• Sharjah Aquarium - Discover the captivating hidden world of the deep sea and its incredible creatures. Get an up-close view of local fish species and learn about Sharjah’s historic coasts and ports.
• Sharjah Fort - Al Hisn - Located in the heart of Sharjah, this two-story traditional fort made of rock, coral, and adobe was originally built in 1820 by Sheikh Sultan bin Saqr Al Qasimi, the then Ruler of Sharjah. Step inside this historic site to explore Sharjah’s modern history, the ruling family, the fort’s history, ancient defense strategies, and life in Sharjah 196 years ago.
• Souk Al Arsah - Likely the oldest marketplace in the U.A.E., Souq Al Arsah was once a gathering spot for Bedouins and their camels. Enter the Souq to embark on a journey back in time. Stroll through the comfortably air-conditioned alleys adorned with solid wooden doors, beautiful coral brick walls, and hanging lanterns. The Souq hosts numerous charming stores offering local, new, and antique handicrafts, wooden items, Arabic bridal and pearl chests, copper coffee pots, ethnic and handmade jewelry, perfume bottles and incense, hand-woven garments, palm-leaf baskets, medicinal herbs, carpets, shawls, and novelties.
• Blue Souk - With over 600 shops spread across two levels, this souk offers everything from modern watches and clothing to authentic local trinkets and souvenirs. For decor enthusiasts, it is a must-visit Sharjah tourist spot. The upper level features shops with arts, crafts, and regional specialties like handwoven textiles and intricate carpets and kilims. On the lagoon side, you’ll find a dazzling array of shops dedicated to authentic Bedouin jewelry, precious stones, gold, and diamonds. Some artisans here can recreate a design from just a sketch.
• Souq al Jubail - Souq Al Jubail exemplifies shopping in UAE culture, with locals engaging with grocers at each stall to find the best produce at the best price. This makes it one of the few Sharjah tourist spots for an authentic travel and shopping experience. If you visit at sunrise, you can witness an auction of the day’s catch, starting as early as 6 am.
• Al Noor Mosque - Al Noor Mosque is a public place of worship and a popular Islamic tourism destination. It is an iconic landmark along the Sharjah corniche, featuring cascading domes and two towering minarets in the Ottoman style. The mosque’s interior is adorned with intricate calligraphy of verses from the Holy Quran. As a favored Sharjah tourist spot, the mosque provides Emirati traditional dress for visitors at the entrance.
• Al Majaz Waterfront - Al Majaz Waterfront is the ultimate family attraction destination in Sharjah, offering mini golf, a splash park, a mini-train, and several child-friendly attractions. Besides being a popular family spot, it offers activities for all types of travelers. Al Majaz Waterfront is ideal for dining, with a variety of restaurants to choose from and dhow cruise boats sailing by. A popular attraction for everyone, the Sharjah fountain periodically showcases an awe-inspiring light and sound display.

• Semi Private Tour Guaranteed and no Hussle
• Hotel pick up and drop off from anywhere in Dubai
• Entrance fee to Sharjah aquarium and all museums
• Clean and air-conditioned vehicle
• Professional local, friendly and licensed Tour Guide
• Fantastic Delicious lunch at one of the local restaurants

• Gratuities (optional)

Experience the cultural heart of the United Arab Emirates; the Emirate of Sharjah teems with countless historical treasures that you’ll delight discovering. Venture to the largest mosque in Sharjah, the King Faisal Mosque, for enlightening tales revealing the city’s rich cultural lineage and past.
Dive into the captivating unseen world of marine life at Sharjah Aquarium, complete with amazing species. Gain insight into local aquatic inhabitants and Sharjah’s antiquated coasts and docks.
Your next destination is Sharjah’s Fort, erected in 1820 and the erstwhile residence of the rulers, presenting an opportunity to admire the architectural brilliance and immerse in the local customs and traditions before strolling leisurely through the classic market of Souk Al Arsah.
Unleash your shopping desire at the Souk Al Markazi, a haven for authentic rugs, jewelry, and crafts, before wrapping up this unforgettable journey and returning to Dubai.

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