What to see in Dubai?

Dubai is the largest city of the United Arab Emirates, a tourist, financial and economic center of the Middle East.

In this article we will tell you what to see in Dubai and how best to make a tourist itinerary.

Burj Khalifa

Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world! Burj Khalifa has 163

floor (+ spire), and this is 828 meters. The structure produces an incredible effect. At an altitude of 472 meters (124 floor) there is an observation deck, from which a truly spectacular view opens. On the 122nd floor the Atmosphere Restaurant is open.

Musical fountain

The musical fountain of Dubai is absolutelya fabulous sight. Of course, it is better to visit it in the evening and at night, when music, water and light merge into a single composition of amazing beauty. In the "repertoire" of the fountain there are 10 ever-alive compositions, among them Andrea Bocelli Con te partirò and Whitney Houston I Will Always Love You. The musical fountain of Dubai is one of the largest and highest in the world, the height of the jets reaches the level of a 50-story building! The fountain of 50 spotlights and 6000 other light sources are illuminated.

Al Fahidi

We also recommend you to visit the Dubai History Museum, located in the old

the fortress of Al Fahidi. Immersion in history begins before entering the museum - in the inner courtyard of the fort are located huts of the indigenous inhabitants of the UAE. The museum offers interactive excursions, allowing to tell the history of the city is really interesting.

Islands of palm trees

Palm islands in Dubai are called the eighth miraclelight, which can be seen even from outer space. Have you ever seen flowers in a flowerbed, planted, say, in the shape of a butterfly? So, the islands of palm trees - it's about the same, only a million times larger. The islands are three palm trees - Deira, Jumeirah and Jebel Ali. The islands are more surprising than the air, but walking along them is a paradise.

Water Wild Wadi

One of the best water parks in the whole East for fans of really sharp

sensations. On the territory of the water park there are 30 attractions, some of which are unique. For example, Jumeirah Sceirah - first the water raises you by 23 meters and then abruptly throws through the tunnel downwards, in which you can develop a speed of up to 80 km / h!

How can I make it all?

If you have to spend a couple of days in Dubai, it's best to conduct them like this:

In the morning of the first day we rise early and go to the Burj Khalifa;
watch the morning show of the fountains (located next to the Burj Khalifa);
go to the museum of Al-Fahidi and enjoy a wonderful excursion;
goes to one of the islands of palm trees;
by late evening we return to Burj Khalifa - we look at Dubai in the fires and on the evening show of fountains;
on the second day we go to the water park for the whole day! Yes, it definitely costs a whole day!

Have a good trip!