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The Emirates Woman editor-approved weekend guide

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Your ultimate weekend guide in Dubai, August 30 to September 2, 2024.

Test your padel skills

With 8-indoor padel courts, 60,000 sq ft facility, Padel Edition provides ample space for players of all levels to enjoy the game. The club’s contemporary design and comfortable lounge areas create a welcoming environment for players to relax and socialize. To complement the active lifestyle, Padel Edition’s Baristro serves up a delicious selection of healthy and nutritious food and beverages. Beyond the courts, Padel Edition offers a range of facilities to enhance the overall padel experience. A dedicated recovery zone features contrast therapy to help players optimize performance and reduce muscle soreness. Additionally, a versatile studio space that will host stretching, mobility, and yoga classes, ensuring a well-rounded approach to fitness. Located in Warehouse 1, Street 18, Al Quoz 1, all bookings can be made here.

Visit Dubai’s new Listening Bar

For all the music aficionados, VNYL Hi-Fi is set to become the ultimate destination in Dubai. Born “By the Creators for the Listeners,” VNYL Hi-Fi isn’t just a listening bar; it’s an ode to the art of sound. The venue combines a hi-fi bar, a carefully curated record store, a state-of-the-art recording studio, and a creative hub. The Dubai audiophile community is promised an immersive experience where music takes center stage, uniting like-minded individuals around the acoustic beats of talented music creators. Opening its doors on September 1st at Bluewaters Island, this Hi-Fi Bar is open from Monday to Sunday 7pm to 12am and the Cocktail Lounge is open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10pm to 4am.

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Experience this bespoke Afternoon tea

In honour of Emirati Women’s Day, the Blue Box Café announces an exclusive collaboration with the first Emirati pastry chef, Chef Sahar Al Awadhi. From August 28 to September 4, guests are invited to experience a bespoke Afternoon Tea, thoughtfully curated to celebrate the spirit and achievements of Emirati women. The afternoon tea experience is priced at Dhs340 for two people and is carefully designed to evoke the essence of Emirati culture. Located within the Tiffany & Co. Dubai Flagship Store, it’s open from Monday to Sunday 10am to 12am.

Unwind at a boutique hotel

What is on offer once you arrive are some of the most remarkable boutique hotels in the world. These intimate hideaways are designed for a more relaxing experience with your friends and families, while getting the best of both worlds through art and culture. From quirky restaurants to murals created by local artists, each element is carefully sought-after and designed to perfection for a wholesome experience. Be it loft-style settings or a traditional Bedouin style aesthetic, each theme is carefully considered for a memorable journey. Overall, the options are vast and varied. We’ve eliminated the guesswork and rounded up our favourite Dubai hotels for all travel preferences. Here is our tried-and-tested pick of the best hotels in emirate. If you’re looking for a midweek escape or weekend retreat at any of these authentic stays, swipe throught. has curated a guide of the best boutique hotels that emulate a new side of Dubai.

Book a fine-dining meal

Having spread across five Indian cities, the Michelin-starred Jamavar London was the first international outpost to open its doors in 2016. Next Doha followed in 2021 and now Dubai. On the menu, pan-Indian flavours will fuse traditional techniques with local ingredients, with dishes drawing inspiration from the Royal kitchens across Indian’s north, coast and southern states. At the helm will be culinary director Surender Mohan. Spearheaded by Samyukta Nair, Jamavar, has carved a niche in the culinary world with its fine attention-to-detail. Located in Address Residences Opera District, Downtown, it’s open from daily.

Catch up on some reading

The burgeoning library cafés culture in Dubai has allowed multiple book lovers to engross themselves in hours of solitude. Overall, they are a great concept, blending the quiet and studious environment of a library with the casual, relaxed atmosphere of a cafe. They offer a space where you can read, study, or work while enjoying a cup of coffee or a snack. With the ultimate blend of matcha, books and delectable food, these cafés are a great addition to unwind at for hours. Whether you’re looking to catch up on some reading or simply get some inspiration in a new setting, Dubai offers a myraid of library cafés to visit. See our editor-approved guide to fuel inspiration for your next visit.

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