Which Dubai waterpark should you choose for your family?
Choosing a Dubai waterpark begins with the kind of day your family wants. A large collection of water slides, a landscape tied together by a story
Choosing a Dubai waterpark begins with the kind of day your family wants. A large collection of water slides, a landscape tied together by a story
Choosing a museum in Dubai begins with the question you want to explore. How did a trading settlement become a city? How was the United Arab
A rewarding Dubai programme does not need a major attraction ticket at every turn. Streets, waterfronts, architecture and working market areas can provide the main subject
Your first Dubai walk does more than fill a few hours: it gives you a way to read the city. Begin around the Creek and trading
The best Dubai viewpoint is the one that shows you what you came to understand. Burj Khalifa gives a high perspective on Downtown, Dubai Frame makes
Jebel Ali offers a different way to understand Dubai: through the buildings created for communities who live and work in the city. The Hindu Temple, Guru
Love Lake is easy to recognise in an aerial image: two connected hearts placed in the Al Qudra desert landscape. The ground-level visit is different.
Ibn Battuta Mall can be interesting even when you have nothing to buy. Its interiors use a traveller’s story to turn a large commercial building
Festival Bay works well as a modest evening plan: arrive with a little daylight left if conditions and the programme allow, walk beside the water, watch
Dubai Parks and Resorts is easier to enjoy when you choose a day’s theme before choosing a ticket. The complex brings together parks with different
A family day on Palm Jumeirah becomes easier once you stop treating every attraction as part of the same outing. Aquaventure Waterpark and The Lost World
Dubai Miracle Garden and Dubai Butterfly Garden are neighbours with very different rhythms. One asks you to look at large shapes made from living flowers; the