• Bastakia Quarter - Explore the historic Al Fahidi neighborhood to journey back in time. Escape the bustling cityscape to see Dubai as it appeared in the mid-19th century. This well-preserved section of the old town is situated along Dubai Creek. Admire traditional wind towers constructed from stone, teak, gypsum, palm, and sandalwood. Each street and house is steeped in the rich history, culture, and traditions of the emirate. Dive into the past life of Dubai. As you wander through the neighborhood’s streets, you’ll discover numerous cultural landmarks, museums, art galleries, and restaurants serving traditional cuisine.
• Dubai Museum & Al Fahidi Fort - Explore the Dubai Museum to view vibrant dioramas and historical exhibits. The museum is housed in the historic Al Fahidi Fort, a fortress built in 1787 to protect Dubai from invaders. The city’s oldest building also served as a sheikh’s residence, prison, and armory. Restored in 1971, it now hosts the Dubai Museum. Here, you can learn about Dubai’s heritage before the discovery of oil. See restored traditional Arab houses, markets, date plantations, as well as sea and desert landscapes. Discover the history of pearl production.
• Hindi Lane - Stroll through Hindi Lane to find a temple nestled in a narrow, colorful alleyway. It’s filled with vendors offering various religious goods. Just a short distance from the main road, you’ll feel transported to another part of the world. Enjoy the unique Asian atmosphere, imagining yourself in India.
• Textile Souk - Experience an abundance of riches at the Textile Souk in the old town. Browse through endless rolls of natural silk, cotton, and embroidered fabrics. Discover something you’ve always dreamed of among this vast selection. The shores of Dubai Creek are lined with traditional oriental bazaars, each offering an unforgettable experience. Every item here is unique and will enhance your wardrobe.
• Dubai Gold Souk - Even if you’re not planning to purchase gold, a visit to the Gold Souk is a must. Be amazed by the quality and quantity of gold available. In the world’s largest gold market, you’ll find jewelry and decorations with precious stones from Dubai, India, and beyond. The government strictly regulates the quality of all goods, ensuring their authenticity. As you stroll through the glittering aisles, you’ll also find diamonds, pearls, platinum, and silver. Don’t hesitate to bargain; it’s a cherished tradition.
• Dubai Creek - All the main bazaars are located along the shores of the saltwater Dubai Creek, which can easily be mistaken for a river. This is the city’s primary inner waterway, which for a long time was the only natural harbor welcoming ships from India, Iran, Oman, and Eastern Africa. It remains bustling with boats, ships, and water taxis, transporting about 20,000 locals and tourists daily. Take a traditional boat across the Creek to enjoy stunning views of the city from the water. This is an ideal way to travel between souks located on both shores. Situated in the heart of Dubai, the creek divides the city into two parts, forming the Deira district of old Dubai, representing its historic origins, and Bur Dubai with its modern futuristic skyscrapers.

• Private walking tour
• Customizable itinerary
• Iconic places for photoshoot
• Must see and off the beaten path
• Multiple start times available
• Friendly local guide
• Expert advice where to go and what to do after the tour
• Tea and coffee

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

Absorb the history and culture of Dubai on our insightful walking tour through significant cultural sites. Meander through the Al Fahidi neighborhood with its wind towers, shop at Bur Dubai’s markets, and ride a traditional ‘abra’ boat. Unearth sites that are commonly overlooked by first-time visitors and uncover Dubai’s historical secrets. Experience the deep engagement that’s often missed when traveling unguided.

• Explore Dubai’s most historic neighborhoods
• Learn intriguing facts and tales about Dubai’s past
• Participate in a walking tour of the city’s must-see locations
• Follow a knowledgeable guide to avoid getting lost

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.