Traditional Heritage: Dubai has a rich cultural heritage rooted in Bedouin traditions. This includes traditional music, dance (such as the Al Ayala), and art. Dubai Museum: Located in the Al Fahidi Fort, it offers insights into Dubai’s history, culture, and development. Cultural Events: The city hosts cultural events such as the Dubai Cultural Festival and Art Dubai, showcasing both local and international art and culture.

Emirati Cuisine: Traditional dishes include Al Harees (a slow-cooked wheat and meat dish), Al Machboos (a spiced rice dish with meat), and Shawarma (a popular street food of marinated meat wrapped in pita bread). International Cuisine: Dubai is known for its diverse dining options, including high-end restaurants offering cuisines from around the world, reflecting its cosmopolitan nature..

Traditional Crafts: Includes items like Bedouin jewelry, woven baskets, and traditional textiles. These crafts often use natural materials and traditional techniques passed down through generations. Dubai Souks: The city's traditional markets (souks) are known for their gold, spices, and textiles. The Gold Souk, in particular, is renowned for its wide range of gold jewelry and ornaments..