Exploding with the beauty of natural wonder and intrigue, you will find the city of Dubai situated within the United Arab Emirates. It is here that the land stretches out to reveal endless deserts, beaches, and other great explorations into art, culture, and history. With stately hotels and delicious cuisine, the city is filled with a wide range of attractions and activities that keep locals and tourists busy and satisfied with their surroundings. Dubai is home to a variety of interesting neighborhoods, satisfying shopping finds, and exciting districts to explore, including Old Dubai, Bur Dubai, and the old Bastakiya district.
Main attractions
Whether you’re a shopper at heart or enjoy the sights and sounds of the great outdoors, there are plenty of attractions on offer throughout the city. While Lancy Plaza and Mercate Mall are decent places to run up your credit card bill, the world’s third-largest mall (Mall of Emirates) is in Dubai. This enchanting location is packed to the brim with theaters, arcades, an impressive food court, and the world’s largest indoor ski slope. Additional attractions that attract tourists include the indoor and outdoor exhibits at the Dubai Zoo; and the relaxed atmosphere of Jumeirah beach.
Night life
To experience some of the best nightlife in Dubai, many consider the city’s largest hotels the “place to be.” Some of the best bars are found within these city gems, where the entire city opens up to a variety of less expensive, exciting and entertaining venues. In Dubai, the concept of “happy hours” is a popular approach to enjoying nightlife, as is “Ladies Night” which seems to dominate Tuesday and Sunday nights. Usually, the busiest party nights are on Thursdays and Saturdays in Dubai.
Weather
When you start planning a trip to Dubai, you may want to check the Weather Channel to better prepare for the general weather and upcoming temperatures. In Dubai, the average ups and downs are quite nice for the area. Summers bring hot and humid weather, while cooler days prevail from September to May. As for the rain, it tends to creep in during the months of January and February.
