History and Museums in Dubai

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Hour and a Half Tour at Burj Khalifa with Dining at The Café - Prime Time
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2 hours tour in Al Shindagha Museum
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Dubai is home to a rich history and culture that can be explored through its wide range of museums and historical sites. In Dubai, there is so much going on, but it all started with Sheikh Mohamed Bin Rashid, as Dubai was mostly a desert not many years ago! All these fast developments and changes happening in Dubai started with Sheikh Rashid, who was very concerned about the future of Dubai if the oil ran out. As a result of his concern, he turned Dubai into the international city it is today! Every time you visit Dubai, you will be amazed at how fast the city changes. There are new tourist attractions, towers, and buildings. The museums in Dubai provide a glimpse of the city’s culture and rich history. Let’s take a journey through Dubai’s past and discover Dubai museums and historical sites that showcase Dubai’s vibrant history.

 Best Museums in Dubai

The Dubai Museums are definitely worth a visit, whether you are a history buff or just curious about the city’s heritage. They offer a captivating journey showcasing the blending between traditional and modern exhibits, providing you with an enriching and enlightening experience.

Museum of The Future

The Museum of the Future is one of the most famous museums in Dubai, and what makes it so famous is that the museum aims to inspire visitors to explore the possibilities of the future and to contribute to building and shaping a better world. This museum showcases the latest technological advancements and their possible impact on human life in the future. The exhibits of the museum focus on seven themes, which are; mobility, stability, health, education, sustainability, energy, and communication. You will get to experience immersive installations and interactive displays that showcase the latest updates in the field, such as AI, biotechnology, and robotics. The museum itself is a work of art, the building facade is covered by stainless steel that reflects the changing light and creates a visual effect.

Dubai Museum

The Dubai Museum is located in the Fahidi Fort; it is the oldest building in Dubai that has survived all these years. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Dubai. The museum’s exhibits include life-sized dioramas, multimedia presentations previewing the city’s history, and historic artefacts. One of the most significant things about the museum is the recreation of the traditional marketplace in order to provide visitors with a glimpse of what life was like before the discovery of oil. There is a section in the museum that is dedicated to the pearl diving and fishing industries that were once the main source of economic activity in Dubai. Visitors can also see the traditional boats, fishing equipment, and photographs of the pearl divers who once risked their lives to get these valuable pearls from the sea. So to conclude, this museum is one of the most enlightening Dubai museums. 

Coffee Museum

It is a must-visit Dubai museum for all coffee lovers who are willing to know the history of their favourite beverage. The museum is located in the Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood. The museum’s aim is to show the world the global impact of coffee and how it is capable of shaping cultures and societies. The exhibits in the museum show the history of coffee, from its origins in Ethiopia to its spread throughout the world. Visitors can also see traditional coffee-making equipment from around the world, such as traditional Arabic coffee pots, Turkish coffee grinders, and Italian espresso machines. One of the most interesting highlights of the museum is the coffee tasting, where visitors will get to taste coffee from all around the world. In addition to workshops and classes that the museum offers to visitors, such as coffee brewing, roasting, and cupping.

Oli Oli Museum 

 It is an interactive museum for children, and it is designed to inspire creativity, imagination, and learning. The museum is divided into eight different galleries, and each one of them offers an immersive and unique experience for children of all ages. 

Here are a few galleries in Oli Oli Museum

  • The Toshi’s Nets gallery features a giant climbing net and suspended geometric shapes for children to play on. 
  • The Future Park Gallery uses augmented reality technology to create a digital playground that responds to children’s actions and movements.
  • The Creative Lab offers a wide variety of activities in order to encourage children’s creativity and develop their artistic taste and skills. Children can paint, draw, and create digital art using state-of-the-art materials and equipment.
  • Toddler Town Gallery, which is designed for children under the age of five, has a range of activities that matches the children’s interest such as a ball pit, a soft play area and a mini market.

So basically, if you are struggling to find museums in Dubai for your kids to enjoy, then the Oli Oli Museum is the ultimate destination for you!

Frequently asked questions

What is special about the Dubai museum?

Showcasing Dubai's history and its original heritage, you can get a glimpse of everyday life before the discovery of oil in the UAE. The galleries recreate historic Arab houses, mosques, souks, and date farms, while also depicting scenes from the desert and marine life.

What is the most visited museum in Dubai?

Al Shindagha Museum.

How much does the Dubai Museum cost?

Dubai Museum entrance fee is AED 3 or INR 58 per person (for adults) and AED 1 or INR 20 for children (below 6 years).

Are there any free museums in Dubai?

Yes, in the Al Shindagha Area, the Camel Museum is a free place to visit in Dubai.

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