Sharjah City

Along with being the cultural capital of UAE Sharjah is packed with heritageladen, artistic, and family-friendly attractions.

The Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization that houses centuries of artifacts and manuscripts dominates the list as they contribute to the Islamic heritage.

You can learn about Arabic culture, offering tours to the beautiful architectural Al Noor Mosque with the possibility to enter, even to non-Muslim persons.

Sharjah Aquarium is a favorite of families as they contain marine life of the Arabian Gulf. Nature lovers are advised to visit Al Majaz Waterfront and Sharjah Desert Park whereas the Sharjah Art Museum has been drawing in art lovers.

Other attractions worth visiting encompass Sharjah Science Museum, Souq Al Arsah (the oldest market of the UAE) and Mleiha Archaeological Centre where the history of desert is portrayed.

All these attractions underline the combination of culture, family enjoyment, and natural beauty by Sharjah.

 

 

Sharjah is the culture centre of the UAE as Arabian traditions are taken care of but modernity is also embraced.

The Heart of Sharjah, which is the largest historical restoration project in the region allows its visitors to browse through souks, cultural centers and heritage homes which have been restored.

The souq al arsah is an ancient trading souq the take you back to the trading past of Sharjah region it has goods such as handicrafts and items and you can also find antiques.

History enthusiasts might want to visit the Sharjah Heritage Museum, which can tell the visitors about the lifestyle of Emirati, their traditions, and architecture.

The city also met with UNESCO recognition declared as a Cultural Capital of the Arab world. Excursion to the cultural sites of Sharjah will make one feel like he or she is going back in history and feel true Arabian hospitality.

Sharjah has some of the most beautiful beaches and waterfronts that draw different kinds of people including families, adventure lovers and so on.

Al Khan Beach has been famous as a venue of jet skiing, parasailing and kayaking on the one hand, and has cafes and shaded play areas along its promenade on the other.

On the east coast, Khor Fakkan Beach is a secret marvel hemmed in between mountains and thus suitable to indulge in snorkeling, diving and even beachside relaxation.

Nature enthusiasts will take pleasure in one of the most mangrove-rich nature preserves in Kalba Corniche with its relaxing strolling expedition and bird watching spots.

Visitors might also visit Al Majaz Waterfront, which offers peaceful fountains, playgrounds and restaurants as ideal places to spend their time in the evening. Historical beaches, family friendly beaches, relaxing beaches, there are so many water activities Sharjah offers to its visitors.