Traditional wind tower houses, built from coral and gypsum. Narrow alleyways (sikkas) reminiscent of Dubai’s past. Dubai Museum (inside Al Fahidi Fort), depicting the city’s transformation. Art galleries and cultural centers, such as the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding. Arabian tea houses, where visitors can enjoy local cuisine in a traditional setting.

Al Fahidi Fort: Built in 1787, it is Dubai’s oldest existing building. Features watchtowers, cannons, and traditional architecture. Historical Exhibits: Life-size dioramas showcasing traditional Bedouin desert life, pearl diving, and souks. Old maps of Dubai, showing its transformation from a small village to a modern city. Ancient artefacts, including pottery and weapons from the region. Underground Galleries: A walkthrough experience showcasing Dubai’s past and evolution. Sound and light effects create an immersive experience of old Dubai’s bustling souks, mosques, and homes. Exhibits on pearl diving, an industry that once sustained Dubai’s economy. Traditional Boats & Dhow Models: Displays of wooden boats (dhows) used for trade and fishing.

The Dubai Frame, located in Zabeel Park, is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, offering stunning panoramic views of both old and new Dubai. Standing 150 metres high and 93 metres wide, this golden structure is designed to symbolise Dubai’s transformation from a historic trading hub to a futuristic metropolis.

Zabeel Palace is the official residence of Dubai’s ruling family, located in the Zabeel area. Though entry inside the palace is not allowed, visitors can admire the majestic architecture and its surroundings from a distance.

Jumeirah Beach is one of Dubai’s most famous white-sand beaches, offering stunning views of the Arabian Gulf and the iconic skyline. Located along the city's coastline, it is a popular spot for relaxation, water activities, and photography.

The Burj Al Arab, standing 321 metres high on its own man-made island, is one of Dubai’s most iconic landmarks. Shaped like a sail, this 7-star hotel is a symbol of luxury and exclusivity.

Souq Madinat Jumeirah is a charming Arabian-style marketplace set within the luxurious Madinat Jumeirah resort. Blending traditional souq vibes with modern elegance, it offers a unique shopping, dining, and cultural experience.

Nakheel Mall – A Modern Shopping & Entertainment Hub on Palm Jumeirah Located in the heart of Palm Jumeirah, Nakheel Mall is a stylish shopping and entertainment destination, offering visitors a mix of luxury, leisure, and stunning views.

Atlantis The Palm – A Luxury Resort & Entertainment Paradise Located at the crescent of Palm Jumeirah, Atlantis The Palm is one of Dubai’s most famous landmarks, offering a mix of luxury, adventure, and marine experiences.

Sheikh Zayed Road – Dubai’s Iconic Skyline Highway Sheikh Zayed Road (E11) is Dubai’s main highway and the city’s busiest urban corridor, stretching from Dubai to Abu Dhabi. It is lined with skyscrapers, luxury hotels, shopping centres, and iconic landmarks, offering a true glimpse of Dubai’s modern architectural marvels.

Mall of the Emirates – A World-Class Shopping & Entertainment Destination Mall of the Emirates (MOE) is one of Dubai’s most famous shopping centres, offering a mix of luxury shopping, family entertainment, and unique experiences. Located along Sheikh Zayed Road, it is home to Ski Dubai, the first indoor ski resort in the Middle East.

Dubai Mall – The World’s Largest Shopping & Entertainment Destination Located next to the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall is the largest shopping centre in the world, offering unmatched retail, dining, and entertainment experiences. It is a must-visit attraction for tourists in Dubai.

Burj Khalifa – At the Top, 124th Floor Observation Deck The Burj Khalifa is the world’s tallest building, offering spectacular views of Dubai from its 124th-floor observation deck. It is one of the most popular attractions for visitors seeking to experience Dubai from above. Panoramic Views of Dubai 360-degree views of the entire city, including Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, City centre Dubai, and the desert. Breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf stretching far into the horizon. On clear days, you can even see the Hajar Mountains and Oman in the distance. ️ Dubai’s Iconic Skyline Close-up views of the Dubai Mall, Dubai Opera, and other famous landmarks below. Watch the Dubai Fountain show from above, offering a unique perspective of the water, light, and music spectacle. Perfect Photo Opportunities Incredible photo spots with the Dubai skyline as a backdrop, ideal for capturing stunning memories of the city from the highest vantage point.