Al Noor Mosque is a public place of worship and a prominent Islamic tourism attraction. It is a famous sight along the Sharjah corniche, with cascading domes and two towering Ottoman minarets. The interior of the mosque is adorned with beautiful calligraphy of Holy Quran passages. As a major Sharjah tourist attraction, the mosque provides guests with Emirati traditional wear in the entrance area.
Sharjah Aquarium, located near Al Khan, is the UAE's first and largest government educational center. It's a fantastic spot to take youngsters and small children to get a close-up look at the numerous varieties of fish. You should adhere to the aquarium's scheduling. One of the welcome boards (on the front side) is quite appealing.
Al Noor Island, one of Sharjah's most popular family attractions, is noted for its tropical ecosystem filled with flying butterflies. Families can get a snack and a drink from a cafe that serves healthy food, visit the literature pavilion, or see a stunning sculpture. Several art installations, notably the world-famous OVO structure, can be found on the island.
Thousands of one-of-a-kind antiquities from the first century AH (7 AD) to the fourteenth century AH (20 AD) are on show in the museum. Visitors to the museum can learn about Muslim intellectuals' discoveries and creations throughout Islamic history.
The market is known as the Blue Souk because of the blue tiles on the outside walls. More than 600 shops sell gold, jewelry, stones, perfumes, souvenirs, and presents, as well as electronics, clothing, cosmetics, home goods, and other items on an approximate 80,000sqm area.
