Dubai Festival City
Festival City in Dubai showcases some of the best of everything the city has to offer in an environment that’s both exciting and welcoming. Dubai Fesitval City is currently about 85 percent complete and set to be completely finished by 2020.
There are many residential units, shops, and some hotels that are finished and open to the public. Combining entertainment with business and residential property, Dubai Festival City is a massive complex running along the Dubai Creek. Spanning more than a mile and a half and offering more than 1,300 acres of assorted developments, the shops in Dubai Festival City present some of the best shopping experiences in the famous Emirates.
Dubai Festival City is situated along a beautiful waterfront expanse featuring one of the most visually stunning places to live, shop, work, and dine in Dubai, and acts much as a self-sufficient city. Other exciting developments within Festival City in Dubai include numerous entertainment attractions, a selection of new Dubai hotels for visitors to choose from, as well as its very own golf course! Designed by Robert Trent Jones II, Al Badia Golf Course will be managed by the Four Seasons Hotel. With a par 72 and more than 7,000 yards, the entire 18-hole course is 85 acres in total. A golf academy, health shop, and pro shop are all available for guests.
The shops in Dubai Festival City offer edgy competition to the existing malls throughout the area, such as the colossal Mall of the Emirates, which it is slated to be larger than. Two definitive shopping areas, one called the Festival Waterfront Center and the other the Festival Power Center are a part of Festival City Dubai. These distinct areas house more than 600 shops in Dubai Festival City and more than 100 cafes, eateries, and other select restaurants. A link from the shops to the upcoming Intercontinental Dubai Festival City Hotel is provided for those who want to be fully immersed in the exciting development during a vacation or for business. The canal walk, a big hit with tourists and locals alike, presents many excellent opportunities to dine al fresco while enjoying picturesque views of the waterfront.
Four illustrious residential areas provide residents a choice of luxurious living accommodations with beautiful architecture and opulence. For those not living in Dubai, the Intercontinental Dubai Festival City Hotel offers an inside look and experience into the newest and most lavish complex in the Emirates. At the Intercontinental Dubai Festival City hotel the surrounding sights come alive before your eyes. Built adjacent to Dubai Creek, the high rise affords stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area and features almost 500 guest suites. High speed Internet, flat screen televisions, entertainment centers, and amazing bathrooms are only some of the fine amenities included. With direct access to the rest of the sprawling Dubai Festival City design, guests receive a very diverse and accommodating vacation experience.
With an expansive automotive park, several world-class international schools, a modern Gold Souk marketplace, and a pair of colorful waterfront pavilions, Festival City in Dubai offers up one of the best and most innovative developments to date. From the Palm Islands to the World and onto Festival City and the many other attractions in Dubai, there is certainly no lack of things to do for visitors! From a long and traditional history to a completely new and modern generation of entertainment and living, it’s no wonder Dubai has made its way to the top of the list for millions of international travelers.
Dubai – A Shopping festival
The Mall of the Emirates has long conquered the shopping industry but The Dubai Mall (the largest mall in the world) has also lived up to leaving shoppers in awe.
But beyond the gargantuan complexes, there’s so much more to Dubai’s shopping craze. The buzzy city centre holds big name and budget brand boutiques. The elegant Egyptian-themed Wafi City Mall, classy Emirates Towers, cozy and practical Lamcy Plaza, Venetian-themed Mercato Mall are few of the endless options available to a shopper itching to get stuff to buy.
The dazzling maze of malls in Dubai bring in cash all throughout the year but summer make them a dream shopping location when the Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) are flowing in response to the annual extravaganza.
It’s a shopping festival that has coaxed tourists in during a time that used to be a lean season for the country. The one mastering the entire event is a famous yellow mascot named Modesh after the Arabic word that means “amazing”.
Throughout DSS there’s discounts galore and a full impact experience on entertainment from live music, varied performances, and a lot more.
The best boutique: The Village
Pros: Don’t stick with the usual never-ending store chains. Chi chi boutiques can be found in The Village such as that of S*uce (girlie heaven and the excellent, Ayesha Depala, and Luxecouture. SensAsia is a wonderful spa escape.
Cons: It is indeed a walkathon.
The best way to beat crowds: Dubai Festival City
Pros: Dubai Festival City is a new player in the market. It is better lit and what’s more – you get away from a pack full of people that makes it a relatively better place to go than MOE. Dubai Festival City is also a better choice than Burjurman when you talk parking. There’s a lot of parking spaces and it’s free!
Best for the surreal: Mall of the Emirates
Pros: Ski and Shop under one roof in the desert! After indulging in a full morning of shopping at Harvey Nichols, Ski Dubai can be found down the slopes with all equipment included in the price.
Best for the kids: Ibn Battuta
Pros: Adventure-inspired mall and theme park rolled into one. Members of the staff roam the place in six theme courts: Andalusian, Chinese, Egyptian, Indian, Persian,and Tunisian. They are all dressed in cartoon costumes lifting the spirits of children. Interactive displays of history can be viewed. Here, you can find UAE’s lone IMAX cinema.
Best for chain store galore: Deira City Centre
Pros: It has once worn the crown as Dubai’s shopping jewel. The Deira City Centre is trying to win back its crown with the emerging shopping centres around. Deira City Centre brings it on with the introduction of new brands to its portfolio of stores including Club Monaco, New Look, H&M, Bebe, and Banana republic making it a never-say-die fighter.
Cons: Taxi queues have been legendary reminding teens to lure into nightclubs.
Best bargains for your money: Lamcy Plaza.
Pros: If you are looking for bargains, this is the perfect shopping destination. Practical buys can be found in Fashion factory and a Japanese discount store, Daiso, is also around. Taste the inexpensive curry at Thai Express too.
Cons: Lamcy has not kept up with bright lights and come-on glasses. The interior looks old and a tacky Tower Bridge mock-up matched with a fake waterfall makes it a little off.
Best designer labels: Burjuman Centre
Pros: BurJuman is a chic mall with numerous designer brands cradled in its grounds. Burberry, Donna Karan, Christian Lacroix, Calvin Klein and Tiffany & Co. are all available. Go to Saks Fifth Avenue and you will see more. Cafes to relax at after a long shopping tornado will make you appreciate the splurge.
Dubai Festival City (Arabic: دبي فستيفال سيتي) is a large residential, business and entertainment development in the city of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Touted as a "city-within-a-city", Dubai Festival City is the Middle East's largest mixed-use development: all elements for work, living, and leisure will be contained within the project. Once completed Festival City will comprise a series of residential communities, numerous hotels, malls, a golf course and other entertainment sites, and a full suite of public services, including schools.
There are many residential units, shops, and some hotels that are finished and open to the public. Combining entertainment with business and residential property, Dubai Festival City is a massive complex running along the Dubai Creek. Spanning more than a mile and a half and offering more than 1,300 acres of assorted developments, the shops in Dubai Festival City present some of the best shopping experiences in the famous Emirates.
Dubai Festival City is situated along a beautiful waterfront expanse featuring one of the most visually stunning places to live, shop, work, and dine in Dubai, and acts much as a self-sufficient city. Other exciting developments within Festival City in Dubai include numerous entertainment attractions, a selection of new Dubai hotels for visitors to choose from, as well as its very own golf course! Designed by Robert Trent Jones II, Al Badia Golf Course will be managed by the Four Seasons Hotel. With a par 72 and more than 7,000 yards, the entire 18-hole course is 85 acres in total. A golf academy, health shop, and pro shop are all available for guests.
The shops in Dubai Festival City offer edgy competition to the existing malls throughout the area, such as the colossal Mall of the Emirates, which it is slated to be larger than. Two definitive shopping areas, one called the Festival Waterfront Center and the other the Festival Power Center are a part of Festival City Dubai. These distinct areas house more than 600 shops in Dubai Festival City and more than 100 cafes, eateries, and other select restaurants. A link from the shops to the upcoming Intercontinental Dubai Festival City Hotel is provided for those who want to be fully immersed in the exciting development during a vacation or for business. The canal walk, a big hit with tourists and locals alike, presents many excellent opportunities to dine al fresco while enjoying picturesque views of the waterfront.
Four illustrious residential areas provide residents a choice of luxurious living accommodations with beautiful architecture and opulence. For those not living in Dubai, the Intercontinental Dubai Festival City Hotel offers an inside look and experience into the newest and most lavish complex in the Emirates. At the Intercontinental Dubai Festival City hotel the surrounding sights come alive before your eyes. Built adjacent to Dubai Creek, the high rise affords stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area and features almost 500 guest suites. High speed Internet, flat screen televisions, entertainment centers, and amazing bathrooms are only some of the fine amenities included. With direct access to the rest of the sprawling Dubai Festival City design, guests receive a very diverse and accommodating vacation experience.
With an expansive automotive park, several world-class international schools, a modern Gold Souk marketplace, and a pair of colorful waterfront pavilions, Festival City in Dubai offers up one of the best and most innovative developments to date. From the Palm Islands to the World and onto Festival City and the many other attractions in Dubai, there is certainly no lack of things to do for visitors! From a long and traditional history to a completely new and modern generation of entertainment and living, it’s no wonder Dubai has made its way to the top of the list for millions of international travelers.
Dubai Festival City is Dubai´s newest shopping venue; it is not yet fully completed however there are still a lot of shops and restaurants open inside waiting for the others to follow suit. When it is finally completed it will surely be the largest mall in Dubai, covering an area of 2.1 million square feet with 550 shops, a 12 screen cinema complex and 90 international restaurants, bistros and cafes including 40 al fresco dining venues along Canal Walk.
Canal Walk runs by the side of the canal and is backed onto by the restaurant terraces, providing the perfect spot for lunch, dinner and some people watching. Just walking from one end of the mall to the other is a serious affair so if you want to rest your legs then just hop into one of the water taxis. Definitely get dropped off for a dessert at the Marble Slab Creamery where you pick your base ice cream and then get to add fruit, chocolate pieces, marshmallows whatever you wish and watch as it gets crushed all into one gloopy mess.
However Dubai Festival City is not just a mall it´s the Middle East’s largest mixed-use development programme that will include housing, hotels, malls, a golf course, even schools literally “a city within a city.”
Dubai Shopping Festival
Dubai – A Shopping festival
Shopping in Dubai is a winner! Experience the vast shopping destination for the world’s best shopper. Gigantic shiny malls will definitely make your eyes go gaga.
The Mall of the Emirates has long conquered the shopping industry but The Dubai Mall (the largest mall in the world) has also lived up to leaving shoppers in awe.
But beyond the gargantuan complexes, there’s so much more to Dubai’s shopping craze. The buzzy city centre holds big name and budget brand boutiques. The elegant Egyptian-themed Wafi City Mall, classy Emirates Towers, cozy and practical Lamcy Plaza, Venetian-themed Mercato Mall are few of the endless options available to a shopper itching to get stuff to buy.
The dazzling maze of malls in Dubai bring in cash all throughout the year but summer make them a dream shopping location when the Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) are flowing in response to the annual extravaganza.
It’s a shopping festival that has coaxed tourists in during a time that used to be a lean season for the country. The one mastering the entire event is a famous yellow mascot named Modesh after the Arabic word that means “amazing”.
Throughout DSS there’s discounts galore and a full impact experience on entertainment from live music, varied performances, and a lot more.
The best boutique: The Village
Pros: Don’t stick with the usual never-ending store chains. Chi chi boutiques can be found in The Village such as that of S*uce (girlie heaven and the excellent, Ayesha Depala, and Luxecouture. SensAsia is a wonderful spa escape.
Cons: It is indeed a walkathon.
The best way to beat crowds: Dubai Festival City
Pros: Dubai Festival City is a new player in the market. It is better lit and what’s more – you get away from a pack full of people that makes it a relatively better place to go than MOE. Dubai Festival City is also a better choice than Burjurman when you talk parking. There’s a lot of parking spaces and it’s free!
Best for the surreal: Mall of the Emirates
Pros: Ski and Shop under one roof in the desert! After indulging in a full morning of shopping at Harvey Nichols, Ski Dubai can be found down the slopes with all equipment included in the price.
Best for the kids: Ibn Battuta
Pros: Adventure-inspired mall and theme park rolled into one. Members of the staff roam the place in six theme courts: Andalusian, Chinese, Egyptian, Indian, Persian,and Tunisian. They are all dressed in cartoon costumes lifting the spirits of children. Interactive displays of history can be viewed. Here, you can find UAE’s lone IMAX cinema.
Best for chain store galore: Deira City Centre
Pros: It has once worn the crown as Dubai’s shopping jewel. The Deira City Centre is trying to win back its crown with the emerging shopping centres around. Deira City Centre brings it on with the introduction of new brands to its portfolio of stores including Club Monaco, New Look, H&M, Bebe, and Banana republic making it a never-say-die fighter.
Cons: Taxi queues have been legendary reminding teens to lure into nightclubs.
Best bargains for your money: Lamcy Plaza.
Pros: If you are looking for bargains, this is the perfect shopping destination. Practical buys can be found in Fashion factory and a Japanese discount store, Daiso, is also around. Taste the inexpensive curry at Thai Express too.
Cons: Lamcy has not kept up with bright lights and come-on glasses. The interior looks old and a tacky Tower Bridge mock-up matched with a fake waterfall makes it a little off.
Best designer labels: Burjuman Centre
Pros: BurJuman is a chic mall with numerous designer brands cradled in its grounds. Burberry, Donna Karan, Christian Lacroix, Calvin Klein and Tiffany & Co. are all available. Go to Saks Fifth Avenue and you will see more. Cafes to relax at after a long shopping tornado will make you appreciate the splurge.
Dubai Festival City (Arabic: دبي فستيفال سيتي) is a large residential, business and entertainment development in the city of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Touted as a "city-within-a-city", Dubai Festival City is the Middle East's largest mixed-use development: all elements for work, living, and leisure will be contained within the project. Once completed Festival City will comprise a series of residential communities, numerous hotels, malls, a golf course and other entertainment sites, and a full suite of public services, including schools.
File:Dubai Festival City's Festival Waterfront Centre
Dubai Festival City's Canal Walk on 29 May 2007
Dubai Festival City's Festival Waterfront Centre on 7 March 2007
Festival City in Dubai showcases some of the best of everything the city has to offer in an environment that’s both exciting and welcoming. Dubai Fesitval City is currently about 85 percent complete and set to be completely finished by 2020.
There are many residential units, shops, and some hotels that are finished and open to the public. Combining entertainment with business and residential property, Dubai Festival City is a massive complex running along the Dubai Creek. Spanning more than a mile and a half and offering more than 1,300 acres of assorted developments, the shops in Dubai Festival City present some of the best shopping experiences in the famous Emirates.
Dubai Festival City is situated along a beautiful waterfront expanse featuring one of the most visually stunning places to live, shop, work, and dine in Dubai, and acts much as a self-sufficient city. Other exciting developments within Festival City in Dubai include numerous entertainment attractions, a selection of new Dubai hotels for visitors to choose from, as well as its very own golf course! Designed by Robert Trent Jones II, Al Badia Golf Course will be managed by the Four Seasons Hotel. With a par 72 and more than 7,000 yards, the entire 18-hole course is 85 acres in total. A golf academy, health shop, and pro shop are all available for guests.
The shops in Dubai Festival City offer edgy competition to the existing malls throughout the area, such as the colossal Mall of the Emirates, which it is slated to be larger than. Two definitive shopping areas, one called the Festival Waterfront Center and the other the Festival Power Center are a part of Festival City Dubai. These distinct areas house more than 600 shops in Dubai Festival City and more than 100 cafes, eateries, and other select restaurants. A link from the shops to the upcoming Intercontinental Dubai Festival City Hotel is provided for those who want to be fully immersed in the exciting development during a vacation or for business. The canal walk, a big hit with tourists and locals alike, presents many excellent opportunities to dine al fresco while enjoying picturesque views of the waterfront.
Four illustrious residential areas provide residents a choice of luxurious living accommodations with beautiful architecture and opulence. For those not living in Dubai, the Intercontinental Dubai Festival City Hotel offers an inside look and experience into the newest and most lavish complex in the Emirates. At the Intercontinental Dubai Festival City hotel the surrounding sights come alive before your eyes. Built adjacent to Dubai Creek, the high rise affords stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area and features almost 500 guest suites. High speed Internet, flat screen televisions, entertainment centers, and amazing bathrooms are only some of the fine amenities included. With direct access to the rest of the sprawling Dubai Festival City design, guests receive a very diverse and accommodating vacation experience.
With an expansive automotive park, several world-class international schools, a modern Gold Souk marketplace, and a pair of colorful waterfront pavilions, Festival City in Dubai offers up one of the best and most innovative developments to date. From the Palm Islands to the World and onto Festival City and the many other attractions in Dubai, there is certainly no lack of things to do for visitors! From a long and traditional history to a completely new and modern generation of entertainment and living, it’s no wonder Dubai has made its way to the top of the list for millions of international travelers.
There are many residential units, shops, and some hotels that are finished and open to the public. Combining entertainment with business and residential property, Dubai Festival City is a massive complex running along the Dubai Creek. Spanning more than a mile and a half and offering more than 1,300 acres of assorted developments, the shops in Dubai Festival City present some of the best shopping experiences in the famous Emirates.
Dubai Festival City is situated along a beautiful waterfront expanse featuring one of the most visually stunning places to live, shop, work, and dine in Dubai, and acts much as a self-sufficient city. Other exciting developments within Festival City in Dubai include numerous entertainment attractions, a selection of new Dubai hotels for visitors to choose from, as well as its very own golf course! Designed by Robert Trent Jones II, Al Badia Golf Course will be managed by the Four Seasons Hotel. With a par 72 and more than 7,000 yards, the entire 18-hole course is 85 acres in total. A golf academy, health shop, and pro shop are all available for guests.
The shops in Dubai Festival City offer edgy competition to the existing malls throughout the area, such as the colossal Mall of the Emirates, which it is slated to be larger than. Two definitive shopping areas, one called the Festival Waterfront Center and the other the Festival Power Center are a part of Festival City Dubai. These distinct areas house more than 600 shops in Dubai Festival City and more than 100 cafes, eateries, and other select restaurants. A link from the shops to the upcoming Intercontinental Dubai Festival City Hotel is provided for those who want to be fully immersed in the exciting development during a vacation or for business. The canal walk, a big hit with tourists and locals alike, presents many excellent opportunities to dine al fresco while enjoying picturesque views of the waterfront.
Four illustrious residential areas provide residents a choice of luxurious living accommodations with beautiful architecture and opulence. For those not living in Dubai, the Intercontinental Dubai Festival City Hotel offers an inside look and experience into the newest and most lavish complex in the Emirates. At the Intercontinental Dubai Festival City hotel the surrounding sights come alive before your eyes. Built adjacent to Dubai Creek, the high rise affords stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area and features almost 500 guest suites. High speed Internet, flat screen televisions, entertainment centers, and amazing bathrooms are only some of the fine amenities included. With direct access to the rest of the sprawling Dubai Festival City design, guests receive a very diverse and accommodating vacation experience.
With an expansive automotive park, several world-class international schools, a modern Gold Souk marketplace, and a pair of colorful waterfront pavilions, Festival City in Dubai offers up one of the best and most innovative developments to date. From the Palm Islands to the World and onto Festival City and the many other attractions in Dubai, there is certainly no lack of things to do for visitors! From a long and traditional history to a completely new and modern generation of entertainment and living, it’s no wonder Dubai has made its way to the top of the list for millions of international travelers.
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DUBAI GRAND HOTEL
Grand Hyatt Dubai Hotel - Dubai
The Grand Hyatt Dubai Hotel is on the edge of Dubai Creek, just 5 minutes drive from the World Trade Centre. It is set within 37 acres of landscaped gardens containing waterfalls, lagoons and a spectacular pool area. With 14 restaurants, the choice and variety of first class cuisine is outstanding. Rooms are luxurious, comfortable and spacious, with a working area for executive travellers.
Grand Room:
Grand Rooms are 44 sqm, located on the 2nd to 11th floors. They are fitted with a king size bed or 2 single beds plus a living area with a desk and comfortable chair. Bathrooms have a separate bathtub and shower.
Creek Room:
Creek Rooms are 44 sqm. They are similar to Grand Rooms and are fitted with a king size bed or 2 single beds plus a work area with a desk and comfortable chair. Bathrooms have a separate bathtub and shower.
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