553 reviews

Al Ain National Museum

Name: Al Ain National Museum
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.2

Abu Dhabi

Central District - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

National museum Museum Tourist attraction Exhibition and trade centre

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Al Ain National Museum is a national museum, museum, tourist attraction and exhibition and trade centre located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.20 out of 5 stars based on 553 reviews. The street address of this business is Central District - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.

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Where Al Ain National Museum is located at?: Al Ain National Museum is located at Central District - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.

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5 Foram Dattani (Desimamusings) 22 months ago

Had never heard about Al Ain Oasis earlier, and it was a pleasant experience to visit the Al Ain Museum. It gives great knowledge of Arabic living and culture in olden days. We spent more than 2 hours and were very happy to have visited the museum ????

5 Burak Dolu 21 months ago

In my opinion, this is historically the most important place of Al Ain. Fort and the old museum is under restoration and a new museum is being built. They will probably be opened on 2024 autumn.

5 Muzaffar Nalband 27 months ago

It's good educational trip we had. The children loved it. The tour to the oasis and museum was informative for me too. Bus tour is recommended and affordable.

2 t p 23 months ago

Unfortunately, the museum is closed and by the looks of it for quite some time.
(Visited on Sunday 13 November 2022 around 9 am)

4 Fazal Shaikh 63 months ago

Very informative place. Must visit the museum to know and see the history of Al Ain and it's nearby places. We enjoyed our visit to the museum and fort. The place is well maintained and worth more than the small entry fee of AED 3.00.

5 Transport ae 25 months ago

Contact for transportation in Dubai fro. AIRPORT TO HOTELS TO AIRPORT THANK YOU..

4 Nayan Peshkar 75 months ago

Quaint little museum attached to a small fort. Lots of antiquities from the country on show. It's 3 AED per adult for a visit, maybe it should have been free. The staff are very friendly and helpful. There is no taxi line. Getting a taxi means a walk to the nearest main road across a car park.

4 Mohammed Hussain 63 months ago

Al Ain National Museum was established in 1969 under the guidance of Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.
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The museum consists of two main sections:

The Ethnographic Section illustrates the life of people occupying the region during the pre-oil era. It highlights remarkable phases in the life of a typical citizen at that time such as birth, education, marriage, and working life. The section displays some old versions of the Holy Quran, manuscripts, women clothes and cosmetic materials.
The Archaeological Section exhibits the antiquities of the country's ancient ages in a chronological order beginning with the Stone Age, then the Bronze Age (The third and second Millennium BC), over the Hellenistic eras, and ending with the Islamic Ages. Discoveries of these various ages such as stone tools, ironware, bronze ware, in addition to pottery and arrow heads, are all displayed in this section. Moreover, this section highlights the modern developments and the cultural transition, which the country witnessed following the discovery of oil with all its socio-economic impacts.
Entrance Fees: 3 AED

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