Fun and entertainment United Arab Emirates

The Dubai Autodrome is a must for motor sports enthusiasts in Dubai. This FIA-approved racing circuit offers unforgettable driving experiences for individuals and groups. Whether by car or motorcycle, enthusiasts can explore their vehicle's performance in a controlled and safe environment during track days. In addition, Dubai Autodrome is also home to the Kartdrome, a premier karting destination with a 1.2 km outdoor circuit and a 600-meter air-conditioned indoor track. Dubai Autodrome also hosts local and international motorsport events, offering free entry to spectators.

Perched on the ^52nd floor of the Marriott Harbour Hotel, The Observatory offers a breathtaking view of Palm Jumeirah. To get the most out of it, it's best to get there before the sun goes down, and honestly, if skydiving doesn't tempt you or a helicopter flight is too expensive for you, let yourself be tempted by this place, which is one of the only ones that allows you to observe the Palm and the buildings around it, as well as the Marina district. You won't regret it, even if the smell of cold cigarettes can be a little disturbing to the nostrils.

The timeless address of the big city parties. Its sound volume animates the sleepless nights of this hotel. We come to have fun, not to sleep, on two levels, three interconnected bars, as many different rhythmic sources, pints galore, slim youth, "porsché" executives, what a mess, comrade! At the end of the week, it's Etna around the DJ. However, fans of hype parties will be left wanting more... Here, we're more in a pub atmosphere. In Dubai, it's a bit of a bubble of oxygen for fans of good-natured parties.

Arabian tea house has been open since 1997 and offers a 100% authentic Emirati break. You're bound to love taking a break here. Located in the historic Al Fahidi district, its shady terrace is a popular spot for Emiratis who like to get back to their roots. The minty lemonade is a delight, and don't hesitate to try the camel milk, renowned for its concentrated vitamins: you can enjoy it as is or as an ice cream. It's a truly charming and endearing café!

Brass Monkey is a superb 12-lane bowling alley with a pool table, arcade and virtual reality games, and two restaurants where you can meet up with friends in the cool of the heat, in a beautiful pub atmosphere and retro decor. It's only open to those over 21, as alcoholic beverages are served and smoking is permitted in certain areas. A very relaxing afternoon in prospect. We recommend going either when it opens or during the week, as Brass Monkey has become very popular with the young people of Dubai.

As if suspended above the busy Sheikh Zayed Road, the terrace bar on the ^43rd floor of Four Points by Sheraton offers guests 360° views of the city and its skyscrapers. With no fuss or muss, this is a quiet place to come for a drink, comfortably seated in soft armchairs, before dining in one of Downtown's many restaurants. You'll be able to take some great photos of the skyscrapers.

The Buddha Bar, invented in Paris just after the Barfly by Raymond Visan, and its tintino-zen maze décor under red chandeliers, is also in Dubai where it offers a superb view of the marina via large bay windows. Oriental atmosphere, a bit ethereal, prolonged by very good cocktails. As far as the clientele is concerned, it's flash-bimbo and hype lovers will not be disappointed. Address still in sight in this district after several years of opening, which triggers the arrival of sensational DJs. You are sure to find always people.

This bar located on the ^44th floor of the hotel offers a superb 360 degree view of the lights of the Marina, the skyscrapers. In a cozy atmosphere, you feel like you are in a private lounge surrounded by black and white photos, sitting in club chairs, with animal skin cushions, Old England atmosphere. Choose from an amazing range of champagnes, cocktails and over 100 whiskies. We go there for a quiet and muffled atmosphere to have a last drink. It is also an excellent choice for a tête-à-tête.

It's an institution in Abu Dhabi. After 25 years in business, they've just given it a complete makeover. The decor is that of an Irish tavern with all the right equipment: TV screens to watch the matches, darts, loud noise in the background, customers leaving the office for a pre-party by the pool. On the menu, we find all the sliders of a self-respecting pub. It's always busy, the food is good, the atmosphere is relaxed, the welcome is warm: all the elements for a good evening in the centre of Abu Dhabi.

If you visit Abu Dhabi during Ramadan month, we recommend you stop in one of the chicha tents erected around the beaches.

Very popular all year round. We appreciate the terrace, especially in winter, because the brumisateurs in summer are not always pleasant to bear. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Three boxes side by side in the courtyard on the left of the hotel entrance, according to the community of affiliation. So we choose the rhythms of the Indian sub-continent, the oriental cabaret or the pop box, a little gruesome, but nothing to fear. In case of need, the hotel rooms are 50 m away.

Located in the Al Aïn Oasis and Palace Museum area, this is a nice place to have a meal or a coffee in the atrium, within the Radisson Hotel. Although it does not have an outdoor terrace, the place is bathed in light. This cafeteria serves Starbucks drinks, freshly squeezed fruit juices and delicious pastries, as well as a few quick dishes such as hearty salads, burgers, etc. The bread is also homemade. A great way to cool down before heading out to discover the garden city.

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