Dubai is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. It’s got everything you could want: palm trees, beaches, and desert landscapes. But what about its history? This article will explain how you can visit the landmarks that make up Dubai Heritage Tour Sites.

Dubai Creek and the surrounding historical area have their own charm which you can discover from the top.

From the beautiful views of the city’s oldest areas such as the Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood and Al Barajeel visible in its corners to watching the boats and the abra as they cross the waters of the creek to and from, this trip takes you to witness the most beautiful viewpoints while overlooking the Dubai Creek Golf and Yachting Club with its sail-like design to add to the beauty of the view.

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The Dubai Museum is a must-see. It houses a collection of over 6 million artifacts and works of art that date back to Ancient Egypt, the Phoenician culture, and Greek architecture.

The Al Fahidi Fort is one of the most visited sites in Dubai. It was built during the early 20th century by Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum (who later became ruler of Dubai). The fort has been restored after being severely damaged during World War II when it was used as an artillery base by Allied forces against German forces who occupied nearby areas during World War II.

The Al Fahidi Historic District is another popular destination within this area where you can see old buildings from different periods such as 17th-century Persian architecture or 19th-century British colonial structures; some buildings were even built on top of other older ones so that they look like part of an entire complex rather than just individual structures! If you want something unique then try visiting “Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House” which wasn’t originally built until 1975 but became famous after its renovation at around 1999/2000 timeframe due to its unique design features such as being made out of stainless steel instead standard concrete rendering materials found inside traditional homes here

A Tour of the heritage sites of Dubai

The Dubai Heritage Tour is an excellent way to learn about the city’s history, culture, and architecture. The tour takes you through the various sights of Dubai’s history that have been preserved for future generations to enjoy.

The first stop on this tour is Al Wasl graveyard where you will be able to see some of the oldest gravestones found in Dubai including ones dating back to 1777! At this location you can also learn about how people used to bury their loved ones centuries ago by visiting one such grave site where they would place a pottery jar on top of it before burying them in order for them not to get lost during rainy weather conditions like today’s weather conditions cause damage down below so I hope everyone enjoys visiting here today because tomorrow maybe our next stop might be another place that might interest my friends who want pictures taken with me when they come over here again soon hopefully soon enough 🙂

Dubai Museum

The Dubai Museum is located on Sheikh Zayed Road and is open daily from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm. The entrance fee is free if you have a ticket to the Burj Khalifa or the Palm Jumeirah, but otherwise, it’s $5 USD (1 Dirham).

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The museum has a huge collection of artifacts from all over the world, including items from ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome; as well as art from medieval Europe. There are also displays about Islamic history and culture in general.

If you want to see some of these items up close then there’s an excellent opportunity for that at this location: each year there will be ceramics exhibitions where visitors can examine ceramic pieces up close with their own hands! This is also one of only two museums in Dubai where children under 12 years old can enter without an adult (the other being Abu Dhabi National Museum).

Al Fahidi Fort

Al Fahidi Fort was built in 1787 by Sheikh Mohammed bin Maktoum, ruler of Dubai. It was originally used as a prison, but it later became a school and mosque. The fort is now one of the most popular attractions in Dubai because it has great views of the city from its highest point and offers a true sense of history to visitors who come here for sightseeing or shopping opportunities.

The Al Fahidi Fort surrounds an area that measures about 2 kilometers long by 1 kilometer wide (1 mile). It sits on top of what was once called “The Barasti” but today’s name comes from the Arabic word barasti meaning “rock.” This rock formation makes up most of what you see when looking toward Saudi Arabia from Dubai’s Persian Gulf shoreline!

Textile Souk

The Textile Souk is a shopping destination for local and international tourists alike. Located in the Al Fahidi Historical District, it’s one of the oldest souks in Dubai and features a wide range of items that are handmade or produced by hand. In addition to its wide selection of textiles, you’ll also find lots of jewelry shops as well as other wares like pottery, leather goods, and more.

In addition to being one of Dubai’s most popular tourist destinations (it has been featured on many travel guides), this market offers something special: it allows visitors to get up close with traditional craftsmen who create their products by hand using traditional techniques passed down through generations!

Old Souk

Old Souk is a collection of traditional shops and bazaars in the heart of Dubai’s Deira district. The souk is a great place to shop for souvenirs, spices, gold, and jewelry.

It was built over a period of time starting from the late 19th century when it began as an open-air market that became popular with Indian immigrants who came to work on Persian Gulf pearl fisheries. In modern times it has become one of Dubai’s most popular tourist attractions due to its history as well as its unique atmosphere which can be enjoyed by everyone visiting this part of town!

Bastakiya Quarter

The Bastakiya Quarter is a residential area in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is located in the old part of Dubai and was established in the 19th century.

The main characteristic of this quarter of old houses with high ceilings and arched windows that look out onto gardens or open areas surrounded by walls or fences with gardens inside them. These features make it very special compared to other parts of Dubai city where there are many buildings without any gardens except for some small squares here and there but not like this one where everything seems so peaceful!

Conclusion

We were very pleased with the tour, and we can only recommend it. It was very interesting, full of history and culture. The guide was great!

Dubai is a city that has been shaped by conquest and trade, and it’s no wonder that its cultural heritage is as impressive as its architecture. This tour of Dubai Heritage is an opportunity to learn about the past in a safe environment, without having to deal with crowds or traffic jams! The tour begins with a visit to the Museum of Islamic Art before moving on to explore some of Dubai’s best-known landmarks including Al Fahidi Fort (National Museum), Burj Khalifa tower (the world’s tallest building), Sheikh Zayed Road

Dubai Heritage Tour