Natural History Museum

Natural History Museum is a great place to learn about flora and fauna of the Arabian desert. The main aim of this place is to deliver the fantastic ways the plants adapted to life in a dry and hot climate; while having a fun and relaxing time.

Archaeological museum

The archaeological museum will give a deep insight into the daily life of the early inhabitants of Sharjah. With pottery, jewellery and weaponry on display, this museum has a great mix of models, interactive displays, informative exhibits and films that dates back to ancient nomadic days.

King Faisal Mosque

Known for the structural brilliance, King Faisal Mosque is a must-visit place in Sharjah that gives you a splendid photographic opportunity. The mosque is huge and can accommodate 17000 people.

Blue Souk

Blue Souk, otherwise known as Souk al-Markazi is a visually stunning shopping area right next to the corniche in Sharjah. It is a must-visit shopping destination designed by British architects Micheal Lyle and partners under the leadership of H.H. Sultan bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi. Made in Islamic culture, this souk houses more than 600 charming shops from where one can get anything to everything.

Al Montazah Water Park

Al Montazah Water Park is Sharjah’s newest addition that is spread over 126,000 square metres, ready to gift a memorable experience for a lifetime. The park is best for a fun family occasion.

The Rulers Old Palace

The Rulers Old Palace is a palace located in Sharjah with a humble ambience to traverse.

Sharjah Ajman Beach

UAE is having plenty of beaches to explore, and one of the best among that list is Sharjah Ajman Beach. The visitors can come, sit, explore and relax in the sand beds of the Sharjah Ajman Beach.

Ajman Museum

Ajman Museum is an 18th-century fort that served as the ruler’s residence until 1970. It is later converted into a museum after a decade that illustrates life during the ancient days.

From centuries-old manuscripts to weaponry and indigenous irrigation systems, this museum holds priced possession from the 3000 BC.

Sharjah Gold Souk

Souks are an indigenous part of the culture of the UAE. Built-in an Arabian architecture, Sharjah gold souk is one of Sharjah’s top shopping destinations for jewellery lovers. The place holds an extensive collection of gold, ranging from 18- to 24-carat, precious gems, semi-precious stones, pearls and jewellery from India and Italy.

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