On your left, you’ll find the Souk Al Bahar. Dubai is known for its many souks — these are traditional markets you’ll often spot in older parts of the city, like Bur Dubai and Deira. If you're interested in exploring Deira, one of the city’s oldest neighbourhoods, check out our separate tour that guides you through it. But back to the souk in front of you—what makes this one unique is that it’s a luxury souk. Upscale boutiques, high-end restaurants, all in an enchanting setting opposite the Burj Khalifa and its majestic fountains. Its Moroccan-style architecture and beautiful interior attracts visitors from around the world who come to sample local delicacies, browse works of art, and pick up souvenirs to remember their time in Dubai.