Ajman Museum
18th-century fort turned museum, manuscripts, weapons and traditional life displays.

Ajman is the smallest of the seven emirates by mainland area, a relaxed coastal emirate just 30 minutes from Dubai.
Ajman is the smallest of the seven emirates by mainland area, a relaxed coastal emirate just 30 minutes from Dubai.
Beyond the city, Ajman controls two inland exclaves: Manama (agricultural) and Masfout, a mountain enclave in the Hajar range popular for hiking.
The emirate blends a historic dhow-building tradition with a fast-growing economy of SMEs, manufacturing and affordable free zones.
Landmarks, heritage, nature and days out in Ajman.
18th-century fort turned museum, manuscripts, weapons and traditional life displays.
Long sandy promenade with cafés and family beaches, the emirate's social heart.
One million m² of mangroves with 60+ bird species including flamingos; kayaking and a championship golf course.
One of the world's largest active dhow-building yards, wooden boats still crafted by hand.
Mountain enclave 110 km inland, hiking trails, wadis and the Masfout Castle viewpoint.
Waterfront dining and promenades on the marina canal.
Agricultural exclave with farms and the historic Al Nour Mosque area en route to Masfout.
Emirate-level services. Nationwide numbers such as 999 work everywhere.