Sightseeing & Landmarks in Sharjah

The Al Majaz Waterfront is a complete family entertainment destination which caters to the interest of all age groups. Al Majaz park was redesigned and embellished to create this large waterfront.This place includes a variety of attractions like the Family Train, Sharjah Fountain, Maraya Art Park, Sharjah Boats, Golf course, a mini splash park, etc. They also organise a variety of festivals, shows and performances like laser shows and fireworks all the year around to entertain their guest.

Address: Al Buheirah Corniche Road, Al Majaz 2, Sharjah, UAE.
Tel.: +971 6 552 1552

The Al Noor Mosque is one of the very few mosques that are open to the public in Sharjah. Situated at the Khaled lagoon at the Buhaira Corniche, the architecture of the mosque is inspired from the Turkish Ottoman designs. The mosque was built by her Highness Sheikha Jawaher bint Mohammed al Qassimi, the wife of the ruler of Sharjah, and is regarded as the most famous places of worship in the country.

Address: Al Noor mosque, Corniche Street, Al Majaz District, Sharjah, UAE.

A visit to Sharjah is incomplete without a ride on the 'Eye of the Emirates”. This giant Ferris wheel offers an aerial view of Sharjah Corniche, lagoons and landscape, extending its horizons to neighbouring Dubai. It has 42 air-conditioned cabins that go 60 meters high over Sharjah and is capable of carrying 336 passengers at a single instance.

Address: AL Khan Corniche Street, Sharjah, UAE.

The Planetarium (Sharjah Academy of Astronomy, Space sciences & Technology) is situated in the Sharjah University. Experience the hi-tech cosmic shows, UniView, which takes the visitors on tour through the solar system to see Neptune, Saturn and other planets. The centre mostly attracts schools and science clubs who choose it for the study of astronomy and celestial navigation.

Address: Sharjah Centre for Astronomy and Space Sciences University of Sharjah, Sharjah, UAE.

Located in the Emirate of Sharjah, the Al Qasba is a top-visited attraction where you can find the famous Eye of the Emirates, a 60-meter high Ferris wheel. Other exciting features include an extensive humanmade canal and bridges where visitors can take a boat ride. Visitors can also enjoy performances at the Masrah Al Qasba Theatre, various other artistic events. Even business conferences and meetings are organised over here.

Address: Al Khan Street, Al Qasba, Sharjah, UAE.

The Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium was originally constructed in 1980 and further renovated in 2002. The Sharjah ground has been the venue for nearly 200 One Day International cricket matches and is the home ground for the Afghanistan cricket team for One Day International and First-Class matches. This ground is very popular with the South Asian community of the United Arab Emirates.

Address: Second Industrial Street,Industrial Area 5, Sharjah, UAE.

The Kalba, an exclave of the Emirate of Sharjah, is a well-known tourist attraction famed for its fascinating places like the Khor Kalba creek, pristine sandy beaches, a takeoff of mangroves and many more exciting things. It consists of a significant natural reserve and is situated close to the border of Oman, located approximately 110 km from Sharjah. Kalba is also looked upon as an important birding spot for bird lovers.

The town of Khor Fakkan (KhorFakkan) lies on the quaint Khorfakkan bay and is surrounded by the emirate of Fujairah. The Khor Fakkan has a spot called Shark Island, which is a paradise for divers and swimmers. Other visit-worthy places include the Rifaisa Dam, souks, the Al Wurrayah Falls and Jabal Javi a popular hiking spot, along with the 4-star Oceanic Hotel.