From camels to cricket: Dubai's world of sport
The love of sport runs deep in Dubai, where old traditions like camel racing and new ones like rugby share the limelight. Read more…
The love of sport runs deep in Dubai, where old traditions like camel racing and new ones like rugby share the limelight. Read more…
The museum's collection vividly charts Dubai’s rapid progress from a tiny pre-oil fishing and pearling village – and one of the world’s first free-trade ports – through to the Arabian metropolis it is today. Read more…
In a city with only a few buildings over 100 years old, Dubai is daring to remake its own image faster than any other city on earth. Read more…
Multicultural, materialistic and moving forward at a pace like no other city, Dubai is the little city-state that could. From sleepy trading port to skyscraper central, the city lives for attention and achieves it by being the very model of a tolerant Arab state. Read more…
Beneath the mantle of glitz and glamour, Dubai's subtle and seductive charms could easily be overlooked. But a day is all you need to lift the cloak of this glittering city. Read more…
A selection of these Dubai articles were originally published on Lonely Planet.
The world’s tallest building, indoor ski runs, man-made islands—this is a fascinating experiment and a city-state like no other. But there is another Dubai underneath the ostentatious surface.
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