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The culture of Dubai is rooted in Islam, but globalisation and immigration have transformed the Emirate into a melting pot of diverse nationalities over the past 50 years.
The influence of traditional Arab culture is still prominent in its museums, festivals, and attire. Generosity and hospitality are the most highly prized virtues in the Arab world, and tourists are welcomed with utmost affection and friendliness. Since 2006, the weekend in Dubai has been shifted to Friday - Saturday, as a token of respect for Friday's holiness to Muslims and as an overlap with the Western world's weekend of Saturday and Sunday. Although Dubai's society is open to all cultures, tourists are expected to respect Muslim traditions.
The Third Line is a Dubai-based art gallery dedicated to contemporary Middle Eastern art. It has played a significant role in reviving local...
Representing the diverse generational mix of artists, Green Art Gallery focusses on photographers, sculptors, and painters, who vary from...
Although Dubai is well known as a shopper's paradise throughout the year, the month of January is particularly good for bargain hunters...
Dubai Marathon is a charitable funding event which allows one to take part for a small fee with the chance of winning a hefty cash prize...
Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House is a historic building and former residence of Sheikh Saeed, former ruler of Dubai and grandfather of...
The Hatta Heritage Village located in the heart of the rocky Hatta Mountains first opened to the public in 1997 to showcase the...
The Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) built by Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, invites prestigious global enterprises and multinational...
Designed to resemble a traditional Arabian citadel, Madinat Jumeirah is Dubai's leading event venue for meetings and conferences. Luxurious...