Naif Souk is a traditional Arabic market, among the oldest marketplaces in Dubai. Naif Souk is a shopping spot where you can find bags, toys and duplicates of popular designer wear. This shopping place consists 218 air-conditioned shops with car parking...

Souk Al Bahar opened in 2009, and it has been a great success ever since. The interiors of the souk create an interesting mixture of the past and the present; the whole souk’s look is an interesting cross between a souk and an interior of an Arabic castle...

Inside Wafi City, there is a special place called Khan Murjan, the souk area. Khan Murjan area is full of shops selling souvenirs in form of leather goods, handicrafts and just like at a normal souk you will find nearly everything over here, with the sole exception of butcheries...

Madinat Jumeirah Souk is a great place to visit, no matter that is newer than a traditional souk. It will amaze you with the many little shops, the beautiful goods and all the nice buildings and the souk atmosphere, which in real can be thanked for the buzzing business life of locals...

Dubai Gold Souk is still the best place to buy gold. In addition, the prices are the best over here. Here you can find all the gold wares sold by hundreds of merchants, so you can go in and try some beautiful rings, necklaces, earrings...

Dubai Textile Souk is an authentic place you can visit, to see where local people buy their clothes, which include daily wear and the picturesquely colourful kaftans for special occasions. Textile souk is a must-visit for everyone who would like to get closer to the old culture of Dubai...

Perfume souk is famous all over the Arabic world for its great scented oils that are used in smaller quantities, and their smell lasts for many days. People use them for their body and for the hair as well. You can buy not only perfumes but there are all types of cosmetics found over here...

Spice souk is a great place to visit or to feel the old Dubai with all the culture, sounds and smells. At a Dubai spice souk, you can see beautiful colours having dozens of different spices. Traditionally, the spices at the Spice souk used to be piled up to form a pyramid-like shape...

The fish souk is also called fish market in Dubai. When you visit the portside area of the older downtown part, called Deira Corniche going along the beach side of Dubai, it is obligatory to visit the fish souk as well, when you can buy fresh fish, and taste delecious sea food restaurants...