Dubai Shopping Malls - Dubai Travel Tips Guide, Travel Information, Attraction Information

Deira City Centre Dubai United Arab Emirates

Deira City Centre
At Deira City Centre, you'll discover unbelievable variety and choice - all at one convenient location in the very heart of Dubai. Shops selling everything from exclusive fashions and stylish furniture to food, homewares and electronics are set around a spacious concourse. There are also numerous coffee shops, restaurants and fast food outlets where you can take a break and watch the World go by. Take a stroll around Deira City Centre and discover just how relaxing and enjoyable shopping can be!

emirates tower shopping boulevard Dubai United Arab Emirates

Emirates Shopping Boulevard
The Shopping Boulevard at the Emirates Towers is perhaps Dubai most stylish shopping centre. Quality brands abound in a spacious and beautifully designed environment. In addition The Shopping Boulevard features a number of restaurants.

Mazaya Centre Dubai United Arab Emirates

Mazaya Centre
The Mazaya Centre lives up to its name, from the building design and quality of finish, right to its elegant mix of retailers, providing nothing less than 100% commitment to our customers. Our Innovative and strategic marketing program ensures that the Mazaya Centre is one of Dubai's leading shopping malls.

The MAZAYA Centre opened in the year 2000 and is located on Sheikh Zayed Road Dubai between Thunderbowl Bowling Alley and Safestway Supermarket. Five (5) minutes from the World Trade Centre; Fifteen (15) minutes from the Airport; and Twenty (20) minutes from the Jebel Ali Free Zone.

The MAZAYA Centre comprises two floors of retail, ground and mezzanine, with 117 outlets; 132 luxury residential apartments consisting of one, two and three bedrooms with gym facilities, sauna, two swimming pools and 24-hour security. It also has 48 commercial offices.

Town Centre Jumeirah Dubai United Arab Emirates

Town Centre Jumeirah
This friendly mall, conveniently located on the Jumeriah Beach Road, boasts an attractive range of shops and services. Residents and visitors will discover exciting stores offering the latest high fashion, luxury items, cosmetics, books, household goods, eyewear, food, mobile phones and much more.

For the convenience of shoppers, Town Centre also offers services like postal, Etisalat bill payment and traffic fine payment machines, a classified advertising board and creative gift-wrapping. What's more Town Centre has a fascinating children's entertainment zone, Fun Town and a Food Court offering diverse cuisine. Notably, only Town Centre has a Special Traveller's Advantage Card for the benefit of transit shoppers. Town Centre Jumeriah is truely a mall that has it all.

Wafi Mall Dubai United Arab Emirates

Wafi Mall
Wafi Mall widely regarded as one of Dubai's most elegant shopping complexes, the ideally located Wafi City Mall has always been a place where it's usual to discover the unusual. With over 200 stores featuring haute couture, popular fashions, fashion accessories, electronics, household accessories, home furnishings, gifts and leather goods, Wafi City Mall offers something for everyone.

The opening of the 'Link' in January 2002, introduced a further host of brands including MAC, Goodies - Lebanon's most popular food hall and restaurant , Patchi, Claire's, Cesare Paciotti, La Senza, Trussardi and Paris Gallery. Starbucks also opened offering weary shoppers a place to relax. The Link, as its name suggests, links Wafi City Mall to the Pyramids complex and has provided the perfect venue for a variety of exhibitions and fashion shows.

Wafi City Mall is also home to one of the city's most exciting family entertainment centers - Encounter Zone. Divided into two separate 'worlds'; Galactica and Lunarland, Encounter Zone caters for younger children and adults. Attractions for teenagers include the famous Crystal Maze, 3-D Animation Theatre, an indoor roller-blading area, a 'live' horror show while Lunarland offers a soft play area, ball pool, flying spaceships and an arts and crafts corner.

A number of excellent restaurants and cafes scattered throughout tempt shoppers with international cuisine. Biella, on the ground floor, adds Italian flair, Hediard, on the first floor, casts a French spell, Goodies, in the link, exudes Arabic delicacies while the food court and cafes ensure all tastes are catered for.

Whether choosing to spend time shopping, browsing, dining or playing, Wafi City Mall has everything you need for the time of your life!

Sahara Centre Dubai - Sharjah Highway

Sahara Centre
Sahara Centre, offering a unique blend of shopping and entertainment, is located on the Dubai - Sharjah highway, just off the Al Nahda Interchange and directly on the Dubai - Sharjah border.

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Dubai, has an excellent nightlife scene (except for Monday's which tends to be pretty dead) with a large choice of bars and nightclubs for you to be able to enjoy whilst there. Below is a list of some of the more popular bars, with a review that will help you to choose where to go and when. You will need to know that most of the bars that can serve alcohol are only in hotels, there are though a few exceptions, and most of these are reviewed here. Dubai also has some interesting laws regarding clubs; they all must close at 3 am, you must be 21 to drink alcohol, 25 to enter a nightclub, and interestingly they are not allowed by law to refuse entrance to anyone, including members only clubs. Having said that this does not mean that you will be able to walk into any members club free of charge, a lot of the members clubs have very high entrance fees, that they will charge you if you do insist on applying the law and entering the club. This to be honest is a good thing as it allows the clubs to ensure a good mixture of clientele. We have included below tips on how to get into some of the most exclusive clubs, so please do read the reviews thoroughly. Have a great time.

Many people expect the U.A.E., being an Islamic country, to have a pretty tame nightlife. This is definitely not the case in Dubai. There are plenty of bars and clubs (most based in hotels in order to serve alcohol) attracting a lively and eclectic crowd. Most nightclubs have cover charges, and drinks tend to be pricey. Virtually every bar in town has a resident band and deejay, and there are a few jazz bars and piano lounges with excellent live performers.

Most bars don't start filling up until at least 9 pm, and the nightclubs are practically empty until about 11 pm. Thursday is always busy because it's the start of most people's weekend. Tuesday is Ladies Night at many places. Most bars and clubs close by about 3 am, and there are usually plenty of cabs waiting outside to take you home. The great thing about Dubai is that crime is virtually unheard of, so you are perfectly safe getting a cab or walking back to your hotel even in the early hours of the morning.

Although it isn't openly discussed, some bars and clubs have a "door policy," which is sometimes blatantly racist. If you find this is the case, arguing with the doorman rarely makes a difference -- just don't give that place your business.