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Want to know which are the best tourist attractions near to Dubai Metro? From the world’s tallest building to a picture frame 150 metres tall, here are the top attractions that are within easy access of the emirate’s metro line.

Best tourist attractions near Dubai Metro

The launch of Dubai Metro in 2009 was a turning point for the emirate. It is estimated that over 74,000 passengers use the emirate’s iconic public transport system daily. It certainly provides a convenient and affordable way for working professionals as well as travellers to get around Dubai with ease.

There are plenty of places to visit near the metro stations in Dubai. Let’s take a closer look at each of them. The following list of tourist attractions near Dubai Metro is perfect if you have a layover in Dubai and have a few hours to explore the city.

Dubai Frame/Zabeel Park (Max Fashion Metro Station)

• Landmarks: The Dubai Frame and Zabeel Park
• Metro Station: Max Fashion (previously Al Jafiliya)
• Metro Line: Red Line

Following Dubai Airport, the next major tourist attraction on the Dubai Metro is the magnificent Dubai Frame . This attraction hold one of the world records in Dubai and is definitely worth a visit. It stands at the height of 150 metres and offers panoramic views of both Old and New Dubai. You also get to be part of an immersive gallery displaying the evolution of the city. 

The Frame takes visitors through a journey of three different time periods of the UAE — its past, present and future.

Getting to the Dubai Frame from Max Fashion station requires a 10-minute walk from the stop, but it’s well worth it because you get to see Zabeel Park, one of the best parks in Dubai !

• Dubai Frame Ticket Price : AED 50 for adults | AED 20 for children from 3-12 years | Free for kids under 3 and people of determination with two companions
• Dubai Frame Timings:  09:00 am – 09:00 pm
• Getting there: Get off at the Max Fashion Landside exit and walk to the Dubai Frame gate (previously known as Gate 4/stargate)

Dubai World Trade Centre

The Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) is among the most happening destinations in Dubai. The centre plays a vital role in facilitating international trade in the Middle East. It hosts several exhibitions, conventions, concerts and fairs on a regular basis.

If you’re visiting towards the end of the month – you might get your hands on some of the ridiculously low-priced stuff at the monthly CBBC sales!

• Getting here: The Dubai Metro Red Line runs along the DWTC. With its own dedicated metro station, it’s easy for anyone to reach the venue. The trains run from 05:00 am to 11:00 pm.

Emirates Tower

Like other iconic landmarks such as Burj Khalifa, Emirates Towers is also among the iconic buildings in Dubai . Plus, it is easily reachable via the emirate’s metro system. The two-tower complex is also among the tallest skyscrapers in the UAE . The structure is also referred to as Jumeirah Emirates Towers and is serviced by the Red Line.

Emirates Towers took over the position of tallest building from the Burj Al Arab in the year 2000. It may not be the tallest tower anymore, but a trip here is well worth the photo opportunity. Plus, Emirates Towers is located close to the soon-to-open Museum of the Future !

• Getting here: Like DWTC, Emirates Towers also has its own metro station. Both stations are six minutes away from each other.

Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Mall

• Landmarks: Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, Dubai Opera, Dubai Fountain
• Metro Station: Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall

If you want to visit most of Dubai’s popular tourist attractions in a day, you should get off at the Burj Khalifa/ Dubai Mall metro station. This metro station takes you to the heart of the city, Downtown Dubai .

Use the mall’s metro link bridge to visit The Dubai Mall . Aside from shopping, you get to enjoy a spectacular array of activities in The Dubai Mall . The facility is home to the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo as well as the Dubai Fountain — both of which are major attractions in the city. While you enjoy the fountain’s theatrics, you can check off the Burj Khalifa from your list of places to visit in Dubai via metro.

Another popular place to visit near the area is the acclaimed Dubai Opera . It is the first performing arts theatre in the city and hosts events ranging from jazz performances to stand-up comedy and concerts.

• Getting there: Head to the Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall station and use the Dubai Mall Link Bridge to walk to the mall. All the mentioned attractions apart from the Dubai Opera are here. You will need to walk to the opera house from the mall.

The Dubai Canal is another popular attraction – a visit there is counted among the  best free things to do in Dubai . This 3.2km long artificial canal runs through Sheikh Zayed Road . The recreational spot features a 3km running track and a 12km cycling track, perfect for fitness enthusiasts.

• Getting there:  Get down at the Business Bay station and take a short cab ride to the Tolerance Bridge on Dubai Canal.

Mall of the Emirates/ Ski Dubai: Mall of the Emirates Metro Station

• Landmarks: Mall of the Emirates (MOE), Ski Dubai
• Metro Station: Mall of the Emirates
• Metro line: Red Line

Like The Dubai Mall, the Mall of the Emirates or MOE is also considered among the best malls in Dubai — for good reason. It serves all the residents in Al Barsha . Furthermore, it is home to indoor skiing in Dubai – a ski resort with sub zero temperatures. The facility has a range of suitable activities for adults and kids, like skiing, access to a snow park and a meetup with the penguins and more.

Once you are done playing in the snow, shop at any high-end brands or dine at the many restaurants at the Mall of the Emirates . Additionally, you can try other activities in MOE like rock climbing and trampoline jumps.

Getting there: The metro link in the Mall of the Emirates is located on the first floor above Carrefour.

Ibn Battuta Mall (Ibn Battuta Metro Station)

• Landmark: Ibn Battuta Mall
• Metro Station: Ibn Battuta metro station
• Metro line: Red line

Another one of the popular tourist attractions near the Dubai Metro is the beautiful Ibn Batutta Mall . Explore the exquisite architecture of Andalusia, China, Egypt, Persia, India and Tunisia under one roof while shopping at your favourite brand outlets or head to the food court. If you feel a bit adventurous, visit Sky Zone Dubai  – an indoor trampoline park with multiple activities!

When it comes to the shops in Ibn Battuta Mall, visitors are spoilt for choice. The retail hub hosts a range of popular global brands in fashion, cosmetics and other categories. Feeling hungry? After a shopping spree, take the family to Pizza Express, Nando’s or any of the other popular restaurants in Ibn Battuta Mall .

If a retail binge isn’t on your agenda, you will be glad to know that there are a bunch of other things to do in Ibn Battuta Mall . For example, you can go bowling, catch a movie at a cinema or take the kids to Fun City.

Getting there: Get down at the Ibn Battuta Mall Landside exit. From there you can easily walk to the mall.

• Landmark: Expo 2020 site
• Metro Station: Expo Station

Thanks to the new Route 2020 extension, the Expo 2020 site is now accessible via the Dubai Metro. The highly anticipated event will commence from October 1st 2021, to May 31st 2022. So, you can plan a visit here during this time.

The event is geared to be the best in the emirate, including everything from educational programmes to games and more. Over 192 countries will be participating in the mega event and most of the attractions have been confirmed. The event will stretch over six months, so you can add a visit to it on your “tourist attractions covered by Dubai Metro” list.

You can travel directly to the venue via the Dubai Metro Red Line.

• Getting here: Access the Red Line to head to the Expo 2020 site

SPECIAL MENTIONS: OTHER GREAT PLACES TO VISIT BY THE METRO

Apart from the mentioned places, visitors to the emirate can go to these places near Dubai Metro:

Burj Al Arab/Jumeirah Beach

• Landmarks: Burj Al Arab, Jumeirah Beach, Kite Beach,
• Metro Station: Al Safa or Umm Al Sheif

The iconic Burj Al Arab is another one of the popular attractions in Dubai near the metro. Getting here will require you to hail a cab from the Umm Al Sheif metro station as the distance is considerable.

This luxury hotel is known for its iconic sail-shaped silhouette that sits on a man-made island off the coast of Jumeirah Beach. There are plenty of things to do in Burj Al Arab , but unless you are part of an authorised guided tour or a guest at the hotel, it’s a bit tricky to get access to explore the hotel. The easy workaround is to grab afternoon tea or a meal at one of the restaurants in Burj Al Arab.

PRO TIP:  If entering the hotel is not your main focus, head to the Al Safa metro station and tell your cabbie to take you to Kite Beach. It is one of the best beaches in Dubai and so automatically qualifies for the best tourist places near Dubai Metro. There are activities at Kite Beach to look forward to as well.

Getting there:  For Kite Beach, head to Al Safa and cab it. It’s the same if you want to go to Burj Al Arab, but for that you need to get off at the Umm Al Sheif metro station.

Exploring Old Dubai on the Metro

For those who would prefer exploring Dubai’s rich heritage and culture, the metro stations on the green line are where your eyes should be at. Here are a few other great places with plenty of things to do near the Dubai Metro.

Al Fahidi Historical District (Al Fahidi Metro Station)

• Landmarks: Bastakia Quarter, Museums, Arba rides
• Metro Station: Sharaf DG Metro Station
• Metro Line: Green Line

Those looking to take in the culture and visit historical sites near the emirate’s metro can visit Al Fahidi Historical District . Commonly referred to as the Bastakiya Quarter, this area is the oldest in Dubai. The district holds memories of a time that pre-dates the formation of the emirates, when pearl fishing was a major contributor to the country’s economy. Walk through the winding alleys and come across buildings made from palm wood, gypsum and ochre.

Apart from housing some of the country’s oldest architecture, it is home to the Dubai Museum , set inside Al Fahidi Fort, former home to the previous monarch. Here, you can find a range of exhibits on display featuring shops from the early 1950s and even some artefacts dating back to 3000 BC.

Additionally, some of the best museums in Dubai are also located in the area.

The area is open to all tourists at any time of the day. However, visitors are expected to consider the timings of the landmarks and museums they plan to visit.

All in all, a visit here is among the best things to do in a day in Dubai .

Getting there: Go to Sharaf DG Metro Station and get out from Exit 4. Al Bastakiya Quarter is a seven-minute walk away from the exit.

Finally, we have the famous Gold Souk on our list of tourist attractions near the Dubai Metro. Dubai is known as the ‘City of Gold’ because of the massive gold shopping complex that features endless rows of shops selling handcrafted jewellery, diamonds and other precious jewels in one place.

As you walk around, you will also get to see some of the traditional souks in Dubai , including the Deira Perfume Souk, Spice Souk and the Textile Souk. These markets are considered one of the best places to buy souvenirs in Dubai . Keep in mind, haggling in this area is allowed, so make sure to get your game face on when you visit.

Getting here: Get off at Al Ras Metro Station on the Green Line. Walk to Al Khor Street and northeast to Old Baldiya Street. The route may get complicated from here on, so it’s best to ask the locals for directions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can i buy tickets to the dubai metro.

You can buy a one-time ticket or Nol Card to ride the metro in the emirate. RTA Nol cards in Dubai are available at all metro stations. You can also purchase them at supermarkets like Spinneys, Waitrose and Carrefour.  Topping them up is also easy as it can be done online via ticketing machines in metro stations. 

Where can I live near Dubai metro stations?

The emirate’s metro service is a convenient way to get around. If you plan to move to Dubai and don’t have a private vehicle, a priority is looking for accommodations near the metro.  You can find suitable apartments to rent near Dubai Metro within proximity to the Red and Green lines. These include stations in Discovery Gardens, Business Bay and Al Nahda, among others. 

What is so great about the Dubai Metro?

Did you know? The emirate’s public transport service is officially the longest driverless metro in the world. Another one of the interesting facts about Dubai Metro is that it operates more than 70 trains at the same time.

Planning on visiting the emirate soon? Take the metro and check into any of the hotels near metro stations in Dubai . Examples include Holiday Inn Al Barsha and Fairmont Dubai. 

Don’t forget to Check out rules for tourists in Dubai – it’s the kind of prep work that turns “meh” vacations into marvelous memories.

That concludes our review of the best attractions near Dubai Metro. Stay tuned to MyBayut for more updates on the latest happenings in the UAE!

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Dubai metro stations and the most important tourist places near them

Dubai metro stations are characterized by covering most areas of the emirate and connecting them with each other, as well as facilitating access to the most famous tourist places directly from the passenger terminals at Dubai International Airport. The Dubai Metro’s itinerary extends for about 76 km from Jebel Ali in the Red Line to the Al Qusais neighborhood in the Green Line, passing through the most prominent areas and neighborhoods of the emirate such as Deira, Al Khor and Dubai Marina. In this report we will talk about all Dubai metro stations and the places close to them in detail to help you reach your tourist destinations in Dubai with ease. We have already prepared a comprehensive guide and reference on Dubai Metro and how to use it, hours of operation, prices and more. You can view it by clicking here.

Map of Dubai metro stations

The Dubai Metro map includes 49 stations distributed on 5 central regions in the emirate through each of the red and green lines, including 13 underground stations. It is planned that the number of additional stations will increase by 7 additional stations after the completion of construction of the new 2020 lane. The following interactive map shows all the Dubai Metro stations open to date. You can click on the map to zoom in and move between stations. You can also click the arrow on the left to display station names.

Dubai metro stations in order

Below we show the names and locations of all metro stations in Dubai in order for each of the two lines separately in addition to the famous tourist places near each station in a simple schedule and with a separate map for each station. You can open the maps in the following table by clicking on the “Map View” button and you will be directed to Google Maps, where you can use the GPS to reach the stations.

Dubai Metro stations red line

Dubai Red Line stretches for more than 52 km from Jebel Ali to Al Rashidiya, passing through the city center and the most important tourist areas in Dubai, and it includes 29 stations, including two stations at Dubai International Airport with passenger buildings 1,3.

Station name Station number Location Nearby attractions

Rashidiya 11 Rashidiya View map »

Fly Emirates 12 Al-Garhoud View map »

Airport Terminal 3 13 Dubai Airport Free Zone View map » Dubai international airport

Airport Terminal 1 14 Dubai Airport Free Zone View map » Dubai international airport

Ji Ji Ku 15th Al-Garhoud View map »

Deira City Center 16 Deira View map » gold market

Tenderness 17 Deira View map »

the Union 18 Deira View map »

Burjuman 19 Bur Dubai View map »

ADCB 20 dignity View map » Dubai Creek Dubai Museum

Al Jafiliya 21 Al Jafiliya View map » Zabeel Park

World Trade Center 22 trade Center View map »

Emirates towers 23 trade Center View map »

Financial Center 24 Dubai International Financial Center View map »

Burj Khalifa / Dubai Mall 25 Downtown (city center) View map » Burj Khalifa The Dubai Mall Dubai Dancing Fountain Dubai Aquarium

Business Bay 26 Business Bay View map »

Noor Bank Islamic 29 Al Quoz View map » The Oasis Mall

First Abu Dhabi Bank 31 Al Quoz View map »

Emirates Mall 32 Al Barsha View map » Emirates Mall Ski Dubai

Honor DG 33 Al Barsha View map »

Dubai Internet city 34 Barsha Heights View map » Palm Island

Palm 35 Dubai Media City View map »

Damac Properties 36 Dubai Marina (Dubai Marina) View map » Skydive Dubai Dubai Marina Mall

Jumeirah Lakes Towers 37 Jumeirah Lakes Towers View map » Dubai Marina Mall

Palm Port Towers 38 Mount on View map »

Ibn Battuta 39 Mount on View map » Ibn Battuta Mall

energy 40 Mount on View map »

Danube 41 Mount on View map »

UAE Exchange (Mount on) 42 Mount on View map »

Important Alert : There is a partial closure at the Jumeirah Towers, Abraaj and Mina Al Nakheel stations on Friday and Saturday of each week, starting from the fifth of January 2020 until mid-2020 … You can watch this video to learn how to pass the closed part by clicking Here

Dubai metro stations green danger

The green line extends for about 24 km from the communications station in Al Qusais to the Al Khor station in the Creek area in Dubai, and the line includes 20 stations spread over many vital areas of the city.

Telecom 11 Al Qusais View map »

Al Qusais 12 Al Qusais View map »

Dubai Airport Free Zone 13 Al Qusais View map »

Renaissance 14 Al Qusais View map »

the stadium 15th Al Qusais View map »

Leadership 16 Twar View map »

Abu Hail 17 Deira View map »

Abu Bakr 18 Deira View map » Reef Mall

Salahuddin 19 Deira View map »

the Union 20 Deira View map »

Bunyas Square 21 Deira View map »

Deira Palm 22 Deira View map »

Head 23 Deira View map » Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum’s house gold market

Stupidity 24 Bur Dubai View map » Dubai Museum

Al-Fahidi 25 Bur Dubai View map » Dubai Museum

Burjuman 26 Bur Dubai View map »

Oud Metha 27 Oud Metha View map »

Dubai Healthcare City 28 Umm Hurair View map » Creek Park

Paddle 29 Paddle View map » The cultural village

The creek 30 Paddle View map » Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Library

Dubai Metro Line intersection

The Dubai Metro red line intersects with green vegetables at Burjuman Station located in the Business Bay area and Union Station located in Al Karamah, so to facilitate the rapid and easy movement of passengers between the two lines.

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Dubai Metro Map With Tourist Attractions

Welcome to the vibrant city of Dubai, a bustling metropolis that seamlessly combines modern architecture with a rich cultural heritage.

As you embark on your exploration of this dazzling destination, the Dubai Metro will prove to be your ultimate companion, offering a convenient and efficient way to navigate the city.

With its extensive network and strategic location, the Dubai Metro provides easy access to a plethora of remarkable tourist attractions that showcase the city’s opulence, diversity, and grandeur.

In this article, we invite you to embark on a virtual journey through Dubai’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems, all conveniently located along the Dubai Metro lines.

We will explore the magnificent sights, vibrant neighborhoods, and cultural hotspots that await you at each stop, ensuring that you make the most of your time in this awe-inspiring city.

The Dubai Metro Green Line is a gateway to some of the most captivating destinations in the city, offering a unique blend of traditional charm and modern attractions.

Starting from Etisalat Station and extending to Creek Station, this line takes you through a diverse range of neighborhoods and cultural hotspots.

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Must-See Attractions Close to Dubai Metro Stations

The Dubai Metro stations are strategically located to provide easy access to some of the city’s must-see attractions.

From iconic landmarks to cultural hubs and entertainment centers, these stations serve as gateways to a plethora of captivating experiences.

Starting with the Red Line, the Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall Station is a gateway to one of Dubai’s most iconic attractions.

Step off the train and find yourself in the shadow of the towering Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building.

Experience breathtaking views from its observation decks, explore the vast Dubai Mall, and marvel at the captivating Dubai Fountain show, all within walking distance from the station.

Moving along the Red Line, the Mall of the Emirates Station leads you to a world of luxury and entertainment.

Home to the famous Ski Dubai , this indoor ski resort offers a unique winter wonderland experience in the heart of the desert.

Additionally, the Mall of the Emirates boasts an array of high-end shops, gourmet dining options, and an impressive entertainment complex.

For a taste of traditional Arabian culture, the Al Fahidi Station on the Green Line is your gateway to the Al Fahidi Historic District.

Visit the Dubai Museum, housed in the Al Fahidi Fort, to gain insights into the city’s past.

Continuing on the Green Line, the Dubai Creek Station allows you to explore the vibrant area surrounding Dubai Creek.

Take a traditional abra ride across the creek, visit the Gold and Spice Souks, and soak in the enchanting atmosphere of Deira and Bur Dubai.

The bustling markets, traditional architecture, and waterfront promenades offer a glimpse into the city’s rich heritage.

As you venture further along the Green Line, the Dubai Marina Station offers access to the stunning Dubai Marina district.

Marvel at the impressive skyscrapers, stroll along the waterfront promenade  known as The Walk and indulge in world-class dining and entertainment options.

For a unique perspective, consider taking a dhow cruise along the marina and experience the city’s glittering skyline from the water.

These are just a few examples of the remarkable attractions that can be easily accessed from Dubai Metro stations.

Whether you’re seeking cultural immersion, architectural marvels, or retail therapy, the Dubai Metro ensures that you can conveniently explore the city’s most enticing destinations.

So, hop on the metro, alight at your chosen station, and embark on an unforgettable journey through the vibrant tapestry of Dubai’s must-see attractions.

Tips for Using the Dubai Metro System

Using the Dubai Metro system is a convenient and efficient way to navigate the city.

To make the most of your experience, here are some helpful tips:

Obtain a Nol Card

Before boarding the Dubai Metro, make sure to purchase a Nol Card , which is a smart card used for payment.

It can be obtained from ticket vending machines or customer service centers located at metro stations.

Plan your Journey

Familiarize yourself with the Dubai Metro map and plan your journey in advance. Identify the stations closest to your desired destinations and determine the most convenient routes to reach them.

This will save you time and ensure a smooth travel experience.

Be Mindful of Peak Hours

The Dubai Metro can get crowded during peak hours, particularly in the morning and evening on weekdays.

If possible, plan your trips outside of these busy periods to avoid the rush.

Mind the Metro Timings

The Dubai Metro operates from approximately 5:00 am to midnight on weekdays, and with extended timings on weekends and public holidays.

Make sure to check the schedule in advance to plan your journeys accordingly, as there might be slight variations in timings on different days of the week.

What is the Dubai Metro?

The Dubai Metro is a modern, driverless metro system that serves as a major mode of public transportation in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It consists of two main lines, the Red Line and the Green Line, connecting various parts of the city.

How can I obtain a Dubai Metro map?

You can obtain a Dubai Metro map from the Dubai Metro stations, customer service centers, or by downloading it from the official Dubai Metro website. It is also commonly available at tourist information centers and hotels in Dubai.

How can I find tourist attractions on the Dubai Metro map?

Tourist attractions are typically marked on the Dubai Metro map with specific symbols or icons. You can look for these symbols to identify the stations that are in close proximity to popular tourist destinations.

Are all tourist attractions easily accessible by the Dubai Metro?

Many tourist attractions in Dubai are conveniently located near Dubai Metro stations. However, it’s important to note that some attractions may require additional modes of transportation or a short walk from the nearest metro station. The Dubai Metro is well-connected to other modes of public transportation, allowing for seamless transfers.

Can I use the same Dubai Metro ticket to visit multiple tourist attractions?

Yes, you can use the same Nol Card or ticket to visit multiple tourist attractions using the Dubai Metro. The Nol Card can be loaded with credit and used for multiple journeys within the specified zones. Just ensure that your card has sufficient balance for your entire journey.

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Tourist Attractions near Dubai Metro 

Map Dubai with a Metro Map

Are you planning a trip to Dubai? You are certainly going to fall in love with the city. Dubai is a well connected city by public transport. You can travel by bus or metro if you are not willing to spend on the luxury of private transport. Metro in Dubai is one of the best public transportation services in the world. So, let us help you enjoy your Dubai trip by Dubai Metro. You might need a Dubai attractions map to explore the whole of Dubai. Let us help you with your list of places to visit in Dubai by metro. 

Dubai Metro is divided into zones. It makes it easier to explore things nearby according to the neighborhood. Further, there are two lines of Metro stations. The red line runs to the new Dubai areas while the green line is for the Old Dubai/ Bur Dubai area.

Zone 1 has several metro stations. However, two of them are important from a tourist perspective.

Metro Station: Ibn Battuta

Ibn Battuta metro station has lots of things for tourists and adventure seekers in the vicinity. The most important of all are

• Ibn Battuta Mall: Ibn Battuta Mall is Dubai’s largest themed shopping mall. Its peculiarities include captivating artistic decorations, around 300 retail shopping outlets, 3 hotels, and great dining. Ibn Battuta Mall also hosts several trusted brand outlets on its premises. 
• Gurunanak Sikh Temple: It is the world’s first ISO certified Gurudwara. Close to Ibn Battuta Dubai Metro, this place promotes cultural diversity, peace, and hope in Dubai. Furthermore, it is run by the local Sikh community and is regularly visited by millions of tourists. 

Metro Station: Energy

• Jebel Ali Hindu Temple: The most popular tourist attraction near Dubai Metro is the Hindu Temple of Dubai. This temple, also known as the Jebel Ali Hindu Temple is a sacred place of worship for Hindus. You can also reach this temple via Jebel Ali Dubai Metro. 

Zone 2 consists of many popular tourist attractions in Dubai . It also connects the famous Jumeirah Beach Residence and Dubai Marina in the neighbourhood. Important metro stations in this zone are

Metro Station: Mall of the Emirates

• The Mall of the Emirates: Considered among the largest shopping malls in Dubai, this mall houses more than 600 retail stores of local and international brands. The Mall of the Emirates has several entertainment and dining options as well. Once you are done with the shopping, you can enjoy skiing at the Ski Dubai on the same premises. 

Metro Station: Jebel Ali

With the calm and cool beach breeze, embark on a leisure time activity at the tourist attractions near Jebel Ali metro station. The most popular of them is

• Jebel Ali Beach: A spotless beautiful beach with high traffic port that can host the world’s largest ships. Moreover, Jebel Ali Beach has calm vibes and a welcoming environment. 

Metro Station: Sobha Realty

Originally named Dubai Marina was renamed as Sobha Realty metro station because of the largest project in Dubai. This station connects you to the hundreds of water sports in Dubai Marina . 

• Dubai Marina: The Marina is the hub of every water adventure one can think of. From Parasailing to Jet pack, boating, and Dhow cruise Dubai as well as dinner on cruise, Marina has it all. Dubai Marina is one of the most adored tourist attractions by travellers across the globe.

Also, consider the tram lines at JBR in this zone. The Tram line starts from Jumeirah Lake Towers and ends at Al Sufouh Depot. Tram can also be used to visit several popular spots in Dubai like

• Jumeirah Beach
• Jumeirah Lake Towers
• Dubai Marina
• Marina Walk
• Dubai Media City
• Palm Jumeirah
• Princes  Towers

Zone 5 has both red and green lines of the metro. It has a Union station where both the lines cross. Especially, the airport terminals, city centre and stadium, all fall in this zone. The important Dubai Metro station in this Zone.

Metro Station: Union

You can change your path from the red line to the green line and vice versa here at the Union Metro Dubai. One of the most visited places from Union metro station is 

• Dhow Wharfage: This is one of the places in Dubai that speaks volumes about its rich history and cultural value. People visit this place to learn and experience traditional ways of cargo trading. You can see dhows and boats which are hundreds of years old still in use. Lastly, satisfy your appetite by enjoying a delicious buffet at the floating restaurant at the Dhow Wharfage.

Metro Station: City Centre

This metro station is situated in Deira city. There are two major places you can visit from this metro station.

• City Centre Deira Mall: This is one of the oldest and largest malls in Dubai. This mall has a balance of brands and budget shopping options. From big labels to local brands for affordable souvenirs, you can shop for everything here. With innumerable dining and snacking options, this place is a must visit in the area. 
• Deira clock tower: The clock tower has an interesting story behind its existence. Especially, the story of a gift. This roundabout is aesthetically pleasing to the eyes. 

Zone 6 is the zone with the most number of tourist attractions in Dubai. This Zone also has both green and red lines. The most important tourist attractions are close to the metro stations of Zone 6.  

Metro Station: Creek

Tourist attractions near the Creek metro station are of natural and environmental value. This is on the green line of Dubai Metro.

• Dubai Creek: Deira Creek is the water resource around which the city prospers. The creek offers a refreshing view of the creek waters. You can also ride an Abra, the traditional Arabian boat to cross the creek from the Bur Dubai shore to the Deira shore. 
• Creek Park: Dubai Creek Park is the second largest park in Dubai. With greenery all around, this place is a perfect venue to relax for people of all ages altogether. A variety of activities like a dolphin show, planetarium, infotainment activities for kids, and shaded areas for walks make it a family friendly picnic spot. 
• Festival City Mall Dubai: Home to the largest food court in Dubai, the Dubai Festival City Mall has 400 shopping outlets of popular brands. Besides, it is one of the most loved Dubai shopping festival

Metro Station: Burjuman

Burjuman is at the transit station of the red and green lines of Dubai Metro. Additionally, with two famous attractions within walking distance vicinity, Burjuman Dubai Metro is a highly used metro station. 

• Burjuman Mall: Burjuman Mall is called a paradise for fashion lovers. It is one of the oldest malls in Dubai. It is very close to the metro station and has more than 200 shopping outlets and separate dining and entertainment areas.
• Al Seef: Al Seef is a long promenade on the shore of Dubai Creek. Altogether, it reflects the culture and tradition of Old Dubai and the sophistication of modern Dubai. It has cafes and restaurants from different countries serving international and local cuisines with a view of Dubai Creek. You can also find some places to shop for souvenirs here on Al Seef . Al Seef is a must visit place in Dubai. 

Metro Station: Al Ghubaiba

Al Ghubaiba is on the green line of Dubai Metro. You can visit a lot of places from this metro station. Some of them are:

• Al Fahdi Fort: It is the oldest building in Dubai. The Al Fahidi  fort has a rich history and heritage value also. Additionally, life size dioramas of ancient Arabic people depict the traditional Bedouin lifestyle in this fort. 
• Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood: If you are a history and culture enthusiast, get down to the Al Ghubaiba metro station and visit the Al Fahidi historical neighbourhood . The traditional village feels will quench your curiosity.
• Al Shindagha Museum: It is a heritage museum particularly dedicated to education, exploration and culture. It is a waterfront museum that depicts the story of the nation at the place where it took birth. Also, to learn about the story behind Dubai’s progress, one must visit this Al Shindagha Museum: in Dubai.  

Metro Station: Sharaf DG 

Formerly known as the Al Fahidi metro station, this station connects you to the world of souks, and traditional markets. 

• Meena Bazaar: Meena Bazaar Dubai , though located in Dubai, gives you the feel of a traditional Indian market. Firstly, shop for everything and haggle a little to get things at prices you agree on. From clothes, jewellery, and food items to souvenirs, you can shop for almost everything here. 
• Textile souk: Go to this traditional textile market where you can find both stitched and unstitched clothes of many beautiful varieties. It is also close to the Sharaf DG Dubai Metro. 
• Old Souk/ Bur Dubai Souk: The grand traditional market of Dubai. The variety of vibrant things like shawls, bags, carpets, and other hand-woven and machine made things you can find here is unique to this Souk. Especially, because you will hardly find it in any other market in Dubai or the world. 

Metro Station: Gold Souk

Step out of this metro station and just walk into the favourite shopping spot of tourists in Dubai. The spot is

• Gold Souk Dubai: Buying gold is on the bucket list of most tourists in Dubai as gold is tax free in Dubai. Welcome to the glittering world of gold in the city of gold, Dubai. Experience gold shopping like never before at affordable prices in the Dubai gold souk. 

Metro Station: Dubai Mall/ Burj Khalifa

The iconic places that speak of the grandeur and advancement of Dubai are located close to this metro station. Top tourist attractions include

• Burj Khalifa:   The tallest building in the world and the symbol of the grandeur of Dubai, the iconic Burj Khalifa stands tall in the city of deserts. In addition to this, there are observation decks on top floors that give top of the world view.
• Dubai Mall: Dubai Mall is the largest mall in Dubai. Especially, it houses the largest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa. Dubai Mall has several brand shopping outlets with a lot of entertainment and fun activities. At last, experience adventure games, the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo , and the largest choreographed fountains in the world, here at Dubai Mall. 

Metro Station: Emirates Tower

Emirates Tower Metro station takes you to the famous Museum of Future Dubai and Emirates Tower Hotel. 

• Museum of the Future: Museums are mostly seen as a place to study history, but this innovative museum on Sheikh Zayed Road is one of its kind. This museum welcomes people of all ages to see, touch, and shape the possible future humanity can create with scientific knowledge and technological advancement. 
• Emirates Tower: It is a grand hotel building that portrays architectural excellence. Back in time, these towers were the tallest building in Dubai. This luxury business hotel has 56 floors and is a symbol of Dubai City. 

Metro Station: Max

The Max metro station gives you close access to tourist attractions in the Zabeel district of Dubai. The most important ones are

• Zabeel Park: This park is one of the largest parks in Dubai. You can enjoy live music, leisure walks, barbeque and a lot of other fun activities in Zabeel Park. The Park is popular because it offers a great view of the Dubai Frame Tickets.
• Dubai Frame: Located in the Zabeel park itself, this structure is the largest frame in the world. Moreover, it also offers a picturesque view of both sides of Dubai through it. 

Conclusion 

By far you know most of the places you can visit by taking the Dubai metro. Dubai Metro is an example to the whole world of how well a city can be connected through public transport. So now, just pick up the Dubai Metro Map, follow the guidelines, and map the whole of Dubai conveniently. Metro is not the only form of transport available in Dubai. You can hop on a bus to reach places on your bucket list or for better convenience, just rent a car. Besides, you can also choose Travel Saga’s excellent transportation services for your Dubai trip and make it hassle free. 

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Q. When did Dubai Metro start?

Dubai Metro was first inaugurated on 9 September 2009.

Q. Can we go sightseeing in Dubai by taking the metro?

Of course, yes. You can visit major tourist attractions by traveling with the Dubai Metro.

Q. What is the specialty of Dubai Metro?

All metros are completely automatic and driverless. The platforms are also air-conditioned and the metro has edge doors.

Q. Are there other convenient transport options in Dubai?

You can roam around Dubai on either private or public transport. There are metro, buses, and rental cars to choose from.

Q. How to use Dubai Metro for tourists?

Tourists can buy single, return, and day pass tickets or get an NOL card made to use Dubai Metro.

Q. What is the significance of the Red and Green lines of Dubai Metro?

The green lines of Dubai Metro run chiefly in the older parts of Dubai city whereas, the red lines cover the urban or relatively new parts of the city.

Q. Is the parking at metro stations free of charge?

Yes, metro station parking is available free of cost to metro users.

Q. Can we eat or drink in the Dubai Metro?

Beware, as you can not eat, drink, or smoke in Dubai Metro. Moreover, you can end up giving fines to officials if you are caught chewing gum or even drinking water.

A layman’s guide to exploring Dubai by public transport. Have a look at this illustration to visit Dubai tourist places nearby Dubai metro stations. 

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Complete Dubai Metro Guide For 2024

Are You Traveling To Dubai And Need Help Navigating The Metro? Check Out This Dubai Metro Guide!

Welcome to our comprehensive Dubai Metro Guide, your essential companion for navigating the city of Dubai with ease.

This guide offers valuable insights and tips to help you explore the city’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems smoothly and efficiently using its world-class metro system.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a frequent traveler, our guide will make your journey through Dubai seamless and enjoyable.

This blog post was written and submitted by Tanya from Burj Diary .

Dubai Metro Guide

Let’s jump into everything you need to know about using the Dubai Metro.

How does Dubai Metro work?

The Dubai Metro is an automatic system that’s fast and reliable.

It has two main lines, the Red and Green, connecting the city’s key spots like malls, landmarks, and living areas.

The Dubai Metro has air-conditioned and roomy carriages.

Also, there is a place for wheelchairs, and it offers assistance to those with disabilities.

You’ll find escalators, elevators, and guide paths in stations.

In addition, with constant monitoring and staff on-site, the metro is safe.

Remember to be polite like standing to the right on escalators and not eating or drinking on the train.

What is special about Dubai Metro?

Dubai Metro is famous for its modern design, wide reach, and ease of use.

It’s one of the first metro systems in the world that runs without drivers, using advanced technology to work smoothly.

The stations and trains are built with a modern look and are eco-friendly, using natural light to save energy.

Also, the Metro links important places, homes, and work areas across Dubai, making it a key part of the city’s travel system.

What are the Dubai Metro routes?

The Dubai Metro network consists of two main lines that serve the city: the Red Line and the Green Line.

Each covers a broad swath of Dubai’s urban landscape.

The Red Line stretches 52 kilometers from Al Rashidiya, close to Dubai International Airport, to UAE Exchange.

Connecting major spots like Dubai Marina, the Dubai Mall, and Burj Khalifa across its 29 stations.

The Green Line is a bit shorter at 22 kilometers and has 20 stations.

It runs from Etisalat in the northeast to Creek in the southwest, passing through Dubai’s older neighborhoods like Deira and Bur Dubai, giving access to historical sites and residential zones.

What are the main Dubai Metro stations and zones?

The Dubai Metro system is divided into several zones, which help determine fare levels and organize the network for operational efficiency .

Here’s an overview of the main stations and zones:

Main Stations on the Red Line:

• Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall Station: Offers direct access to the world’s tallest building and the largest mall.
• Dubai Marina: Serves the bustling waterfront community, known for its skyscrapers and vibrant nightlife.
• Deira City Centre: A key station for shopping and business in the heart of old Dubai.
• Al Rashidiya: The starting point of the Red Line, close to Dubai International Airport.

Main Stations on the Green Line:

• Al Ghubaiba : Located in the historic Bur Dubai area, close to the Creek and traditional markets.
• Union Station: One of the two transfer stations between the Red and Green Lines, located in Deira.
• BurJuman Station: The second transfer station in Bur Dubai offers access to one of the city’s premier shopping malls.

The Dubai Metro Map has seven zones, and the cost to ride depends on how many zones you travel through.

This makes it easy for everyone to use the metro, from the city center to the outskirts, and helps people figure out how much their trip will cost.

What are the different types of tickets?

The different types of tickets are:

• Nol Cards: The primary payment method for the Dubai Metro, Nol Cards are smart, rechargeable cards. They can be used across all forms of public transport in Dubai, including buses, trams, and water buses, in addition to the metro.
• Red Ticket: It’s meant for tourists and occasional users, and offers up to 10 single journeys or unlimited travel across all zones for a day.
• Silver Card: It’s meant for regular commuters, cheaper than the Red Ticket, and valid for all modes and zones, with a reloadable balance.
• Gold Card: The Gold Card provides Silver Card benefits plus access to luxury Gold Class cabins on the metro and tram for upscale travel.
• Blue Card: The Blue Card offers Silver Card features with added benefits such as balance protection and customizable travel history.

How much are Dubai Metro tickets?

Here is the price of the metro tickets:

Red Ticket (Paper Ticket):

A single journey can cost between AED 4.00 and AED 8.50, depending on the number of zones crossed.

Nol Silver Card:

The cost for a single journey ranges from AED 3.00 to AED 7.50, based on the number of zones crossed.

Nol Gold Card:

Fares are double those of the Silver Card for the same journey, offering access to the exclusive Gold Class cabins.

Nol Blue Card:

Pricing for travel is the same as the Silver Card, but with added benefits like balance protection.

Special and Seasonal Passes :

Day passes and monthly passes offer unlimited travel and are priced based on the number of zones and class of service.

How do I pay for the metro in Dubai?

Paying for the Metro in Dubai is streamlined and user-friendly, primarily through the use of Nol Cards.

Purchasing a Nol Card:

Nol Cards are available and rechargeable at metro station vending machines and ticket offices, as well as at selected supermarkets and convenience stores across Dubai.

You can buy and recharge your Nol Cards online via their website or the Dubai app.

A feature especially useful for Blue Card holders to manage their accounts and track travel history.

Using Nol Card:

To travel on the metro, tap your Nol Card on the card reader at the entry and exit gates of the metro stations.

The fare for your journey is automatically calculated based on the number of zones crossed and deducted from your card balance.

You can check your Nol Card balance at ticket vending machines, through the RTA Dubai app, or by tapping your card on the card reader machines located at metro stations.

Types of Payments:

Pay-as-you-go: This is the most common method, where you top up your Nol Card with credit and the cost of each journey is deducted from your balance.

Seasonal Passes: For frequent travelers, monthly or daily passes can be purchased, offering unlimited travel within the chosen zones for a fixed price.

What are the operating hours?

The operating hours of the Dubai Metro vary between weekdays and weekends, ensuring convenient travel options for both residents and tourists.

Weekdays (Saturday to Wednesday): Typically operates from 5:00 AM to midnight.

Thursday: Services are extended, running from 5:00 AM to 1:00 AM ( the following day ).

Friday: Starts later due to Friday prayers, with operations usually from 10:00 AM to 1:00 AM ( the following day ).

Green Line:

Weekdays (Saturday to Wednesday): Generally runs from 5:30 AM to midnight.

Thursday: Extended hours from 5:30 AM to 1:00 AM ( the following day ).

Friday: Services start from 10:00 AM to 1:00 AM ( the following day ).

How often do the trains run?

The frequency of the Dubai Metro trains varies depending on the time of day and the day of the week.

It offers more frequent service during peak hours to accommodate the higher volume of passengers.

• Peak Hours: During the busiest times, typically from 6:30 AM to 9:00 AM and 4:30 PM to 8:00 PM on weekdays, trains run approximately every 3-5 minutes.
• Off-Peak Hours: Outside of these peak times, the interval between trains is usually around 5-7 minutes.
• Weekends and Holidays: On Fridays and public holidays, the service might be slightly less frequent, with trains running approximately every 6-8 minutes.

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Dubai Metro Guide – Nol Cards

Let’s take a look at what are the Nol Cards and how to use them.

What are Nol cards?

Nol Cards are a smart, rechargeable card system used to pay for public transport services in Dubai, including the Metro, buses, trams, and water buses.

They come in several types ( Red, Silver, Gold, and Blue ) to cater to different passenger needs, offering a convenient and cashless way to travel around the city.

Can you use Dubai Metro without a Nol card?

No, you cannot use the Dubai Metro without a Nol card.

The Nol card is essential for accessing and paying for rides as the system operates with this smart card for fare payment.

How much does a Nol card cost?

The cost of a Nol card varies depending on the type you choose, as each card caters to different user needs and offers various benefits.

• Red Ticket: This card is suitable for tourists and short-term visitors. It costs AED 2, but you need to load it with credit to travel. It can be topped up for up to 10 journeys or a day pass.
• Silver Card: Ideal for regular users, the Silver Card costs AED 25, which includes AED 19 worth of credit for use on all forms of public transport.
• Gold Card: Provides access to the Gold Class cabins on the Metro and Tram for a more comfortable journey. Like the Silver Card, it costs AED 25, including AED 19 worth of initial credit.
• Blue Card: A personalized card that offers the same fare rates as the Silver Card but with additional features like balance recovery in case of loss. The Blue Card costs AED 70, which includes AED 20 worth of credit.

Which Nol card is best for tourists in Dubai?

For tourists visiting Dubai, the Red Ticket and the Silver Card are the most suitable Nol card options, each catering to different lengths of stay and travel needs:

• Red Ticket: Ideal for short-term visitors or tourists who plan to use the metro and other public transport occasionally. It’s a paper-based, disposable option that can be loaded with up to 10 single journeys or a day pass for unlimited travel across all zones for one day.
• Silver Card: Best for tourists who are in Dubai for a longer period or anticipate using public transport frequently during their stay. The Silver Card offers the same pay-as-you-go convenience but with slightly lower fares per trip compared to the Red Ticket.

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Dubai Metro Guide – Additional Information

Below are a few more details to consider when planning to use the Dubai Metro.

What if I am a woman using Dubai Metro?

Women using the Dubai Metro have the option to travel in dedicated compartments designed to offer comfort and privacy. 

• Women and Children’s Compartment: Each train includes a carriage reserved exclusively for women and children. This compartment is clearly marked and located near the front of the train.
• Flexibility in Seating: While there is a dedicated compartment for women and children, women are not restricted to this area and have the freedom to travel in any part of the train.
• Security and Safety: The Dubai Metro is monitored by CCTV cameras, and security personnel are present to ensure the safety of all passengers.

Does Dubai Metro go to the airport?

Yes, the Dubai Metro goes to Dubai International Airport.

Red Line Stations: The Dubai Metro’s Red Line has two stations that serve Dubai International Airport:

• Terminal 1 Station: This station serves Terminal 1 of the airport, catering to passengers of most international airlines.
• Terminal 3 Station: Dedicated to Terminal 3, which is primarily used by Emirates Airlines and Qantas, offering easy access for passengers flying with these carriers.

Dubai Metro Guide – Tips For First-Time Travelers

Navigating the Dubai Metro for the first time can be a smooth experience with a few tips:

• Use the RTA Dubai app for real-time metro info, routes, and stations.
• Carry change for quicker Nol Card purchases at vending machines, especially during peak times.
• Avoid peak hours to dodge crowds, but be ready for busier times if you must travel then.
• There is no eating or drinking on trains, even chewing gum.
• Respect women’s and children’s compartments for their exclusive use.
• Know the metro map for easier navigation and transfers.
• Check the last train times, especially if you’re out late, to avoid inconvenience.

Below you will find some of the most frequently asked questions when it comes to navigating the subway in Dubai.

Is it easy to use the metro in Dubai?

Yes, the Dubai Metro is easy to use, with clear signage, English and Arabic announcements, and a straightforward route map.

Can tourists use the Dubai Metro?

Absolutely, tourists are encouraged to use the Dubai Metro, with convenient options like the Red Ticket and tourist passes.

Does Dubai Metro have Wi-Fi?

Yes, free Wi-Fi is available in Dubai Metro stations and on the trains, allowing passengers to stay connected.

Is the metro cheaper than a taxi in Dubai?

Yes, traveling by metro is generally more cost-effective than taking a taxi, especially for longer distances across the city.

Does Dubai Metro take cash?

No, Dubai Metro does not accept cash for travel; passengers must use a Nol Card to enter and exit the metro system.

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Conclusion: Complete Dubai Metro Guide

Dubai Metro is one of the world’s most modern and developed metro systems.

It is secure, fast, economical, and reliable.

Undoubtedly, it has revolutionized Dubai’s transportation system.

You will save on fuel costs while using it as well, which is also the best way to explore the city.

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