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Enter a world of fantastic shopping and new experiences. All souks and markets, whether indoors or outdoors, are fun for all, from families enjoying the vibrant areas to the shopping expert looking for something specific and exclusive.
Fittingly for Dubai, “the city of gold”, the Gold Souk is a must-see for serious precious metal traders, couples looking for a statement jewellery piece, or visitors hunting for that special memento of their Dubai stay. The wide passageways are alive with tradesmen and artists trained in the craft of designing jewellery, from bespoke pieces and alluring Arabic designs with prices that aren’t set in stone.
A close neighbour to the Gold Souk, follow your nose to the Spice Souk to be instantly transported to the hustle and bustle of a vibrant trading floor. With top chefs, home cooks and savvy expats all swearing by their personal picks among the Spice Souk’s colourful sacks of spices, herbs, rice and fruit, the market hall is a must-visit for those wanting to explore Dubai’s exotic side. Score high-quality saffron strands at local prices, taste fresh A-grade and sun dried organic dates and stock up on exotic spices, dried fruits, candied nuts, and locally-blended teas. You are sure to discover a new flavour – and yes, you can sample before you buy.
Alserkal Avenue is one of those hard-to-define places where cutting-edge arts and culture co-exist with one-of-a-kind businesses. The Avenue is a shape-shifter full of galleries, artisan shops, designers, performers, cafés and culture in all forms. The perfect place to get an energy boost in your preferred way. Look for exhibitions, musical events, performances and more in their calendar.
A suburb that never sleeps, with a range of shops that sell everything from textiles and tailoring to accessories and food in a pedestrian-friendly district. Some of the city’s best loved budget restaurants can be found on Satwa’s main strip. Nearby, 2nd December Street offers an eclectic mix of wallet-friendly shopping, while Al Ghazal Mall offers a quaint indoor shopping experience. Don’t miss the incredible range of home decor buys on Al Hudaiba Street.
Nestled between the 5ve-star Mina A’Salam and Al Qasr hotels, Souk Madinat Jumeirah is for those who want to skip the haggling but enjoy the thrill of shopping souk-style. Wander the labyrinth of narrow lanes in search of fun souvenirs, fine art and sculptures, local and international design houses. There’s an array of restaurants to choose from any time of day, with visitors able to dine in Levant cafes or fine-dining restaurants – many with front-row views of the waterways that meander through the complex. Complete your visit with a traditional abra ride and drink in the views of the icon Burj Al Arab.
Just a short and scenic stroll over the foot-bridge that arches across Burj Lake at the foot of the towering Burj Khalifa and beside the Dubai Mall, Souk Al Bahar is a modern take on a traditional Arabian marketplace. Here, you can stock up on Bateel dates, incense cones, jewellery, abayas, brass lamps and fresh Arabic pastries studded with nuts and drizzled with honey. Upstairs, with its wideslung windows, is one of the best vantage points from which to enjoy a meal while watching the evening descend.
Often referred to as Dubai’s Little India, the vibrant marketplace is famous for its reasonably priced traditional jewellery from India and Nepal and their neighboring countries as well as costume/imitation, jewellery. Embroidered clothes, perfume, tailors, textile shops, antiques, candy, chocolate and decoration shops are plentiful. Known for its energetic atmosphere and extensive range of products, Meena Bazaar in Dubai has become a focal point for both shopping and cultural experiences. All day and especially later in the afternoon and into the evening is perfect timing and snack bars and restaurants with the right flavours are everywhere.
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