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Sharjah is the subtle and more refined cousin to Dubai; foregoing towering skylines and glitzy shopping centres to concentrate on its art and culture scenes, this emirate has been crowned a Cultural Capital by UNESCO in 1998 and again in 2014. Sharjah is a ‘dry’ emirate, meaning no alcohol is available.
Home to some of the country’s most awe-inspiring art galleries, alongside well-painted museums telling stories of the UAE rich history, Sharjah offers luxury in the form of the arts and intelligence instead of material goods. The restored Sharjah Heritage Area and the huge Mleiha Archeological Site is not to be missed, and immersing yourself in the information showcased by either makes it easy to appreciate how this city is doing so much to preserve it’s heritage.
Sharjah is the third largest of seven emirates of the gulf country of the UAE and is one of the fastest growing cities in the world seeing a boom in foreign investment and trading over recent years. The city itself is a masterpiece reflective of the galleries it homes; a blend of modern and traditional Islamic architecture separated by beautiful gardens, promenades, and parks. Sharjah’s cuisine matches its museums in uniqueness and inherited complexity and visitors can indulge in rich marinades, well seasoned meats, and filling rice or chickpeas sides. Restaurants cater to every taste and budget from fine dining to simple street food.
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Sharjah is beautiful to explore by foot, but also has well developed roads for cars and taxis, and sightseeing buses to ferry enthusiastic tourists to local hotspots. Uber and Careem can be used for those not wishing to hail a taxi from the street, though these are generally safe and fair in price.
For more questions, see our FAQs
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Sharjah is beautiful to explore by foot, but also has well developed roads for cars and taxis, and sightseeing buses to ferry enthusiastic tourists to local hotspots. Uber and Careem can be used for those not wishing to hail a taxi from the street, though these are generally safe and fair in price.
For more questions, see our FAQs
(Avg. monthly °C)
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Sharjah is beautiful to explore by foot, but also has well developed roads for cars and taxis, and sightseeing buses to ferry enthusiastic tourists to local hotspots. Uber and Careem can be used for those not wishing to hail a taxi from the street, though these are generally safe and fair in price.
For more questions, see our FAQs

Sharjah is home to the clear waters of Umm Al Quwain mangrove. Visitors can practice kayaking or stand up paddle boarding in a safe space before heading out on a tour inside the UAQ mangroves with a professional instructor accompanying them.
Visitors can take in the scenery and fresh air while honing their skills in these thrilling water sports. Tours are done as a group and are great social opportunities for solo travellers and the mangroves themselves are home to lots of wildlife that can be spotted through the trees as you make your way peacefully past.

This shopping centre is easily Sharjah’s most famous and the complex is made up of six structures, each adorned in blue tiling and containing more than 600 shops in total. Also known as The Central Market, this mega-mall is set beside the Khalid pond on the corniche.
Shop for trendy clothes, memorabilia and souvenirs, and extravagant items that are more representative of Sharjah’s lavish sister Dubai, like kitchen utensils decorated with pearls.
Within the mall there is also an exhibition filled with classical relics from around the world including intricately patterned tiles from past eras and old fashioned gems.