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Cities, desert and Arabian Gulf
Explore theUnited Arab Emirates.
Remarkable skylines, desert horizons, ambitious architecture and deep-rooted traditions—discover experiences across Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
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UAE favourites
Four ways into the Emirates, from bold city architecture to mosque courtyards, old waterfront districts and open desert.
Record-breaking architecture, lively neighbourhoods and experiences from sunrise to night.
Monumental architecture, cultural landmarks and a calmer waterfront capital.
Leave the skyline behind for golden dunes, wide horizons and memorable evenings.
Traditional waterfront districts, markets and stories from before the modern skyline.
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United Arab Emirates destinations
More than the skyline
Discover a meeting point of tradition and ambition.
The Emirates pair bold modern landmarks with mosques, waterfront heritage, desert landscapes and cultural spaces. Combine Dubai and Abu Dhabi to see two distinct sides of the country.
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Ways to explore the UAE
Choose a destination by the kind of experience you want most.
Iconic landmarks
Observation decks, monumental architecture and unforgettable city views.
Explore Dubai →Desert adventures
Dune journeys, sunset landscapes and evenings beneath open skies.
Find Dubai experiences →Culture & heritage
Mosques, museums, creek-side districts and traditional markets.
Explore Abu Dhabi →Coast & water
Beaches, marinas, boat trips and city skylines beside the Gulf.
Explore Dubai →Useful basics
UAE at a glance
Helpful answers
United Arab Emirates FAQs
Useful guidance before choosing your cities and experiences.
Where should first-time visitors begin?
Dubai is the most natural starting point for many visitors because it combines major landmarks, desert tours, beaches and a broad range of activities. Abu Dhabi adds celebrated cultural sites and a different pace.
Can I combine Dubai and Abu Dhabi?
Yes. The two cities can be combined in one trip, and Abu Dhabi is also available as a day excursion from Dubai. Staying in both cities gives you more time to explore each without rushing.
When is the best time to visit?
October to April generally offers more comfortable temperatures for walking and outdoor activities. Summer travel is possible, but sightseeing is best planned around air-conditioned attractions and cooler parts of the day.
What should I wear?
Light clothing suits the climate, but carry an extra layer for strong indoor air conditioning. Dress more conservatively for mosques and religious sites, and follow the specific visitor guidance for each attraction.
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