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Plan your flight from Miami to Dubai

When is the best time to travel to Dubai?

With the average temperature of 33 degrees Celsius throughout the year, Dubai has a hot desert climate. The coolest month is January, when temperatures go down to 25 degrees Celsius during the day even dropping to 14 degrees at night. Dubai's summers are extremely hot, windy and humid – the time when you might want to stay inside. Early spring and late autumn are the best time to plan your flight Miami Dubai.

How to get to the city center from the airport?

The airport is located in the city's Al Garhoud area, and is a mere 5 km away from the city center. The airport has a subway station where you can board the train that will take you directly to downtown Dubai. The city has two subway lines, both of which run through the airport. The other line – Green line – connects you with Dubai Greek. Mind that you are only allowed to bring two pieces of luggage with you on a subway train. Travelling by subway from the airport to the Burj Khalifa station would take approximately 24 minutes. The quickest way to get from the airport to the city center is by taxi.

What are the best things to do in Dubai?

In the city that has been honing its hospitality industry for years, everything exists for the pleasure of tourists. Dubai has one of the world's largest concentration of hotels, clubs and bars, the latter usually situated in hotels.

• Once in Dubai, make sure to make the most of its impeccably kept beaches. The beaches are sandy and extra-comfortable.
• Explore the city's skyscrapers. Currently, Dubai has the world's largest number of skyscrapers and is home to the world's tallest building – the 828-metre tall Burj Khalifa. Inspired by Islamic art and referencing traditional Islamic ornaments, Burj Khalifa is a spectacular building with an observation deck on its 124th floor, accessible by an elevator. Take the rocketing ride in the evening to enjoy the view over the city after dark.
• Apart from the world's tallest building, the city also has Palm Jumeirah, the largest artificial island in the world, and the world’s biggest mall – Dubai Mall. Head to the latter to splurge, but mind that the city also has an array of smaller boutiques for a more intimate shopping experience.
• Enjoy the city's decadent food scene. Home to diverse culinary trends, Dubai features outposts of world's famous restaurants and Michelin-distinguished eateries. Prepare for over-the-top culinary experiences, but make sure to try shawarma and visit the city's exceptional Southeast Asian restaurants, too.