Private One-day Sharjah Story Tour From Dubai With Lunch
Highlights
Sharjah is number three city in UAE in both size and population, together with Dubai and Ajman, forming the DSA Metropolitan Area. But quite different from Dubai and Abu Dhabi's ultramodern architectures, Sharjah puts more efforts on culture preservation and education development.As early as in 1988, Sharjah and UNESCO set the UNESCO-Sharjah Prize for individuals, groups or institutions – who, through their work and outstanding achievements, endeavour to disseminate greater knowledge of Arab art and culture. And it is crowned UNESCO World Book Capital for 2019.This excursion will take you to this cultural city to listen more stories about Islamic civilization.You will visit
Sharjah Archeology Museum (Alternative Bait Al Naboodah)
Sharjah Cultural Square
Sharjah Museum of Islamic
Souq Al Arsah
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Sharjah Archaeology Museum
1 hoursAdmission Ticket IncludedIf you have heard and experienced a lot of things about Islam, then this is the place where you can find the piece about what this area looks like before Islam shapes it. Archeological museum have a great collection of ancient remaings found in pre-Islamic civilization excavation site around UAE. They have preserved veriety of exhibits in an Time line order.Sharjah Cultural Centre
10 minsAdmission Ticket FreeSharjah Cultural Square (10min) photo stopSharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization
2 hoursAdmission Ticket IncludedThe building, which once the former Souq al-Majarrah, has 6 sections with 5,000 artefacts from almost all over the Islamic World. It showcases the contribution of Islamic civilization to the world in culture, science and art down the centuries and is also a good place to understand the basic pillars of faith in Islam.Souk Al Arsah
1 hoursAdmission Ticket FreeSouk Al Arsah is the oldest market place in the UAE. Stepping into the souq, you will begin a journey back in time, walk along the narrow pathway and imagine that Bedouins and their camels, merchants from Peris and India were all meeting here, bargaining and trading. The quaint stores sell everything from pearl chests and copper coffee pots to jewellery, perfume bottles and incense. Review the day’s purchases over a cup of Arabic coffee at the café in the centre of the souk, and stock up on delicious sweets at the popular halwa shop.Bait-al-Naboodah Museum
40 minsAdmission Ticket IncludedSharjah Archaeology Museum is not available on Sunday, alternatively arranged Bait Al Naboodah.
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