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What markets are there in Dubai?
What markets can you choose in Dubai? In fact, there are many markets in Dubai. In these legendary markets, you can not only pick out special goods, but also walk on these roads, and you will feel back to the old days in Dubai. The following is the Dubai market guide, you can have a look.

1, gold market (DubaiGoldSouk)

The gold market is located in Dubai Bay.

She is one of the largest gold markets in the world. There are many kinds of gold ornaments here, and the prices are very competitive. The market announces the price of gold every day, which makes people who come to "gold rush" more confident.

In the gold market, you can find jewelry with traditional design elements, modern exquisite jewelry, watches and platinum jewelry. Many gold shops have been operating here for decades, and the shopkeepers grew up here. These shops are all inherited from their father. Shuttling through these old shops can be said to be "a feast for the eyes" even if you don't buy it. By the way, don't forget to bargain with the boss for the most cost-effective gold ornaments for the goods you like.

Practical information:

Address: SikkatAlKhailSt. Dubai, Deraa

Business hours: 10:00-22:00 (the business hours of some stores are 13:00- 16:00).

2.SpiceSouk

The spice market next to the gold market is also worth a visit. When you haven't seen the spices clearly, you can smell the spices in the air from a distance. There are many shops in this ancient spice market, selling all kinds of spices, nuts and so on. If you are a cooking enthusiast, it is right to come here to find good spices with good quality and low price.

Even Michelin chefs will come here to choose spices. HeinzBeck, a famous Michelin chef, opened a private restaurant, SocialbyHeinz, in waldorf, Palm Island.

Chef Baker once visited the secret of Arabic spices in the spice market.

The owners who sell spices here are all "spice experts". Not only can you buy authentic spices, but you can also learn a little knowledge and history of various spices from your boss, which is really rewarding. Don't forget to bargain when shopping in the spice market. It will save you some money and make you enjoy it.

There are many unique fragrances in Arabia that are hard to find in other places, such as Bakhoor ebony fragrance in Arabia, which is a highly recognizable Arabian flavor fragrance with a deep woody aroma and strong taste. If you see it in the spice market, you might as well buy one. This is the exclusive fragrance of Alapai people, which is particularly popular. Whether it's for personal use or as a gift, it's really good.

Practical information:

Address: Alsa Buchard. Dubai, Deraa

Business hours: Saturday to Thursday 10:00-22:00, Friday 16:00-22:00.

3. perfume

In addition to the rich flavor of spices, another Arabic aroma is really fascinating.

Walk to Sikatar

The perfume market in Tarry Street attracts people to visit. All kinds of perfume shops on both sides of the market are full of fragrance, and all kinds of perfumes, essential oils and powders make it difficult to control perfume. While smelling hundreds of fragrances, you can also ask an experienced perfume master to customize a personalized perfume for you. Don't forget to choose an old-fashioned perfume bottle with Arabic style to make your customized perfume more colorful.

Practical information:

Address: SikkatalKhaliStreet Street, Della

Business hours: Saturday to Thursday 10:00- 14:00, Friday 16:00-22:00.

4.TextileSouk

In addition to jewelry, spices and perfumes, beautiful scarves and clothing are also popular choices for Arab-style hand-holding gifts. If you want to buy it, you must go to the fabric market.

Here you can find not only traditional Arab woven fabrics, but also many hand-made scarves, embroidered cushions, T-shirts, wool products and so on. You can even see many styles of small buttons and lace here. There are also many shops of local designers hidden in the fabric market. If you like, you can try these unique clothes, which may bring some fresh and exotic elements to your daily wear.

Practical information:

Address: 57AliBinAbiTalibSt, Burdubai

Business hours: Saturday to Thursday 9:00- 14:00,16: 00-21:00; Rest on Friday

In addition to the old city, you can also find traditional markets in bustling cities. There are antique markets in rows of tall buildings. They are the unique scenery of Dubai.

5.SoukMadinatJumeirah。

Jumeirah Castle Market is located in Madinat of Jumeirah Castle Hotel.

Jumeirah), the decoration of the market is antique. Looking up, you can see exquisite carved hanging beams and strange lanterns. The shops on both sides sell all kinds of handicrafts, including beautifully woven carpets, wood carvings, Arabic "magic lamps" and various artistic calligraphy and painting. If you are looking for some gifts, shopping here is a good choice.

There are also some restaurants and cafes in the market. If you are tired of shopping, you can rest here and enjoy a pleasant afternoon overlooking the sailing hotel by the winding river.

Practical information:

Address: Jumeirah Hotel Madina Dubai

Business hours: 10:00- 2:00 the next day.

6. Arbaha City (Baja, Succar)

There is also a unique traditional market in the bustling city center. When you are in the fashionable and modern TheDubai.

Mall) After you buy it in buy buy, you can actually continue your shopping trip in the antique Arbaha market nearby and enjoy two different shopping experiences at once. There are many kinds of goods sold in the market, including perfume, clothing, handicrafts and so on.

Don't leave in a hurry at night, because there is another "hidden attraction" in this market, which is to see the Burj Dubai and TheDubai Fountain.

Fountain) A good place to perform! After shopping with satisfaction, it's really a full day to end with a beautiful night scene.

Practical information:

Address: sheikh mohamed Bin Rashid Avenue, downtown Dubai.

Business hours: Saturday to Thursday 10:00-22:00, Friday 14:00-22:00.