Markets & Souks in Dubai

The Spice Souk in Deira is a small, fragrant market of narrow lanes selling saffron, dried limes, frankincense, teas, nuts and dried fruit.

Global Village is Dubai’s seasonal open-air market and festival park, where pavilions from around the world sell goods, crafts and street food. It opens only in the cooler months.

The Gold Souk in Deira is Dubai’s famous covered gold market — hundreds of shops selling gold, diamonds and precious stones by weight.

The Textile Souk in Bur Dubai is a covered lane of fabric shops beside the Creek, selling silks, cottons, pashminas and souvenirs.

Souk Madinat Jumeirah is a recreated traditional bazaar within the Madinat Jumeirah resort, with waterways, wind towers and views of Burj Al Arab.

Cattle Market Dubai is a market in Al Qusais Industrial 2, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is run by Dubai Gov.

The Waterfront Market on Deira’s corniche replaced the old Deira Fish Market — a modern, air-conditioned hall for fish, meat, fruit, vegetables and dry goods.

Al Seef is a 1.8-kilometre promenade on the Bur Dubai side of the Creek, half built as an old Emirati trading quarter with shops, souk stalls and cafés.

Souk Al Bahar is an Arabian-style shopping and dining arcade on the Burj Khalifa Lake, linked to The Dubai Mall by a footbridge.

Deira Night Souk is a souk in Dubai Islands, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Dubai Fruit & Vegetable Market is a fruit and vegetable market in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Gold and Diamond Park is a gold souk in Al Quoz Community, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Karama Market is a strip of small shops in Al Karama known for bargain clothing, bags, souvenirs and handicrafts.

Khan Murjan is an underground souk beneath Wafi Mall, modelled on a 14th-century Baghdad caravanserai.

Meena Bazaar is a market in Al Souk Al Kabeer, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Naif Souk in Deira is a busy local market for abayas, fabrics, perfumes, henna and inexpensive clothing.