travel and leisure dubai

• Search Please fill out this field.
• Manage Your Subscription
• Give a Gift Subscription
• Sweepstakes
• Travel Destinations A-Z

This Glamorous Middle Eastern City Has Luxury Hotels, Thrilling Desert Adventures, and Michelin-starred Dining

Here's how to plan the perfect visit to Dubai.

• Best Hotels & Resorts

Best Things to Do

Best shopping, best restaurants, best time to visit, how to get there, neighborhoods to visit, how to get around.

Buena Vista Images/Getty Images

Dubai is full of contrasts. There's the glittering skyline of skyscrapers so tall they defy imagination. There is the modern collection of stores and eateries, offering every option a traveler could want. And then there are the luxurious hotels, ready to welcome even the most discerning traveler in style and excess. Then there's the desert with its rolling hills of sand stamped with the footprints of Arabian oryx and gazelles; the souks with their labyrinth of stalls, bins overflowing with a rainbow of spices; and the traditional abra boats ferrying riders across the Dubai Creek.

“Dubai is the ideal destination for tourists, and there are a number of reasons why,” Farida Ahmed, a guide and owner of Frying Pan Adventures , told Travel + Leisure . “It is safe, whether you are traveling solo or as a family. That, for me, is one of the most pivotal points on which tourism rests."

The city, one of the seven emirates in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has sprouted up from its desert port beginnings to become a sprawling metropolis full of vibrant neighborhoods, record-setting buildings, and over-the-top shopping centers all in the last several decades. "There is something for everyone and everyone's pocket — if you’re looking for budget travel you can absolutely do it in Dubai," said Ahmed.

Today, Dubai can be fast and slow at the same time — a place to grab an avocado toast and relax on the beach, a place to appreciate a desert conservation reserve, and a place to shop 'til you drop, all in the same day. It's these contrasts that make Dubai one of the most dynamic and interesting cities in the world.

Best Hotels & Resorts

Armani hotel dubai.

This luxurious hotel is located in one of the most famous buildings in Dubai and the world: the Burj Khalifa. Armani Hotel Dubai takes up the first eight floors as well as the 38th and 39th floors of the world's tallest tower, offering incredible views of the city and the Arabian Gulf below. Rooms are designed by the hotel's namesake, Giorgio Armani, and feature muted colors that will relax any guest after a long day of shopping at nearby The Dubai Mall.

Burj Al Arab

If the Burj Khalifa is the most recognizable building in Dubai, the Burj Al Arab is a close second. Inside this iconic sail-shaped building floating in the middle of The Gulf is one of the most stunning hotels in the city. Each colorful room comes with Hermes amenities and butler service as well as access to the hotel's private beach.

Al Maha, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort and Spa

Set against rolling sand dunes and roaming oryx, Al Maha, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort and Spa offers guests an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city with 42 individual suites all with their own private pools overlooking unobstructed views of the pristine desert. During your stay, book a dune drive to get your heart pumping or go on a guided nature walk in the desert. In the morning, sit down to breakfast on the veranda and keep your eyes peeled for a few gazelles popping by to say hello over coffee.

Queen Elizabeth 2

This unique property was once a working cruise ship that has been converted into a hotel , permanently docked in Dubai. The 13-deck ship features 447 refurbished hotel rooms and suites — including the Royal Suite with a large wood-lined private deck — restaurants, a spa, and a theater. History buffs can tour the ship's bridge and see what the cabins looked like in the 1960s before settling in for a leisurely afternoon tea complete with finger sandwiches, traditional cakes, and warm scones with clotted cream.

XVA Art Hotel

XVA Art Hotel is a boutique hotel that feels like stepping back in time with its romantic shaded courtyards, dark wood, and rich textiles. The hotel, which was built in what used to be a home in the historic Al Fahidi neighborhood, has 15 individually designed rooms all located around three courtyards. And don't miss a chance to walk through the hotel's art gallery, which features contemporary art from both established and emerging artists.

Frying Pan Adventures

One of the best ways to experience a place is through its food and these food tours offer to paint visitors a culinary map of Dubai, which Ahmed said has “now established itself as one of the culinary meccas of the world.” Try sweet milky tea in the back alleys of a souk, meat and rice pilaf , stuffed falafels, or learn about the custom of making Arabic coffee while also learning about the history of the city with one of the many female guides. 

Global Village

Dubai's Global Village is unlike anything else, showcasing more than 70 cultures at different country pavilions where visitors can shop, eat, and more. Bring a camera and capture a cool photo "for the 'gram" at one of the "selfie spots" or catch one of the many shows.

Skiing in the desert is possible at Ski Dubai where an indoor slope in the Mall of the Emirates allows ski and snowboard enthusiasts to clip or strap in and hone their skills. Playing in the snow more your thing? Try the twin-track bobsled experience or take some time to hang out with the resident gentoo and king penguins.

Burj Khalifa

The Burj Khalifa is the tallest tower in the world and the view from the top is rightfully spectacular. Take in Dubai's many neighborhoods with this bird's eye view from the 125th floor or book a spot on the world's highest observation deck with an outdoor terrace on the 148th floor. The Burj Khalifa VIP experience includes access to the world’s highest lounge on the 154th floor. 

Ahmed recommended checking the weather forecast before you book a trip up the Burj Khalifa, noting that “if it's not a clear day you are not going to be seeing anything but haze.” For your best chance of a clear view, she noted that “the sky tends to be clearer before sunset.”

Royal Shaheen

Learn all about falconry from a team of professional falconers on a tour with Royal Shaheen — and get the chance to handle some of the magnificent animals yourself. These tours are interactive and family-friendly, and allow guests to learn both traditional and modern falconry training techniques.

The Dubai Mall holds the Guinness World Record for the largest shopping center in the world with more than 1,200 retail outlets, including two major department stores: Galeries Lafayette and Bloomingdale's. It also has more than 200 food and beverage outlets. Basically, it's so big you could easily get lost for days. The mall even developed its own app with turn-by-turn navigation to help shoppers reach (and return from) their destination. Beyond shopping, the mall has an aquarium and an Olympic-sized ice rink. The vibe and decor change depending on which part of the mall you're in, so plan to spend some time exploring. An added bonus: it's air-conditioned.

Mall of the Emirates

The Mall of the Emirates is slightly smaller than the Dubai Mall, but still features more than 630 brands and more than 100 places to grab a bite. Beyond the stores themselves, visitors will find the city's indoor ski slope and a bowling alley. (If your phone dies while you're shopping, you can borrow a portable charger for free.)

The Walk at Jumeirah Beach Residence

This shopping destination stretches along more than one mile of beachfront and features both international designers and fun pop-up markets. Check out Sauce for beachy and boho-inspired dresses and cool rattan bags before grabbing a bite at one of the restaurants overlooking the gulf.

Textile and Gold Souks

Arnaud_Martinez/Getty Images

Dubai may be known for its modern skyscrapers, but there's another side to the city where traditional souks sell everything from souvenirs to beautiful scarves. Choose from towering racks of fabric at the Textile Souk in the historic Bur Dubai neighborhood or hop across the Dubai Creek to browse endless rows of jewelry stores selling gold bangles and sparkling gems in the Gold Souk . And remember: haggling is all part of the fun.

Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant

Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant is part museum and part eatery. The restaurant, which boasts a covered dining courtyard with a tree, has live music, and fresh-made bread, and the staff is dressed in traditional robes. “Do not leave the city without trying Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant," said Ahmed. "It is one of the few restaurants in Old Dubai that's been recognized. The food is great and I love the decor.” The restaurant has earned the Michelin's Bib Gourmand designation.

Al Farooj Al Shami Restaurant

The Syrian fare served at Al Farooj Al Shami is second to none. Grilled meats, fresh-made sauces, and a mouth-watering list of hot appetizers make this local spot one of Ahmed’s must-visits.

Comptoir 102

You'd be forgiven for thinking you were in California or Tulum when you settled into the shaded courtyard of Comptoir 102 . Order an avocado crostini, halloumi salad, or gluten-free buckwheat pancakes, and recharge with a chai latte made with homemade almond milk. After you're done eating at this organic cafe, pop over to the attached concept store where you'll find boho dresses, unique glassware, jewelry, and more.

Al Hadheerah at Bab Al Shams

Dinner at Al Hadheerah is more than just a meal, it's an experience. Ten live cooking stations delight guests as they feast under the stars in the middle of the desert, offering classic dishes like shawarma and lamb ouzi cooked underground as well as salads like hummus and tabbouleh. And don't forget dessert where you can sample favorites like kunafa and baklava. Reservations are recommended.

The best time to visit Dubai is during the winter when the year-round hot weather starts to cool. In general, temperatures start to dip in October and it remains only moderately hot through May. While the hot season is from June to September, it's worth noting that air conditioning is plentiful across Dubai.

“The really amazing months for me are November to February,” said Ahmed, who noted that when winter arrives in Dubai, “we literally crawl out of our hibernation phase and it's all about spending time at the beach and desert BBQs.”

Winter is also when the Dubai Shopping Festival takes place. It's a December and January event that is known for its great deals, live entertainment, and raffles.

nantonov/Getty Images

The best way to get into Dubai is by plane. Thousands of flights arrive at Dubai International Airport (DXB) each week, making it one of the busiest airports in the world. It is located in the northern part of the city, making it the best option for travelers who will be staying and playing on the northern side of Dubai.

The newer Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC), also known as Dubai World Central, started welcoming travelers in 2013 and is still under construction. The airport provides access to the growing southern end of the city. When it is completed, it will be the world’s largest airport.

Lara Antal/Travel + Leisure

This area is a collection of neighborhoods around Dubai Creek (Khor Dubai) , including Deira and the Al Fahidi historical neighborhood . A stroll through this area — lined with low-profile gypsum, sand, and coral buildings — will give visitors a small taste of what Dubai was like before the modern construction boom. Spend some time exploring the area's souks or hop on an abra for a boat ride along the creek, which used to be the entry to the pearl diving port.

Angelo Cavalli/Getty Images

Jumeirah Beach Residences and Dubai Marina

These neighborhoods, which sit next to each other, form one of the best places to go for a waterfront stroll. Grab a bite to eat with a view of the gulf in Jumeirah Beach Residences before getting ice cream and walking over to the marina to watch the sunset on the water, surrounded by towering modern skyscrapers.

Downtown Dubai

This is one of the most iconic neighborhoods in the city, home to the Dubai Mall, the Burj Khalifa, and the Dubai Fountain , which puts on a fantastic show every 30 minutes each night. Shop 'til you drop, head up to the top of the tallest tower in the world, or grab a seat at one of the many restaurants surrounding the fountain for dinner and a show.

Palm Jumeirah

This palm-shaped island is man-made and dotted with luxury hotels and beach clubs. Kids will love the over-the-top waterpark at Atlantis, The Palm , while adults will enjoy whiling away the day at one of the many pool decks. For a bird's eye view of the island itself, try skydiving — just remember to stop screaming long enough to take it all in.

kolderal/Getty Images

Taxis are the default way to get around Dubai, but if you want to really explore the city and the neighboring emirates, Ahmed recommended renting a car. “It will make your life easier plus it will open up the possibility for you to explore the other emirates in the UAE. If time is of the essence, get yourself a car,” she said.

She noted that the metro is great if you’re staying in and traveling around Old Dubai, but if you want to explore New Dubai or go further afield, taxi hires and car rentals are the easiest way to get around.

Taxis: Dubai has an extensive network of taxis that bring travelers throughout the city. It's easy to hail a taxi at popular attractions like the malls and the beach. For women who feel more comfortable with a female driver, the city even has " Ladies and Families " taxis, which are always driven by women. Those looking to schedule a taxi ride can use apps like Uber and Careem, which operate throughout the city.

Trains: The Dubai Metro is cooler than your average subway, featuring automated and sleek cars, WiFi, and even separate cars that women and children can use. (The Red Line even holds the Guinness World Record for the longest driverless metro line at more than 32 miles long.) There are nearly 30 metro stations and a good amount of the track is outdoors, passing by iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa and making it a great way to see the city and get from Point A to B. Passengers can purchase single, return, or day-pass tickets — or get a cashless smart card called Nol.

Buses: Dubai has more than 1,500 buses that cover a hefty majority of the city's urban areas.

Abra : Travelers can ride these traditional wooden boats between the Bur Dubai area and the Deira area where Dubai's Gold Souk, Textile Souk, and Spice Souk are located.

Middle East Chevron

United Arab Emirates Chevron

Dubai Chevron

15 Best Desert Safaris in Dubai

By Maresa Manara

A desert safari is one of the best ways to experience Emirati culture. From quad biking over sand dunes to camping under the stars to taking a sunrise hot air balloon tour, here's our pick of the very best desert safaris in Dubai. Ante up the adrenaline, and dive on in.

Bedouin Life, Falconry, and Wildlife Drive by Platinum Heritage Arrow

While this tour’s selling point is that it lets guests "experience life as a Bedouin nomad," being picked up at your hotel door in a luxury Land Rover sets things off on a more comfortable foot. Camels will take you to the Bedouin camp in time for sunrise, and the wildlife safari in the Desert Conservation Reserve, which stops to see local animals, is once-in-a-lifetime. Guides are great: they’ll help you prepare traditional Arabic dishes (Ful medames, Arabic bread, and desserts) and explain the ins and outs of local Arabic dancing.

Overnight Safari by Rayna Tours & Travel Arrow

Drivers take Al Awir road into the desert for some dune driving and photos at sunset. From there, head to the camp for camel rides. Next up, there’s a belly dancing show and open bar, henna painting, and a fire show. However, it’s the overnight experience that is truly special. Once all the other guests have left, guides set up camp with sleeping bags and blankets, and a special star gazing talk. Watching the sunrise from your camp over breakfast is unforgettable. If you pre-book, guides will stop for some sand skiing and quad biking opportunities on the way back to Dubai.

Evening Desert Safari by Atlanta Safari Dubai Arrow

There’s something magical about venturing into the desert at night, and this late afternoon-evening safari is no different. This is the kind of tour where guests feel completely looked after. Once everyone reaches camp, there are pre-dinner snacks, henna tattoo opportunities and live dance shows. The buffet barbecue dinner (couscous, fresh salads, lamb roasted below ground, grilled prawns, chicken and apricot stews) is one of the best we’ve had on a desert safari.

Overnight Desert Safari and Hot Air Balloon flight by Platinum Heritage Arrow

Luxury safaris don’t get much better than this, and the hotel pick up in an open-top vintage Land Rover’s your first clue. As you leave the city behind and head for the desert, guides regale guests with tales of Dubai’s history, as well as a run-through of local customs and traditions. Once you reach the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve, the tour turns safari, African-style. The camels that take you back to your Arabic tent in the evening are an extra special touch, and the early morning hot air balloon flight is a magical experience.

Harrison Pierce

Alex Erdekian

Charlie Hobbs

Dune Riders (Adventure Unlimited) by Dream Explorer Dubai Arrow

Adventurous travelers make up this tour’s tribe. Once you get to the desert, there’s a swift safety briefing and then you’re off: dipping and diving over sunburnt sand dunes, some of which lie at a stomach-dropping 90 degree angle. The trip happens in convoy, so there’s no need to worry about ending up lost in the middle of the desert. An hour of sand boarding adds extra thrills.

Quad Bikes Safari by Red Dunes Desert Safari Arrow

There’s nothing quite like charging over dunes and across the desert on your very own quad bike. Everyone is picked up at the hotel, and driven 30 minutes to the quad biking spot in the desert. While this certainly isn’t the most luxurious, or in-depth desert safari, it’s ideal for anyone who wants to experience local Arabic culture and have a bit of adventure on a short time frame.

Hummer H2 Safari by Sand Trax Dubai Desert Safaris Arrow

This four-hour tour begins with a hotel pick up in a huge white Hummer, which will whisk you out to the desert. Drivers are super organized and run you through the itinerary: thrilling dune drive, photos at sunset, a barbecue dinner, belly dancing, a dizzyingly good whirling dervish, shisha, and Arabic coffee so strong your spoon stands upright in it. Most people do desert safaris in a Land Cruiser, so the experience in a Hummer is completely different, and novel.

Desert Safari by Arabian Nights Tours Arrow

The adrenaline charge that bumping over the steep sand dunes gives you is amazing, but it’s the post-drive camp time that really stands out. Rather than the usual all-you-can-eat buffet and barbecue, this camp offers shawarma – a typical Arabic dish of ground meat, falafel or chicken with vegetables and fries, served in a wrap. There are opportunities to get henna tattoos or watch a belly-dancing show, or just spend time with friends at the table, before being driven back to your hotel.

Morning Desert Safari with Sand Boarding by Arabian Expedition Arrow

If you get to bed early, a desert safari in the morning is rather special – and this one with Arabian Expedition is one of the best. The drive over Dubai’s undulating dunes is fun, with experienced drivers navigating some hair-raisingly steep drops. Once you've caught your breath there’s sand boarding, with a guide showing you to how whizz down the slopes.

Desert Safari by Adventure Leisure Tourism Arrow

Adventure Leisure Tourism offers plenty of safaris, but their straight up desert safari is by far their best—and the range of activities included is far more eclectic than most. This activity-led tour will take guests dune bashing, on a camel ride, and through a whirlwind of cultural experiences, with a variety of shows you won't see elsewhere. For an extra fee, guests can add quad biking to the mix.

Flying Carpet with Dinner for Two Safari by Orient Tours Arrow

This romantic tour runs on request for parties of two. Things kick off with a dune drive in one of their luxury Jeeps, before you’re taken to a very impressive lump of sand for a sand-boarding lesson. A local camel farm follows, and finally a well-deserved private barbecue dinner at a desert camp, with performances. The pre-dinner falcon show is great, but it’s the whirling dervish performance that really captured our imagination.

Sunrise in the Desert Safari by Tribal Trail Tourism Arrow

Anyone wanting a personalized tour will love Tribal Trails’ early morning take on the desert safari. This tour is popular with families and older travellers who rise early, but are still up for an adventure, and the option to request a private car is part of the appeal. Drivers are attentive and kind, and safety conscious: a boon when navigating the rollercoaster-like dunes, and when strapping guests into sandboards.

Premium Sundowner Dune Dinner Safari by Arabian Adventures Arrow

A desert safari is one of the best things to do in Dubai, and this is the crème de la crème. Jump in the Land Rover and make for the desert, where you’ll get to experience a sunset dune drive in the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve (knowing a portion of your ticket goes to conservation). A glass of bubbly calms any post-dune-bashing nerves, as does kicking back on Arabian-style blankets with a shisha pipe. Of course, don’t forget to enjoy the dinner: an Arabic-style buffet and barbecue that are well worth writing home about.

Exclusive Morning Safari by Funtours Arrow

A cheerful morning pick up sets the tone for this family-friendly tour. Guides are smiley and informed – and they’re great drivers, too. There’s a definite game plan, with exactly 20 minutes of dune driving, followed by a camel ride and a short but sweet sand boarding session. Ideal for anyone with a short window to experience Dubai’s desert, this tour checks all the boxes.

Evening Red-Dunes Desert Safari Dubai by OceanAir Travels Arrow

This full-day desert safari packs adventure in, making it possible to experience the best of the desert in just a day. The dune bashing is great, but it’s the sand surfing that’s the real highlight. Guides show you how to soar down the dunes, before everyone piles back into the Land Cruiser and heads to the desert campsite. Anyone with leftover energy can head to the camel rides, but there’s henna painting and shisha pipes waiting on the colorful Arabian carpets, too.

Recommended

By signing up you agree to our User Agreement (including the class action waiver and arbitration provisions ), our Privacy Policy & Cookie Statement and to receive marketing and account-related emails from Traveller. You can unsubscribe at any time. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

4 Days in Dubai: The Best Things to See and Do (2024)

Are you looking for the perfect itinerary for 4 days in Dubai for first-timers? Then you have come to the right place!

There’s a unique liveliness to Dubai that you will find nowhere else in the Middle East. This Arabian metropolis is extreme, elaborate, revitalising and most of all, dynamic. It has something to offer to any preference.

If you’re looking to put together an ideal 4 day Dubai itinerary , this extensive guide will have this task cut out for you. It includes all of Dubai’s highlights, from the Burj Al Arab to the Burj Khalifa and even Abu Dhabi’s Grand Mosque .

But, just prior to going into this travel program in detail, have a quick look at the following useful information, along with some time-saving tips that will help you make your Dubai vacation both easier and smoother.

This 4-day Dubai itinerary is a guest post by Neha, founder of Dubai Wikia , a comprehensive travel guide to Dubai. Neha is a post-graduate in Mass Communications who loves to write about her travel experiences. In her spare time, she loves listening to music and planning her next travel adventures.

4 day Dubai itinerary: What you need to know before visiting Dubai

Best time to visit Dubai

Winter (november to march).

Dubai witnesses a maximum influx of tourists during the winter months.

With a pleasantly cool climate, the winter is also the time of the year when you will get to enjoy Dubai’s many outdoor activities (sky diving, water sports, etc.) and some exciting events. These events include the popular Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF), Christmas and New Year’s Eve, and Dubai Rugby Sevens to name a few.

Apart from this, there are also many seasonal attractions like Dubai Miracle Garden, Dubai Garden Glow, etc.

However, as winter is the peak season, the prices will be exceedingly high for everything from accommodation to sightseeing. So make sure that you pre-plan your Dubai holiday to get the best deals.

Check out my post about the cost of travel in Dubai to have a better idea of what to expect when it comes to expenses.

Summer (May to August)

Alternatively, if you wish to tremendously cut down on your Dubai vacation, visit here during the summer months . This is the time of the year when you will be able to save on accommodation, airline tickets and sightseeing prices.

Despite the blistering heat, the air-conditioned hotels, malls and other leisure attractions like Ski Dubai and Dubai Ice Rink will assure you of an enjoyable holiday during this time of the year.

I visited Dubai in the Summer and, although it was hot outside, there was AC nearly everywhere in this city.

Dubai facts that you should know

Here are some important things you should know before visiting Dubai.

• Dubai is an Islamic destination and this is greatly reflected in its charming culture and traditions. Make sure to always remain respectful towards the local customs.
• Avoid eating or drinking in public during Ramadan .
• Don’t smoke or drink in public as this may lead to a fine and it could even land you in jail.
• Be careful while taking pictures of important government structures and locals, especially Emirati women. 
• Dubai is a land of extravagant sights . You will get to see the world’s tallest building, a one-of-a-kind man-made island, the world’s only seven-star hotel and the busiest international airport, among many other things. 
• Dubai is not the UAE’s capital , Abu Dhabi is. However, Dubai is certainly the most popular of all seven emirates in the country.

Top tips for your Dubai holiday

• Planning is key in order to craft a perfect holiday in Dubai. As discussed earlier, book your accommodation, airline tickets and entry tickets to important landmarks in advance. 
• It is equally vital to know your visa requirements , particularly if you’re not qualifying for a visa exemption or a visa on arrival.
• If you’re on a strict budget, Dubai’s public transport system offers the most affordable options to get around in the city.
• Purchase a NOL Smart Card that you can use to make payments for all of Dubai’s public transport. This includes the metro, taxis, buses, trams, and ferries. 
• With its red and green lines, Dubai’s Metro is the swiftest and cheapest of all transport means in Dubai. It is fully automated and driverless. 
• There are also private transfers available. But make sure to book one through a reliable service provider.
• You can choose private transfers with or without a driver. An international driving license is a must if you’re planning to drive in the city yourself. 
• When it comes to what to wear , it is recommended to opt for modest, loose-fitting and comfortable clothing. 
• Moreover, pack the right clothes depending on when you’re planning to visit Dubai. For instance, you will need a jacket and warm clothes if you’re visiting the city during the winter months. 
• No matter if it is a winter or a summer trip, make sure to carry a shawl (it is surprisingly cold inside malls and other indoor attractions). Other essentials such as sunscreen , sunglasses , hats , etc. are also a must due to the intense year-round sunlight.

Now let’s get started with our 4-day Dubai itinerary!

4-Day Dubai Itinerary

Day 1: top attractions of old and new dubai.

Start your day with a healthy breakfast, as you will need loads of energy to cover the vast array of Dubai sights and experiences covered in today’s travel program.

Morning (Al Fahidi, Dubai Creek and Souks)

Start your day by heading to the Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood (which is also known as Al Bastakiya). This is the well-preserved old part of Dubai that lets you peek into the region’s ancient lifestyle.

Be prepared to get lost in time as you make your way through its quaint alleys and walk past the age-old dwellings topped by wooden wind towers or traditional air-conditioners. Most of these houses are now converted into museums, art galleries or cafes.

If you’re not able to visit everything, make sure to check out the Dubai Museum . This museum is located inside the Al Fahidi Fort, which is the city’s oldest fort. It will give you an interesting insight into Dubai’s modest past and entry tickets only cost AED 3.

After this, you can walk up to Dubai Creek , another historical landmark in the city. This creek divides the city into the areas of Bur Dubai and Deira. One of the nicest activities to do here is taking a ride on an abra, which is a motorised boat. This costs just AED 1.

As you’re on the Bur Dubai side now, the ride will lead you to the Deira souks . For those who don’t know, souks are traditional Arabian markets. These souks’ streets are packed with shops and include Gold Souks with hundreds of shops selling golden ornaments.

The good news is that haggling is allowed here, so be prepared to shop for some unique souvenirs at exceptionally cheap rates. You could easily spend a day here, but as you have to cover a lot today, limit your sightseeing to two to three hours.

Afternoon (lunch and Dubai Frame)

The region around the Deira Souks is known for its staggering repertoire of dining options, so it is easy to pick a spot for lunch.

Alternatively, with street food delights such as shawarma wraps, falafels, etc. you could ditch the lavish dining venues and have lunch on the go instead.

After lunch, take the metro or a taxi to visit the Dubai Frame inside Zabeel Park . Modelled like a massive picture frame, the Dubai Frame is the largest of its kind. It is mainly visited for its distinct look, galleries and sky deck with a glass bridge. The greatest plus is that you will be able to see both old and new Dubai from this viewpoint.

Evening (Downtown Dubai, Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall and Dubai Fountain Show)

Get ready to experience the pinnacle of Dubai’s modernity at Downtown Dubai!

This part of the city holds some of the most prestigious landmarks. Take pictures of the Burj Khalifa , which is the world’s tallest building and one of the most famous landmarks in Asia . If you’re up for it, head to its observation deck on the 124 th or 148 th floor on a swift elevator ride.

After this, drop into the biggest mall ever with over 1,200 outlets and tons of leisure attractions. The Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo , KidZania , Dubai Ice Rink and VR Park are just a few of them.

Step out to discover the stunning Souk Al Bahar and most importantly, enjoy the Dubai Fountain Show , where music, water, and light are beautifully synchronised to create an unmatched spectacle.

Make sure to book your tickets for the Burj Khalifa in advance to avoid queues.

Day 2: Ski Dubai And Desert Safari

Make the second day of your 4 day Dubai itinerary a memorable one with some cool and relaxing experiences. 

Morning (Ski Dubai)

Located inside the Mall of the Emirates, Ski Dubai is one of Dubai’s coolest and most unique attractions.

It allows you to enjoy an array of snow activities throughout the year thanks to its massive snow park, slopes of varying levels, exciting rides and of course, its adorable residents (including penguins).

You can look forward to trying all your favourite winter activities here, from skiing and snowboarding to tobogganing.

Afternoon (Free Time)

You can choose to utilise the time until your desert safari pick-up in the evening for shopping, exploring Dubai’s retail/dining scene or simply relaxing in your room. 

Evening (Desert Safari)

As for the   Dubai desert safari , it will offer you a respite from Dubai’s glamorous side.

Speak to your service provider to make it heart-pounding with dune bashing, camel rides and sand-boarding or as laid-back as possible with Bedouin-inspired activities, traditional entertainment and a classic dinner amidst desert sands.

Whichever package you choose, you will find yourself enveloped by the untouched dunes as well as the blissful quietude and seclusion on your desert safari. 

Day 3: Abu Dhabi sightseeing

Today, take a break from Dubai’s sights and venture out to Abu Dhabi, which is less than two hours away from Dubai. Abu Dhabi is the UAE’s largest city and also the country’s beautiful capital.

You can discover this city on your own or pre-book a full-day sightseeing tour through a reliable tour operator.

Morning (Abu Dhabi sightseeing)

Whether it is a guided excursion or not, make sure to check out Abu Dhabi’s most iconic landmark, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque . This colossal place of worship is the largest of its kind in the UAE and will blow you away with its sheer grandeur and all-white architecture.

Also, visit the Heritage Village for a dose of genuine Emirati culture and heritage. And don’t forget to make a stop at the opulent Emirates Palace Hotel for some wonderful clicks. 

Afternoon (Yas Island)

Yas Island is full of leisure and entertainment attractions. Depending on your preference, you can get started at Ferrari World Abu Dhabi , the world’s first Ferrari theme park or visit Yas Water World .

If this isn’t enough, head to Warner Bros Abu Dhabi or the brand-new CLYMB Abu Dhabi , which has the world’s tallest climbing wall and the world’s widest skydiving chamber.

Apart from these, this island is home to Yas Marina Circuit , which hosts the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Evening (Corniche)

Before you leave Abu Dhabi, make a stop at its renowned Corniche or the waterfront promenade. This is one of the city’s most favoured hang-outs, with facilities and experiences suitable for all age groups.

Day 4: Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab And Dhow Cruise At Dubai Marina

The palm-tree-like island, along with the Burj Al Arab make for one of Dubai’s most celebrated sights. No visit to the city is complete without catching a glimpse of them.

So on the last day of this 4 day Dubai itinerary, we will do some sightseeing of Dubai’s most astonishing sights and experiences. 

Morning (water sports/heart-racing activities)

If you’re feeling adventurous or want to add more fun and thrill to your Dubai holiday, sign up for an all-inclusive water sports package with activities like jet skiing , Flyboarding a banana boat ride , etc.

You can also go on a skydiving session, which not only promises you the adventure of a lifetime but also lets you take in Palm Jumeirah in its true splendour. 

Afternoon (sightseeing)

After lunch at one of the region’s dining venues (there are both lavish and budget options available), set out to take in the island’s top attractions.

See the imposing Atlantis and The Palm , go to some of the leisure attractions (such as Aquaventure Water and Lost Chamber Aquarium ), and take a monorail ride . The last one will introduce you to the classy, high-rise structures that dot the island.

Evening (Burj Al Arab and dinner cruise at Dubai Marina)

Following this, visit the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab . Those who wish to experience its regal interiors can book an afternoon tea session in one of its restaurants.

Continue to Madinat Jumeirah and then to Jumeirah Beach , the region’s most popular public beach. 

Culminate your Dubai holiday with a two-hour dinner cruise along Dubai Marina in a traditional wooden dhow. Immerse yourself in the stunning city skyline as you savour great food and enjoy amazing entertainment like the Tanura show on board.

Where to stay in Dubai

There’s an abundance of places to stay in Dubai , from basic accommodation to luxury resorts. You will find my top recommendations below.

• A Seef Heritage Hotel (⭐ 8.2/10): This beautifully decorated hotel has all the facilities you will need. There’s an onsite restaurant and it overlooks Dubai Creek. If you’re looking for a place to stay in Emirati style, you will love A Seef Heritage Hotel!
• Damac Maison Mall Street   (⭐ 8.8/10): If you would like to stay near the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall, Damac Maison is the place for you. This place offers apartment-like stays and some of them have a balcony overlooking the Burj Khalifa.
• Address Dubai Marina   (⭐ 9.5/10): This one is for you if you would like to indulge yourself in Dubai luxury. Address Dubai Marina has elegant rooms, an infinity pool and a spectacular view of the Dubai Marina. It is good to know that some rooms also have a view of the Burj Khalifa.

There are also plenty of family-friendly places to stay in Dubai . Check out this post featuring the best ones if you’re travelling with family.

4-Day Dubai Itinerary: Final thoughts 

As we wrap up, we hope that this Dubai itinerary will be helpful for you to craft your upcoming 4 day Dubai holiday.

The best thing is that this 96-hour travel guide is ideal for every season, whether you’re travelling to Dubai in the summer or during the winter months. 

Do you have more than 4 days to spare in Dubai? Check out this 7-day Dubai itinerary next.

Read more about Dubai:

• Is Dubai Expensive to Visit? The Cost of travelling
• Why I Don’t Like Dubai: 3 Things I Hate

Pin it for later: Did you find this post helpful? Save it on Pinterest and follow me on Instagram and Facebook for more travel tips and inspiration.

Laura Meyers

Laura Meyers is the founder of Laure Wanders. She was born in Belgium and has travelled to over 40 countries, many of them solo. She currently spends most of her time between Belgium and South Asia and loves helping other travellers plan their adventures abroad.

You may also like

Everest base camp short trek: everything you should..., why i don’t like dubai: 3 things i..., 20 amazing places to visit in the netherlands, is dubai expensive to visit the cost of..., how difficult is the everest base camp trek.

I liked the photographs of Palm Jumeirah and The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque very much. They look as stunning as they actually are. Dubai is anybody’s favorite holiday destination and I feel lucky to have visited this pearl city of the UAE not just once but twice. You have provided some valuable tips in the blog by informing the best time to visit, facts about Dubai and the four-day itinerary is absolutely worth to follow.

I loved the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque too, it’s so beautiful! Thank you for the lovely comment, all credit goes to Neha for this one. 😉

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

2024 Best Hotels in Dubai

Hotels ranked on industry awards, guest reviews and hotel class ratings

Unbiased content created by U.S. News editors

Photo tours of select hotels by local experts

Navigate forward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.

Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.

Discover the best hotel for you:

Jumeirah Al Qasr - Madinat Jumeirah

Raffles Dubai

Jumeirah Mina A'Salam - Madinat Jumeirah

Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf - Madinat Jumeirah

The Address Dubai Marina

Grosvenor House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Dubai

Shangri-La Hotel Dubai

Ghaya Grand Hotel

Nassima Royal Hotel

Crowne Plaza Dubai Deira

The Meydan Hotel

Dusit Thani Dubai

Park Hyatt Dubai

Fairmont Dubai

InterContinental Residence Suites Dubai Festival City

Travel Guide

• # 10 in Best Places to Visit in January 2024

Dubai and  Las Vegas  have a lot in common. Both cities share a love for the fantastical, with skylines that shine like beacons against barren desert backdrops. People from all over the world flock to these shimmering oases with the same goal: to play hard. But as a vacation spot, Dubai easily trumps ol' Sin City thanks to its gorgeous cream-colored Persian Gulf shoreline, international culinary scene and larger-than-life attractions . And the city's still growing; plans are underway for something bigger and better. At one point, it was estimated that a quarter of the world's construction cranes could be found here. If that's any sign, even the sky may not be able to limit Dubai's growth. 

If you make a purchase from our site, we may earn a commission. This does not affect the quality or independence of our editorial content.

Welcome to a sun-soaked metropolis like no other

Plan your dream wedding in an unforgettable destination

Discover the city's insiders, influencers and innovators

Every district in Dubai tells its own unique story

Admire the city's traditional arts, crafts and cultural gems

Get more out of your holiday with these guides

Escape to the hills and explore nature

Answer the call of the wild and experience desert thrills

Uncover the city’s rich heritage and vibrant arts scene

Embark on thrilling new adventures for all ages

Taste award-winning world flavours and local cuisine

Visit the latest hotspots, openings and attractions

Find new surprises at modern malls and traditional souks

Marvel at record-breaking venues and iconic landmarks

Unwind at Dubai's luxury spas and wellbeing havens

What do you travel for? Find inspiration with our itineraries

Book a table at these fresh hotspots

Taste a deliciously different side of Dubai

Discover our homegrown culinary heroes

See all the restaurants unveiled in the Dubai selection

Weekends in Dubai are for feasting

Explore Dubai's plant-based concepts that impress

Reserve a table at top restaurants for incredible prices

Browse through our listing of restaurants

Don't miss a beat – live concerts, festivals, activities and more

Follow the flavours to the city's most-awaited feast, featuring your foodie favourites

Keep your controllers ready for the ultimate gaming festival

Plan ahead for a hassle-free travel experience

From etiquette to currency, we answer all your questions

Use our tool to book flight tickets to Dubai and plan your trip to the city

Dubai has an incredible range of stay options for every budget

From take-off to touchdown, navigating Dubai is a breeze

Your complete guide to enjoying one of the world's safest cities to the fullest

Find out all about Dubai’s climate throughout the year with our weather guide

All you need to know about the dirham, from exchange rates to helpful tips

Helpful information for travellers with special needs

Unlock huge savings with pre-paid access to top spots

Get our apps for the latest attractions, events & itineraries

Save big with great offers on Dubai's top sights and activities

Indulge in retail therapy for less with big discounts

Enjoy a trip to Dubai with incredible accommodation offers

Sign up for kid-friendly activities or attend a live show with the entire family

Get tickets to the best concerts featuring A-list artists at world-class venues

Join Dubai's community sporting activities and race to the finish line

See the maestro perform his hits live at the Coca-Cola Arena

Make way for the region's largest affordable retail art fair

Related Sites

Add items to your Top Picks by clicking the heart icon as you navigate through the website

This is now in your Top Picks!

Login or create an account to save your favourites and receive personalised recommendations.

Login to like

Sign in or register to like this content

• Visit Dubai
• Places to visit
• Al Majid Travel & Tourism

Experiences

Al Majid Travel & Tourism

D89, Al Muraqqabat - Dubai

Do you like it? Share it

Explore more attractions.

THE 10 BEST Hotels With Entertainment in Dubai

Hotels With Entertainment in Dubai

Property types, distance from, neighborhoods, traveler rating, hotel class.

• Best Value Properties ranked using exclusive Tripadvisor data, including traveler ratings, confirmed availability from our partners, prices, booking popularity and location, as well as personal user preferences and recently viewed hotels.
• Traveler Ranked Highest rated hotels on Tripadvisor, based on traveler reviews.
• Distance to city center See properties located closest to the center first with confirmed availability for your dates from our partners

1. Atlantis, The Palm - Holidays Selections

2. Palace Downtown

3. Sofitel Dubai The Palm

4. Sofitel Dubai Jumeirah Beach

5. Anantara Dubai The Palm Resort & Spa

6. Grand Millennium Business Bay

7. Centara Mirage Beach Resort Dubai

8. Rixos The Palm Hotel & Suites

9. Hilton Dubai Jumeirah Resort

10. Le Méridien Dubai Hotel & Conference Centre

11. four points by sheraton bur dubai, 12. swissotel al murooj dubai, 13. grand hyatt dubai, 14. atlantis the royal, 15. ibis styles dragon mart dubai, 16. v hotel dubai, curio collection by hilton, 17. address beach resort, 18. crowne plaza dubai marina, an ihg hotel, 19. dusit thani dubai, 20. ja lake view hotel, 21. ibis dubai al barsha hotel, 22. millennium plaza downtown hotel, 23. voco monaco dubai, an ihg hotel, 24. jumeirah zabeel saray, 25. hotel riu dubai, 26. bab al shams desert resort and spa, 27. premier inn dubai dragon mart hotel, 28. hyatt regency dubai, 29. burj al arab, 30. hotel sofitel dubai downtown, hotels with entertainment nearby destinations.

Popular destinations for Hotels With Entertainment

Popular Dubai Categories

Hotels With Entertainment information

• Air Transport
• Defense and Space
• Business Aviation
• Aircraft & Propulsion
• Connected Aerospace
• Emerging Technologies
• Manufacturing & Supply Chain
• Advanced Air Mobility
• Commercial Space
• Sustainability
• Interiors & Connectivity
• Airports & Networks
• Airlines & Lessors
• Safety, Ops & Regulation
• Maintenance & Training
• Supply Chain
• Workforce & Training
• Sensors & Electronic Warfare
• Missile Defense & Weapons
• Budget, Policy & Operations
• Airports, FBOs & Suppliers
• Flight Deck
• Marketplace
• Advertising
• Marketing Services
• Fleet, Data & APIs
• Research & Consulting
• Network and Route Planning

Market Sector

• AWIN - Premium
• AWIN - Aerospace and Defense
• AWIN - Business Aviation
• AWIN - Commercial Aviation
• Advanced Air Mobility Report - NEW!
• Aerospace Daily & Defense Report
• Aviation Daily
• The Weekly of Business Aviation
• Air Charter Guide
• Aviation Week Marketplace
• Route Exchange
• The Engine Yearbook
• Aircraft Bluebook
• Airportdata.com
• Airport Strategy and Marketing (ASM)
• CAPA – Centre for Aviation
• Fleet Discovery Civil
• Fleet Discovery Military
• Fleet & MRO Forecast
• MRO Prospector
• Air Transport World
• Aviation Week & Space Technology
• Aviation Week & Space Technology - Inside MRO
• Business & Commercial Aviation
• CAPA - Airline Leader
• Routes magazine
• Downloadable Reports
• Recent webinars
• MRO Americas
• MRO Australasia
• MRO Baltics & Eastern Europe Region
• MRO Latin America
• MRO Middle East
• Military Aviation Logistics and Maintenance Symposium (MALMS)
• Asia Aerospace Leadership Forum & MRO Asia-Pacific Awards
• A&D Mergers and Acquisitions
• A&D Programs
• A&D Manufacturing
• A&D Raw Materials
• A&D SupplyChain
• A&D SupplyChain Europe
• Aero-Engines Americas
• Aero-Engines Europe
• Aero-Engines Asia-Pacific
• Digital Transformation Summit
• Engine Leasing Trading & Finance Europe
• Engine Leasing, Trading & Finance Americas
• Routes Americas
• Routes Europe
• Routes World
• CAPA Airline Leader Summit - Airlines in Transition
• CAPA Airline Leader Summit - Americas
• CAPA Airline Leader Summit - Latin America & Caribbean
• CAPA Airline Leader Summit - Australia Pacific
• CAPA Airline Leader Summit - Asia & Sustainability Awards
• CAPA Airline Leader Summit - World & Awards for Excellence
• GAD Americas
• A&D Mergers and Acquisitions Conference (ADMA)
• A&D Manufacturing Conference
• Aerospace Raw Materials & Manufacturers Supply Chain Conference (RMC)
• Aviation Week 20 Twenties
• Aviation Week Laureate Awards
• ATW Airline Awards
• Program Excellence Awards and Banquet
• CAPA Asia Aviation Summit & Awards for Excellence
• Content and Data Team
• Aviation Week & Space Technology 100-Year
• Subscriber Services
• Advertising, Marketing Services & List Rentals
• Content Sales
• PR & Communications
• Content Licensing and Reprints
• AWIN Access

Routes & Networks Latest: Rolling Daily Updates (W/C April 29, 2024)

Kuwaiti LCC Jazeera Airways is launching seasonal service to Batumi, Georgia (above).

The latest airline route news, featuring network changes, schedule alterations, codeshares and interline agreements.

Air Astana has started selling tickets for flights between Astana, Kazakhstan, and Seoul. The 2X-weekly route will begin on June 15 using Airbus A321LR aircraft. The new service from Astana will be operated in addition to the daily flights from Almaty to Seoul. Air Astana previously served Astana-Seoul from 2015 until 2020 at the onset of the pandemic. The carrier’s other new 2024 summer schedule services include frequency increases from Almaty to Uzbekistan’s capital Tashkent up to 14X-weekly; to Kyrgystan’s capital Bishkek up to 8X-weekly; Georgia’s capital Tbilisi up to 9X-weekly; to Tajikistan’s capital Dushanbe up to 4X-weekly; and to Azerbaijan’s capital Baku up to 3X-weekly.

Maldives-based premium leisure startup Beond Airlines has opened reservations for flights between Zurich International Airport and Dubai’s Al Maktoum International Airport. The airline already operates flights between Zurich and Male, Maldives, with a fuel stop in Dubai. However, it has now been granted fifth freedom rights to sell tickets on the Zurich-Dubai sector. Service will be up to 2X-weekly.

Kuwaiti LCC Jazeera Airways is launching seasonal service to Batumi, Georgia. Flights from Kuwait City will commence on June 14, operating 3X-weekly. Batumi is the second destination Jazeera will serve in Georgia, after the capital city of Tbilisi. “As we continue to expand our network, we strive to add destinations that are unique, affordable, and convenient,” CEO Barathan Pasupathi says. “This is aimed at catering to the growing demand of Kuwaiti travellers that are always seeking fresh holiday options with good connectivity.”

Germany’s Condor has resumed seasonal Airbus A330-900neo flights between Frankfurt and Vancouver. The nonstop service will be offered five times per week. Condor began using A330s on the sector last May having previously operated using Boeing 767-300s. “Vancouver is part of our growing network of gateways in Canada and our second market in the country to receive our new A330neo,” Condor director of sales for the Americas Mikko Turtiainen says. “It is truly a game-changer for Condor and for transatlantic travel, and we are thrilled to bring our next-generation aircraft to both business and leisure travelers in Vancouver.”

Gulf Air plans to resume flights to Iraq after a four-year absence. The Bahraini airline says operations will restart pending completion of regulatory procedures. It previously offered flights from Bahrain to Baghdad, Erbil and Najaf but suspended operations at the start of the pandemic in 2020.

David Casey is Editor in Chief of Routes, the global route development community's trusted source for news and information.

• Jazeera Airways
• Condor Airlines

Related Content

Stay Connected. Stay Informed. Grow Your Business.

Princess Beatrice Embraces Vibrant Floral Prints for Spring

In two recent appearances, Princess Beatrice chose similarly patterned floral dresses.

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy.

In two recent appearances, Princess Beatrice opted for bright patterned dresses . First, for a discussion on the future of tech hosted by Spotify, the princess opted to rewear a floral Vampire's Wife dress—one that she previously wore to a garden party at Buckingham Palace back in 2019. (The Vampire's Wife is a brand that is beloved by several British royals , including Kate Middleton.) At the event, Princess Beatrice spoke in her capacity as founder of BY-EQ and Vice President of Partnerships and Strategy at Afiniti.

Then, a week later, Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi attended an event at the Broadwick Soho Hotel celebrating Gabriela Peacock's book 2 Weeks to A Younger You: Secrets to Living Longer & Feeling Fantastic . T he princess once again pulled a pink floral dress from her closet—this time from ME+EM, another favorite royal brand .

For both appearances, she wore Jimmy Choo burgundy velvet pumps. Though both of Princess Beatrice's dresses are out of stock, there are plenty of similar options currently available to shop online that feature vibrant floral prints, including from ME+EM:

Layered Violets Print Midi Dress + Belt

Lulani Dress

RIXO Abrielle lace-trimmed floral-print crepe mini dress

Fleur Midi Dress in Blossom Hidden Dragon

At numerous royal events last year, including the Royal Ascot and a Big Lunch celebration after her uncle King Charles's coronation, Princess Beatrice turned to floral outfits —could they be her new signature royal style? If so, she would be following in the footsteps of her grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth, who had a lifelong love of floral prints .

Emily Burack (she/her) is the Senior News Editor for Town & Country, where she covers entertainment, culture, the royals, and a range of other subjects. Before joining T&C, she was the deputy managing editor at Hey Alma , a Jewish culture site. Follow her @emburack on Twitter and Instagram .

@media(min-width: 40.625rem){.css-1jdielu:before{margin:0.625rem 0.625rem 0;width:3.5rem;-webkit-filter:invert(17%) sepia(72%) saturate(710%) hue-rotate(181deg) brightness(97%) contrast(97%);filter:invert(17%) sepia(72%) saturate(710%) hue-rotate(181deg) brightness(97%) contrast(97%);height:1.5rem;content:'';display:inline-block;-webkit-transform:scale(-1, 1);-moz-transform:scale(-1, 1);-ms-transform:scale(-1, 1);transform:scale(-1, 1);background-repeat:no-repeat;}.loaded .css-1jdielu:before{background-image:url(/_assets/design-tokens/townandcountrymag/static/images/diamond-header-design-element.80fb60e.svg);}}@media(min-width: 64rem){.css-1jdielu:before{margin:0 0.625rem 0.25rem;}} Royal Family News @media(min-width: 40.625rem){.css-128xfoy:before{margin:0.625rem 0.625rem 0;width:3.5rem;-webkit-filter:invert(17%) sepia(72%) saturate(710%) hue-rotate(181deg) brightness(97%) contrast(97%);filter:invert(17%) sepia(72%) saturate(710%) hue-rotate(181deg) brightness(97%) contrast(97%);height:1.5rem;content:'';display:inline-block;background-repeat:no-repeat;}.loaded .css-128xfoy:before{background-image:url(/_assets/design-tokens/townandcountrymag/static/images/diamond-header-design-element.80fb60e.svg);}}@media(min-width: 64rem){.css-128xfoy:before{margin:0 0.625rem 0.25rem;}}

The Dutch Royal Family Gathered for King's Day

Princess Rajwa's Best Style Moments

Prince Hussein & Princess Rajwa's Sweetest Photos

Princess Rajwa Is Radiant in New Birthday Portrait

Learn About Anmer Hall, Will & Kate's Country Home

Will & Kate's New House, Adelaide Cottage

A Guide to Kate Middleton's Family Tree

Timeline of Kate Middleton's Health News

Timeline of Kate's Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment

What Type of Cancer Does Kate Have?

Kate's Cancer Diagnosis: Everything to Know