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GET YOUR BEARINGS<br />
If it’s your first time in the city, you’re probably not au fait with the hip and<br />
happening ’hoods. Here's the low-down on the top tourist districts to explore<br />
Dubai Marina<br />
DOWNTOWN DUBAI<br />
Go big or go home is the name<br />
of the game here, with the area<br />
boasting an impressive collection<br />
of landmarks and attractions,<br />
including: one of the world's largest<br />
shopping malls, The Dubai Mall;<br />
the tallest tower on the planet,<br />
Burj Khalifa; the all-singing-alldancing<br />
The Dubai Fountain; and<br />
the architecturally-stunning Dubai<br />
Opera. Trawl the mall's multitude of<br />
shops, pick up some mementoes at<br />
the Arabian-style Souk Al Bahar and<br />
pose for selfies along the Waterfront<br />
Promenade before enjoying dinner<br />
and drinks overlooking Burj Lake.<br />
Burj Khalifa<br />
DUBAI MARINA AND JBR<br />
Those with a taste for luxury will feel right at home in this vibrant district, which<br />
is one of the city's most popular (and glamorous) residential neighbourhoods.<br />
Built around a man-made marina and flanked by a virtual forest of residential<br />
towers, Dubai Marina boasts two beachfront promenades – The Walk and The<br />
Beach at JBR. These are lined with hotels, eateries and super trendy shops. It’s<br />
largely pedestrian friendly but is bisected by Dubai Tram, which handily stops<br />
outside the popular Dubai Marina Mall, home to 140 retail outlets spread<br />
across four levels.<br />
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