In the old part of the city we will visit:

• Al Sif village. A colorful area with souvenir shops, restaurants, located near the Creek Canal.
• Let's take a ride on a traditional Abra boat along the canal.
• The famous gold market, striking with the products presented in the windows.
• Perfume market and market.

Here you can see gold dresses, pacifiers, scarves, massive products that are given for a wedding, and also buy inexpensive souvenirs for loved ones and friends (soap from camel milk, pashmina, oil, dates, spices, etc.)

In the new part we will see:

• the most luxurious hotel in the world Burj Al Arab (Sail). The hotel is located on an artificial island at a distance of 280 m from the coast, more than a billion dollars were spent on its construction. The hotel is awarded 7 stars, although officially they use a 5-point system.
• Madinat Jumeirah Souk, or as it is also called the Dubai Venice. This is a traditional Arab market with many shops, boutiques and stalls where you can find everything from souvenirs to luxury items, as well as great cafes and restaurants, comfortably located near the artificial canal. (photo stop)
• artificial palm island Palm Jumeirah. (photo stop). You can ride the monorail over the palm tree for $ 6 per person in 1 direction.
• one of the most expensive areas of Dubai - Dubai Marina. The object of our attention will be Marina Volk - a beautiful promenade with an abundance of cozy cafes and restaurants, 7 km long, with a wonderful view of the urban buildings and a yacht club. Here is also located the tallest twisted building in the world - Infinity Tower (Cayan Tower) and the tallest residential building. (photo stop)
• Bluewaters Island with the largest Ferris wheel in the world (not yet operational) (photo stop)
• The main highway of the city is Sheikh Zayed Road with magnificent skyscrapers.
• ZLT, Jumeirah, Media City and Knowledge Village areas.
• Sheikhs' villas.