One of the dynamic neighbourhoods within the 500-acre Downtown Dubai, Old Town Island is an architectural masterpiece that seamlessly integrates homes, boutique offices, hotels and retail centres. The Old Town Island is designed for gracious living where both daily errands and fantastic escapes are only a few footsteps away. A low-rise development, Old Town Island has four quarters – Al Bahar, Tajer, Attareen and The Palace Downtown Dubai. In total, the community is home to 405 apartments, 161 hotel rooms, 83 suites, 2,100 parking bays, 15 restaurants and cafes, 89 shops, 130,000 sq ft of boutique spaces and four pools. Alongside the exquisite low-rise waterfront apartments, Old Town Island includes Souk Al Bahar, Al Saha Offices and a five star hotel, The Palace Downtown Dubai. Reminiscent of a village within a city in its design context, Old Town Island also offers a cosmopolitan lifestyle. As an integral part of Downtown Dubai, residents become part of one of the most happening lifestyle destinations. They live in close proximity to Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, and The Dubai Mall, the world’s largest shopping and entertainment destination. A major attraction is The Dubai Fountain, a captivating musical water spectacle and the world’s tallest performing fountain. Old Town Island serve as the home next-door to corporate offices in Downtown Dubai’s Emaar Square, Boulevard Plaza, The Corporate Suites in Burj Khalifa and The Offices. Residents also have easy access to world-class hospitality and leisure facilities including – Armani Hotel Dubai, the world’s first Armani Hotel located in Burj Khalifa; The Address Downtown Dubai; The Address Dubai Mall; Manzil Downtown Dubai, and Vida Downtown Dubai.Burj Park is a spectacular green heart of Downtown Dubai, where residents can unwind in the evenings or join family and friends to watch the spectacular Downtown Dubai New Year’s Eve Gala and other celebrations. Old Town Island residents step out to the Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard featuring cafes, high-end retail and hotels. They will also live next-door to the cultural hub of the region, The Opera District which features the iconic Dubai Opera, a multi-format venue for operas, plays, concerts and events. Downtown Dubai also offers convenient access to the business nerve-centres of the city including DICC and DIFC.
Downtown Dubai is the city’s famous epicenter filled with bustling touristic hotspots, and home to the iconic Burj Khalifa skyscraper, the tallest building in the world. The area is best known for hosting the world famous Dubai Mall, the Dubai dancing fountain and light shows, and the Dubai Opera. The trendiest restaurants are located in Downtown Dubai, on the boulevard or directly overlooking the fountain in Souk al Bahar.