At Ibn Battuta Mall, where the spirit of discovery meets retail indulgence, set out on a shopping expedition unlike any other. Take a deep dive into the largest themed shopping mall in the world, which is based on the travels of the renowned adventurer Ibn Battuta. Explore six unique courts that represent the diversity of regional cultures. From thriving markets to upscale shops, each area of this architectural wonder offers a different story. Enjoy an extraordinary shopping experience with a wide selection of products, first-rate eating, and exciting entertainment at every step. Your starting point for an epic shopping adventure in the centre of Dubai is Ibn Battuta Mall.
India, which had Mughal rule in the thirteenth century, was well known for its magnificent monuments, distinctive Indo-Islamic architecture, and enormous wealth.
The court is a striking example of Mughal India’s magnificence. The Red Fort, the Wind Palace, and the Taj Mahal are all reflected in the central dome. But the Elephant Clock is the focal point of the court. a technological marvel of the Middle Ages made by Al Jazari.
The Elephant Clock’s wooden carved figures, dragons, and phoenixes come to life and move in unison once every hour to tell the time.Enjoy the diversity of Indian culture while you browse.
Pirates, sinking ships, and storms. The voyage of Ibn Battuta to China was filled with adventures. But the creativity and artistic talent he witnessed in China more than made up for his problems. The grandeur and vitality of imperial China are portrayed by the court.
Huge colonnaded halls with enormous dragon medallions, white marble columns that resembled the gates of ancient Chinese cities, and a coffered ceiling decorated with royal designs that stood for wealth and happiness.
One of the most seaworthy ships of the era—a Chinese ship—is at the core of it all. It’s our way of paying tribute to the legendary wanderer and his incredible journey.
One of the most important hubs of knowledge and culture in the fourteenth century was Persia.
The massive dome of the court has an arabesque design that demonstrates Persian creativity. Its arched passageways, mosaic walkway of blue and turquoise, and opulent brass chandelier instantly transport you to Baghdad’s underground alleyways.
Shop in the splendour of Persian culture.
Egypt Court vividly depicts the wonders of its ancient past, including the pyramids, temples, hieroglyphics, and pharaohs.
The centre arcade’s pointed arches, papyrus columns, sandstone walls adorned with hieroglyphic inscriptions, and imposing lamps create the atmosphere of a real Egyptian mart.
Shop and experience the unique culture of Egypt.
Ibn Battuta’s first stop was Tunisia. It was a centre for education and the arts, with beautiful palaces and mosques, as well as public gardens and universities.
The seaside cities of Carthage and Tunisia served as the inspiration for the court.Stained glass windows, blue doors, wrought iron accents, and white-washed plaster facades all combine to evoke the ambiance of ancient African souks. While the Moroccan royalty’s influence can be seen in the mosaic tiles.
Incorporate a hint of Moroccan flair into your purchases.
Andalusia, the final stop on Ibn Batutta’s trip, was a land rich in poetry, art, science, and education. Every area of the court bears the imprint of that magnificent era and culture. The Alhambra Palace served as the inspiration for the Fountain of Lions and the star-shaped roof. The soaring corridors and pronounced arches transport you to the Grand Mosque of Cordoba. The distinctive Andalusian flavour is enhanced by the terracotta tiles and walls made of red stone. While you browse, go through Andalusian history.
