A civilized version of a souk. Very nicely arranged, the merchants are much less insistent and disturbing than in the classic bazaar. Many interesting things that you can buy from dozens of stands. A lot of very nicely decorated restaurants, where alcohol is also sold, making you forget that you are in a country where it is difficult to find something like this in a restaurant. The whole complex is surrounded by a system of canals, which you can ride on an abra, for a rather high fee.

Souk Madinat is hosting a festive market during the Holiday Season. They are making the Christmas Season in Dubai very joyful and enjoyable here in Dubai in the winter season. There are a lot of activities and experiences. 36 ft Christmas tree Light & sound Christmas trees shows Mini train rides Bungee jumping Venetian carousel Festive decorated abra rides Gingerbread house Festive shopping Festive dining Live band entertainment Boat Ride Everything is so Christmassy, Festive with the Burj Al Arab as a view, it is very wonderful. Numbers of restaurants are available for dining giving Christmas vibes as well. Please note, the lights and vibes are very nice at night but try to come early as there are a lot of people coming and experiencing. And traffic in Madinat are is very congested.

This is a great spot for souvenir shopping. The products that you will find here are of a higher quality than the other souks and reasonably priced. You should try to negotiate the price here just like the other souks. Some popular items that you can find here are abayas, kaftans, lamps, camel chocolates, perfumes, jewelry, pashminas and many more. There are also restaurants here.

The perfect encapsulation between new and old, Souk Madinat Jumeirah is a clever shopping and dining destination next to the iconic Burj al Arab. From boat tours to locally handmade jewellery and handcrafts, Souk Madinat Jumeirah truly has it all ! Souk Madinat Jumeirah is a popular marketplace in Dubai with breathtaking sights, souvenirs and cafes. It is interconnected with magnificent, crystalline turquoise-blue waterways, which you can experience by taking one of the boat tours. The boat tour can truly capture all your senses, from the fragrant salty smell of the ocean to getting to look at the picturesque and mind-blowing nature that surrounds the place. Not to mention, you will have the chance to look at and admire the dazzling Burj al Arab. Personally, Souk Madinat Jumeirah is one of the places I would go back to numerously. The atmosphere is warm and light-hearted and the dining experience is exquisite. Additionally, the Souk genuinely mimics an old Arabian bazaar with tons of shops and kiosks for an excellent shopping trip. The only thing I would refrain from doing is visiting it the summer, because the very hot and scorching Dubai weather will prevent you from getting to experience the outdoor parts of the Souk. All in all, I would definitely recommend this place to everyone , young and old , especially tourists since the location is one of a kind. If you’re looking for the perfect place to go with your family or your friends then Souk Madinat jumeirah is the place to be !

Souq Madinat Jumeirah offers numerous stalls catering to different tastes. Prices tend to be a bit higher than regular shops. It's a tourist hotspot, offering a captivating view of the iconic Burj Al Arab. Visitors can enjoy nearby boating and appreciate the market's charming antique touch. Sure, it feels good to spend an evening.✔️

What a great place and as a family we love to revisit each time we visit Dubai. The people within the souk are so friendly and accommodating, and don’t get put off with a little hard selling, it adds to the charm and is as found in other market venues. A simple ‘No thank you’ is sufficient and respected. Great selection of items to buy or consume and you can get lost for a while within the rabbit warren around the beautifully maintained facility. Having stayed with Jumeriah Hotels a number of times we love the spirit, generosity and quality provided from the Group, however my only criticism on this visit was the fact that they’re now charging 100AED (£20) per person to travel on the Abras around the facility … a little steep for a family of 4 to take a quick trip along the water course, which could do with a little tidy. Unfortunately the only thing we didn’t get to enjoy on this journey to Dubai. All in all a wonderful place and certainly worth the visit.