United Arab Emirates

Shops, galleries, and charming restaurants pack the alleyways of the Bastakiya quarter, an area on the west side of the Creek that has been inhabited by...more

Cruise down the Creek (the name throws many visitors, but as it's a huge, natural inlet it is technically a creek) at a leisurely pace on a large, traditional...more

In contrast to most of Dubai's shiny new attractions, this small but informative museum is housed in the remains of the Al Fahidi Fort, built in 1787 and thus...more

Cheesy, contrived, but still great fun, even the most jaded locals grudgingly admit that this is an experience not to be missed. A 4WD jeep picks you up from...more

Yes, it's built in a desert, but Dubai has plenty of cultivated greens to keep even the best golfers happy. The Montgomerie course is a par 72 and has the...more

The majestic Jumeirah Mosque showcases Islamic heritage and promotes cultural understanding; this is the only mosque non-Muslims are allowed to enter in the...more

When it comes to property projects, few cities have the financial backing (or the, er, vision) to build on the same massive scale as Dubai. The Palm Trilogy is...more

Snowboarders and skiers can get their fix of the white stuff at the 5.6-acre Ski Dubai. It's a great option for ski virgins, who can learn in a safe,...more

Dubai World Cup (March) Tel: 971 4332 2277 www.dubaiworldcup.com For many, this is the social event of the year, when a well-dressed crowd gathers to watch the...more