Discover the historical tapestry of Bur Dubai, nestled on the western side of Dubai Creek. Once connected by traditional Abras, this district has evolved, now linked by the Floating Bridge, Al Maktoum Bridge, and Al Shindagha Tunnel, seamlessly connecting Bur Dubai and Deira. Immerse yourself in the Al Fahidi Historical District, fondly known as Bastakiya Dubai.

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A Glimpse of History:

Bur Dubai boasts an array of historical gems, including the renowned Dubai Museum, The Ruler’s Court, Al Fahidi Historical District, and Al Shindagha Historical District. Admire the Grand Mosque, distinguished by the city’s tallest minaret and the enchanting blue-tiled Iranian Mosque.

Ease of Access:

Situated at the crossroads of Deira and Downtown Dubai, Bur Dubai offers swift access to various parts of the city through the E11 Sheikh Zayed Road and E66 Dubai-Al Ain Road.

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Landmarks at Your Doorstep:

• Al Maktoum International Airport: 48 minutes
• Palm Jumeirah: 24 minutes
• Ibn Battuta Mall: 28 minutes
• La Mer by Meraas: 19 minutes
• Mall of the Emirates: 19 minutes
• The Walk JBR: 27 minutes
• Dubai Mall: 12 minutes
• Burj Al Arab: 23 minutes
• Dubai International Airport: 30 minutes

Luxurious Stays:

Indulge in opulence at some of the finest hotels in Bur Dubai:

• Grand Hyatt Dubai
• Hilton Garden Inn Dubai Al Jadaf Culture Village
• Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel
• Palazzo Versace Dubai
• Raffles Dubai
• XVA Art Hotel

Educational Hub:

Bur Dubai hosts top-notch educational institutions, including:

• Hope Montessori Nursery
• Chubby Cheeks Nursery
• British Orchard Nursery
• Indian High School
• Dubai Gem Private School
• GEMS Winchester School
• St. Mary Catholic High School
• Lycée Francaise International

Healthcare and Wellness:

Experience superior healthcare services at hospitals like Mediclinic, Medeor, and Aster Clinic, with an Aster Hospital in the Al Mankhool area.

Recreation and Landmarks:

• Families revel at Al Nasr Leisureland, while tourists explore the historic Bastakiya district and Dubai Museum.
• Zabeel Park, home to Dubai Frame and Dubai Garden Glow, offers leisure and tranquility.
• The Dubai Creek Golf and Yacht Resort, nestled in Deira, beckons the city’s elite.

Pros and Cons:

Pros:

• Easy access to landmarks
• Ideal for expat families
• Excellent public transport connectivity
• Multicultural community
• Diverse property options
• Abundance of recreational facilities

Cons:

• Limited parking spaces
• Peak hour traffic congestion

Explore Bur Dubai – where history meets modernity, creating a vibrant community catering to residents and visitors alike.