Dubai Shopping

Wafi City Mall

The ideally located Wafi City Mall has always been a place where it's usual to discover the unusual. The opening of the 'Link' in January 2002, introduced a further host of brands including MAC, Goodies - Lebanon's most popular food hall and restaurant , Patchi, Claire's, Cesare Paciotti, La Senza, Trussardi and Paris Gallery. Starbucks also opened offering weary shoppers a place to relax. Wafi City Mall to the Pyramids complex and has provided the perfect venue for a variety of exhibitions and fashion shows.

Mall of the Emirates

Mall of the Emirates is the biggest mall of the Middle East. There are about 400 retailers in mall of the Emirates. Mall of the Emirates features a complete range of entertainment options including Ski Dubai, the first indoor ski destination in the Middle East, a two-level Magic Planet, the largest indoor family entertainment centre in the country. Mall of Emirates includes stores such as Harvey Nichols, the largest of its kind in the Middle East, as well as Emporio Armani, Roberto Cavalli, Dolce & Gabanna, Franck Provost, Vacheron Constantine, Emporio Armani Café, The Toy Store, as well as Johnny Rockets and Jacky's at Magic Planet. It also has two hotels which includes 5 star Kempinski Hotel.

Deira City Centre

Deira City Centre, the leading entertainment and leisure complex of its kind not only in the UAE but also in the Gulf. With over 340 shops to lose yourself in, Deira City Centre is a shopper's paradise waiting to be explored. Deira City Centre 11 cinema screens, showcasing the latest films in perfect surround sound technology, CineStar will take your senses to a new level and back for more. From children's entertainment shows to face painting; teddy bear shops to children's clothing boutiques – it's a world of magic and laughter in this City. Come rain or shine, 365 days a year, there's always something to see and do for kids.

Bazaars & Souk Shopping

Local markets, Bazaars and souk shopping can be entertaining as well as profitable. The sheer variety of goods available in the winding alleys is bewildering, from gold and the latest in electronics, cameras and wrist watches to spices, silks, household appliances and sports goods. Dubai’s major shopping areas include Al Rigga Road, Al Karama, Al Dhiyafa Road and Bani Yas Square. "Shop till you drop" is one of the captions that attract shopaholics to Dubai, which has the largest number of shopping malls in the Middle East.

Ibn Battuta Mall

Ibn Battuta Mall is a shopping destination, which is themed around the travels of renowned 14th century Arabian explorer, Ibn Battuta. Ibn Battuta Mall is complemented by theme park concepts. Ibn Battuta Mall, which is segmented into six distinct zones, spreads across an area of 5.4 million square feet, including a parking lot that can accommodate more than 5000 cars. The retail area at the mall covers 67,500 square meters with 275 retail outlets, while the well-planned Food Court spans 3,800 square meters

Wild Wadi Water Park

With 30 rides and attractions, Wild Wadi Water Park in Jumeirah is packed with thrills for kids and other brave souls. Best rides include the 80km/h speed slide Jumeirah Sceirah and Breakers Bay wave pool. Fun is guaranteed for all ages. The park is designed around a tale from Arabian Folklore featuring Juha and his seafaring friend, Sinbad. Flowrider shoots out more than seven tonnes of water per second to produce a real wave effect that is ideal for body-boarding, knee-boarding or surfing.

Dubai’s Heritage Village
Featuring small houses made of mangrove and palm stalls where locals demonstrate traditional craft such as pottery-making and metal pot-making, cannot compete with Egypt's pyramids, Jordan's Petra, Syria's Tadmor, or Saudi Arabia's Mecca in historical or religious value.