In point of landmarks and points of interest, it is worth noting that Dubai coexist buildings that exemplify the power of the old sheikhs and impressive skyscrapers that defy the laws of physics, with heights and structures straight out of a futuristic story. On the lines below summarizes some of the main attractions of the emirate offers. However, we must not overlook the fact that, despite the impact of the financial crisis in the region, Dubai is the scene of numerous recreational and planning projects that are under development. Following are some of the best places to visit in Dubai:

1. Ski Dubai : Once you’ve experienced the heat of Dubai, to think that there will be few opportunities for skiing. But Dubai is the city of wonders, it is now possible for tourists a break from the sun take a track skiing skiing very realistic. Ski Dubai is inside the Emirates Mall, and has a 60-foot artificial mountain and a pipe 90 meters for those who prefer snowboarding.

2. Burj al Arab: As Dubai is a city as glitzy, it makes sense that home is the only 7 star hotel in the world. Inside the Burj al Arab, aquariums beside the escalator, and serving seafood restaurant is located under the sea. If you want to enjoy the finest cocktails, relax and enjoy one of the hotel within the skybar. Before going to the Burj al Arab, make sure you have booked on your bar or restaurant. The hotel is so exclusive that not only allows people to get to see.

3. Atlantis The Palm: If you want to refresh your hair and let you go, check out the 5- star Atlantis. Atlantis has one of the best water parks in the world, including the water slide called ‘leap of faith’. Visitors have the opportunity to approach dolphins, before ending the day relaxing on a synthetic beach.

4. Dubai Museum : Far from the cosmopolitan vibe of the city, the Dubai Museum offers a chance to see that this is exactly the culture of the UAE. The museum was established in the 18th century, and in recent years has been educating visitors about the traditional side of the city. If you want to experience Dubai in its most authentic stage, this is your chance. You can learn about its history and culture is at the heart of all its residents.

5. Desert Safari: If you want to have an extremely exciting experience, do a safari in the desert, which is available just outside the city. Each safari is to take a 4×4 vehicle and walk among the dunes of the desert. People who liked this activity have the option of using a guide or get behind the wheel themselves.

6. The World Islands: Also known as the Islands of the World architects Dubai want to forge his name worldwide, and the World Islands are a testament to his great ability. From the sky, The World Islands seem a giant world map. Located just 4 kilometers from the coast of Dubai, more than 300 islands make up this wonder of the UAE.

7. Dubai Beaches: Once you’ve experienced a bit of what this cosmopolitan city has to offer, you’ll need a place to cool off. Dubai’s beaches provide the perfect opportunity to relax and although artificial, are full of culture of the UAE. While you relax with a cocktail, it is not unusual to see a camel passing casually. In addition, Dubai’s beaches are more relaxed than the challenge of the city in regards to the dress, which will give you the opportunity to match your tan.

8. The Burj Khalifa: The Burj Khalifa, also known as Khalifa Tower, is the tallest building in the world with a height of 828 meters. In the building more than 12,000 people from 30 countries participated. It was previously known as Burj Dubai. To get an idea of its height it is best compared to the world’s most famous skyscraper, the Empire State of New York. 381 meters (431 if you include its antenna), the New York skyscraper is just a half of the Burj Khalifa. The construction of Burj Khalifa began on September 21, 2004 and ended on January 4, 2010, over a year later than planned. The skyscraper stands out for having a large number of residential floors, unheard so far.

9. Palm Jumeirah: Located on the coast of Dubai, the Palm Jumeirah is one of Dubai’s most popular attractions. It consists of a set of artificial palm tree shaped islands composed of a trunk, branches and a semi-circle 17 which acts as a breakwater. The construction of the palm began in 2001 and was completed in 2008. For construction sand and rocks were used as sufficient to form a wall six feet high capable of three times around the earth, which provides a total area of ​​31 square kilometers. The Palm Jumeirah is part of an ambitious project aimed at the construction of two other palms, Palm Jebel Ali and Palm Deira.

10. Dubai Global Village: is a unique leisure space consisting of flags of 40 countries that attempt to bring visitors to their world and culture through performances and typical products like their food and crafts. With a humble beginning on the banks of Dubai Creek in 1996 with some stalls where products were sold in different countries, is currently located in the suburbs constitute an extensive and massive attraction. Recently the small amusement park Global Village was closed due to a fatal accident. Besides this, and although the space is divided into different areas, it is only possible to find typical products of some countries, the rest are basically more typical of an “all 100” Chinese products.