Tourist Attractions
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Major Tourist Attractions in the UAE
Dubai
Creek
Looked upon as the real heart of the city, this saltwater creek extends 15 kms, dividing Dubai into two areas. Here, visitors can experience the traditional ‘Abra’ boats crossing its banks, while enjoying the sights and sounds of both old and modern Dubai, including traditional dwellings, skyscrapers and minarets.
Dubai
Miracle Garden
True to its name, Miracle Garden is the largest natural flower garden in the world and occupies an area of 72 thousand square metres. It boasts impressive structures adorned by more than 50 million flowers. You might also like to visit the Butterfly Garden, which features more than 15 thousand butterflies. The garden is open to visitors in winter and spring.
Dubai
The Global Village
This unique destination showcases various cultures of the world, enabling visitors to explore the traditional products, handicrafts and arts of numerous countries. The Global Village also features restaurants and entertaining venues in a festival-like environment.
Dubai
Dubai Museums
The city of Dubai is home to numerous museums. The Etihad Museum is especially admired by all Emiratis as it is located in the area which saw raising of the first UAE flag, and the historic signing of the Constitution of the UAE. Dubai Museum showcases the traditional way of life preceding the discovery of oil and the glitz and glamour of modern days; while the Museum of the Future – an architectural icon in its own right – houses the latest global innovations.
Ajman
Al Zorah Natural Reserve
The reserve is home to various species of wildlife, Avicennia plants, clear blue waters and sandy beaches, providing a habitat to some 58 species of migrant and native avifauna, as well as marine animals. It is an ideal destination for nature-lovers and is overlooked by a world-class golf course.
Ajman
Heritage District
A unique tourism destination that is cemented in the UAE’s authenticity, heritage and rich cultural history. The Heritage District is home to antiquities and ancient trees, offering visitors a truly remarkable and well-rounded cultural and recreational experience. The district also houses Ajman Museum and the Old Saleh Souk.
Umm Al Quwain
Al Sinniyah Island
A unique destination that bridges the old with the new, reflecting the history, civilization and ecology of the emirate of Umm Al Quwain. The island is nearly 10 km long and is a habitat for seagulls and flamingos, avicennia plants, various desert flora and is considered a prime tourist destination in the city.
Umm Al Quwain
Umm Al Quwain National Museum
This museum is considered one of the oldest structures in the emirate of Umm Al Quwain and is located inside Al-Ali Fort. It exhibits countless artifacts dating back to hundreds of years, providing a valuable insight of the emirate’s culture and heritage. Visitors can explore its many rooms and discover the way of life and rich traditions of the people who once inhabited the area long back.
