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Beyond the glossy building exteriors, there\u2019s a wealth of award-winning restaurants, cultural hubs and incredible souks that you have to see. Honestly, there\u2019s just so many of the best things to do in Dubai that are dotted all across the city.&nbsp; For the longest time, I\u2019d always disregarded Dubai as just another city, one that\u2019s glitz and the shiny cityscape is lacking in culture somehow. If you\u2019ve ever been to Dubai&nbsp; you might know what I mean? It can be too shiny for its own good if that makes sense? Now, this isn\u2019t bad, but for some reason, I assumed that would mean it\u2019s missing that jigsaw piece that makes up other cities . How wrong I was, you just need to scratch the surface to uncover a treasure-trove of culture, art and food that dreams are made of. Take a look at some of the very best things to do in Dubai. And, with all our posts, if you need any tips or advice, just pop us a message. We\u2019re always happy to help. Best things to do in Dubai 1.) See the historic fishing town of Al Bastakiya Before Dubai was, well\u2026 Dubai, the area was scattered with small fishing villages that dotted the shoreline. I\u2019m all for the glossiness of Dubai but I equally love to see some of the older parts of the city. Take a moment from the towering city and head over to the Bastakiya Quarter, which has stood the test of time (even if this mega-metropolis of a city has grown around it). Visit some of the historic buildings, visit the smaller souks and discover some of the beautiful architecture that makes up \u2018old-Dubai\u2019 it\u2019s somewhere I loved visiting on my last visit to the city. It really is one of the best things to do in Dubai.&nbsp; If you really want to escape some of that midday heat, hop over to the Dubai Museum to learn more about this region.&nbsp; 2.) Spend a night in the desert If you\u2019re anything like me you\u2019ll be itching to explore outside of a city after a few days of city life. One of the things that struck me with Dubai is that it\u2019s quite unique, once you leave the fringe of the city skyscrapers you realise pretty fast that you\u2019re smack-bang in the gorgeous desert landscapes of the UAE. There are quite a few ways to spend a night in the desert, some focus on gorgeous luxurious Bedouin-style tents, while others focus on exploring the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve. Whatever you choose, it\u2019s got to be one of my favourite ways to see the sunset and easily one of the best things to do in Dubai.&nbsp; 3.) Watch the sunrise over the city Arguably one of the best ways to see the sunrise is via the age-old craft of hobby of air ballooning. To be honest, I was a little nervous at the thought of hot-air ballooning due to the height but it\u2019s one of the best experiences I\u2019ve ever had, especially at sunrise. It\u2019s well worth waking up early for. Best of all, you\u2019ll be back in the city in time for brunch and a little dip in the pool. I mean, it\u2019s a holiday after all!&nbsp; Also, check in to the&nbsp;Buri Al Arab Jumeirah for one of the most iconic stays in Dubai. It\u2019s so luxurious.&nbsp; 4.) Indulge on brunch Speaking about brunch, Dubai is quickly earning itself a reputation for world-class food, dishes and award-winning restaurants. I\u2019ve started a pretty epic love affair with brunch lately, especially as it allows me a little longer in bed\u2026 and you\u2019re not judged for eating cake for breakfast! Ha! Head over to Bubbalicious for a hearty spot of brunch that will fill the hungriest of tummies! One of the best things about brunch at Bubbalicious is that it mixes a typical style of brunch (with a few bubbles, of course) that are mixed with regional dishes from around the Middle East. It\u2019s the perfect way to fill up on some pretty yummy treats. 5.) Explore the souks for spices and gold Once a thriving melting pot of local trade, the souks of Dubai are still a great place to explore. Popular amongst visitors, they do get a little busy but that shouldn\u2019t stop you visiting (just embrace the crowds and enjoy it). On the other hand, if you want to avoid most of the visitors, arrive in the early morning, a time when the souks traditionally thrived (as it kept locals out of the midday heat). As you\u2019ve probably guessed, I\u2019m not a morning person but I\u2019d definitely aim to head here as early as possible.&nbsp; Grab yourself some regional spices, peruse the gold souks and even try your hand at bartering with local owners, which is a skill in itself! 6.) Try your hand at falconry Falcon handling is the art of \u2018handling\u2019 the falcon\u2019s that are so very popular in Dubai and history in the culture of the region. Book yourself an excursion, learn more about how these gorgeous birds live and try your hand at guiding a Falcon in the desert landscape. Falconry, by the way, is an important part of the history here and is even classed as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Item to protect and help raise awareness of falconry. 7.) See the old fishing boats at Bur Dubai Abra Dock After spending the afternoon in the glitz of the city, head over to Bur Dubai Abra Dock where you can walk the boardwalk and experience some of the older trades that once sustained the region. I loved spotting them on my last visit.&nbsp; Nowadays, only a few of the boats still operate as fishing vessels but they\u2019re all still around for us to enjoy. For a relaxing coast tour of the city, hop on board and enjoy the ocean views, just don\u2019t forget to [&hellip;]"}