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Dubai: Your Ultimate Guide to the City's Marvels

With direct and convenient flights connecting Azerbaijan and Dubai, alongside no visa requirement and a plethora of entertainment options suitable for both active holidays and tranquil family time, Dubai promises an unforgettable vacation filled with a myriad of adventures, regardless of whether it's your first visit or you're a returning traveler. For first-timers, a visit to the world's tallest skyscraper, the Burj Khalifa, is an absolute must. Right next to it, the Dubai Mall awaits, one of the world's largest shopping centers brimming with numerous boutiques, restaurants, and even an aquarium, offering an extensive range of leisure and shopping experiences. Adding to Dubai's allure, it has been named the ‘No.1 global destination’ in the Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards for the third consecutive year, further cementing its status as a premier vacation hotspot.

The Museum of the Future is another must-visit attraction in Dubai. It offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore themes and issues related to the future of our planet, inspiring reflection on how we can improve the future.

If you prefer more active holidays, start with a desert safari. Conquering the dunes in an off-road vehicle, on a quad bike, or on camelback, as well as sandboarding, will provide a maximum energy boost.

Dreaming of trying surfing? Jumeirah Beach is a paradise for big wave enthusiasts with excellent weather conditions, crystal-clear water, and beautiful landscapes. For beginners, there are surfing schools on the beach with experienced instructors. For windsurfing, Al Mamzar Beach with its strong winds and open sea is a great choice.

For real thrill-seekers, Dubai offers exciting skydiving over the legendary Palm Jumeirah island or the Arabian desert. Those with experience can try solo jumps and tandem jumps. Beginners need not worry – they will be thoroughly prepared by instructors before boarding the plane.

How about ziplining? The XLine Dubai Marina zipline is the world's longest urban zipline. You'll fly at a speed of 80 km/h over superyachts and skyscrapers of the Dubai Marina area and land on the terrace of the Marina Mall. The flight lasts an unforgettable 30 seconds. Thanks to two parallel lines, you can ride the zipline in pairs.


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Dubai is very much a family-oriented city, so its infrastructure is designed to create the most comfortable conditions for family leisure. For those traveling with children, Dubai offers a wide selection of entertainment in theme parks such as IMG Worlds of Adventure, Legoland Dubai, Motiongate Dubai, and in water parks like Aquaventure, and Wild Wadi.

This summer, Dubai's hotels offer exceptional family deals, with free stays, dining, and entertainment for kids under 12 at properties like NH Collection Dubai The Palm, Paramount Hotel Dubai, and Rove Dubai Marina. The Address Downtown and Kempinski Hotel Mall of the Emirates offer discounts and extra perks, including free tickets to Ski Dubai's Snow Park. Booking these offers in advance will ensure a memorable family getaway, marking Dubai as an ideal summer destination for families.

Speaking of Dubai, its unparalleled gastronomic diversity and endless epicurean opportunities cannot be overstated. In the last decade, Dubai has transformed into a global gastronomy capital. The city boasts dozens of celebrity chef establishments and Michelin-starred restaurants, Bib Gourmand, with dozens of restaurants featured in the best MENA establishments list, including Ossiano, Orfalli, Avatara, and many others.

In addition to this, traditional Emirati, Indian, and Lebanese dishes are popular in Dubai at reasonable prices. To try them, we recommend visiting the bustling gastronomic street Al Diyafa or one of Dubai's street food restaurants. Additionally, authentic street food can be explored at Dubai's markets, such as the Spice Souq.

Dubai's cafe culture and the popularity of Mediterranean cuisine are distinctive. Dishes such as shawarma, Levantine mezze, and meat platters are the city's hallmark and are a must-try in the cozy eateries of the Deira and Bur Dubai districts. Arab sweets like luqaimat and rice pudding with a floral scent deserve a special culinary pilgrimage to these areas.

With a rich variety of cuisine, culture, and entertainment, Dubai is ready to win the hearts of visitors in April. Whether they are lovers of gastronomic delicacies, cultural attractions, or simply seeking new experiences, the emirate will offer something interesting to everyone.
If you're considering a trip in April or May, you'll have the opportunity to discover all the gastronomic diversity of the city. Get ready for a flavor-filled adventure at the Dubai Food Festival, set to shake up the city from 19 April to 12 May 2024. This festival stands as your gateway to the extraordinary food scene of Dubai, serving up an eclectic mix of everything from luxurious dining to authentic local eats.

Dubai is a diverse destination offering safety, affordability, and a wide range of experiences for travelers. Known for its beautiful beaches, exciting entertainment options, luxurious shopping, and diverse dining, Dubai caters to all. It maintains a high safety standard, allowing visitors to explore everything from skyscrapers to traditional markets confidently. While famous for luxury, Dubai also offers budget-friendly accommodations and food choices. Shoppers can enjoy both the vast Dubai Mall and traditional souks such as Gold and Spice. Dubai combines modernity with tradition, appealing to various traveler preferences.