Planning a trip to Dubai and worried about where everything is? You’re not alone. Getting the exact address of a place can save you hours of wandering and extra taxi costs. Below you’ll find the most popular spots, their street details and quick tips on how to get there without a hitch.
Burj Khalifa – 1 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd, Downtown Dubai. The tower sits right next to the Dubai Mall, so you can walk straight from the mall’s main entrance. When you book your tickets, use the entry gate on the Ground Floor, Level G. The quickest way from the metro is a short walk from Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall station (Red Line).
Dubai Mall Aquarium – Level 2, Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai. The aquarium entrance is on the second floor near the food court. If you arrive by car, the mall’s parking offers clear signs pointing to “Aquarium & Underwater Zoo”.
Dubai Frame – Zabeel Park, Al Khail Rd, Dubai. The Frame’s main gate is on the East side of Zabeel Park. There’s free parking for the first two hours, and a dedicated bus service from Al Fahidi Metro Station runs every 30 minutes.
Dubai Fountain – Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd, Downtown Dubai. The viewing platform is directly in front of the Burj Khalifa’s base. Arrive 15 minutes early to snag a good spot, especially on weekend evenings.
Romantic Restaurants – Most top‑rated dinner spots sit in the Marina or Downtown areas. For example, “Al Muntaha” at Burj Al Arab, Jumeirah St, and “Pierchic” at Al Qasr at Madinat Jumeirah, Al Sufouh Rd.
Cheap Shopping Areas – Al Karama market is at Al Karama St, near Al Karama Metro Station (Red Line). You’ll find gold, electronics and spices at street‑level stalls. For designer sales, head to Dubai Outlet Mall, 55 km south of the city, at Al Ain Road.
Bank Branches for Expats – Emirates NBD, Al Barsha branch: Al Barsha 1, near Mall of the Emirates, Al Barsha Rd. HSBC, Dubai Mall branch: Ground Floor, Dubai Mall. Both branches have English‑speaking staff and easy metro access.
Desert Safari Pickup Points – Most operators meet at their hotel lobby or at Al Khail Road, near Al Barsha. Confirm the exact address when you book; many will send a GPS pin to your phone.
Pro tip: Save these addresses in your phone’s “Favorites” folder and enable offline maps. If you lose signal, you’ll still have the exact coordinates ready for Google Maps or Apple Maps.
When you’re in Dubai, the public transport network is a lifesaver. The Dubai Metro’s Red and Green lines cover most major sites. For street addresses that aren’t near a station, the RTA bus system runs every 10‑15 minutes and accepts a Nol card, which you can top up at any metro station.
Finally, remember that Dubai’s road signs are bilingual (Arabic and English), so you’ll spot the street name easily. If a driver asks for an address, giving the nearby landmark (e.g., “next to the Mall of the Emirates”) is usually enough for them to find you fast.
With these addresses in hand, you’ll spend more time exploring and less time searching. Happy Dubai adventures!
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