141 reviews

Coins Museum Bur Dubai

Name: Coins Museum Bur Dubai
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.3

Dubai

777X+RWG - Bur Dubai - Dubai Heritage Village - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Museum Tourist attraction Butcher shop

Service Options In-store shopping Kerbside pickup Delivery

+971 4 392 0093

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About

Coins Museum Bur Dubai is a museum, tourist attraction and butcher shop located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.30 out of 5 stars based on 141 reviews. The street address of this business is 777X+RWG - Bur Dubai - Dubai Heritage Village - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Coins Museum Bur Dubai is closed on Saturday and Sunday, and other days it is open from 08:00am to 03:00pm.

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Where Coins Museum Bur Dubai is located at?: Coins Museum Bur Dubai is located at 777X+RWG - Bur Dubai - Dubai Heritage Village - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Coins Museum Bur Dubai?: The contact number of Coins Museum Bur Dubai is +971 4 392 0093

Reviews

5 John Paul Tuquib 36 months ago

Free entrance....
Ground and 1st floor
Every room have A/C
Astonish by the coins collection...
You can stay for a maximum 1 hour if you want to read and see it one by one..
Recommended to see this museum

3 Firas Abu Taleb 40 months ago

• Parking spots availability: 0/10, There are no parking spots designated to this museum. You will have to park outside of Al Fahidi District and walk there.
• Staff Expertise: 5/10, Staff were very polite, but very little information or guidance was provided at the time of my visit.
• General Atmosphere: 10/10, Fascinating coin collections from multiple eras. Each room will have a special collection based on a specific era, or a geographical location. Each room is filled with information about the coins along with their dates and materials. Make sure to check all of the rooms on both floors.
• Cleanliness: 7/10, For a museum, I’d say it was decent but it might need a little bit more care inside the rooms. Some of them are a bit dusty.
• Handicap Accessibility: 5/10, The 1st floor is accessible by a wheelchair. However, it might be hard to get to the 2nd floor since it’s only accessible via a narrow staircase.
•• Total score •• 27/50, A very interesting museum, needs some work to be perfect.
[Pros and Cons]
• Pros:
↑ Big collection of coins from different eras
↑ A lot of informations and insights are provided
• Cons:
↓ 2nd floor is inaccessible by a wheelchair
↓ Rooms were a bit dusty

★ Pro Tip:
For an easier parking experience, check out my pro tip on Al Fahidi District review

5 Ian Lavoie 39 months ago

This small museum was worth a visit. There is an interesting collection of coins from different regions and time periods. There are informative plaques to give context to the displays. There was no entry fee. There are benches to sit in if your feet are tired from walking around in the area.

5 city campus 42 months ago

Intresting experience exploring the coins that had been using by the Islamic sultanate and khaliph empire.

4 Arcot Rashmi 37 months ago

It's pretty much a historic place to visit, where they displayed coins that were used back in the century. There's no need to buy a ticket or book a time as such, it's walk-in and free to visit. The location of this place could be confusing, ask the security for directions or search the location on Google Maps in advance. Overall it's a decent place to visit if it's your first time.

5 Abhimanue Vs 39 months ago

Located in the Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, the Coins Museum presents over 470 rare coins from significant eras throughout the Middle East's history, the oldest of which date back to the 7th century.
Visitors can browse through eight rooms and see various coins that have been used in Dubai through the ages, as well as discover the close links between the monetary systems of the former British Empire, India and other countries.
Opened in 2004, the museum is housed in a traditional Arabian building constructed of coral, stone, plaster, sandalwood, and the leaves and trunks of palm trees. The structure itself offers an intriguing glimpse into the past that shows how early inhabitants lived in one of the city’s most bustling

5 WORLDWIDE INFO GUIDE 46 months ago

This is a highly specialised museum which will appeal to anyone with an interest in rare and historic coins. Located near the Diwan Mosque in the Al Fahidi Historic District, this small eight-room museum presents nearly 500 rare coins from throughout the Middle East, including Egypt, Turkey and Morocco. The oldest were minted during the Arab-Sasanian era in the 7th century.

3 Augustine Lee 46 months ago

This part of Dubai is another hidden treasure. Great olden buildings and narrow walk ways. Shows the Dubai of the past.

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Business Hours

Wednesday	08:00am - 03:00pm
Thursday	08:00am - 03:00pm
Friday	08:00am - 11:30am
Saturday	Day off
Sunday	Day off
Monday	08:00am - 03:00pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 03:00pm