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Wide trail overlooking the Dubai Water Canal mouth into the coastal lagoon at Jumeirah Island 2.

Network of pedestrian bridges and trails along the car-free canals and lagoons to the beach.

Trails around the Internet and media company headquarters

Really beautiful passages for shopping, eating goat's milk ice cream, or chilling on a boat along the canals.

Interestingly, there are no 6 or 7 star hotels. There are only categories up to 5 stars. Everything above that is pure PR information or invented by journalists. You can read about it very well on Wikipedia.

Wide bidirectional bike path on the sea-facing side of the first bridge across the Dubai water canal. A straight ramp from the south and a curved ramp from the north provide gently graded climbs up, though creating a long detour from the canal. There are also elevators directly at both sides of the canal, though officially not for bikes. The view stretches along the coast mostly to the south with a part of the upper hotel tower of the Burj al Arab far in the distance, and across the traffic lanes a decent skyline view of the downtown along the canal with the tallest building, the Burj al Khalifa.

Photogenic architecture: Pedestrian bridges crossing the Dubai water canal. Free access

The Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is without a doubt one of the most famous sights and tourist attractions in Dubai. The luxurious, record-breaking all-suite hotel, known for its so-called seven-star status, features multiple restaurants, a picturesque stretch of beach and a spacious terrace. Since opening in 1999, the Burj Al Arab has continued to welcome stars from all over the world and contribute to the success of luxury tourism in Dubai. At 321 meters high, the sail-shaped building, which stands on its own island, offers guests breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf.