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There's much more than shopping at Mall of the Emirates
Few shopping centres around the world can keep you on your feet with excitement all day. Aside from more than 560 retail outlets, Mall of the Emirates is also home to some of the city's most popular and iconic attractions. It's like a shopping centre and holiday resort rolled into one. A variety of dining outlets are also on hand to keep you nourished throughout your shopping adventure.
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Spruce up your wardrobe with London's fashion powerhouse
Harvey Nichols brings London’s up-market fashion scene to Dubai. Located at the Mall of the Emirates, this premier department store offers an enormous range of international fashion, beauty, home and jewellery collections. Three floors spanning over 12,000sqm make this the biggest Harvey Nichols store outside of the UK.
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Where local artists add creativity to Dubai's vibrant art scene
Once an industrial area in the very centre of Dubai, Alserkal Avenue now comprises around 40 warehouses, converted into galleries, dance studios, artisanal cafés and more. The neighbourhood has nurtured a culture of creativity and is now one of the region’s leading art hubs. Since its humble beginnings as a standalone gallery in 2008, word soon caught on and other galleries moved into the area.
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Visit sun-soaked cafés and shops along a promenade
Get a taste of an idyllic beachside lifestyle and make your way down to The Beach opposite JBR (Jumeirah Beach Residences) – a relaxed district with restaurants, hotels, lounges and a range of family-friendly entertainment. The bustling cosmopolitan area is like a sunny beach resort that anyone can access, with a contemporary Arabian touch. Easily accessible from anywhere in Dubai, visitors can enjoy the beach, sample a range of restaurants and marvel at the range of supercars on show.
