By Linda Orajekwe

If you’re a travel lover and you’re looking for the best places to visit in Dubai, then we have you covered.

There are so many fantastic things to do and places in Dubai – from stunning beaches to super rooftop bars, massive world-class nightclubs to desert escapes.

And to make sure you don’t miss a single one of the best places to visit in Dubai, we’ve rounded up all the very best things to do and best places to visit in Dubai right here.

We bring you Dubai’s best outdoor activities, water sports, cinema experiences, ladies’ nights, brunches, happy hours, award-winning restaurants, family-friendly fun, spa days, all the top places to visit in Dubai and more.

It’s time to get out there and start ticking all these awesome things to do in Dubai off your places to visit in Dubai bucket list.

Discover history at Dubai Museum
Have a spare Dhs3 in your pocket? Inside the walls of Dubai’s Al Fahidi Fort in Old Dubai is a brilliant tribute to Dubai’s past. The historic building is home to a wide variety of life-size dioramas that depict Emirati life from a bygone era. Soak in the heritage as you take a tour through traditional scenes of Arab households, souks and mosques offering unique insights into life in the desert by the sea

Distort reality at Museum of Illusions
Boggle your mind by the perception-distorting puzzles, optical trickery and bizarre sensory experiences at this Al Seef Museum. From anti-gravity rooms to an infinity tunnel or clone table the Museum of Illusions is best enjoyed with a group of mates.

Have a day out at La Mer
If you have a penchant for top grub by the beach, surfside shopping or lazing the day away on the sands then you can’t really go wrong at La Mer. The sprawling new development features more than 130 restaurants, cafés and shops, plus a cinema and a waterpark, which has a licensed bar, Bungalow. It’s one of the best places to visit in Dubai if you’re looking to stroll around and have a beach day

See Dubai from the Dubai Frame
This cool vantage point allows visitors to see the city’s past, present and future in a one-hour tour with unique views of ‘old’ and ‘new’ Dubai from a 150-metre-high sky glass bridge. Also known as Berwaz Dubai, the Frame comprises two towers measuring 150 metres in height and connected by the 93-metre long bridge at the top.