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Attached
with
different
restaurants
and
best
views
of
Burj
khalifa,
Blending
the
classic
with
the
contemporary,
Souk
Al
Bahar,
the
“sailor’s
market”,
is
a
step
back
in
time
to
the
wonder
and
allure
of
old
Arabia.
Situated
in
Downtown
Dubai’s
beating
heart,
it
is
enchantingly
Arabesque
–
a
lively
marketplace
that
offers
the
city’s
residents
and
tourists
alike
an
enthralling
experience
of
shopping,
entertainment
and
dining
in
intriguing
contrast
to
The
Dubai
Mall,
to
which
it
connects
via
a
bridge
that
spans
the
breadth
of
Burj
Lake.
A
mosaic
of
treasured
heritage
and
enthusiastic
expressions
of
retail,
it
features
over
100
shops,
amidst
which
lie
22
restaurants,
cafés
and
lounges,
most
situated
on
the
waterfront
promenade,
on
the
fringes
of
Burj
Lake.
A
true
vantage
point
to
take
in
grand
vistas
of
Burj
Khalifa
and
The
Dubai
Fountain,
it
is
quite
likely
one
of
the
most
photographed
locations
in
the
world.
Natural
stone
corridors,
tall
archways,
mood-enhancing
lighting
and
Arabian-themed
décor
grace
its
shop-lined
alleyways.
It’s
where
you
will
discover
rich
tapestries
and
carpets,
intricate
handicrafts,
eclectic
jewellery,
culturally-inspired
fashion
and
heady
perfumes,
as
well
as
furnishings,
books,
art
and
more.
Seamlessly
integrated
into
its
charming
fabric
are
conveniences
such
as
ATMs,
money
exchange
houses
and
grocery
stores,
ensuring
the
comforts
of
modern
life
are
always
close
at
hand.
It
is,
quite
possibly,
one
of
the
most
beautiful
interpretations
of
the
Middle
East’s
rich
and
varied
heritage,
anywhere
in
the
region
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