Head off to Burj Khalifa in central Dubai. Still the tallest building in the world since 2008, it offers not only magnificent vistas of Dubai from its observation deck, but is also a viewing platform for the Dubai Fountain show – an explosion of colour, music and water in motion.
Don’t miss a visit to Dubai Aquarium – one of the largest indoor aquariums in the world, located at Dubai Mall – the world’s largest mall. It’s a home to more than 33000 aquatic animals of over 200 species. The Underwater Zoo is also here.
Seeing the Etihad Museum is an absolute must if you wish to learn more about the history of the United Arab Emirates. The former name of the building is the Union House and this is where the leaders of the seven emirates have signed the declaration that outlined the formation of the UAE. Opened only recently, in January 2017, the museum holds a permanent collection of artefacts and presents interactive programmes and educational experiences that describe all aspects of the history of the Emirates. It also aims to provide information about the constitution of the Emirati nation.
The Grand Mosque of Dubai is a monument of worship that can hold up to 1200 worshipers and has the tallest minaret in Dubai – 70 metres of height. This Persian style building blends beautifully with the surrounding structures in Bur Dubai and is an architectural masterpiece with its 9 large and 45 small domes, artistic mosaic work and handmade wooden ornaments.
There are a lot more attractions in Dubai worth mentioning. The rulers of the city put great efforts into building the first, the tallest, the largest, the fastest, the most luxurious and the best of everything, so the city is a home to some record breaking attractions mentioned above – the Burj Khalifa and the Dubai Mall, but also home to the world’s only 7 star hotel – Burj Al Arab, the world’s highest restaurant At.mosphere at 441.3 metres, the only indoor Ski slope at Mall of the Emirates, the world’s largest indoor theme park – 
IMG Worlds of adventure and many more. The thrill seekers can car race at Dubai Autodrome, the nature lovers can see The Green Planet Dubai, and those looking for cultural experiences can visit the XVA Gallery Dubai. For an authentic taste of Dubai we recommend taking an “abra” (traditional boat) to explore Dubai creek, taking a stroll around a couple of the world renowned markets in Dubai, called “souks” – the Gold Souk, the Spice Souk and the Textile souk. You can take a glimpse into how local used to live at the Heritage Shindagha Village or try your skills at Dubai’s oldest tradition – falconry.