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Discover the best top things to do in Emirate of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates including Sheba Iranian Carpets & Antiques Stores, Comfort Zone Arabia SPA, Escapology Sharjah, Sharjah Archaeology Museum, Sharjah Science Museum, Arabian Wildlife Center, Maritime Museum, Sharjah Aquarium, Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization, Sharjah Art Museum.
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1. Sheba Iranian Carpets & Antiques Stores
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 92 reviews
Finest quality Persian carpets and all types of handmade carpets. We are a trusted brand within the United Arab Emirates. We ship all our quality carpets and rugs worldwide. We specialize in various types of rugs to include Tabriz, Heriz, Nain, Qom, Isfahan, Kashan and many more. Along with Persian carpets we stock Afghan, Indian, Pakistani and Turkish handmade carpets and kilims. We ship our merchandise globally. Our customers become lifelong friends. As well as selling beautiful rugs, we also repair and professionally clean your precious Persian carpets and handmade rugs. Services include attaching new fringes, color restoration of water damaged rugs, and mending torn or flawed carpets.
Reviewed By 899susannap
I have always wanted a silk rug. So on my recent trip to UAE my friend Derryl McLaren suggested I visit SHEBA IRANIAN CARPETS&ANTIQUES store. As a solo traveller I really appreciated it when Rashad offered to meet me @ my hotel in Abu Dhabi & drive me to his carpet shop in Dubai. He was very prompt to meet with me & I felt very privileged to able to spend time with him. He was extremely courteous & respectful to me & I had a very exciting day choosing my beautiful silk rug to bring home to Australia. Rashad was most engaging with his direct & frank discussions & @ no time did I feel pressured to make a purchase which really impressed me. He was very generous to me with both time & hospitality which included a most delicious fish lunch, that only a true local can provide & then he showed me the best highlights that Dubai has to offer, including the the Burj Khalifa & the amazing Atlantis hotel. I would highly recommend a visit to the Sheba Carpets & Antiques stores in Sharjah UAE. It was much more than just buying a carpet, it was like meeting a new friend, thank you so much Rashad for my wonderful experience, Susanna.
2. Comfort Zone Arabia SPA
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
Our New Location - Sharjah Grand Hotel, a member Occidental Hotels and Resorts by Barcelo Hotel Group. We offer an incredible range of massages by products les Sens de Marrakech, Morocco Bath, facials, beauty services such as waxing, pedicures and manicures.
Reviewed By premlatar2020
I live in sharjah and I have been to many spas in dubai as well but this is one of the best experiences I have had and the best spa I have been to. The Moroccan bath was the best ever they use the most amazing aromatic products and it was for an hour and half of absolutely bliss. face reshing with mandarin and foam massage and hair treatment is one of the best I have had along with it I also tried the Hilot massage which cleared the blockages with the amazing aromatic oils they use so much so I wanted to even buy the oils which are so worth it and they even sell them there.Ms Ulana the manager is so friendly and welcoming that you always want to go back and I must say Ms Marlyn is the best masseuse ever so much so you want to go back for more ...I cant wait to go back and try other massages as they are truly worth the money spent and you come out feeling ever refreshed...
3. Escapology Sharjah
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 57 reviews
America's premier live escape room company is now in UAE. Offering 4 different themed games, including classics such as Antidote. Enjoy the best live escape room experience money can buy.
Reviewed By 7163202020 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
It was a fun and exiting experience since this was my first time going to an escape room or escapology,It was very interesting and funny cause I was with my friends we worked together to find the secret code's to the doors and cabinets,we also needed to translate scientific names to find a poem,we went and did the escapology "Antidote" we finished just before the clock hit 1 hour,we were happy we finished it and we had a lot of fun.
4. Sharjah Archaeology Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
This intriguing archaeological museum takes visitors through the Stone, Bronze and Iron ages and provides educational games for children, videos in Arabic and English and other creative touches designed to make learning fun.
Reviewed By roaminjuliet - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
I decided to go to Museum of Archeology in Sharjah for their temporary exhibition of “The Echo of Caravans: Pre-Islamic Civilization Sites in Saudi Arabia” (until Jan 31, 2019). I enjoyed this exhibition a lot and since getting a tourist visa to KSA is very difficult, I did not want to miss it. Plus KSA is a big country, it requires commitment to visit these major sites on one trip. The museum also houses many precious and significant artifacts from the archeological sites in UAE. There are many things that I love, but specifically, the gold horse bridles. The reconstruction of the tomb of Al Buhais 18 is another favorite - especially how the jewelry of one of the women buried there was excavated as it was found settling on her crushed skull. Very interesting. For archeology enthusiasts, this museum is a must-see.
5. Sharjah Science Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
The only interactive museum in the United Arab Emirates, this exciting science museum lets visitors test their flexibility, create cartoons, study the stars and much more.
Reviewed By The_Pilot_Wife - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Another Sharjah gem and affordable day out. Some displays are blocked off due to Covid rules however what is open is adequate for small children. Nice interactive and interesting displays. Perfect for smaller children ages 5-10 however teenagers might be bored easily. I have rated this a 5/5 as it’s affordable, clean and interesting and it will be much better as well once all the displays are open.
6. Arabian Wildlife Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 321 reviews
Reviewed By Sangeetmenon
Great place for kids to explore and gain knowledge about various wild animals from the gulf region. Mainly an indoor zoo ...only farm area is open area types. They have a huge variety of reptiles and rodents especially ..only 15 aed for adults... kids enter free.. the have a kids farm, islamic botanical garden and desert wildlife zoo.. all entry at this same price.. they are closed during national holidays is what I've heard. They have a cafeteria inside where you can get to buy tea and snacks and lunch as well. Kids can get to feed the farm animals as well for free.
7. Maritime Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 217 reviews
Reviewed By stefimarial - Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
It was an awesome place.Some of the facts just blow your mind away. The pictures,artifacts and the boats were very informative. Even me and my little sister , we don't like history , but this museum kept us captivated till the end. It was amazing.
8. Sharjah Aquarium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 863 reviews
Reviewed By Prasanthpottekkat
I visited this place with my family. Ticket price is compared to other Emirates same parks. The number of visitors were very less. There are somany fishes and the place is very calm and clean. I think the parks, museums and other attractions in Sharjah is underrated.
9. Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 521 reviews
Reviewed By ShabirPatel - Leicester, United Kingdom
Excellent place with lots of historical artefacts. A must if you are in Sharjah. The entrance fee is low at just 10Dh per person. Car parking is free. You will spend at least a good 2 to 3 hours here
10. Sharjah Art Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By 534hansk - Zurich, Switzerland
The museum has several exhibitions. Most interesting one is the museum collection with works from many arab countries since second half of the 20th century which is mainly a testimony of the evolution of visual art in the region and also shows how the western styles influenced the regional artists. A small corner of the museum contains "The light of the Orient" which is a collection of Orientalist art of the 19th century owned by HH the Ruler of Sharjah and mainly shows an European view on regional subjects. The exhibitions are very well documented so take your time.
