety of parts, including Factory, Miniland, and four additional themed areas; Imagination, Adventure, Lego City, and Kingdoms. The making process of Legos is shown in the Factory. Go for a stroll around this area and visit the Miniland. Models of towers and metros in Dubai constructed entirely from Lego blocks are an amazing sight to behold. Metro train models actually travel on their tracks. It might not appeal to your kids as it would be to you.

"Kingdoms" is a place for the most adventurous. The thrill rides at Kingdoms are not suitable for youngsters as there is an age requirement for entering the rides. A few of the rides are interactive, such as Merilyns flying Machine. It is A carousel that resembles the shape of a plane, and passengers can use a joystick and then move the plane upwards and downwards as it turns.

The adventures inside Adventure are fun for parents too. Submarine Adventure is a unique ride that will take you towards the end of the pool and allow you to look at lego and fish model through the transparent windows.

Kids who enjoy building using Legos will be thrilled by "Imagination." You can make items of their own using Legos and discover ways to create new items with the help of Master Builders Academy. Then comes Lego City, where they are able to play in real-life scenarios at 'Driving Schools' Boating School as well as Police Headquarters' as well as "Rescue Academy."

Legoland is a component of Dubai Parks and Resorts. This is the best option for kids between the ages of 4 and 9 or who are fascinated by Legos.

13) Alserkal Avenue - For the sake of art

Alserkel Avenue is really unique. It's not overly exaggerated in any way to say that there is nothing comparable to it elsewhere within the UAE. The first time it was opened was in 2007. it's a collection of warehouses located in Al Quoz -- an industrial area located in Dubai which was transformed to house pop and art exhibitions. 

Dutch Pritzker Award designed the structure for Architecture winner Rem Koolhaas. It is rapidly becoming the focal point of expressionist art. Expressionism is a movement in art that is focused on connecting with our minds and feelings. Since its beginnings, the art center has attracted famous talents from across the globe. 

For instance, eL Seed The artist gained notoriety through his masterpiece "Perception," where he painted 50 structures in the Cairo neighborhood.

"Third Line," one of the art galleries located in Alserkal, exhibits the work from more than thirty Middle Eastern artists like Lamya Gargash and Fouad Elkoury. Chi-Ka has been dubbed an arts and style store which is influenced in part by the traditional Japanese aesthetics as well as middle eastern culture. Their work is a combination that combines Japanese Kimono as well as Arabic Abaya.

"The Good Life," Alserkel's designer footwear maker, is popular with the skimmers. There's also a space for original and creative international films, dubbed "Cinema Akeel," that was introduced on the 14th of January 2014 and hosted at least 60 of its pop-up theaters the time it was launched.

Each year, the Quoz region is full of art lovers who attend Quoz's arts festival during the winter months. However, it's not just about the arts, though. There are stores that sell amazing coffee, burgers, and desserts on every street corner.

This is the place for people who love art to stimulate the creative side in their minds. It can be somewhat divisive. It's a great place to visit for those who love art but might be bored if they don't.

14) Jumeirah Mosque

Jumeirah Mosque is one of two mosques open to visitors from non-muslim communities in Dubai. Other mosques include Al Farooq Omar Bin Al Khattab Mosque. It is located close to Jumeirah beach, which is a trendy neighborhood.

The mosque is a symbol of Dubai and is believed to be the most photographed. Five hundred dirhams of the banknote issued by the UAE is a representation of the mosque. With its white walls and the traditional Fatimid design, the mosque appears to be an old building, even though the mosque was constructed in the 70s.

Two minarets that are slim flank the central dome. As the sun sets, the intricate carvings on the minarets and dome get more visible and add to the overall beauty.

The mosque provides the opportunity to take a guided tour, lasting 75 minutes, beginning at 10 am each day, except on Fridays. No prior reservation is necessary to participate in the tour. However, you must arrive before 10 am. It's a great opportunity to discover the religion and culture that is in the United Arab Emirates. 

Dress in a conservative manner for entering the mosque. Women must wear headdresses, while men shouldn't wear clothes that are shorter than the length of their knees. Proper clothing can be borrowed from the front of the line at the entrance.

Visitors are invited to ask questions about everything. Find out questions about Islamic celebrations and rituals, clothes, and Ramadan, as well as food and customs. The curator will go over the purification ceremony "wudu" at the fountain. Kids can participate in programs suitable for their age. The tour program lets you sample local food and desserts.

It is a must-see for everyone who travels to Dubai. A tour around the mosque will let you better understand the Islamic traditions and history.

15) Souk Madinat Jumeirah

Souk Madinat Jumeirah is a shopping center that was built to resemble traditional Arabic souks that have stands as well as barrows as well as wind towers. However, everything else is contemporary. There are shops of luxurious international brands as well as cafes, restaurants, and restaurants and a variety of entertainment centers such as the Madinat Theatre.

The souk is located in Madinat Jumeirah resort on Jumeirah beach. From here, visitors will enjoy a stunning panorama at Burj Al Arab. A 5-kilometer-long Venetian-style canal flows through the resort, connecting several hotels in the resort. 

It is possible to take a relaxing journey along this canal using an Abra -an ancient Arabic vessel used to transport passengers. The walls in the souks are painted in earth tones, and the ceiling of the souk is decorated with chandeliers from the past. You may have to walk further than you, though, since it's easy to lose yourself through the winding alleyways that resemble mazes.

This mall opens seven days a week, typically between 10 am and 11 pm. Many interesting shops on either side of the alleyways sell accessories, homeware, fashion souvenirs, drinks, and souvenirs. There are over 20 restaurants that serve diverse cuisines from across the world.

Everyone can visit the souk at no cost. There aren't any metro stops nearby, but the closest one is the Mall of the Emirates though it's a ten-minute drive to get there—the souk.

One of the fascinating malls for shopping in Dubai. This is a souk of the past constructed in the contemporary area of Dubai. It is a great place to experience and shopping opportunities.