The Burj Khalifa, dominates the Dubai skyline with its majestic height. Standing 828 metres tall, this majesty is hard to miss however the buildings true majesty can be better experienced up close, or even better, on the inside. For those looking to have a meal in the clouds the Atmosphere on level 122 is the place to be. For those who just want to enjoy the view however the observation deck on level 124 and the luxurious At the Top Sky Lounge on the 148th floor, would be their destinations.

Under Burj Khalifa's majesty rests The Dubai Mall. Despite it's location under the great skyscraper Dubai manages to amaze in its own right through its gigantic size calling this development merely a shopping mall is doing it a disservice. With its 1,200-plus shops and 150 restaurants, there is no time to see it all in one day. The venue is also home to an indoor theme park, an ice rink, a huge indoor waterfall, a choreographed outdoor fountain, the giant Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo.

Located at the base of the iconic Burj Khalifa and just outside the doors of the famous Dubai Mall, this attraction features the world’s largest choreographed fountain system. A dazzeling water show using streams as high as 150 metres in the air to combine into a magnificent dance. Each colourful, illuminated jet sways in time to the best musical numbers from around the world, producing what has become the one of the most popular shows in Dubai.

The wonders of modern Dubai endless as they are can lead to one to thinking there is less wonder to be seen in the natural surroundings. If you find yourself thinking this less than 20 minutes driving from the modernist streets of Downtown Dubai, you can discover the marvels of the Arabian Desert. A vast, sprawling field of ferocious winds, sandy dunes and unforgettable memories.

One of the icons of Dubai and for good reason, The Palm Jumeirah is a man made island in the shape of a palm tree expanding outwards from the coast of Dubai. This wonder highlights the height of human ingenuity. A monorail and complex highway system connects this island and its many attractions to the shore.

It is a creek of seawater flowing between Deira and Bur Dubai in the historic centre of Dubai and is the reason for Dubai’s very existence. When trade with the outside world began over a century ago, this protected inlet was the obvious choice to develop a commercial seaport. The creek has been widened many times during the last century and today, it’s busy with abra ferrying passengers between the souks of Deira on the north-eastern bank and the historic district of Bur Dubai.

One of Dubai's always live locations, the JBR Beach offers endless opportunities for those who love to shop, dine and catch the latest movies whilst accompanied by guest Djs pumping out exciting tunes every weekend. All of this as well as a water part for the little ones and a regular open-air cinema the JBR really has it all.

Located right next to the hotel, Dubai Marina Mall is a modern shopping and lifestyle destination for residents and visitors of the Dubai Marina community right in the heart of the marina. 143 outlets and a gross area spanning 390,000 sq ft are tiered over four levels that bring together high-street fashion brands, aspirational couture, al fresco dining before a shimmering waterfront, cinematic thrills at Reel Cinemas, and even the convenience of a supermarket.