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Most colorful streets & Instagrammable places in Dubai

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La Mer Dubai

This post is for travelers who would like to explore interesting, colorful and instagrammable places in Dubai. Most of you must have traveled to Dubai and would be wondering that how did you miss visiting these coolest art streets, right? That is why it is important to read blogs and ask locals about the most interesting places before visiting any country. Never mind, you can always take a stopover in Dubai whenever crossing over Middle East.

First time travellers to Dubai should definitely include these colorful and instagrammable places in Dubai itinerary when you are planning your travel in coming future. Also, don’t forget to check out Dubai Bucket list tours to explore most touristic and most interesting places in Dubai.

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Why to travel to Dubai?

If you live in India, I am sure that Dubai is in your bucket list. And, rest of you will have a layover in Dubai while traveling from one part to another part of the world. As Dubai falls in the center on the world map, no doubt it is among one of the most traveled countries in the world.

Being one of the youngest cities, Dubai has built so much to cater tourists with different interests across the globe. With most glittering gold souk, largest man made island – The palm, tallest building- Burj Khalifa, unique architectural towers, luxurious malls and hotels- Dubai Mall, largest flower garden- Miracle Garden, biggest frame- Dubai Frame and so much more (that I can not cover in one post) are all in the Guinness world records .

#Funfact: Many Bollywood & Hollywood movies are shot in Dubai.

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La Mer Dubai

Dubai has extreme demand among honeymoon couples, adventure enthusiasts, young backpackers, shopping lovers, history and culture nomads, solo travelers, family traveling, event hosting, business meets and luxury travelers.

There is so much to do and see in Dubai that I can go on and on. To keep this post short and crisp, I will focus only on the most colorful and instagrammable places in Dubai. So, let’s dive into it.

Instagrammable Street Art places in Dubai

The city is becoming more popular not only due to art galleries but with these colorful and instagrammable places in Dubai. With painted street walls, Dubai is promoting different art forms such as contemporary, cultural and traditional, geometric, sculptures, and even 3D. These street art are not only making the town more attractive but also giving artistic vibes to the city.

1. La Mer Beach, Jumeirah

La Mer beach is one of the most coolest, colorful and interesting beaches you will find in Dubai. With many water sports, beach activities and interesting cafes, you will see incredible street art on this beach. This place is my fav weekend spot for sun bathing, playing volleyball, cycling or eating out. If you don’t visit La mer then your trip to Dubai is a total waste. LOL. Relax, just kidding but seriously you must include this beach in your itinerary or things to do in Dubai checklist. Trust me, you will thank me later.

Location: La Mer

#Funfact: Many Bollywood & Hollywood movies songs, English and Punjabi music videos are shot at La mer like this one.

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La Mer Dubai

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La Mer Dubai
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La Mer Dubai

2. City Walk, Al Safa

To enjoy some vibrant art walls and get your perfect instagrammable picture in Dubai, Citywalk is another spot to stop. With bright lightening and massive boulevards, it is no less than a film set. This is another hip place in Dubai with many shops, cafes and restaurants.

Location: City walk

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City Walk

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City Walk

3. Al Fahidi Historic Area

Al fahidi is a great place to explore ancient history of Dubai. You will find a traditional village theme in this area. There is a heritage village, Dubai museum inside Al fahidi fort in this area. If you are a museum person or history lover then you must consider visiting Al fahidi, otherwise visit this place for Dubai street art.

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Location: Al Fahidi Fort

How to reach: Get down at Al Fahidi metro station (green line) and walk for 10 mins to the Al fahidi fort.

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4. Karama Streets

Karama is one of the oldest districts in Dubai and you can easily make that out by looking at its old styled buildings. I recently visited karama to visit a friend and found that the area has changed drastically. This place has been transformed into an interesting and colorful town of the city over the past few months.

The idea to uplift the charm of this area by huge murals on the buildings, has been really successful in enticing tourists as well as locals to visit Karama souq. In this area, you may find locals shops in the souk (market) selling clothes, watches, perfumes and souvenir at lower prices. For having plenty of Indian and pakistani restaurants, Karama is called food paradise.

This place offers photographers a great opportunity to take some nice shots.

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Location : Karama

How to reach there: Exit 2 from ADCB metro station (Red line) and 15 mins walk to karama souk

5. JBR Walk

It is the most modernized and urban part of Dubai. You will find a tram and a monorail for Atlantis from here. JBR is such a cool place to hang out, with many shops, cafes and restaurants around. There are many street art on different locations that you don’t know what surprise is waiting for you in the next corner.

JBR walk also has many little stalls selling accessories and decorative items but those are too pricey and I won’t advise you to buy things from here unless you are super rich. Above all, it is a must-see instagrammable spot in Dubai to see modern age Dubai.

Location: JBR Walk

How to reach there: DAMAC metro station (red line) -take tram from Dubai marina 1 to JBR 1 – walk 7 mins to The Walk.

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