Dubai’s outdoor markets provide visitors the leasure of a lovely day outside along wth having to purchase original products that is unlikely to be seen elsewhere. Explore the vaious outdoor markets in Dubai and enjoy the sight seeing and the purchase as well.
Covent Garden Market, Kite Beach
Kite Beach Market, a stunning beachside market with 20 little booths that showcase the best local goods on one of the town's most popular beaches, is sure to create waves this season.
Customers may choose from a variety of items, including beautiful swimwear, attractive sunglasses, and resort apparel, as well as eye-catching beach cover-ups, chic luggage, warm towels, and kid's clothes. A variety of entertaining toys and adorable souvenirs are also available at the market.
For more information, visit coventgardenmarketdubai.com
Dubai Flea Market
You may buy used goods here, dig through expatriates' abandoned treasures, and probably discover a tonne of paperback books, home goods, games, and toys, as well as plenty of high-end clothes for a few dirhams.
For more information, visit the website dubai-fleamarket.com
Ripe Market
One of Dubai’s finest attractions of any kind, this lively outdoor market, was first established with the idea of selling organic goods and vegetables from a farm shop and is home to a fantastic selection of craft manufacturers and brilliant artists who are working hard at their profession.
Live music performances, face painting, craft classes, and even an open mic for aspiring artists are all forms of entertainment. The alternatives for eating on the move are also excellent, with food trucks and kiosks providing a huge selection of delectable treats.
For more information, visit the website ripeme.com
Alserkal Avenue’s Farmers’ Market
On Saturday, November 2, you can visit Alserkal Avenue for locally grown vegetables that have just been picked.
Stuff your basket full of organic products, such as bread, cheeses, and fruits and veggies. Additionally, you'll get the opportunity to sample some genuine treats from nearby merchants like Tamra & Somsom and Happy Earth Organic.
For more information, visit the website alserkal.online
Global Village
Anything from trinkets to unusual knickknacks from all around the world can be brought home.
Top picks include (but are by no means restricted to) Moroccan shoes, exquisite Indian fabrics, sparkling Turkish lights, African-style wood carvings and jewellery, a great assortment of premium Korean cosmetics, and much more. If you work up an appetite, there are also lots of delicious food alternatives.
For more information, visit the website globalvillage.ae
Meena Bazaar
With a view of the picturesque Dubai Creek, this lively market is one of the city's oldest outdoor markets and is situated along Al Ghubaiba Road in Bur Dubai. Meena Bazaar will take you to another planet with its vibrant shopfronts and lively atmosphere. At night, the market is quite lively.
