Spice Souk, Gold Souk and Perfume Souk are on the Deira side, while the Bur Dubai side has the Old Souk, which is also called the Bur Dubai Souk or the Textile Souk. If you have time, you could ...

On the left bank stands Bur Dubai’s Textile Souk; abra boats sail passengers across the water to Deira’s Spice, Perfume and Gold Souks.

In the bur Dubai old souk, visitors can buy a variety of souvenirs they can gift to their family and friends abroad, such as Oud, bakhoor, Persian rugs, jewelry, textile, tea and Arabic coffee ...

Parallel to the Creek in Bur Dubai, the souks in this area sell pashminas, dishdashas, spices and gifts. It’s a touristy area but a good place to try your haggling skills with friendly shop vendors.

Textile Souk is ranked #9 out of 19 things to do in Dubai. See pictures and our review of Textile Souk.

Inside Dubai's newest souq The air-conditioned Souk Al Marfa, with 900 shops, opened only last year and has quickly become a popular haunt for Dubai residents. Shopkeepers beckon me to check out ...

Dubai Municipality will soon start a detailed study on how the crowded central business districts of Deira and Bur Dubai could be for redesigned to make them more convenient, aesthetic and better ...

Walk the corniche, or coastal promenade, on the Bur Dubai side, then take an abra (water taxi) over to the Deira side. Pile onto a shared abra for 1 dirham (27 cents US).