Activity: Discovery

Al Shindagha Museum

From 45 AED / person

The Al Shindagha Museum tells the rich story of Dubai’s cultural heritage, the nation’s past and the traditions of the United Arab Emirates.

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Duration: 2 hours

Non-refundable

Language: English / Arabic

The Al Shindagha Museum tells the story of Dubai’s cultural heritage, the nation’s past and Emirati traditions. It is a world-class heritage museum dedicated to the education, exploration and celebration of Emirati culture. Located in the historic district of Al Shindagha, it has witnessed the spectacular development of the Emirate of Dubai and, above all, its port. Today, the neighborhood’s 21 carefully selected, renovated and preserved houses feature interactive technology installations and regularly offer public and educational programs for families, students and private groups. They reveal the cross-cultural aspects of the United Arab Emirates and give visitors a tangible and intangible understanding of local culture. Among these houses is the Al Maktoum Residence, one of the most important heritage sites exploring the former royal residence of His Highness Sheikh Saeed bin Maktoum Al Maktoum, former ruler of Dubai with a series of breathtaking photos.

Warm Emirati hospitality is reflected in the museum’s team of local, multilingual cultural guides, who welcome the community and young people alike. The Creek’s remarkable transformation makes the Al Shindagha Museum the regional center for culture and tradition, making it the largest museum in Dubai.

Nestled along the historic waters of Dubai Creek, the Shindagha Museum introduces visitors to a nation’s past and traditions. Dubai Creek: Birth of a City” exhibition “is an ultra-modern multimedia experience that lets you learn more about the town’s remarkable development over the centuries.Opt for a special museum tour that takes you around interactive videos, tactile projections and photos and artifacts tracing the daily lives of local families who once lived on the banks of the Creek and discover how maritime trade impacted them.

Then stop off at the Perfume House, which traces the history of Emirati perfumes. You’ll discover how certain fragrances have played a part in local history, a legacy that is still very much alive today. You’ll also learn more about local culture and the perfume trade in the Emirates. A destination that breathes new life into one of Dubai’s oldest districts, the Shindagha Museum offers a unique insight into the city’s past, with over 21 small museums to delight young and old alike.

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