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Markets
The guide was updated:From organic produce and local design markets like the Ripe Market at Police Academy Park to seasonal events like the Ramadan Night Markets, Market OTB and Beach Canteen, Dubai loves a good market. Don't miss the chance to take home treasures from Dubai's oldest markets like the gold, spice, perfume and textile souks, or sample the best of modern Arabia at a seasonal pop-up.
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From chic outdoor shopping precincts to super-sized city malls, there’s no better place to indulge in retail therapy than Dubai. And it’s not just the shopping that attracts; there’s also ice rinks, ski slopes, fabulous cinemas, spas and restaurant districts to keep you entertained. Take in the attractions of The Dubai Mall, Mall of the Emirates, City Walk, Nakheel Mall and The Beach opposite JBR as a starting point.
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Souks
Lavish gold jewellery, hand-woven fabrics, oud fragrances and bargain knick-knacks — you'll find it all in our bustling souks, or Arabian markets. While the emirate lives up to its reputation as a thriving modern city, the souks have been a crucial part of daily life and trade for centuries. For an immersive cultural experience, visit the gold, spice, perfume and textile souks in Dubai's historical neighbourhoods of Deira and Bur Dubai and, for a modern take, visit Souk Madinat Jumeirah or Souk Al Bahar.
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Beachside Shopping
If you're looking for stylish boutiques, al fresco dining or simply a leisurely promenade along the waterfront, head to The Walk at Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR). Along this buzzing boulevard, there are plenty of opportunities to satisfy your retail cravings with an array of fashion, home and handicraft shops and boutiques. For more laidback fun, head to La Mer in Jumeirah 1. This vibrant precinct reflects a marine theme, with plenty of bustling beachside attractions including a free-jumping inflatable playground for little ones and fun-fuelled water sports.
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Luxury Shopping
There’s no place like Dubai for shopping. From The Dubai Mall's Level Shoes store to the glorious Fashion Dome at the Mall of the Emirates, Dubai offers a glamorous and indulgent retail experience. Excellent locations are matched with superb in-store service, immersive brand activations and beautiful store designs to create an unforgettable experience. For a more exclusive touch, the city's best malls also offer personal shopping and styling services, chauffeurs so you can save your energy for shopping, and even at-home delivery of all your purchases. Ready, set, shop.
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Boutiques
Go off the beaten track to one of Dubai’s emerging boutique shopping districts such as d3 (Dubai Design District), which showcases an array of quirky and contemporary products, or Al Quoz, which features cutting-edge galleries and contemporary Arabian interiors. There’s also excellent boutique shopping at City Walk, BoxPark, JBR, La Mer and Jumeirah. Check out Urbanist, Comptoir 102, and keep an eye out for pop-up markets with local designers. There are also plenty of homegrown fashion labels including All Things Mochi, L’Afshar Studio, Taller Marmo and Bil Arabi to choose from.
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Markets
From organic produce and local design markets like the Ripe Market at Police Academy Park to seasonal events like the Ramadan Night Markets, Market OTB and Beach Canteen, Dubai loves a good market. Don't miss the chance to take home treasures from Dubai's oldest markets like the gold, spice, perfume and textile souks, or sample the best of modern Arabia at a seasonal pop-up.
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Homegrown Labels
Take a walk in the edgier precincts including Dubai Design District (d3) and Alserkal Avenue for a look at Dubai's homegrown favourites. The city boasts its own boutique chocolatiers, Mirzam, that crafts indulgent sweet treats from their factory in Al Quoz. Meanwhile The Lighthouse at d3 has a curated selection of travel accessories and lifestyle products. There are also plenty of homegrown fashion labels including All Things Mochi, L’Afshar Studio, Taller Marmo and Bil Arabi to name a few.
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