Sharjah Archaeology Tourism

Type of destination: Museum

The Sharjah Archaeology Museum is a prominent museum located in the emirate of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. This museum showcases a vast array of artifacts and relics that trace the rich historical narrative of the region. It displays collections from the Stone Age to the present, providing insights into the lives of the area's ancient inhabitants. The museum boasts well-curated exhibitions that cover archaeological findings from several sites in Sharjah, including jewelry, pottery, coins, and tools, among other historical treasures. Methods of agriculture, the maritime history of the region, and ancient burial practices are featured in detail. Interactive displays and educational programs make the museum an excellent destination for families and scholars interested in the archaeological and cultural heritage of the Middle East. The museum also conducts research and participates in excavations, reflecting Sharjah's commitment to preserving its historical legacy.

Top 5 Reviews on Sharjah Archaeology

The_Pilot_Wife

Wrote on 18th Oct, 2020

Probably one of the best Sharjah museums

Absolutely loved this museum. Great and interesting displays and suitable for all ages from small children to teenagers. Very affordable also, like all the Sharjah museums. 2a 2c is only 30aed. Lovel..

iammanish2015

Wrote on 4th Aug, 2019

Nice place to see the prehistoric and early era of UAE

Unlike what is commonly assumed, the Arab civilization predates the advent of Islam and the many excavations in Sharjah and other parts of UAE bring this out. The Sharjah Archaeological Museum is an e..

Sumitkumar_13

Wrote on 28th Feb, 2019

Interesting place

Sharjah Archaeology Museum is an interesting place where you get an opportunity to learn lot of new things

roaminjuliet

Wrote on 15th Dec, 2018

Best AED10 Spending in the UAE

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 exhibi..