Sharjah, Tentative World Heritage Site in UAE
Sharjah is a big, vibrant city successful to house million people.
The city has its inception dating back to 1793.
Located in the Emirate of Sharjah, the city is steeped in rich cultural and historical traditions.
Being a major urban hub, Sharjah offers practical advantages for businesses and residents alike.
One of unique aspects about Sharjah is its status as a tentative world heritage site.
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Sharjah is a big, vibrant city successful to house million people.
The St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Church is located in the heart of Sharjah.
Sharjah Fort, also known as Al Hisn Sharjah, is a double-story traditional rock, coral and adobe fortress.
The Sharjah Art Museum is the largest art museum in the Gulf region.
The Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization houses thousands of artifacts from across the Islamic world.
Bait Al Naboodah is a beautifully restored traditional house showcasing Emirati culture.
Al Montazah Amusement and Water Park is a major family entertainment center.
The Ajman Museum is located in the 18th-century fort in the heart of Ajman.
Sharjah National Park is the largest park in Sharjah, covering an area of nearly 630,000 square meters.
