Al-Fahidi Historic District

Al Fahidi Historic District, preserves Dubai's old-fashioned architecture built in the late 19th century and offers a glimpse into Dubai's history through museums, art galleries and cultural centres. It features the ancient Bastakiya architecture, with narrow alleyways to escape the Arabian Peninsula's hot sun, and a traditional wind-powered cooling system called Vajiri. It also hosts cultural events, such as the Sikka Arts Festival.

Dubai's desert

Dubai's desert offers a unique experience that combines traditional Arab culture with modern activities. Take a thrilling ride over the sand dunes on a desert safari or explore the desert at a leisurely pace on a camel. End the day under the starry night sky, enjoying traditional food and performances in a Bedouin-style camp.

Jumeirah

Jumeirah is a luxury beachfront area in Dubai, famous for its beautiful beaches, luxury resorts and hotels, and is considered one of Dubai's iconic locations, especially with the Burj Al Arab Hotel.

It includes Jumeirah Beach with clean white sand and clear seawater, one of Dubai's largest mosques, the Jumeirah Mosque, which is open to non-Muslims, and Palm Jumeirah, an artificial island with world-renowned luxury residences and hotels.