Lonely Planet Pocket Dubai Quotes

“Skype is still blocked in the UAE, but”
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“Business premises and hotels make provisions for the non-fasting by erecting screens around dining areas.”
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“To serve pork in a restaurant, you must have a pork licence. Likewise with alcohol, which is generally only served in hotels. If”
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“book a cruise aboard a abra (wooden ferry) that sets sail on Burj Lake between 5.45pm and 11.15pm (Dh65).”
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“Vendors may offer to take you to 'secret rooms' in the back of the building that are crammed with knock-off designer bags and watches.”
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“Open doors, open minds: such is the motto of the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding”
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“Village”
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“Museum”
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“Saeed Al Maktoum House”
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“Take a pic of a magnificent wooden dhow before spending some time in the fascinating pearl-diving exhibition and”
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“Visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid tour groups.”
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“This is a real highlight, so make sure you grab a pew and watch. The 10-minute film includes some fascinating archival footage that vividly depicts just how far Dubai has come from the 1960s to today. The”
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“with a cultural breakfast at the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding for a rare chance to meet locals and eat home-cooked Emirati food. Delve”
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“The only store where visitors can officially buy alcohol without a licence is at the Barracuda Beach Resort in the emirate of Umm al-Quwain, about”
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“The only store where visitors can officially buy alcohol without a licence is at the Barracuda Beach Resort”
― Lonely Planet, Lonely Planet Pocket Dubai

“Creek”
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“Most visitors get around town by taxi. Note that cabbies navigate not by addresses but by landmarks (such as malls, big hotels, beaches, etc). Check”
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“tip waiters 10% to 15%, porters Dh5 to Dh10 and valets Dh5.”
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“top pig-out picks in town. Bookings”
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