Bur Dubai is the first place on your venture to explore traditional Dubai. Bur Dubai is a historic area, filled with old houses, local joyful souks, offering traditional goods, beautiful mosques. Walking here will give you the feeling of Dubai from the past.
Take your time, wandering around, embracing the local color and the joy of busy old town.

Number two on your list will be AL Bastakia Quarter, also known as the Al-Fahidi historical quarter, which is the ancestral residence of Dubai's Royal Family. The Bastakiya Quarter is nestled among the city's high skyscrapers. The numerous Bastak (Iranian) tradesmen who arrived here in the nineteenth century gave this old fishing community its name.
The quaint small area is home to some local cafés as well as various art galleries featuring the work of local and international artists. You can walk around and explore all the stuff that goes way back in the past, the place majorly has a lot of antique things on display and the art galleries are worth visiting. Your time exploring won't be that long, so it's a good spot overall for a brief look.

As you're keeping up the pace with your foodie passion, the next place to check out will be the Dubai Coffee Museum.
The museum's workers will dive you into the history of coffee and the art of coffee making. Whilst in the process, make sure you get some coffee as well as accessories like latte art pens and milk jugs.

Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood features a diverse collection of exhibitions and galleries.
The XVA Gallery, located in the hotel, boasts pieces of art reflecting regional culture and architecture. The gallery specializes in contemporary works by artists from the Arab world, India, and Iran, with a presence at global art events like Art London and Art Basel Hong Kong.
It's also renowned for its award-winning restaurant, the XVA Café, serving regionally inspired vegetarian options.

This is a must-visit if you are here in Dubai. Warm welcome and friendly staff will brighten your afternoon. The menu gives a vast choice, and since every dish is delicious, the greatest challenge is to choose. In any case, the cheesecake is a must here.

Just when you're done looking and exploring more of Dubai's history, the next place you're going to check out is Al Nassma. It's not an ordinary chocolate store, but what makes this place authentic is its camel milk chocolates, with a lot of different varieties and a unique selection. This place is sure to keep your mouth watering.
During the visit, the staff will readily provide you with samples and will also tell you about the product. There's no mistake that the chocolates are sold on the first bite. You're surely going to carry some extra weight after you're done tasting all the food varieties. This place has various things to offer even if it's not the cheapest chocolate in town, but what would be a better present to bring home?

Alserkal Avenue is an artistic neighbourhood in Dubai's lively business area. It represents perfectly Dubai's underground art culture. Alserkal Avenue is home to around 35 galleries. There are several creative places available for artists to work on their creations.
Generally, anyone with a keen interest in art is sure to enjoy and love this place. With no rush and just plainly hours of walking exploring everything here, you could take your time and not miss anything this Avenue has to offer.

The menu is continually changing, with a diverse yet well-thought-out variety to satisfy everyone's preferences. The food quality and flavour are always consistent and delectable.
The restaurant is relaxing, decorated, and offers great views. This luxurious establishment serves up a combination of exquisite Asian and local delicacies, making it a must-try restaurant in Dubai. Overall, it is a fantastic end to the day!