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Dubai Shopping
- Dubai’s Tax-free status and its annual Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) every January, makes it a haven for shopaholics! The best shopping streets in the city are Al Maktoum, and Al Faheidi Street, whilst there are also numerous world-class shopping malls each bursting with the world’s most luxurious goods at fantastic prices, such as the Al Ghurair City on Al Rigga Road, and the Deira City Centre located on Al Garhoud Road. The Palm Strip, located on Jumeira Road, which is lined with chic boutiques, is the only open-air shopping centre in Dubai. The shops are spread out over two levels and you’ll find common names such as Mango and Karen Millen here.
The Gold Souk, a series of streets joined together by a high arcade located off Old Baladiya Street in the Deira district, is one of the most famous attractions in Dubai. The city has always been famed for its gold products, and this is a tradition that continues today, with the high-carat, orange-tinted offerings typical of the area, on display. The Gold Souk has over 700 shops and is believed to be the biggest market in the world, as well as featuring the lowest prices. Ornate necklaces, bangles, rings, earrings and brooches can all be bought here.
Mall of the Emirates located on Sheikh Zayed Road is one of the most prestigious of all the shopping malls in Dubai. It cost $820 million to build, contains 400 shops and even a ski slope, which wraps itself around the outside of the building. Its opulence is added to by the huge glass dome atop the building. The Wafi Mall, part of the stylish Egyptian-themed Wafi City complex, located on Oud Metha Road in Umm Hurair has many restaurants and fabulous shops. One of the least luxurious shopping areas is Al Karama located off the Al Adhid Road, mainly on 18b Street. Despite its lack of opulence, this is one of the most popular shopping areas in the city, where famous labels can be bought for some of the lowest prices in the city.
One of the best malls in the city is the BurJuman Centre, located on Khalid Bin Al Waleed Road, which has amongst its enormous amount of shops the prestigious latest edition of Saks Fifth Avenue. Another great shopping centre is the Ibn Battuta Mall on Sheikh Zayed Road, which is themed according to the six countries visited by renowned 14th century explorer Ibn Battuta. The mall includes design features ranging from the grand Persian dome, to the enormous Chinese hall, where the UAE’s first IMAX cinema can be found. The Italian-style Mercato Mall located on Jumeira Road has become a Dubai landmark in its own right. The pseudo-Tuscan and Venetian architecture boasts a large central glass atrium which, with its old clock, resembles a 19th century railway station. The mall has many designer names on offer as well as a Virgin Megastore, a cinema, restaurants, and stores selling traditional carpets and crafts. The Emirates Towers Boulevard located on Sheikh Zayed Road, which links the twin towers of the Emirates Towers Hotel and office block together over two floors of fabulous shops, restaurants and cafés.
The Gold Souk is the most famous and opulent of the markets, but the Deira Covered Souk situated on Sikkat Al Khail Road, in the Al Sabkha district, is a fantastic warren of atmospheric sights and smells, selling textiles, spices, and henna. The Spice Souk located on Baniyas Road, is another great market, and sells an abundance of trinkets, rugs and glassware, as well as housing the colourful sights and aromas of sacks of cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, saffron, rose petals and incense.
