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Overlooking the lagoon in Sharjah’s Al Khan district, Sharjah Museum brings visitors face-to-face with marine life native to the Persian Gulf and other oceans. Set over two levels of an impressive modern building, the aquarium houses more than 100 species—from exotic fish to stingrays—making it a fun and educational destination for all.

Sharjah Aquarium

Overlooking the lagoon in Sharjah’s Al Khan district, Sharjah Museum brings visitors face-to-face with marine life native to the Persian Gulf and other oceans. Set over two levels of an impressive modern building, the aquarium houses more than 100 species—from exotic fish to stingrays—making it a fun and educational destination for all.Aquarium visitors can view 20 large tanks and walk through an underwater tunnel to see many creatures close-up. Designed to replicate natural habitats, including coral gardens and mangroves, the tanks host everything from reef sharks, turtles, and moray eels to eagle rays, clownfish, seahorses, and jellyfish. Comprehensive information panels provide details on many species and explain the importance of preserving their habitats by curbing overfishing and pollution.Tickets can be purchased at the door and include entry to the adjacent Sharjah Maritime Museum, which spotlights Sharjah’s maritime history. If you plan to visit the aquarium, you can travel here independently or catch one of Sharjah’s hop-on, hop-off buses that stop outside. Some hop-on, hop-off tickets also include aquarium entry. Alternatively, several Sharjah city tours include an aquarium visit.<ul><li>Sharjah Aquarium is ideal for marine and nature enthusiasts, plus families of all ages</li><li>The aquarium is wheelchair- and stroller-friendly</li><li>Plan for an hour at the aquarium and around 45 minutes at the Sharjah Maritime Museum</li><li>On-site aquarium facilities include free WiFi, restrooms, parking, and a café and gift shop</li></ul>Sharjah Aquarium stands on the lagoon front of Sharjah’s Al Khan quarter and is easily accessible by cab, self-drive car, or Sharjah’s hop-on hop-off buses. Alternatively, catch a Dubai-Sharjah ferry if you’re traveling here from Dubai. These boats regularly leave Dubai’s Al Ghubaiba Marine Station and take 35 minutes to reach Sharjah, where they dock just outside the aquarium.The aquarium is open 8am–8pm on Saturday through Thursday and 4pm-8pm on Fridays. It’s worth double-checking the timings before visiting, however, as the aquarium closes on some national holidays. It’s usually at its busiest on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, so come to explore in peace during the week.As admission to Sharjah Aquarium includes entry to the Sharjah Maritime Museum, it makes sense to explore both in one trip. The museum charts Sharjah’s close relationship with the sea through displays of the emirate’s coastal heritage and centuries-old pearl-diving and fishing trades. Highlights include traditional wooden dhow fishing boats, displays of fine ocean pearls, and artifacts like “suckling” shells—fig shells used as infant-feeding devices thousands of years ago.

Located in the Emirati city of Sharjah, the Sharjah Classic Cars Museum features more than 100 vintage cars, trucks, motorcycles, and bicycles dating back to 1915. Explore the evolution of the automobile, learn about different types of designs and engines, and admire meticulously restored vehicles across makes and models.

Sharjah Classic Car Museum

Located in the Emirati city of Sharjah, the Sharjah Classic Cars Museum features more than 100 vintage cars, trucks, motorcycles, and bicycles dating back to 1915. Explore the evolution of the automobile, learn about different types of designs and engines, and admire meticulously restored vehicles across makes and models.Displays at the Sharjah Classic Cars Museum are divided into five sections: Early Autos (1915–1939); The Automobile Refined (1940–1959); New Heights of Innovation (1960–1987); Large Vehicles and United Arab Emirates (UAE) Motoring; and a temporary exhibition section, which sometimes shows vehicles on loan from the public. In addition to the vehicles, the museum has retro advertisements from each era, an interactive area for kids, and a driving simulator.It’s easy to visit the Sharjah Classic Cars Museum independently, and tickets can be booked in advance to save time. For a hassle-free experience, upgrade to a tour that includes round-trip transfers from Dubai or Sharjah. Those planning on sightseeing in the emirate can join a half-day tour, which typically includes highlights such as the Museum of Islamic Civilization and the Blue Souk.<ul><li>The Sharjah Classic Cars Museum is a must-visit for car lovers.</li><li>Visitors are allowed to sit inside, and take photos with, one designated car.</li><li>Signs are in Arabic and English.</li><li>The museum is wheelchair-accessible.</li><li>Free Wi-Fi is available at the museum.</li><li>There is a small gift shop on-site and a café in the adjacent building.</li></ul>The museum is located on Airport Road, next to Sharjah International Airport and opposite the landmark Sharjah Discovery Center. There’s plenty of parking available at the museum.The museum is open daily, though only in the evenings on Fridays. During Ramadan, hours are limited. Most visitors spend at least an hour here, and many visit the museum on their way to or from the airport.Among the more than 100 vehicles on display are some rare gems, including a 1915 Dodge, the oldest car in the museum; a Model T Ford; a 1957 Bedford model, used in the UAE military; a 1969 Mercedez-Benz 600 Pullman; a 1974 MG Midget; and a Rolls-Royce Triumph TR3.

Located within Sharjah Desert Park, the Arabian Wildlife Center houses a large collection of Arabian wildlife. All of its animals—more than 100 species, including fish, reptiles, birds, and mammals—are native to the Arabian Peninsula and live in natural surroundings.

Arabian Wildlife Center

Located within Sharjah Desert Park, the Arabian Wildlife Center houses a large collection of Arabian wildlife. All of its animals—more than 100 species, including fish, reptiles, birds, and mammals—are native to the Arabian Peninsula and live in natural surroundings.The indoor center is divided by species and includes separates houses for reptiles, insects, and fish. The bird aviary mimics a wadi and desert environment, and it's home to birds such as weavers, partridges, and flamingos. Find smaller cats near the aviary and animals such as porcupines, mongoose, and rodents in the nocturnal house. You can also glimpse large animals including wolves, antelopes, and baboons in their natural habitats from air-conditioned comfort.<ul><li>The Arabian Wildlife Center is ideal for families with kids and animal lovers.</li><li>The admission fee also includes entrance to the Children’s Farm and Botanical Gardens next door.</li><li>Photos are not permitted inside the center.</li><li>The center is air-conditioned.</li></ul>The Arabian Wildlife Center is located in Sharjah Desert Park, approximately 15.5 miles (25 kilometers) east of the city of Sharjah. Take Highway E88 towards Al Dhaid. There’s plenty of parking.The center is open from Wednesday to Monday, with shorter hours on Thursday and Friday. Since the center is indoors and offers air conditioning, it’s a great option in summer when desert temperatures soar.Of the more than 100 species in the center, some are quite rare. Don’t miss the walk-through cave in the aviary to see blind fish from Oman. And look out for the rock hyrax. These tail-less creatures, about the size of a rabbit, have three toes on each foot; perhaps surprisingly, the animal's closest living relative is the elephant. The center is also home to rare Arabian leopards.

Sitting within Khalid Lake, Al Noor Island is a lush nature-and-art sanctuary in the heart of Sharjah. Visitors wander boardwalks through shady palms, walk amid butterflies, relax on white sands, and enjoy art installations, reading retreats, and evening light shows—all in a family-friendly haven that feels far from Sharjah’s high-rises and highways.

Al Noor Island

Sitting within Khalid Lake, Al Noor Island is a lush nature-and-art sanctuary in the heart of Sharjah. Visitors wander boardwalks through shady palms, walk amid butterflies, relax on white sands, and enjoy art installations, reading retreats, and evening light shows—all in a family-friendly haven that feels far from Sharjah’s high-rises and highways.Visitors pay an admission fee to explore Al Noor’s gardens, beaches, and artistic and nature-themed displays. Attractions include a stunning Butterfly House, a calligraphy-decorated Literature Pavilion, a scenic 2.2-mile (3.5-kilometer) boardwalk, and regular events, including illuminated night trails, stargazing, and yoga workshops.To save time once you’re in the UAE, it’s worth booking island passes online to skip organizing them on the day. Passes provide fixed-duration access to the island and let you roam its boardwalks, gardens, and attractions independently. Other options include ticket-and-transfer combos with return transfers from Sharjah and Dubai hotels and other locations that eliminate any transport hassles.<ul><li>Al Noor Island is great for nature and art lovers, gardening buffs, photographers, and peace-seekers of all ages.</li><li>Bring sunscreen, plus food and drink to enjoy in the designated picnic spots.</li><li>Al Noor is largely accessible for both wheelchairs and strollers.</li><li>On-site amenities include a café, rope playground, and restrooms.</li></ul>Al Noor Island is reached via a pedestrian bridge from the northeastern shores of Khalid Lake, near Al Noor Mosque. Getting here is easiest by tour, cab, or hire car: If driving, follow Sharjah’s Corniche Street (S110) north past the mosque and make a U-turn where signposted to the car parks facing the island. The nearest bus stop is King Faisal Road Jumbo-Sony 2, about a 14-minute walk away.Al Noor is typically open 9am-11pm weekdays and until midnight on weekends. The Butterfly House has shorter hours, from 9am-6pm daily. Be aware that times can vary, so it’s worth checking beforehand. The island is usually quiet on weekday mornings, while Sundays and from mid-afternoons to early evenings through the week are busiest. Dusk is a great time for a visit as you’ll catch sunset views from the island’s western side.The major attraction at Al Noor Island is its Butterfly House. Resembling a perforated ribbon of gold, this light-flooded haven is home to more than 500 butterflies from around 20 different species. Visitors wander through the house as these wonderful creatures flutter around them, and there are on-site specialists who can explain their life cycle, from caterpillars and chrysalis to stunning, flying wonders.

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