76 reviews

Bait Al Naboodah

Name: Bait Al Naboodah
Address: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.4

Sharjah

Sharjah - United Arab Emirates

Museum Tourist attraction Transport interchange

+971 6 568 1738

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Bait Al Naboodah is a museum, tourist attraction and transport interchange located in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.40 out of 5 stars based on 76 reviews. The street address of this business is Sharjah - United Arab Emirates. Bait Al Naboodah is open seven days a week from 08:00am to 08:00pm.

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Where Bait Al Naboodah is located at?: Bait Al Naboodah is located at Sharjah - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Bait Al Naboodah?: The contact number of Bait Al Naboodah is +971 6 568 1738

Reviews

5 Mariam Merebashvili 21 months ago

Bait Al Naboodah is very interesting and I think must visit place in old Sharjah, ticket costs just 10 AED. Within 1 hour of our visit, we’ve learned a lot about pearl industry, trade, Sharjah development and traditional architecture, everyday life and etc. Indeed, the museum did a remarkable job; stuff were amazing, very helpful and friendly. Don’t hesitate, just go there and enjoy.

4 Balqees Al Mohaisen 27 months ago

A very interesting house museum in heart of Sharjah! This was the house of a pearl trader in 1840s and the house expanded to fit the extended family and it was restored to tell the story of this Trader and the traditional life style of Emirates! You can have a guided tour or to participate in the activity room (family friendly) all included in the ticket fees which is 10 ED only! It takes around less than one hour to complete the full tour and read the panels.

4 Jonathan Siqueira 16 months ago

Great place to experience the Emiratis ways of life & living.

The entry ticket is 10 AED but if you're travelling with a person above 60, entry is free for them and for you too, as their companion.

Weekdays are usually not that busy & you get to go through the entire museum at your own leisurely pace!

4 Hannu Toivanen 27 months ago

Bait Al Naboodah, the house of Naboodah, tells a story how wealthy Naboodah family lived in former Sharjah. Unluckily only the ground floor was open. As a part of history of Sharjah trip worth of visit.

5 Issa 39 months ago

This museum is hidden gem in Sharjah it shows it talks about one of the most successful traders of Sharjah, the economy of Sharjah and how pearls used to be one of the most valuable commodities of trade for Sharjah and his journey of pearl business between Sharjah , India and Europe

5 Loris Brizio 63 months ago

The Museum is located inside a historic house, carefully restored and combines historical exposure with images of everyday life of the past. Some rooms summarize the history of pearl fishing and the wealth that came from the collection of pearls. From the end of the 19th century until the 1930s, Sharjah experienced a period of wealth because the pearl trade was profitable and everyone worked. Then, when pearls began to be cultivated in Japan, prices went down and there was a great crisis, completely overcome only with the discovery of oil. The visit is carried out by visiting the rooms that open onto the courtyard, in some of which the rooms of the past have been reconstructed: a kitchen, a bedroom, other rooms. Then continue to the upper floor, where there was the summer bedroom, designed to be cooler. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The visit opens reflections on the history of Sharjah and helps to better understand the lives of its inhabitants.

5 Saud Alzarouni 75 months ago

One of most beautiful heritage houses in the region, where you travel to the past.
I highly recommend people to visit it to know more about how the life was in Sharjah in late 80’s and early 90’s.

3 Anne Cherian 39 months ago

Its affordable, 10 dirhams for an adult ticket. Small museum, well kept, each door ignites old treasures. The first room is very informative.

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Business Hours

Wednesday	08:00am - 08:00pm
Thursday	08:00am - 08:00pm
Friday	04:00am - 08:00pm
Saturday	08:00am - 08:00pm
Sunday	08:00am - 08:00pm
Monday	08:00am - 08:00pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 08:00pm