Sharjah City Tour

Overview

Sharjah is regarded as the cultural centre of the United Arab Emirates and is renowned for its abundance of preserved historical sites. Sharjah, which is only 30 minutes from Dubai’s glitzy attractions, offers a refreshing glimpse into the nation’s small-town charm and traditions. You’ll be happy to learn that UNESCO designated the area as the Arab Capital of Culture in 1998. Don’t miss this in-depth tour of Sharjah, which provides an opportunity to see some of the area’s most revered cultural assets.

Be prepared to explore some of Sharjah’s historic souks, breathtaking cultural sites, and fascinating museums as you cross the border from Dubai. Pass along the lovely Sharjah Corniche and pause at the expansive King Faisal Mosque, the largest structure of its sort in the UAE. The Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization has seven distinctive galleries that provide a genuine look into virtually every aspect of Islamic art, culture, religion, and more. Visit the Souk Al Markazi to learn more about Sharjah’s largest shopping destination. You can choose some extremely unusual jewelry pieces, handicrafts, carpets, and other products at this market, often known as the Blue Souk.

Continue on to the always bubbling Qanat Al Qasba, which has a kilometer-long canal and attractions including a gigantic Ferris wheel (Eye of the Emirates). Before your memorable cultural break comes to an end with a return transfer to your Dubai destination, check out the bustling Fish Market and have a drive through Sharjah Cultural Square with a stunning sculpture of the Holy Quran.

Includes

  • Hotel/Residence pick-up and drop off
  • Kanat Al Qasba is One of Sharjah's busiest neighborhoods, having the Maraya Art Centre and Eye of the Emirate as its main attractions
  • Cornice in Sharjah An expansive area dotted with various luxurious homes and businesses
  • Mosque of King Faisal: This mosque, which covers an area of over 12,000 square meters, is the largest in the emirate.
  • Blue Souk/Central Souk: The Blue Souk, which is next to Khalid Lagoon and has more than 500 shops selling a variety of goods such as apparel, cosmetics, rugs, antiques, jewelry, and curios, is the primary shopping district in Sharjah.
  • The market for Fish: You may discover a great variety of fresh food here, including fruit, vegetables, and fish, in a well-run and hygienic market.
  • Muslim Art Gallery
From د.إ699
/ Adult
From د.إ699
/ Child
  • Daily
  • 8 Hours (Approx)
  • English

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