Émirats arabes unis
Dubaï
The Burj Khalifa view, an abra across the old creek, Jumeirah's beaches and the desert.
- Séjour type: 4 à 5 jours
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Pourquoi Dubaï ?
Old and new
An abra on the old creek, then the towers twenty minutes away.
Global Village
Evenings at Global Village, from October to May.
Public beaches
Public beaches along most of the coast, the Gulf warm all year.
Avant de partir
Devise
dirham des Émirats arabes unis
Langue
arabe
Décalage horaire
UTC+4
Se déplacer
Métro
Conduite
À droite
Aéroports
DXB
Où loger à Dubaï
Les endroits où poser vos valises, et pour qui chacun est fait.
Deira
Petit budgetBur Dubai
HistoireDowntown Dubai
Première visiteDubai Marina
Vie nocturneJumeirah
Familles
Quand partir à Dubaï
Novembre à mars
Lieux à Dubaï
The Burj Khalifa
MonumentDubai Creek
MonumentAl Fahidi
MonumentThe creek souks
MarchéThe Jumeirah beaches
NatureThe desert, an hour out
Expérience
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Programmes pour Dubaï
Jour 1
- Metro from the airport
- Abra across the creekDubai grew along its banks; wooden boats still work it, and small ferries cross for coins.
- The creek souksThe gold and spice markets on the Deira bank, still the old city's working trading heart.
- Downtown at duskThe tower at the centre of Downtown, begun in 2004, which the skyline is arranged around.
Jour 1
- Dubai CreekDubai grew along its banks; wooden boats still work it, and small ferries cross for coins.
- The creek souksThe gold and spice markets on the Deira bank, still the old city's working trading heart.
- Al FahidiThe historic quarter on the creek's south bank: narrow lanes, wind towers and Dubai's oldest buildings.
Conseils locaux
Se déplacer à Dubaï
Nol card
Carte de transport
One rechargeable card pays for the metro, the trams, the buses and the public ferries, bought at any station.
Depuis l’aéroport
- DXB
Aéroport international de Dubaï
Métro, Taxi et VTC
Que faire à Dubaï
Visites, billets et expériences.
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À propos de Dubaï
The city has an old half and a new one and they are twenty minutes apart. The creek, the souks and Al Fahidi are where Dubai was a trading port; the towers, the marina and the beaches are the modern city, strung along the coast to the south-west.
Almost everything a visitor wants is on or near one metro line, which is unusual for a city this spread out and is the single most useful thing to know before arriving.
For half the year this is an indoor city and it is built like one. The malls are climate, not shopping, and the outdoor districts simply close down in the afternoon.
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