United Arab Emirates
Rose Abi
About me
Few places in the world manage to blend heritage, luxury, and futuristic ambition as seamlessly as Dubai. Once a modest fishing and pearl-diving settlement along the Arabian Gulf, Dubai has rapidly evolved into a dazzling global hub of architecture, innovation, culture, and commerce. Yet despite its modern façade, the soul of the city remains deeply connected to its traditions. The best way to grasp this dynamic character is through a Dubai city tour—an immersive experience that peels back the layers of a city built on bold dreams and enduring values.
A Dubai City Tours often begins in the historic heart of the emirate—Old Dubai. Here, time seems to slow down. The labyrinthine alleyways of the Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood, with their wind-tower architecture and sand-colored walls, offer a glimpse into life before skyscrapers and luxury cars. These preserved buildings now house art galleries, cultural centers, museums, and cafés, providing a perfect introduction to the city's roots
My roles and specialties
Artist
Dubai City Tours
Few places in the world manage to blend heritage, luxury, and futuristic ambition as seamlessly as Dubai. Once a modest fishing and pearl-diving settlement along the Arabian Gulf, Dubai has rapidly evolved into a dazzling global hub of architecture, innovation, culture, and commerce. Yet despite its modern façade, the soul of the city remains deeply connected to its traditions. The best way to grasp this dynamic character is through a Dubai city tour—an immersive experience that peels back the layers of a city built on bold dreams and enduring values.
Dubai City Tours
On the Deira side of the creek, the souks burst with color, energy, and history. The Gold Souk is a shimmering spectacle, offering everything from simple gold trinkets to elaborate wedding sets, all gleaming beneath glass and neon. The Spice Souk is equally vibrant, its stalls overflowing with fragrant mounds of cardamom, saffron, turmeric, frankincense, and dried herbs. These markets aren’t just shopping destinations—they’re cultural touchstones that have played a central role in Dubai’s trade-based economy for generations.