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Your complete guide to Dubai Internet City

Your complete guide to Dubai Internet City

Welcome to Dubai Internet City.
This part of town is known to be home to some very cool offices and is a real hotspot when it comes to commuters.
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You're more likely to be working here than you are living, but there are places to permanently pitch your tent, as well as grab a bite or hangout on your lunch break.
If you're planning a visit (or you're already there), here's everything you need to know.
Your ultimate guide to Dubai Internet City
Renting in Dubai Internet City
Average rent price/housing type: Dhs160,000 per year (one-bedroom apartment).
It's more common to visit Dubai Internet City than to be living in it, as most buildings are commercial rather than residential.
However, there are a few properties spread across the area and neighbouring areas including Dubai Media City.
The average one-bedroom apartment is currently rented for an annual average of Dhs160,000 according to the latest data from Property Finder.
However, there are some incredible towers currently in the works, including the Iconic and Damac Casa projects, but they'll set you back a dirham or two.
Where to eat in Dubai Internet City
Since this neck of the woods is surrounded by offices, it's no surprise that it's packed with tasty lunch spots.
For some classic Lebanese bites, swing by Ka'ak Al Manara, or if you're in the mood for a sit-down Italian special, you can't miss the burrata risotto at Marini.
If you've only got time to grab and go, pick up a superfood salad and a matcha latte at Joga before getting back to work.
Things to do in Dubai Internet City
With pretty Palm Jumeirah views from one side and sweeping city views from the other, for an impressive view visit Twenty Three Rooftop Bar.
If you're searching for other spots that offer up an energetic evening, nip in to garden on 8 for some live sports, or an elegant mixed drink at JATO Bar and Kitchen.
Or if you need somewhere to catch some rays, book in for a budget-friendly (and redeemable) pool day at Coco Lounge.
Yoga-lovers definitely need to give a class a go at Zen Yoga, or feel the burn at a barre class at Zoga (just around the corner).
Transport in Dubai Internet City
Al Khail Metro Station has been renamed to Al Fardan Exchange Metro Station (Credit: RTA)
Since it has a lot of commuters, the transport links in and out of Dubai Internet City are pretty great.
Not only are you located next to Sheikh Zayed Road, but you can also easily access Jumeirah Beach Road and Dubai Marina.
There are a selection of buses running through the neighbourhood, including the 88 to Deira City Centre, the 84 to JBR and Dubai Marina and the 83 to Al Ghubaiba bus station.
Meanwhile, there are two Dubai Metro stations you can access from either end of the area, Al Fardan Exchange and Dubai Internet City. Both of these stations sit on the red line.
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