Sharjah City Tour From Dubai

We will pick you up around 08:00 am from the given locations. The hotel pick-up time can be adjusted from 60 minutes depending on the trip schedule and traffic.

The King Faisal Mosque, the largest mosque in the UAE with an area of 12,000 sq. meters, stands majestically in Sharjah and was opened to the public in January 1987. It gets its name from King Faisal bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud, a late ruler of Saudi Arabia. Women can pray at the basement area while men pray on the first floor, and there's a library housing over 7,000 history and culture books on the­ second floor. The impressive capacity of 16,000 worshippers makes it a significant landmark as it serves not only for prayers but also as headquarters for Sharjah Department of Islamic Affairs and Awqaf.

The Central Souk, also known as the Blue Souk, is a well-known traditional marketplace located in Sharjah. With over 500 shops, it offers a vibrant shopping experience for visitors seeking to explore various local items ranging from modern watches and clothing to handcrafted textiles and carpets. The souk's famous, blue-tiled facade makes it an iconic landmark popular among photography enthusiasts. It's no surprise that this souk graces the five dirhams note symbolizing UAE's rich history. The upper floor of the market houses specialty stores for arts, crafts, textiles, carpets, and kilims perfect for those interested in traditional handmade goods!

Qanat Al Kasba in Sharjah is a popular attraction worth visiting. A unique experience awaits visitors with the Ferris Wheel, also known as the Eye of the Emirates. The ride offers panoramic views of its surroundings and makes for an excellent family destination, especially with the ample entertainment options available such as cafes, restaurants, and recreational facilities.

The Maraya Art Center in Sharjah is a leading venue for contemporary Arab art and curated exhibitions. It provides a diverse range of artistic e­xpressions, which promote cultural dialogue. This center hosts exhibitions, workshops, events that highlight the works of Arab artists and develop the art scene in the region. Through engaging programs, it provides a platform for showcasing talents of artists and contributes to the appreciation and understanding of contemporary Arab art.

The Sharjah Fish Market provides an immersive and captivating experience for all visitors. As they enter the market, they are embraced by a vibrant ambiance that is characteristic of traditional marketplaces. A wide selection of exotic fish and fresh vegetables and fruits adorn the marketplace. Visitors can witness fishermen engage in their bustling daily activities while exploring the diverse range of seafood available for purchase. It's undoubtedly an ideal destination to appreciate local culture, savor fresh seafood, and capture lively sights and colors shot through with rich history.

The Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization is a remarkable repository of knowledge, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and contributions of Islamic civilization. This museum features an extensive collection of artifacts, manuscripts, and artworks that highlight various aspects including science, art, architecture, and calligraphy. Through its exhibits that explore Islamic history visitors can deepen their unde­rstanding of the fascinating legacy of this region.