Joanna James
Dubai has everything you will need for a splendid vacation! If you're looking to go on a trip to Dubai, here are a few hidden gems to look for while you're in the emirate!
If caffeine is the one thing that keeps you going, consider paying a visit to the Dubai Coffee Museum. This is a facility in an Emirati home specifically for caffeine enthusiasts, taking you on an aromatic coffee tour around the world, where you will learn about different varieties of coffee, old grinders, pots, roasters, and much more. The building itself is one to admire, considering its unique and traditional architecture on both floors of the building. Following that, try some freshly brewed Ethiopian coffee, which goes back over 100 years, from the coffee team.
Also known as Al Fahidi Historical District, Al Bastakiya is a part of Dubai that one rarely visits. Dubai is known for its glitz and glamour, but this emirate holds so much more to see. You can take an abra along the creek to visit this old part of Dubai, which in a sense, made Dubai what it is today. The neighbourhood was founded at the end of the nineteenth century by wealthy textile and pearl merchants from Bastak, Iran, and is now a maze of old-world treasures. Make an early start from your hotel such as the NH Collection Dubai The Palm to visit this side of Dubai, exploring the alleyways, stopping for a cup of hot tea, and admiring the inspiring pieces of art created by Arab artists along the way.
Al Barari, aptly known as Dubai's Green Oasis, stands as a remarkable testament to the city's commitment to sustainable living and a harmonious connection with nature. Despite its desert surroundings, this enchanting haven was meticulously cultivated one shrub at a time, now boasting over 500 distinct plant species. The lush greenery provides a serene escape from the urban jungle, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the tranquillity of nature. Moreover, the on-site restaurant tantalises taste buds with farm-to-table delights, serving dishes crafted from the property's own produce. A visit to Al Barari promises an unforgettable experience, leaving guests rejuvenated and inspired by the beauty of this urban oasis.
Zabeel Park is where you can keep yourself entertained for a long time. You must pay AED 5 to enter, but if you're looking for some peace and quiet, it's well worth it! Zabeel Park is one of Dubai's largest parks, and it is an urban sanctuary with numerous entrance gates and pedestrian bridges. It's a popular spot for individuals to exercise and participate in sports. There are also plenty of the best hotel offers in Dubai offered by properties located close to this park.
This hidden jewel in Dubai is a must-see for all nature enthusiasts. Although not too easy to believe, Dubai is a terrific spot to see indigenous species and flowers. When you visit Ras Al Khor Wildlife Park, you'll be astounded by the variety of birds and plants that live so close to the city. It's a popular breeding habitat for numerous bird species, including flamingos, as well as crabs, fish, and animals.
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