• Bastakia Quarter - Begin the walking tour at Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood with a delightful traditional breakfast at the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding. Guests will savor authentic Emirati dishes and have the opportunity to engage with local presenters through conversation and questions.
• Coffee Museum - Whether coffee is a favorite beverage or there’s a curiosity about its history and introduction to the Middle East, this museum is a must-visit! It features exhibits of historical coffee brewing tools and a coffee bar on the top floor.
• Dubai Museum & Al Fahidi Fort - Situated in the Al Fahidi Fort, the oldest building in the emirate (constructed in 1787), the museum showcases galleries that recreate traditional Arab houses, mosques, markets, date palm farms, the pearl trade, and the diving methods used to find pearls.
• Textile Souk - Dubai’s renowned markets are perhaps the most iconic symbols of Arabia. For centuries, traders from neighboring regions have traveled by sea to bring their goods here. Visitors can find gold, perfumes, textiles, spices, and much more.
• Deira Old Souk Abra Station - Cross the Dubai Creek with a traditional Abra, a wooden boat serving as a typical taxi on the Dubai Natural Canal. This historic site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 14.4 km long Dubai Creek divides the city into Bur Dubai and Deira.
• Dubai Spice Souk - The largest spice market in the country, located near Deira’s oldest commercial port, tells a story of success, rich history, and heritage, reflecting the city’s vibrant commercial spirit. Enjoy shopping and bargaining in this fascinating market, filled with the aromas of spices and perfumes that embody the unique Arabic style.
• Dubai Gold Souk - Home to one of the world’s largest collections of gold and jewelry, offered at excellent prices. Visitors will have free time to explore, shop, and admire this market, which showcases strong Indian and Persian influences.

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Breakfast

• Any other services or expenses that are not included in the program
• Gratuities
• tips

Dubai is renowned for its contemporary wonders, gaining a reputation as a city that breaks barriers and turns impossibilities into realities! However, it also boasts a captivating past that spans millennia. This tour extends an invitation to delve into the significance of history and societal norms within the local community. It serves as a lens to appreciate the daily lives of the locals! Our exploration will take us through the ancient architecture, wind towers (locally known as barjeel in Arabic), narrow streets, walkways, public spaces, and museums, all of which reflect the Emirati values.

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