All Attractions in United Arab Emirates

This small shopping centre is very popular with the expat Filipino community in Dubai. Alongside Filipino products, Al Attar Centre sells a range of affordable watches, mobile phones and accessories, perfume, and bags. There are also plenty of food options appealing to the Filipino community, alongside more international cuisines. Read more...

This nonprofitfoundation runs the most dynamic cultural space in the Al Fahidi Historic District. Galleries showcasing traditional and cutting-edge works by local . Read more...

The Majlis Gallery, opened its doors as an art gallery in 1989. Its mission was to promote the works of artists of international standing and to become a meeting place for creative minds. The gallery has evolved into one of Dubai’s premier fine art galleries, a true haven for artists and art lovers alike. Read more...

Ismaili Centre Dubai has become established as a multidisciplinary hub of culture, faith, education, and community identity. Exemplifying the core values of Ismaili Muslims, the Centre offers a platform for dialogue, unity, and progress within the Jamat and the wider community. Read more...

This home-turned-museum’s courtyard, wind tower and other characteristics exemplify regional architecture.It is a historic building and former residential quarters of Saeed bin Maktoum Al Maktoum Read more...

This  private museum in a historic Emirati home offers an aromatic bean-based journey around the world and back in time. Read more...

Traditional indoor market with stalls and shops selling freshly caught fish and shellfish. Read more...

WAFI is a mixed-use development in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The complex includes a mall, hotel, restaurants, residences, and a nightclub. Read more...

Busy Indian bazaar district with restaurants & shops stocking apparel, gold jewelry & more. Read more...

Shopping at Traditional Souks, such as Dubai Spice Souks, exposes travelers to Arab style marketplaces where goods are bought and sold. Bargaining allows you to acquire different commodities, such as spice, gold, textiles and perfumes. Read more...