Location: Fujairah
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What to do and see in Fujairah, Emirate of Fujairah: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Al Fujayrah (Fujairah) is one of the seven emirates that make up UAE and the only one located in the east along the Persian Gulf. Plenty of attractions and accommodations make this worth the trip.
Restaurants in Fujairah
1. Al Bidya Mosque
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4.5 based on 377 reviews
Reviewed By alansco - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Amazing little Mosque that is over 500 years old! Originally thought to be the oldest Mosque in the UAE they have since discovered one slightly older. We visited enroute to our stay in the Intercontinental as it was only 10mins away. There is also a small Fort above the Mosque you can walk up to for a view over the Corniche. Staff were friendly and there is parking right outside.
2. Awhala Fort
3. Sheikh Zayed Mosque - Fujairah
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4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By ivo1fgg982
Beautiful mosque - the second largest in UAE. Against all the Information on TripAdvisor the mosque can be visitted also by non-muslims - every day from 9 to 12 am. There is no entry fee and for us it was worth the long drive from Dubai. You can take part of a free tour of the mosque, which is very informative, especially if you have a guide like Maryam (hope I write it right). She explained us a lot of things and answered all questions about the mosque and the islam. Visit this beautiful place and enjoy the nice gardens.
4. Dibba Society for Culture Arts and Theatre
5. Al Hayl Castle
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4.0 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By plopamia - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
A lovely area, don’t get scared by the start of the road - any car would take you through - the road is partial (most) concrete but also partially rocky road but a sedan would work well. It seems in the middle on the mountains, although quite close to Fujairah city. It’s a rural quiet area and it gives you a feel of the countryside in this area of the world. The fort itself is the house of the great grandfather of the present Fujairah Ruler and is surrounded by the ruins of the small village that existed there. The guide (security guard) was very welcoming, very knowledgeable, and lovely overall. It is a good place to visit that takes you back in time and also closer to nature.
6. Al Bithnah Fort
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4.0 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By 475vladimirm - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Al Bithnah Fort lies next to the village of the same name, in the emirate of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates. Al Bithnah Fort was built in 1735. Others say it was built as a result of Wahabi incursions in the area, following the Battle of Bithnah that occurred here in 1745. It holds a controlling view over the Wadi Ham and the village on the other side of the wadi. The wadi used to be the main route from the coastal city of Fujairah through the Hajar Mountains to Manama on the other side. It was restored in first decade of the 21st century. Al Bithnah Fort has a rectangular ground plan with 2 sturdy round corner towers on the side of the wadi. At present Bithnah Fort can be visited for free, although you will have to sign the guestbook of the guard.
7. Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Church
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4.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By vnjosey - Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
A place for worship in Fujairah. A Catholic Church. Daily mass are there. Different language masses in weekends. Dedicated parking spaces also
8. Fujairah Historic Fort
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4.0 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By jcwizard - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
First, thanks to our guide. Worth visiting. I captured a good photos and just want to share. Hopefully you like it. It is nice experience and understanding of the old culture of emirates.We are so happy that we’ve visited this one of a kind tourist spot.
9. Fujairah Fort
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4.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By 475vladimirm - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Fujairah Fort lies in the city of the same name, in the emirate of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates. Although called a fort, I would categorize Fujairah Fort as a castle. It differs distinctively from all other forts in the United Arab Emirates. Research showed that Fujairah Fort was built between 1500 and 1550. That would be during Portuguese rule over the area, so I think it was probably built by the Portuguese. It was built on a 20 meters high hill, overseeing the city and the coast, as it is only situated around 2 km from the coast. Fujairah Fort has an irregular ground plan which follows the outline of the rock it was built on. It has 3 round towers and one square tower, which probably served as a keep. In 1925 Fujairah Fort was restored for a first time. Around 1960 one of the round towers and the square one had collapsed. But they were rebuilt during another restoration between 1998 and 2000. Fujairah Fort can now be visited during daytime.
