BurJuman Mall Guide: Hours, Metro, Food and Where to Stay

BurJuman is one of Dubai’s first shopping malls. It is still one of the most useful. It sits in Bur Dubai, on a metro station where the Red and Green Lines meet. The souks and the Creek are close by. Here is what to know.

BurJuman opening hours

Stores open from 10am to 10pm, Sunday to Thursday. On Friday and Saturday they stay open until 11pm (Visit Dubai). Restaurants and the cinema may keep their own hours.

Getting there: the metro interchange

BurJuman metro station is where the Red Line and Green Line cross.

• Red Line: the airport (Terminals 1 and 3), Downtown, Al Barsha and Dubai Marina.
• Green Line: the old city, with Al Fahidi and Deira’s souks.

So you can see most of Dubai from here without a car.

What’s inside

More than 200 stores, including Centrepoint, H&M and a Vox cinema. There is a food court and sit-down restaurants too. It is calmer than the biggest malls. Many families like that for a long shopping day.

Near BurJuman: old Dubai

• Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood: wind-tower houses, small museums, cafés and galleries in quiet lanes. Dubai Museum at Al Fahidi Fort has been closed for repairs since 2021. In September 2026 it was said to reopen soon. Check before you go.
• Al Seef: a Creek-side walk with old-style buildings and cafés.
• Abra across the Creek: wooden water taxis cross to Deira’s Gold Souk and Spice Souk in minutes.
• Meena Bazaar: fabric, tailors, gold and well-loved Indian restaurants.

For a walking route through the old city, read A Glimpse of Historical Landmarks in Bur Dubai.

Hotels near BurJuman: Rose Garden Hotel Apartments Bur Dubai

Rose Garden Hotel Apartments Bur Dubai is behind BurJuman Mall and its metro station. Pick a 41 m² studio, an 88 m² one-bedroom or a 114 m² two-bedroom apartment. A family can spread out and cook on longer stays. See the apartments.

Book on our official site for the best available rate.

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