| Suburbs of Dubai and Hatta (Dubai) | |
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| State | United Arab Emirates |
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Suburbs of Dubai and Hatta is a district of the city of Dubai.
To know
Geographical notes
The Suburbs of Dubai are located inland from the coast along with Hatta. Route E 611, also known as Emirates Road, runs through the area.
How to orient yourself
Suburbs of Dubai and Hatta: full screen map.Neighborhoods
- 1 Hatta - Hatta is a sheikhdom in the Hajjar mountains. It is an esclave of the Emirate of Dubai, southeast of its main territory. Its capital, also called Hatta, includes a reconstructed historic village of the same name. Hatta is located about 115 km east of the city of Dubai. Due to its elevation, Hatta has a milder climate than the city of Dubai, making it a popular vacation spot. The old village of Hatta includes two important military towers from the 18th century and the Juma Mosque (built in 1780), the oldest building, as well as around 30 clay houses. The reconstructed historic village shows scenes from everyday life from the past. The traditional water supply (falaj system) has also been repaired. Hatta's status as Dubai's exclave arose in the late 19th century when the village of Hajarain or Hijrain in Wadi Hatta was bestowed on Sheikh Rashid I Maktoum, Ruler of Dubai, by Turki bin Said, Sultan of Muscat and Oman.
How to get
Taxis are relatively cheaper than hiring a car.
Buses are also an option and you can take a schedule from Al Rumoul main bus station.
Public water taxis are available for crossing the Creek.
E 311 has been called Sheikh Mohammad Bin Zayed Road since 2013. It used to be called Emirates Road, but that name has now been given to E 611, which was formerly Dubai Bypass Road. E 311 is a major road in the UAE. It starts in the free zone of Jebel Ali in Dubai and extends eastward to the Emirate of Ras al-Khaimah.
How to get around
By bus
- 1 Al Qusais bus station. Line 111 connects with the airport of Sharjah.
What see
- Dwarf dinosaur from the Hatta Mountains. A 30-meter-long dinosaur dwarf sits right in the Hatta Mountains. Enter his stomach via the stairs under the queue, which will lead you to a room where replicas of the Stone Age are kept. At the top, a white prancing horse adorns a hill on the farm. Visitors are greeted by a cannon. There is a stony driveway, walkways and internal streets have images created from various stones of different colors.
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Mushrif Park
- 1 Mushrif Park.
10 dirhams per car. To use the pool, adults pay 10 dirhams and children pay 5 dirhams. 
08:00-23:00. Mushrif Park is a 5.25 square kilometer desert park. It is located in the eastern part of the city (near the suburb of Khawaneej), about 16 km from the traditional center of Dubai. The park was created in the early 1980s by the City of Dubai and was enormously expanded and renovated in 1989. - 2 [link not working]Dubai Sports City. A 50 million square meter mixed-use development that will be the first integrated sports city in the world. The development is being built around five major sports facilities and includes a number of major sports academy facilities.
10 dirhams per car. To use the pool, adults pay 10 dirhams and children pay 5 dirhams. 
08:00-23:00. Mushrif Park is a 5.25 square kilometer desert park. It is located in the eastern part of the city (near the suburb of Khawaneej), about 16 km from the traditional center of Dubai. The park was created in the early 1980s by the City of Dubai and was enormously expanded and renovated in 1989.
What to do
Global Village
- 1 Global Village, Exit 37 on Sh Mohammed Bin Zayed Rd, ☎ 971 4 362 4114. 15 AED (Jan 2020). Sat-Wed 16: 00-24: 00, Thu-Fri 16: 00-01: 00. Annual festival (usually during the winter). Countries from all over the world come together and create a small village on the outskirts of Dubai. Each country / region has its own pavilion with a unique replica of its famous landmarks. This is usually like a flea market where you can find souvenirs from almost any corner of the earth for a discounted price and experience as if you were in that particular country for at least 10 minutes of your life even if you are 10,000km away. You can see the hieroglyphs of Egypt, the temples of Thailand, the Forbidden City of Beijing, the Eiffel Tower and many more.
Shopping
Dubai festival city
- 1 City Center Mirdif, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Rd E311 intersection Al Rebat St, ☎ 971 800 6422. Sun – Wed 10: 00–22: 00, Thu – Sat 10: 00–24: 00. A large shopping mall with over 500 shops, over 80 restaurants and cafes and numerous entertainment and leisure sites within it.
- 2 Dubai Festival City Mall, Dubai Festival City, Festival Blvd, POBox 126027 (east of the Creek, near the Business Bay intersection, accessible from the Creek subway station via the Abra ride on the Al Jaddaf shipping), ☎ 971 4 425 4900 (management), 971 4 425 4999 (security / lost), fax: 971 4 232 5667, @[email protected]. Sun – Wed 10: 00–22: 00, Thu – Sat 10: 00–24: 00. He has Dubai's only Ikea, since he moved from the city center, and a huge electronics store as well as a fantastic shopping mall with 550 stores.
How to have fun
Festival Bay
- 1 Imagine (Festival Bay), Festival Bay, Dubai Festival City, Festival Blvd. (On the mall waterfront, accessible from the Creek subway station via the Al Jaddaf water transport from Abra). free. Sat-Wed 20:00, 21:00, 22:00, Thu-Fri 20:00, 21:00, 22:00, 23:00. Smaller shows are played every 30 minutes from 6pm. There are two different great shows of water, fire and light: Stardancer is A Child's Dream. With several world records.
