exotic city

Dubai is an exotic city that has incredible infrastructure in the middle of the desert. The most phenomenal transformation about Dubai is that this city which was a small fishing town turned to be a huge urban centre, and one of the most famous tourist destination in the Middle East. Dubai’s grand opulence and splendor attracts visitors from all over the world, who come to discover its souks and cosmopolitan culture with its modern malls and seven star hotels with its colorful culture, traditions and history.The big bus tour is a great way to see the centre of Dubai. There is another tour to the beaches. You can take a trip don the creek which is very relaxing. Taxis are very cheap and they take you to  the malls, the beaches, the restaurant and they are the best way of getting around.

Dubai has something for everyone, from vacationers seeking a relaxing break away from the pressures of work, to active tourists looking for a new, exciting experience. The emirate is an international conference, exhibition, and leisure travel destination.Lying on the calm, blue waters of the southern Gulf and flanked by majestic desert, Dubai offers year-round sunshine and five-star luxury along with the adventure of a unique Arabian experience.
Sights—Traditional buildings in the Bastakiya Quarter; new and striking architecture in the Madinat Jumeirah and Dubai Marina; the Gold Souk; the Jumeirah Mosque lit up at night; the desert on a four-wheel-drive tour (desert safari); ski slope at Mall of the Emirates; Al Burj Arab; The One and Only Royal Mirage.
Museums—History and culture at the Dubai Museum; Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House; Dubai Heritage and Diving Village; Al Ahmadia School; Miraj Islamic Art Centre.
Memorable Meals—A leisurely tasting menu at Verre, Gordon Ramsay’s Dubai outpost; an Italian evening meal under the stars at the beachside Bussola; a spread of Lebanese meze at Bastakiah Nights, in one of the oldest buildings in town; a seafood feast in the glow of the Burj Al Arab at Pier Cehic; a dinner cruise on the elegant glass-crafted vessel Bateau Dubai.
Late Night—Smoking shisha on the rooftop of the Royal Mirage; dancing until early morning at Trilogy; filling up on freshly baked Arabic pastries at the 24-hour bakery Al Reef; camping in the desert under the stars in a traditional Bedouin tent; quaffing champagne at Bar 44.
Walks—An evening stroll along the Jumeirah Corniche; people-watching along the Creek; strolling through the souks and shopping areas; hiking in the Hajar Mountains; leisurely breaths of fresh air in the various well-kept parks.
Especially for Kids—Wild Wadi Water Park for an adrenalin-pumping time; Wonderland; riding go-karts at Dubai Autodrome; cycling around Creekside Park; a day at the beach; The Magic Planet at The Mall of the Emirates.