Traditional/Old Dubai Tour
Overview
As your local tour guide warmly welcomes you to the land of hospitality, we love to run this tour as per your wish. This is our pleasure to share our passion, hospitality and country heritage with you, we are flexible and you can customise your tour according to your choice. We offer convenient pick-up from your hotel or an agreed location within the city.
Traditional Dubai offers a fascinating glimpse into the emirate's rich cultural and historical heritage. Characterized by its historical architecture, including wind-tower buildings and the iconic Dubai Creek, it showcases a lifestyle that blends old-world charm with the desert environment. Markets, or souks, bustle with activity, selling spices, textiles, and jewellery, while cultural sites like the Dubai Museum in Al Fahidi Fort provide insight into the Emirati way of life before the modern boom.
Walk Through the Ancient Streets of Old Dubai while on our guided tour. Immerse yourself in history and culture as our expert guides reveal hidden treasures, from majestic wind-towers to intricately designed mosques.
Wander through bustling marketplaces & narrow alleyways, where old-world charm meets modern influences. Let Old Dubai captivate your senses & leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime.
After completing this journey with you, we will safely drop you back at your hotel or any agreed point within in city.
Feel free to contact us for further customization.
We will safely pick you up from your hotel, airport or any agreed location within the city then we will start exploring together.
Al Seef Dubai: Al Seef in Dubai is a vibrant area along Dubai Creek that merges traditional Emirati architecture with modern design. This blend of historic charm and contemporary style makes it a perfect spot to explore Dubai's past and enjoy its present.
Al Fahidi Historical District: The Al Fahidi Historic District, also known as Al Bastakiya, is a historic area in Dubai known for its well-preserved traditional Emirati architecture. Key highlights include the Dubai Museum, cultural heritage centres, art galleries, and traditional souks. It offers a glimpse into the city's rich history and cultural heritage.
Traditional Abra Ride (water ferry): The Traditional Abra Ride is a classic water ferry experience in Dubai, featuring wooden boats that provide a picturesque and leisurely crossing of Dubai Creek. This affordable ride connects areas such as Deira and Bur Dubai, offering a unique view of both historic and modern cityscapes. The journey lasts about 5-10 minutes and is a popular choice for both tourists and locals, showcasing Dubai's maritime heritage.
Gold & Spice Souk: The Gold & Spice Souk in Dubai is a bustling marketplace known for its vibrant atmosphere and rich variety. The Gold Souk features numerous shops with exquisite jewelry and gold items, while the Spice Souk offers a fragrant array of spices, herbs, and traditional remedies. Located in the historic district of Deira, both souks provide a glimpse into Dubai’s trading heritage and are popular destinations for tourists seeking unique shopping experiences.
Bur Dubai/Mina Bazar: Bur Dubai is a historic district in Dubai known for its cultural heritage and traditional markets. Mina Bazaar, located in Bur Dubai, is a vibrant shopping area offering a wide range of goods, including textiles, jewellery, and electronics. The bazaar is renowned for its bustling atmosphere and is a popular destination for visitors looking for unique items and a taste of local life. Together, Bur Dubai and Mina Bazaar provide a rich glimpse into Dubai's past and present.
Dubai Municipality Museum: The Dubai Municipality Museum highlights the city’s urban development and public services. Located in the Dubai Municipality building, the museum features exhibits on the growth of Dubai, its infrastructure, and the role of the municipality in shaping the city. It offers insights into Dubai's planning and development, reflecting its rapid transformation and modern advancements.
Al Shindagha: Al Shindagha is a historic district in Dubai that offers a glimpse into the city’s cultural and maritime heritage. It is home to the Al Shindagha Museum, which explores Dubai’s history, including its role in the pearl diving industry and trade. The area features traditional architecture, restored heritage houses, and vibrant cultural exhibits, making it a key destination for understanding Dubai’s past and its development.
Dubai Frame (Photo Stop): The Dubai Frame is a remarkable architectural landmark in Dubai, designed to showcase the city’s evolution. Standing 150 meters tall and 93 meters wide, it resembles a giant picture frame. Visitors can walk across a glass-floored bridge connecting its two towers, offering stunning views of Dubai's historical areas on one side and its modern skyline on the other. The Dubai Frame provides a unique vantage point for appreciating the city's past and present.
Royal Palace/King Palace: The Royal Palace, often referred to as the King’s Palace, is an opulent residence typically associated with the ruling monarch. It is a symbol of grandeur and authority, featuring stunning architecture, luxurious interiors, and extensive grounds. While specific details vary by country, royal palaces commonly host official ceremonies, and state functions, and offer insight into the nation's history and monarchy.
Shopping Stop: At the end of this unforgettable journey, we will move to ward off the most popular and old Dubai souks like Gold Souk, Spice Souk, and other popular souks that showcase the rich culture of Old Dubai aria.
- Local tour guide services,
- Luxury private vehicle
- Access passes for traditional Abra ride
- Entry/admission - Coin/Coffee Museum
- Entry/admission - Municipality Museum
- Water bottle
- Pick-up and drop-off
- Food and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Souvenirs