Nice museum to visit but really small I expected big area and 20 aed for entrance really expensive

Interesting old manuscripts and weapons. But limited numbers and not amusing for children. So if your are looking for a day out with kids, this should not be on top of your list. They will get bored easily. But very good for older adults or those interested in history.

Right on the Abra Dubai, it’s just behind the Masjid.

I like this museum, well portrayed, beautifully arranged belongings of royal family. State of the art architecture.

The night view of this historical place and mosque is much beautiful compare to day

The museum displays thousands of golden, bronze and iron pieces, discovered at the Saruq Al Hadid archaeological site in the Rub al Khali desert, south of the emirate of Dubai. The Arabian Peninsula’s Iron Age at the newly-opened museum in Dubai’s Historical District - a confluence of the past and the present. Location near Shindaga.Huge mature ficus tree in the courtyard adds to the ambience and shade. The work is immense and will probably take decades to unearth. Dubai archaeological museum Museum related to UAE history, boating, food courts.

Over expectation. Something interesting you may never seen are waiting for you to figure out. Thank the patient guide Waleed, Shouq and also the security. Had a nice day even didn’t dig anything out from the sand.

Well laid out with sufficient but not overwhelming amount of information, exhibits. Kids were engaged by looking for special signs in the exhibits plus digging for artefacts in the outdoor sand pits.Very nicely renovated/reconstructed building. Pleasant courtyard, specially in early March during our visit.Huge mature ficus tree in the courtyard adds to the ambience and shade.It is impressive to see how Dubai is deepening cultural activities such as Archeology, History. Unfortunately practically all the archeologists on the videos are not Emirati.The work is immense and will probably take decades to unearth.

Hidden gem in old Dubai- traditional building houses a small but fine collection of finds from Saruq Alhadid Iron Age site. For your 20Dh you get a dramatic 4D video and a personal guided tour. Dubai has more than just the malls.

This is a beautiful museum that tells the story of an amazing historic site. The site is what inspires the Dubai Expo 2020 logo. Wonderful multimedia presentation and amazing objects from the site and a wonderful kids activity to actually dig for artifacts.

Nice place to hangout with friends and family and also you canspend lot of time with kids

Rarely visited but a treasure trove of books and antiques

I highly recommend to visit Saruq Al-Hafid Museum. It should be a mandatory visit for all the Dubai students and residents.

For me discovering the existence of this museum right in my neighborhood was nothing less than thrilling (and not to be too dramatic almost as good as when the sight was first sighted itself. Im sure you can compare the joy!). The museum is small but easily accessible from the al ghubaiba metro station,the abras or even the bus station itself, the signs along the historical shindagha area can also help you easily locate the museum. The entry fee is 20 AED and is well worth it considering the level of preservation and maintenance of the finds. When you are admitted into the museum you are first provided an a/v experience of how Saruq al-Hadid was actually discovered, followed by a brief explanation of some of the finds, the symbols on various objects from these finds and perhaps how or why it came into being and some interesting theories. There are some unique finds from the stone age but predominantly from the iron age. Various arrowheads, swords, fishing hooks (was there a river here in the middle of the desert?), camels anklets (wow now thats a first for me), jewelry (with material that traces Saruq al-Hadids connections to the Indus valley, whoa!), lots of snakes either on the weapons, the pottery or simply as objects indicating some sort of immense relevance of snakes in the lives of inhabitants of Saruq al-Hadid. The people of this place were experts in artistry related to gold as well! The expo symbol is directly inspired from the find itself. Wow I was taken aback and really wished the museum was bigger and I could see everything! Well the dig is still in progress since 2002 as archaeologists try and understand more about this chance discovery and Im sure about the UAE itself. If you are a history buff like me (a very amateur one at that) or are simply curious to explore something apart from the sights and sounds, then go for this unique jewel of a museum!

Good value for money (student discount), beautiful design, informative and gripping exhibit. Well worth the visit to understand how Dubai came to be what it is today.

The best museum for children in Dubai. Well done, the booklet for children is very well made, and staff super friendly and child focused. We had again such an amazing experience. This time I took family from Europe along and my sister in law said it was again the best example of Arabic hospitality and friendliness. I can highly recommend this museum for adults and children, particularly 6-12 years.

I loved it. A beutiful and modern display, allows a clear understanding of the evolution of the human settlement in the last 15.000 years. Incredible gold masterpieces and artistic bronze and iron artifacts representing jumping lions and liquid snakes are well complemented with educational videogames for the younger visitors. A pearl.

Explore the history of Dubai here. Maintained by Dubai Municipality.

Saruq Al-Hadid Museum

This place

Good historical place, every one should go,who are in Dubai & many off things u will know, very silent place,& boating facility, very cheap

Very good museum to visit while walking on old Dubai creek sides. The artifact shown are amazing. They also have free tour guidance.

Lovely collection, great layout of artifacts and design. Incredible history described of UAE.

Great place you can take photos in any place out side the museum

There is a see view , can sit , walking and spent good time with kids also

Very interesting place and friendly staff 👌

Very good museum good to time pass

Best place for a lonely walk

Must visit for anyone wanting to learn about Dubais history and especially its roots around Dubai Creek. Good mix of historical architecture, modern technology and education.

I love this place... n i am Warking 5 yars before this place..... all employees good n friendly......

Very interesting place with loads of information, facts, videos and helpful staff. Well worth the visit for 20AED.

These people know how to market for themselves!! Good museum

Amazing historical place where you can fine arabic culture everybody whose visit Dubai must vist this place highly recommended for visitor thanks

Hello thing of yourself

Nice place

The museum displays thousands of golden, bronze and iron pieces, discovered at the Saruq Al Hadid archaeological site in the Rub Al Khali desert, south of the emirate of Dubai. The museum also features fossil remains of animals and fish, in addition to ancient clay pots.

Nice need minor adjustments

Fine museum but they need to lower their ticket prices

Really interesting and well presented

Good museum with old collection

Great place 👍🏻

Combination of modern and tradition.

Most beautiful place

Very traditional

Learn about the Arabian Peninsula’s Iron Age at the newly-opened museum in Dubai’s Historical District - a confluence of the past and the present. Location near Shindaga

So NICE

Nice place to visit

Incredibly interesting!

Ticket fee-adult aed20, kids aed10..

Rich museum with big heritage

Nice place

Was a great place and wonderful

Museum is closed for renovation and there is no information in the website

I gone to visit the place but it is Closed and security said it will open next month

Museum related to UAE history, boating, food courts.

Loved this place ❤️❤️❤️

Peace of mind

Good to visit

Nice place

A piece of history in Dubai

Good

Saruq Al-Hadid Archaeological Museum, Dubai

Friday is closed

Great

Good

Artificial village station for remembering Saruq Al Hadid

Good

Amazing

Good

Beautiful

Showing History of Dubai

Under construction

Nice Museum

Nice

Museum

When we enter inside there is one man his behaviour like so bad they treated to human like animals

Very wonderful and beautiful, it needs more than two hours, the view in front of it is wonderful, especially at sunset

It deserves 5 stars. Reception and museum very well. well done

One of the main centers for copper smelting and the manufacture of various tools and utensils in the region since the beginning of the Iron Age. The site was discovered in 2002 by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai.

Very nice

Nice place

A beautiful museum for those interested in culture, history and archeology. It contains monuments and artifacts from the Saruq al-Hadid civilization that dates back to the Iron Age, including swords, gold rings and a lot more .. I really recommend visiting it.

Very beautiful museum

A small but fine museum ...

The history of the country is shown here. It is very interesting and there are various pictures and ceremonies that are represented in doll shapes. Unfortunately, a lot of tourists are passed through and you can not really enjoy the thing or read the reports. There are currently 15 million tourists in Dubai and by 2020 it should be 25,000 million. A pity!!

The museum is worth a visit

A very brief place on the most beautiful artifacts discovered in the site of the largest and largest archaeological iron swords in terms of the amount of pieces discovered

Playful, clear, and all the parts are well presented

A beautiful museum displays history in a contemporary fashion

Nice place. Beautiful site. To visit in Dubai.

Small museum complex peto of very high historical level. Essential to understand the geopolitics of the Middle East

A beautiful little museum in a cultural city Al Shandagha. It is not as rich as the museums of the Mediterranean countries but it reflects as well the ancient culture of this region and more precisely that of the archaeological site of Saruq Al Hadid.

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Beautiful and suitable for families and tells you the beautiful past

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I was working next to this museum, an ancient archaeological place

Very interesting

A wonderful museum that I recommend visiting

Nice place