Wild Wadi is an outdoor water park situated in Jumeirah, between Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah Beach Hotel in Dubai, designed around a tale from Arabian folklore featuring Juha and his seafaring friend, Sinbad.

Bastakiya is one of the oldest residential districts in Bur Dubai, once famous for its traditional windtowers which lined the waterfront on either side.

Designed to resemble a billowing sail, the Burj Al Arab in Dubai is the tallest building in the world used exclusively as a hotel.

Housed within the beautifully restored Al Fahidi Fort built in 1787 to defend against invasion, Dubai Museum offers a fascinating insight into the city’s rich history and cultural heritage.

Located in the lush green suburb of Jumeirah, the Dubai Zoo is a popular attraction, especially for families.

Jumeirah Beach Park is a well-preserved municipal recreational area in Dubai that occupies a strip of the Arabian Gulf seafront with lush landscaped gardens behind.

One of the largest and most beautiful among Dubai’s many fine places of worship is the Jumeirah Mosque, a spectacular example of modern Islamic architecture.

Dating from the late 1800s, Sheikh Saeed’s House was built in a commanding position near the sea so the Emir (Ruler) could observe shipping activity from its balconies.

Ski Dubai is a unique mountain-themed attraction that offers the opportunity to enjoy real snow and skiing in the middle of the desert all year round.

The Grand Mosque in Dubai is counted among one of the largest mosques in the United Arab Emirates, with a capacity to accommodate up to 1200 worshippers.

The Heritage Village aims to recapture the character of a traditional Gulf Arab village, where potters and weavers display their crafts.

The Creek, a natural sea-water inlet which cuts through the centre of the city, is the historic focal point of life in Dubai. A stroll along its banks evokes the city’s centuries-old trading traditions.

One of Dubai’s greatest visitor attractions is its superb shopping. The bustling souk districts on both sides of the Creek are attractive not just for their shopping bargains but also as places for the sightseer and photographer.