Discover the world's largest themed shopping mall, whose design is inspired by the famous explorer Ibn Battuta. It consists of six courts, each of whose designs are inspired by some of the countries visited by the Moroccan Berber explorer.
Cityland Mall is Dubai’s favorite indoor-outdoor shopping destination, offering a unique blend of retail therapy and green spaces.
Discover a different kind of shopping experience at Cityland Mall, the UAE’s first mall with a massive outdoor garden. Located conveniently on Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road in Dubai Land’s Global Village area, this mall brings you a refreshing mix of retail, dining, and entertainment, all surrounding a beautiful lush green space. Cityland Mall is your go-to spot for everyday shopping needs, a family day out, or simply a breath of fresh air away from the city buzz. Browse a wide array of popular retail stores, enjoy diverse culinary options, and let the kids have a blast at the entertainment zones. It’s more than just a mall; it’s a community hub and a breath of fresh air.
Discover the world's largest themed shopping mall, whose design is inspired by the famous explorer Ibn Battuta. It consists of six courts, each of whose designs are inspired by some of the countries visited by the Moroccan Berber explorer.
The Springs Souk, community shopping centre in Layan, Dubai. Open daily 10:00-22:00 on Al Afnan Street.
WAFI is mixed-use development in the heart of Dubai. Discover a distinctive destination and shopping mall, with a unique mix of retail, leisure, dining, and entertainment.
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