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Your alphabetical guide to all the awesome things to do with kids in Dubai and the UAE
1 of 27 Dubai is one of the world s most family friendly destinations and is absolutely packed with fantastic, fun things to do with little ones. Not sure where to start? Here s your alphabetical guide to the city s top attractions. Image Credit: Seyyed Llata
2 of 27 A IS FOR ABRA: The creek was once the historical centre of the city’s commerce and it remains an amazing opportunity to show your kids a different side of Dubai. Harking back to a simpler time, little ones will love this experience. Plus, boat rides don’t get much cheaper than this (be warned: the traditional abras are not very stroller-friendly, but the air conditioned abras have more space). DETAILS: Dh1 per ride (Dh2 for air conditioned abra), Bur Dubai (Creekside), daily 5am to midnight. See RTA.ae for timetable details.
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1 of 31 Looking for somewhere to take the family in Dubai this weekend? From water parks to bowling, to record-breaking shows, these great-value activities in and around Dubai and the UAE will keep little ones (and your wallet) happy all long weekend. Image Credit: Supplied
2 of 31 TRADITIONAL ABRA RIDE ON DUBAI CREEK: The creek was once the historical centre of the city’s commerce and it remains an amazing opportunity to show your kids a different side of Dubai. Harking back to a simpler time, little ones will love this experience. Plus, boat rides don’t get much cheaper than this (be warned: the traditional abras are not very stroller-friendly, but the air conditioned abras have more space). DETAILS: Dh1 per ride (Dh2 for air conditioned abra), Bur Dubai (Creekside), daily
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A Look Back At Traditional Emirati Cuisine Available During This Year’s Dubai Food Festival That Foodies Can Enjoy All Year Around
With Emirati heritage at the center of the city’s culinary scene, Dubai Food Festival (DFF) showcased some of the most-loved Emirati dishes that can be experienced by foodies 365 days a year.
From delving into historic corners of the city in famous souks to discover distinct traditional flavours to mainstream eateries influencing the city’s food trends – Emirati cuisine has defined Dubai’s culinary scene for decades and continues to be on the ‘must-visit’ list for visitors and residents alike.
The most awesome things to see and do with children in Dubai and the UAE
1 of 26 A IS FOR ABRA: The creek was once the historical centre of the city’s commerce and it remains an amazing opportunity to show your kids a different side of Dubai. Harking back to a simpler time, little ones will love this experience. Plus, boat rides don’t get much cheaper than this (be warned: the traditional abras are not very stroller-friendly, but the air conditioned abras have more space). DETAILS: Dh1 per ride (Dh2 for air conditioned abra), Bur Dubai (Creekside), daily 5am to midnight. See RTA.ae for timetable details.