Behind the glittering skyscrapers of Dubai lies a wide variety of markets. Markets specialize in perfumes, textiles, spices, etc. Cheap or luxury, there are markets aimed at tourists to exchange used goods or others, and offer a wide range of fine goods and products. According to the tourism website “Travel Noir”, the city exemplifies many of these markets.

A global village

The website describes the “Global Village” market as a “world of cultural delights” where products and merchandise from different cities and cultures can be found in one place. Open from October to April, the market mainly caters to tourists. The website describes it as a dream come true and the perfect destination for those visiting Dubai, where you can experience the splendor of shopping from cultures of 90 countries. 1.6 million square meters of area… food, goods, entertainment and retail stores.

Used antique market

According to the site, this mobile market, the “Fly Market,” is the perfect destination for treasure hunters. It sometimes includes more than 300 stalls offering clothes, pottery, furniture, antiques, musical instruments and more. It showcases the creativity of the city’s diverse residents, and allows them to exchange their possessions for cash. It will be held two to three times a month at Ibn Battuta Mall, Zabeel Park, The Greens, Jumeirah Lakes Towers and other locations.

Gold market

With hundreds of shops and vendors offering high-quality gold in various purities from 18 to 24 carats, this bustling market is a gold lover’s paradise. Its prices are often determined by location. According to the market price and displayed outside the stores, it is not limited to shoppers.

Perfume market

This market, where scents are magical, includes a bouquet of fragrances that cater to all tastes. From ancient Arabic traditions to modern branded perfumes. You can explore the on-site incense sticks, crystals and powders and delve into the world of incense and incense, key ingredients in perfumes, or get a perfume exclusively customized to the client’s preferences.

Spice market

The website describes the Spice Souk as a feast for the senses, with a “delightful” array of Western and local spices. Its vendors are on hand to offer advice on the origins and uses of spices, which can be purchased by weight or in pre-packaged quantities, with discounts available to bulk buyers. Nuts, dry fruits, oils and saffron can be explored at that location. It is a place for those who seek traditional remedies and spice blends.

Textile market

The website describes the market as a great place for anyone looking to update their wardrobe. Inside, you can explore Arabic style with a variety of prints, luxurious silk and cotton fabrics and more. This oldest historical market in Dubai offers ready-made dresses, scarves, pashminas and accessories at reasonable prices, as well as a wide variety of stones, laces and buttons.

City market

For those who love a mix of tradition and luxury, the site recommends the Madina Souq located in Jumeirah, which blends the old charm of a traditional market with the allure of luxury goods, and is lined with narrow lanes on both sides. With designer shops, art pieces, souvenirs, sculptures and more, it allows you to indulge in a luxurious dining experience or enjoy a drink against the backdrop of the Burj Al Arab or listen to a live performance at the City Theatre.