1. Shopping center "Ibn Battuta" (Ibn Battuta Mall) is interesting, first of all, for the interiors of its trading floors. Each of them is decorated in the style of a country that the great explorer Ibn Battuta visited during his travels. (Red Line Station - Ibn Battuta Mall)
2. Skyscrapers around the artificially created Dubai Marina and the Marina Walk pedestrian area with restaurants and cafes. (Red Line Station - Dubai Marina)
3. Hotel Burj Al Arab ("Burj Al Arab"), a resort complex Madinat Jumeirah ("Madinat Jumeirah") with the shopping arcade Souq Madinat, as well as Jumeirah Beach Hotel and the famous Wild Wadi water park. (Taxis from Dubai Marina to Burj Al Arab)
4. Man-made island The Palm Jumeirah ("Palm Jumeirah"), which hosts numerous hotels, including the luxurious Atlantis, The Palm with a unique complex of underwater caves The Lost Chambers, a giant aquarium and water park Aquaventure. You can get to Atlantis The Palm by the monorail, from the wagons of which there is a wonderful view of the entire island. (Taxis from Burj Al Arab Hotel to the base of The Palm Jumeirah Island's trunk. Next is the monorail to Atlantis The Palm Hotel)
5. Mall of the Emirates, which houses the artificial ski slope Ski Dubai. (Taxis from the base of The Palm Jumeirah to the Mall of the Emirates)
6. The Down Town Dubai district, where the world's tallest skyscraper Burj Khalifa with the observation deck “At The Top”, the gigantic shopping center The Dubai Mall with an aquarium and an underwater world zoo and the largest in the world, is located singing "Dubai Fountain. (From the red station of the Mall of the Emirates metro station to Burj Khalifa - Dubai Mall station. Next - a free shuttle bus from the metro station to Down Town Dubai)
7. Skyscrapers along the main highway of the city - Sheikh Zayed Road. (From the Mall of the Emirates Red Line Station to Emirates Towers Station)
8. The historical part of Dubai - from the Bastakiya quarter in Bar Dubai, next to which the Dubai Museum is located, to the Shindaga area, with museums such as the Heritage Village, the Diving Village and the House of Divers Sheikh Saeed "(Sheikh Saeed House). There is also the Rulers' Diwan Office of the Ruler, the textile market, antique and souvenir shops. (From the Khalid Bi Al Waleed metro line red station, take a taxi to the Bastakia quarter. Next, walk)
9. Dubai Creek, dividing the historical part of the city into two districts - Deira and Bar Dubai. On the Deira side is the famous Dubai Gold Souk, on the territory of which 300 jewelry companies trade in precious stones and metals. (Water taxi through the bay - from the Village of Ethnographic Heritage to the Sabkha Station on the Deira bank. Next - on foot to the Gold Market, spices and spices market)
10. Banyas Square (Banyaz Square or Nasser Square) with mazes of shopping streets and shops selling fur coats and electronics. (On foot from the Gold Market - further from the Union metro red line station to any station in the center of a new part of the city)
