Al Shindagha Museum
- Family with kids
- Solo
- City
- Theme Park
Al Shindagha Museum tells the story of the rich cultural heritage of Dubai, the carefully curated 21 Houses within the district feature interactive technology installations with a regular offering of public andeducational programming for fa…
- Duration
- 1h
- Starting from
- Dubai
Book this experience
AED 34 / per person
Package type
Al Shindagha Museum Tickets
AED 34 / per person
Tickets only
Important information
- Carry a valid photo ID or passport. It must be shown at the entrance.
- Entry is confirmed instantly after booking, and you can use either a mobile or a printed voucher.
- The museum spans 21 houses across a large historic district, so plan for a few hours to see the main pavilions.
- Museum tours and guide commentary are available in English and Arabic.
- There is no refund for partially used services.
- Museum hours run approximately 10:00 am to 8:00 pm, but it is worth checking current timing on the official website before your visit.
More information
Inclusions
Entry ticket to Al Shindagha Museum
Access to all 21 houses and pavilions
Services of trained cultural guides
Roundtrip hotel transfer (if selected)
Exclusions
Personal expenses such as shopping, drinks and dining on-site
Any optional add-ons not listed in inclusions
How to Redeem
Check your email and download your ticket after booking.
Present the ticket, mobile or printed, at the museum entrance.
Have it scanned at the venue to gain entry.
Highlights
- Explore 21 houses across Al Shindagha Historic District covering Emirati history, heritage and trade.
- See audio-visual displays, art objects and photographs that trace Dubai's past.
- Step into Al Maktoum Residence, the former home of Dubai's ruling family.
- Learn how traditional Emirati perfumes and scented oils are made at the Perfume House.
- Browse a collection of Emirati jewelry and learn about traditional crafts and healthcare.
- Let kids join an interactive storytelling session at the Children's Pavilion.
What’s included
- Al Shindagha Museum is a cluster of 21 houses across Al Shindagha Historic District, next to Dubai Creek, dedicated to Emirati history, heritage and trade. Exhibits include the former royal residence of Dubai's ruling family and a dedicated Perfume House, and covering the main houses properly takes a few hours.
- Inside, Al Maktoum Residence stands as the 19th century home of Dubai's former ruling family, while the Perfume House walks you through how Emirati fragrances and scented oils are made from natural ingredients.
- Other houses cover traditional crafts, jewelry, food and healthcare, and pavilions such as Dubai Creek Birth of a City, Life on Land, Culture of the Sea and the Children's Pavilion use audio-visual displays to trace Dubai's growth from a trading post on the creek. Trained cultural guides are on hand throughout to point out details and add context to what you are seeing.
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