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• This section of Al Seef takes you back in time with its traditional wind-tower buildings, narrow alleyways, and restored structures made from coral and gypsum. The heritage area is designed to replicate Dubai’s old trading and pearl diving days, offering a glimpse into the city's humble beginnings. Visitors can explore the ancient souk with its traditional goods, handcrafted items, and cultural displays, capturing the spirit of Dubai's early merchant life along the historic Dubai Creek
• Stroll along Dubai Creek, the vibrant lifeline of the city that divides Deira to the north from Bur Dubai to the south, and take in the stunning views it has to offer.
• Dive into a world of mind-bending visual tricks and interactive exhibits that challenge your perception of reality. Perfect for all ages, this fun-filled museum offers unforgettable photo opportunities and a unique experience that will leave you amazed!
• Discover the best spot to experience the region’s traditional architecture, lifestyle, and warm hospitality. Strolling through the charming alleys and witnessing various cultural institutions and galleries in action offers a delightful contrast to modern Dubai. This beautiful area, one of the city's oldest, showcases the rich history and heritage of the region.
• The oldest building in Dubai, dating back to the 1780s, stands tall as Al Fahidi Fort, originally built as a fortress. Now housing the Dubai Museum, it showcases traditional Emirati architecture and offers a glimpse into the city's rich history as it evolved from a small fishing village to a modern metropolis.
• Bring on your skills of bargaining to get the best deals in one of the oldest traditional markets in Dubai; best spot to buy textile Products, shawls and local snacks.
• Bur Dubai Abra Dock The gentle purring of the engines of the abras; combined with different water side sounds, makes this dock a pleasant place to hangout. The old style wooden abras offer a great experience - time to cross Dubai Creek to start a new experience in Deira Spice Souk
• The oldest markets in dubai to be found on that side , spice Souk and the famous gold Souk, one of the best photo stops
• Located near Al Seef along the Dubai Creek, the Spice Souq is a vibrant marketplace brimming with colorful spices, herbs, and aromatic ingredients. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich scents and vibrant colors of various spices like saffron, cardamom, and cumin, all while interacting with friendly vendors who share stories about their products. This bustling souq not only offers a sensory experience but also reflects Dubai's historical role as a major trading hub, where exotic spices were once brought in from around the world. It's a must-visit for those looking to take a piece of Dubai's culinary heritage home.
• Located near Al Seef along Dubai Creek, the Gold Souq is a dazzling marketplace renowned for its stunning displays of gold jewelry, intricate designs, and craftsmanship. This bustling souq features a wide array of shops offering everything from traditional Emirati jewelry to modern designs, making it a treasure trove for both buyers and window shoppers. Notably, the souq is home to the world’s largest gold ring, as recognized by the Guinness World Records, weighing over 63 kilograms and measuring 21 feet in circumference, showcasing Dubai’s long-standing reputation as a global trading hub for gold. Visitors can admire the glimmering pieces, enjoy competitive prices, and learn about the rich history of gold trading in Dubai while experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of this iconic market.