The UAE’s latest cultural landmark, Dubai Frame is an iconic structure that ‘frames’ impressive views of Old and New Dubai, while serving as a metaphorical bridge connecting the emirate’s rich past with its magnificent present. Dubai Frame celebrates the storey of Dubai from its early establishment to its ambitious plans for future development. Launched in January 2018, the project comprises a 150-metre-high, 95-meter-wide structure being built to resemble a huge picture frame, through which landmarks representing modern Dubai such as Emirates Towers and Burj Khalifa can be seen on one side, while from the other side, visitors can view older parts of the city such as Deira and Karama. Exterior design of Dubai Frame was inspired from the logo of EXPO2020 and it is world's largest picture frame by Guinness World Records. According to Dubai Frame general policy, guests are requested to wear respectful clothing: shoulders and knees to be covered.

It’s hard to believe that two decades ago there was no marina. Opened in 2003, the man-made marina runs along a 3km stretch of shoreline. A heady mix of luxurious hotels, apartment buildings, and cafes, the marina hosts regular community events and markets, and is a wonderful place to while away an afternoon or evening. Spectacular at night when the skyscrapers glisten, here you can enjoy dinner on the beach next to the sea, or visit a high-rise bar in a hotel for a magnificent view across the Gulf and the man-made Palm Island, with the world-famous Atlantis Hotel at its end. The Walk at Jumeirah beach Residences is a pedestrianised stretch leading to a new development: The Beach. It’s one of the few places where Gulf nationals mix with tourists and Western ex-pats. It’s a popular place to show off your supercar for an evening, so watch out for Lamborghinis, Maseratis, and Ferraris in abundance.

Souk Madinat Jumeirah is a traditional Arabian market located in the Madinat Jumeirah resort in Dubai. It offers a mix of shops, restaurants, and entertainment in a setting that reflects traditional Middle Eastern architecture. The souk provides a unique shopping and dining experience with views of the iconic Burj Al Arab. If you have any specific questions or if there's something particular you'd like to know about Souk Madinat Jumeirah,

The distinctive sail-shaped silhouette of Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is more than just a stunning hotel, it is a symbol of modern Dubai. Rising on a man-made island, 280 metres from the shores of the renowned Jumeirah beach and designed to resemble the graceful sail of an Arabian dhow, it soars to a height of 321 metres, dominating Dubai’s coastline. The all-suite hotel offers 199 luxury duplexes with stunning views of the ocean, private beach access, luxury leisure on a breathtaking terrace with pools and cabanas as well as 8 of the world’s best dining and entertainment venues helmed by Michelin-starred chefs. Our Tourist guide will take you too Burj Al Arab Photo Point, Where he will assist you with Photo Clicks

ONE OF DUBAI'S BEST WATERFRONT PLACES Welcome to The Pointe, Dubai’s iconic waterfront destination offering unrivalled dining, entertainment, and leisure. Set at the tip of the world-famous Palm Jumeirah, across the bay from Atlantis The Palm, The Pointe is a scenic, relaxing arena with more than 80 restaurants, shops, and attractions including dining, retail, and entertainment outlets. Its centrepiece is the Palm fountain display that will enthral visitors with stunning shows that can be viewed from The Pointe’s wide range of waterfront dining experiences. The Pointe brings new energy to Dubai's entertainment and dining landscape by providing visitors with limitless choices, vibrant experiences, and charming views. It’s the one-stop destination for residents and tourists, with a complete range of dining delights offering something for everyone, from gourmet dining to casual family restaurants.

Dubai Mall resides in the prestigious City centre development. Once an old army base, City centre is now the jewel in Dubai’s crown, a beautiful residential and leisure area housing not only the world’s tallest building, but the world’s largest fountains and mall. Wide marble pavements are perfect for strolling, with restaurants, art galleries and children’s play areas. Specially commissioned sculptures line the roads and City centre is often used as a canvas for modern art displays and community events such as Classic Car Shows and National Day parades. In the cooler months, cross one of the many bridges to the Burj Khalifa park and enjoy a picnic alongside residents and visitors, or enjoy a lunch or dinner watch the dancing fountains. Because of its mixed use, City centre is a fantastic place to mix with Dubai residents and locals and watch real life unfold in a cosmopolitan environment.