This itinerary offers you a true authentic Sharjah experience. Visit museums that contain artifacts found in this city and discover how the life of its locals developed. No experience is authentic without learning about the destination's historical culture.

This museum offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich and deep-rooted history of Sharjah. Reports of many excavations and expeditions have shown that humans have been settled in Sharjah for more than 125.000 years. The museum sheds light on the lifestyle of the region’s inhabitants from the Stone age up to the rise of Islam.

Sharjah Archeological Musem

Bait Al Naboodah, Al Naboodah House, is a pearl merchant's house and museum located in the Heart of Sharjah, the restored old town and heritage area of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.

Bait Al Naboodah

In a charming nod to the past, this historic house is set to become a boutique hotel providing visitors with unique insights into traditional Emirati life. The hotel will encompass two four-star villas, offering an authentic taste of Arabian hospitality and guestrooms filled with character.
Set among the oatmeal-coloured alleyways of the heritage district, guests will be able to explore the city's most creative quarter, wander down to the Corniche and enjoy the atmosphere of this traditional-style abode

Bait Khalid Bin Ibrahim

When you’re thinking about what to do in Sharjah, the Central Souk should be among your first stops. With a well-known blue tile-trimmed facade - the Central Souk is an iconic landmark on the Sharjah map and is one of the city’s most photographed buildings. This souk is also symbolic of the history of UAE, featuring prominently on the five-dirham note.

With over 600 shops across two levels, you’ll find everything from modern watches and clothing to authentically local trinkets and souvenirs. For decor connoisseurs in particular, the souk is one of the must-do Sharjah tourist places. The upper level has shops featuring arts, crafts and regional specialties like handwoven textiles and intricate carpets and kilims. On the lagoon-side, you’ll find a glittering row of shops dedicated to authentic Bedouin jewelry, precious stones, gold and diamonds. Some craftsmen here can recreate a design based on just a sketch.