Ramadan 2025: Top Five Souqs and Night Markets to Visit in Dubai
As Ramadan unfolds in 2025, Dubai becomes a vibrant hub of culture, community, and celebration. The city’s souqs and night markets offer a unique blend of traditional and contemporary experiences, making them must-visit destinations for both residents and visitors during this holy month.
Here’s a look at five standout markets where you can immerse yourself in the spirit of Ramadan.
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1. Home of Ramadan Wonders at Global Village
Global Village transforms into a spectacular ‘Home of Ramadan Wonders,’ filled with festive decorations and special shopping and dining offerings.
A highlight this year is the Ramadan Cannon, which fires at sunset each day, marking the end of the fast. The newly introduced Multaqa Global Village provides a cozy, majlis-style seating area for visitors to relax and enjoy the ambiance.
Global Village is open from 5 PM to 1 AM Sunday to Wednesday and until 2 AM from Thursday to Saturday.
2. Hai Ramadan at Expo City Dubai
Running from February 27 to March 30, Hai Ramadan at Expo City Dubai offers a rich cultural experience. Visitors can enjoy community iftars, Emirati-themed stations, and live performances, including a special concert by the Firdaus Orchestra.
The event features a traditional Iftar Cannon and dedicated prayer spaces, creating a welcoming environment for all. Entry is priced at Dh35, but children under three and individuals with disabilities (along with one caregiver) can enter for free.
3. Ramadan Market at Dubai Festival City Mall
From March 9 to April 15, the Ramadan Market at Dubai Festival City Mall provides a family-friendly atmosphere filled with retail, dining, and entertainment options.
A pop-up Ramadan tent allows visitors to engage in cultural activities that celebrate the region’s rich heritage, making it a perfect spot for family outings.
4. Ramadan District at DIFC
Located at the Jumeirah Emirates Towers Plaza Terrace, the Ramadan District runs from March 8 to 23. This outdoor market offers free entry and showcases a blend of Emirati traditions and modern experiences.
Shoppers can explore homegrown brands, enjoy culinary delights, and participate in live entertainment, while children can engage in workshops and activities in a dedicated area.
5. Ramadan at the Park – Zabeel Park
From March 6 to 23, Zabeel Park Amphitheatre becomes a gathering spot for families and friends to celebrate Ramadan together.
Nightly festivities include iftar and suhoor experiences featuring international flavors and traditional sweets. The free event includes live performances, interactive games, and storytelling sessions, alongside a marketplace with handcrafted goods and seasonal gifts.
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Embrace the Spirit of Ramadan
These souqs and night markets not only enhance the festive atmosphere of Ramadan but also create opportunities for community gatherings and cultural experiences.
Whether you’re looking for traditional crafts, delicious food, or a place to relax and enjoy the company of loved ones, Dubai’s markets have something special to offer this Ramadan.
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