Tourist in Dubai #7

Ja, grønne og frodige parker, vrimler det jo ikke ligefrem med her i Dubai.. Det er nok en af de ting, jeg savner mest ved hverdagen hjemme på Vesterbro. Nå, men efter vores besøg i Moskeen i fredags, kørte vi altså til Safa Park. Det var en kæmpe, utrolig smuk park, der bød på områder som Kids Area, Sports Area, International Garden Area, BBQ Area og meget mere – stille og roligt I ved. ;)

Det viser sig, at der hver fredag er Foodie Friday Market. Både Julie og jeg elsker markeder og ikke mindst mad, så det var en meget hyggelig overraskelse. Bagefter tog vi på den efterhånden meget besøgte cafe The Lime Tree og spiste salater efterfulgt af kaffe samt glutenfri chokolade -og dadelkage – Guf, siger jeg bare!

Fredag havde vi et meget stramt program, så det bliver lige delt op i endnu et indlæg. 

Nu skal jeg på skole. Hav en skøn dag ♥

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Yep, green and lushy parks is not like abounding in Dubai. Which is why parks is probably one of the things, I miss the most about my life in Denmark.

Well, after our visit to the Mosque this Friday, we went to the Safa Park. It was a huge, incredibly beautiful park that offered in areas such as the Kids Area, Sports Area, International Garden Area, BBQ Area and more – not that much, you know. ;)

It turns out that every Friday is Foodie Friday Market. Both Julie and I love markets and especially food, so it was a very pleasant surprise. Afterwards we went to the now much visited cafe The Lime Tree and ate salads followed by coffee and gluten-free chocolate -and date cake – Yummi, I just say!

Friday we had a very tight schedule, so it will be equally divided into another post.

Now, I have to go to school. Have a great day ♥