• Bastakia Quarter - Discover a maze of narrow lanes adorned with beautifully preserved sandstone houses, art galleries, and cafes. This neighborhood, dating back to the 19th century, features traditional wind towers and offers cultural experiences such as the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding.

• Al Seef - Al Seef is a charming district along the Dubai Creek, offering a vibrant mix of the emirate’s rich heritage and modern culture. Explore open-air markets, savor local Emirati cuisine, or enjoy a leisurely walk along the waterfront promenade, appreciating the blend of traditional and contemporary architecture. With attractions like the Museum of Illusions and various art galleries and boutique stores, Al Seef provides a unique experience that captures the essence of both old and new Dubai.

• Coins Museum - Visitors can explore either of these museums, as sometimes one may be closed, allowing a visit to the other. The Coin Museum offers a unique insight into the fascinating numismatic heritage of the Middle East. Housed in a traditional Arabian building, the museum boasts an impressive collection of over 470 rare coins, with origins dating back to the 7th century. The Coffee Museum is a delightful exploration of coffee’s rich history and global appeal, offering an immersive experience that highlights the cultural significance of this beloved beverage.

• Bastakiya - Also known as Al Fahidi Historic District, Bastakiya is a captivating destination in Dubai. This well-preserved neighborhood showcases traditional Arabian architecture, with its narrow winding lanes, charming wind towers, and beautifully restored buildings.

• Bur Dubai Abra Station - The Abra ride at Bur Dubai offers a unique glimpse into the heart of Dubai, blending tradition with the vibrancy of the modern city. These traditional wooden boats provide a charming and economical way to explore the historic Dubai Creek, offering stunning views of the city’s diverse architecture and bustling souks. With a history that stretches back to the days of old Dubai, the Abra ride is not just a means of transportation but a cultural experience, inviting visitors to step back in time and witness the vibrant life along the creek.

• Al Shindagha Museum - (Photo Stop) The Al Shindagha Museum features immersive exhibits that trace Dubai’s evolution from a humble fishing village to a global hub of commerce and innovation. The museum showcases the history of Dubai through immersive exhibits, interactive displays, and multimedia presentations. Visitors can explore the traditional Emirati way of life, learn about pearl diving, and even step inside a traditional Emirati house. It’s a wonderful opportunity to immerse oneself in the fascinating history and culture of Dubai.

• Dubai Gold Souk - The Gold Souk in Dubai is renowned for its dazzling array of gold jewelry, with shop windows glittering with intricate designs and precious gems, creating a mesmerizing sight. Witness skilled artisans at work, crafting exquisite pieces of jewelry right before your eyes, providing a firsthand look at the intricate craftsmanship that goes into creating each masterpiece. Capture the opulence and vibrancy of the Gold Souk with its gleaming displays and bustling atmosphere, creating lasting memories of a visit to this iconic marketplace.

• Dubai Spice Souk - The Spice Souk in Dubai is a vibrant tapestry of colors and aromas, offering a sensory journey through the rich culinary traditions of the Middle East. Explore a myriad of stalls brimming with exotic spices, from giant cinnamon sticks to rare Sichuan peppercorns, and discover a treasure trove of flavors essential to regional dishes.

• Old Baladiya Street - Al Baladiya Street is a vibrant cultural hub in Dubai, offering a glimpse into the city’s local life, traditions, and community spirit. Experience the vibrant street art scene on Al Baladiya Street, with colorful murals, live performances, and cultural displays that showcase Dubai’s artistic talent and creativity.

• Dubai Municipality Museum - The Dubai Municipality Museum, located on the historic Old Baladiya Road, is a testament to Dubai’s rapid development and innovation. As one of the largest governmental institutions in the UAE, the museum showcases Dubai’s journey from a small fishing village to a global metropolis. Explore interactive exhibits that highlight the city’s innovative services and major projects. The museum’s location in the heart of old Dubai also offers a chance to immerse in the local culture and history.

• Entry/Admission - Coin/Coffee Museum
• Pick-up & Drop-off
• Water Bottle
• Luxury Private Vehicle
• Local Tour Guide
• Entry/Admission - Municipality Museum
• Access Passes for Traditional Abra Ride

• Food & Drinks
• Personal Expenses
• Souvenirs

Explore the Ancient Streets of Old Dubai with our Guided Tour
Enjoy convenient pick-up from your hotel or a designated location within the city.
The walking tour begins with an exploration of the area’s rich history and culture, as our knowledgeable guides reveal hidden treasures, from magnificent wind towers to exquisitely designed mosques. Wander through bustling markets and narrow alleyways, where traditional charm harmoniously merges with modern influences.
Allow the allure of Old Dubai to captivate your senses, creating unforgettable memories.
After the tour, a safe and comfortable drop-off at your hotel or another convenient location is provided.
The tour can be customized to suit your desires and preferences, as we are committed to making your journey truly exceptional and memorable.

• No restrictions on our tours! We curate a diverse range of experiences, meticulously tailored to meet your specific desires.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.