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Regenerate your skins with a soapy scrub at one of the fabulous hammams. The Moroccan One The Royal Hammam Cost: Dh610 Length: 80 minutes Make sure you
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This week we welcome a new set of fun things to do in Dubai. From Easter celebrations to a brand new ladies’ night, here are our top picks to keep you busy in Dubai this week.
Here are six things to do in Dubai.
Sunday April 4
1. Celebrate Easter Sunday
Children are invited to take part in a chocolate masterclass this Sunday, April 4. Get down to Brasserie Boulud were kids aged six to 12 can learn about the world of chocolate, while you enjoy a delectable lunch.
Brasserie Boulud, Sofitel The Obelisk, Wafi, Sunday April 4, Dhs120 per child. Tel: (0)4 281 4020.
Length: 80 minutes
Make sure you walk from the entrance of the One&Only Royal Mirage to the spa, because a stroll through the lush gardens, alive with all manner of birds, is a calming experience. The hammam itself, filled with the sound of trickling water and decorated with ornate tiles, Arabic inspired trinkets, including a chessboard, and several yellow-lit jacuzzis, is also fully equipped for relaxation. The Royal Hammam treatment started with being lathered in Moroccan black soap, made of olives – we could actually see pieces of olive skin in it – before spending five minutes in the steam room massaging your soapy limbs. The suds were washed off, before we were taken to a warm slab for a good scrubbing. We were then covered in eucalyptus scented Ghassoul clay, wrapped in a sheet and given a honey facial and then a massage. The royal treatment indeed.