• Al Seef - Al Seef is a lively waterfront destination along Dubai Creek, seamlessly combining heritage with modern style. Featuring traditional souks, chic boutiques, diverse dining options, and picturesque dhow cruises, Al Seef provides a unique insight into Dubai’s cultural essence and contemporary lifestyle.
• Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood - Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, also known as Al Bastakiya, is one of Dubai’s oldest heritage sites. It is famous for its traditional wind-tower architecture and maze-like alleyways. The area hosts art galleries, museums, and cultural spaces, offering a glimpse into Dubai’s rich history and traditional Emirati culture. Visitors can explore the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding and the Dubai Museum here.
• Coins Museum - The Coins Museum in Dubai, situated in the Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, is a captivating treasure trove displaying over 470 rare coins from significant periods in Middle Eastern history. The museum, housed in a traditional Arabian building, offers a unique insight into the region’s monetary history, highlighting the connections between the British Empire, India, and other countries before their independence.
• Grand Bur Dubai Masjid - The Bur Dubai Grand Mosque, also known as the Grand Bur Dubai Masjid, is a stunning architectural marvel located in the historic Bur Dubai area. It features a 70-meter tall minaret, intricate geometric patterns, Quranic inscriptions, and beautiful stained glass windows. The mosque has a rich history, originally built in 1900 as a school for Quranic studies, and was rebuilt in 1960 and again in 1998 to preserve its traditional architecture.
• Dubai Museum & Al Fahidi Fort - The Dubai Museum, located in the historic Al Fahidi Fort, offers a fascinating journey through Dubai’s rich history. Opened in 1971, the museum showcases life in Dubai before the discovery of oil, with life-size dioramas, traditional Arab houses, mosques, souks, and date farms. It also features artifacts dating back to 3000 BC, including pearl diving boats, swords, jewelry, and a spice souk filled with real aromas and spices.
• Old Souk - The Old Souk of Dubai, also known as the Bur Dubai Souk, is a traditional market nestled in the historic Bur Dubai area. It’s a vibrant hub where you can find a variety of goods such as raw silk, wool, cashmere, perfumes, spices, and dry fruits. The souk is famous for its unique souvenirs, including abayas, thawbs, silk scarves, and tailored garments.
• Bur Dubai Abra Station - The Abra is a traditional wooden boat used to cross the Dubai Creek, offering a unique and affordable way to experience the city’s heritage. For just AED 1 (around $0.27), you can hop aboard one of these motorized boats to travel between Bur Dubai and Deira. The journey takes about 5 minutes and provides a scenic view of Dubai’s old and new landmarks.
• Dubai Creek - Dubai Creek is the historic heart of the city, winding through Bur Dubai and Deira. This saltwater creek has been a vital hub for trade and commerce for centuries. Today, it’s a bustling area offering a glimpse into Dubai’s past and modern lifestyle. You can take an abra ride to enjoy the scenic views, visit the Dubai Museum, stroll through the Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, and explore the vibrant souks. The creek’s waterfront promenades are perfect for a leisurely walk, with plenty of cafes and restaurants to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.
• Dubai Gold Souk - The Dubai Gold Souk is one of the oldest and most famous markets in the city, located in the bustling Deira district. It boasts over 350 retailers offering a dazzling array of tax-free gold, diamonds, precious stones, pearls, platinum, and silver. Visitors can enjoy the experience of bargaining for the best deals, especially when paying in cash.
• Dubai Spice Souk - The Dubai Spice Souk, located in the vibrant Deira district, is a sensory delight filled with aromatic spices, exotic herbs, dried fruits, nuts, and traditional perfumes. Steeped in history, this bustling market dates back to the late 19th century and continues to be a vital hub of trade in Dubai. Visitors can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, haggle with friendly vendors, and discover unique flavors from around the world.

• Abra boat ride
• Gold souq
• Coins museum free admission (will open soon)
• Bottled water
• Old souq
• Spice market
• Camel milk chocolate tasting
• Free explanation
• Personal tour guide

• Snacks

Embark on an immersive guided tour through the heart of Old Dubai. Discover the rich heritage and vibrant culture as you wander through the historic alleyways of this ancient district. Enjoy the authentic street food, filled with exotic flavors that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. The adventure culminates with a peaceful Abra boat ride across the scenic waters of Dubai Creek, providing stunning views of the city’s skyline. Join this journey that beautifully combines history, culinary delights, and scenic beauty, crafting memories that will endure a lifetime.

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