Al Dhiyafah Road, Al Satwa
A lively, upmarket shoppingarea lining the street with exclusive fashion boutiques, fabric stores, restaurants and cafés. A good place to buy, or just to stroll and browse.

Al Ghurair Centre
Tel: (+ 9714) 2232333
Dubai’s first shopping mall has hundreds of stores with a wide range of medium to high priced products.
Open 09.00-13.00 and 17.00-22.00

Al Karama Shopping Centre
A popular centre offering unbeatable value. Clothing, accessories, toys and furniture are on offer, alongside fish and vegetable stalls and supermarkets.

Al Khaleej Centre
Tel: (+9714) 3555 550
Located in the heart of Dubai, renowned for its design, prestige and inspiration, guaranteed satisfying shopping and business experience.
Open: 10:00 am - 13:00, 16:00 - 22:00 Daily
14:00pm - 22:00 Fridays

Al Manal Centre
Tel: (+ 9714) 2277701
Jewellery, watches and ladies fashions.
Open 09.30-13.00 and 16.30-21.00

Al Mulla Plaza
Tel: (+ 9714) 2665885
A medium-sized shopping mall with a wide selection of boutiques and shops.
Open 09.30-13.00 and 16.00-22.00

Al Sabkha Souk
Adjacent to Deira Covered Souk, Al Sabkha Souk is packed with the latest in electronics. Video, audio and TV systems, home appliances and photographic equipment are all available at very competitive prices.

Beach Centre
Tel: (+ 9714) 3449045
Fashion boutiques.
Open 09.00-13.00 and 16.00-21.30

Bur Juman Centre
Tel: (+ 9714) 3520222
One of Bur Dubai’s newer malls, with a large number of outlets, including European and American chain-stores.
Open 09.30-13.00 and 16.30-21.30

The Center
Tel: (+ 9714) 2665756
A compact, American-style neighbourhood shopping mall, situated opposite Al Muraqqabat Interchange and Dubai Cinema, with smart shops, and a wide choice of branded goods.
Open 10.00-13.00 and 17.00-21.00

Deira City Centre
Tel: (9714) 2951010

Deira Covered Souk
In this fascinating maze of alleyways can be found a huge variety of goods, but the Old Souk is visited particularly for its spices.
The narrow lanes of the smells of cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, incense, dried fruit and nuts, imported from all over the Middle East. Produce is sold straight out of large open sacks that surround the shopkeepers.