Water Park Wylde Wadi
Jumeirah Rd, Dubai 
If you love the thrill, then you certainly should visit one of the best water parks in the Middle East - water park "Wild Wadi" in Dubai. In translation from the Anglo-Arabic Wild Wadi means "the bed of a mountain river".
Burj Khalifa
1 Emaar Boulevard, Downtown Dubai 
Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world! The height of the skyscraper, located in Dubai, is 828 meters, this is 163 floors. Its shape resembles a stalagmite. The Dubai Tower was conceived as a "city in the city" - with its own lawns, boulevards and parks. The total cost of the facility is about $ 1.5 billion.
Fountain in Dubai
Dubai Moll 
Musical fountain Dubai - a truly fabulous work of hands of architects and engineers, is a real extravaganza of light, sound and water that will make the heart of every cynic beats faster at least three times. There is this miracle of thought in the emirate of Dubai, next to the Burj Khalifa skyscraper.
Aquarium in Dubai
The Dubai Mall, Dubai, UAE 
The world's largest aquarium, which confirms the Guinness Book of Records, is surely worth seeing in the first place, especially with children! He is in the largest shopping and entertainment center "Dubai Mall"
Al-Mamzer Beach Park
Dubai, Al Mamzar Beach Park 
Al Mamzer Beach Park (or Al-Mamzar, as its name sometimes reads) is literally the extreme point of the Dubai coast. Anything that stretches farther to the northeast after this green-sandy peninsula is already Sharjah.
Al-Fahidi
Opp. Grand Mosque - Al Fahidi St - Dubai 
The ancient fort Al-Fahidi attracts attention with its courtyard, where the traditional reed huts of the indigenous inhabitants of the Emirates are on display. But the extensive dungeons of the fort are equipped with the latest technology.
Archipelagos "Mir" and "Universe"
Dubai, The World Islands 
To see the whole world in a few hours? This is possible in the United Arab Emirates. Just four kilometers from Dubai is the artificial archipelago "Mir", which is a small copy of our planet.
Bastakia
Bastakiah, bet. Bur Dubai Waterfront & Al Mankhool Rd. - Al Fahidi St - Dubai 
To see the ancient Dubai live, go to the Bastakia area - one of the few preserved in its primeval parts of the metropolis.
Ski Ski Dubai Ski Resort
Dubai, Rd. Sheikh Zayed, Mall of The Emirates 
A mountain-skier in the middle of the desert - this is probably possible only in Dubai. This fairy tale was implemented in the United Arab Emirates. To see the miracle created by the people, it's enough to come to the Mall of Emirates Mall.
Downtown Dubai
Downtown Dubai 
This is a new fashionable area of Dubai, which managed to re-glorify the Emirates with its unprecedented construction projects. Downtown (from English downtown), as a rule, is called the business part of the city with business centers, banks, shopping complexes.
Sheikh Said House-Museum
Dubai, Bur Dubai 
Any tourist who has arrived in Dubai can visit the house of this sheikh. Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum's house museum is located on the Shindaga peninsula, near the Creek bay. The house is noteworthy because it was built by the ancestors of the current ruler of Dubai, the grandfather of Sheikh Mohammed lived here until 1958, where he died.
Dubai Zoo
Dubai, Rd. Jumeirah Beach 
Do you have a rest in Dubai with your children? As in any city in the world, there is a zoo here. Dubai Zoo - a great place for pastime, not only for small tourists, but also for their parents. Moreover, in the shady avenues of the Dubai zoo you can escape from the heat.
Jumeirah Mosque
Jumeirah Beach Rd - Dubai 
Dubai is famous for its many mosques, among which the Jumeirah Mosque is the most important - the largest building in the country, a fine example of Arab religious architecture.
Palm Islands
Dubai, Palm 
The Palm Islands were created by the authorities of the United Arab Emirates to attract tourists, as well as to expand their territory at the expense of the waters of the Persian Gulf. Both were implemented with brilliance.
One of the most popular tourist destinations, the emirate of Dubai can offer its guests not only great beaches, hot sun and various opportunities for shopping and entertainment, but also a whole set of impressive sights of any era - from archaeological parks with excavations of the Iron Age to the skyscrapers that are lost in clouds, artificial islands and all kinds of theme parks: water, ski, flora and fauna .In general, it will not be an exaggeration to say that Dubai itself has one great attraction: interesting places are located here literally on every square meter of a square reclaimed from the desert, and in their arrangement one can feel the traditional Emirate love for the history of their country, coupled with petrodollar scope .
The history of Dubai stuns by the speed of the transformation of a modest village on the coast of the Persian Gulf, which was due to the extraction and sale of pearls, into a super modern megalopolis, almost through one building which draws to the eighth wonder of the world.
For example, in the Shindaga district there is the Ethnographic Village of Heritage Village (an open-air museum that tells about the traditional way of life, culture and traditions of the original inhabitants of the Emirates) and the historical home of Sheikh Rashid al-Maktoum, a prominent political figure of the country. In addition, it is worth looking at the ancient wind towers in the area of the markets and Shindag, the modern wind towers of the Government House, the Burj-Nahar and Burj-Shindaga watchtowers.
You can see all the sights of Dubai during the sightseeing tour on the open bus Big Bus. The ticket is valid 24 hours, the bus moves on a circular route with 20 stops. You can go anywhere and, after a good walk in the neighborhood, take the nearest bus and continue your journey.
It's no exaggeration to say that Dubai itself has one great attraction.
In the panorama of Dubai of our time, first of all, skyscrapers stand out: the 39-storeyed building of the Dubai International Trade Center with a beautiful observation platform, the high-rise "sail" of the Burj Al Arab hotel, visible from virtually anywhere in the city and the sensation of 2010 - the tallest building in the world - 828-meter tower Burj Khalifa. Here, at the level of the 124th floor, is the highest observation deck in the world with a concise title "At the Top" (452 m above sea level), and two levels below - the world's highest restaurant "Atmosphere".
To the favorite tourist attractions of Dubai can be attributed and man-made islands: "planted" hotels The Palm Jumeirah with as if painted on the sky vault the outlines of the hotel Atlantis, its less fortunate The Palm Djebel Ali and the artificial archipelago The World with 250 islands, located in the form of map of the world.
Be sure to take a look at the Dubai Fountains show located in the Bay of the Burj Al Arab Hotel - the grandiose fountain complex stretches for almost 280 meters, and the foamy streams strike 150 meters high. The shows start every half hour from 6 to 10 pm and are accompanied by classical and modern Arabic and European music.
Children will be interested in the Dubai Zoo, considered the best in the Middle East, and their parents are also an amusement park Wonderland - one of the largest in Asia. Another water park - Wild Wadi with 24 water attractions is recognized as the best theme park in the country.
Finally, do not forget about the shopping centers in Dubai - urban buildings with mirror facades and tons of tempting goods inside can easily be included in the list of local attractions.