The Valley, Dubai comprises of modern townhouse complex surrounded by a lush green landscape. The community provide lifestyle facilities, educational options, health services, leisure activities and recreational facilities in a picturesque setting. Relating residential neighbourhoods through tributaries of green spaces, the valley is a network of open spaces and unique activity nodes that vitalize the community fostering a thriving public realm. The valley is particularly known for Indian and Mexican food and dozens of sushi joints. The valley additionally includes a tremendous number of Jewish delis, mainly in Studio City, Sherman Oaks and Encino.
The valley isn't always the small suburban haven that's often portrayed in popular culture. It still retains a largely middle-class existence but has long since abandoned the Brady Bunch-esque lifestyle. Particular areas are best avoided at night such as North Hills, Panorama City, North Hollywood, Canoga Park, Pacoima and parts of Van Nuys, Sylmar, San Fernando and Sun Valley. The rest of the valley is mainly safe, though devoid of foot site visitors after sunset.
Nightlife in the Valley ranges from different dive bars to long-established hotspots. CityWalk and Universal City offer a touristy, upscale atmosphere while cities such as Glendale tend to have a more local scene. Ventura Boul evard is home to a wide variety of bars suitable for almost any taste.
The Valley has a centralized location for attractions such as the Getty Center Museum, Six Flags Magic Mountain, the beaches of Santa Monica and Malibu, and the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.