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RAK National Museum is a museum, located at Al Hisn Road - Sidroh - North Ras Al Khaimah - United Arab Emirates. They can be contacted via phone at +971 7 233 3411, visit their website www.rakheritage.rak.ae for more detailed information.

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Al Hisn Road - Sidroh - North Ras Al Khaimah - United Arab Emirates
Added by Jopie, at 16 December 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday 3:00 – 7:30 PM
  • Saturday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Sunday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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18 Reviews

  • Ganesh Kumar
    29 April 2018

    Small Heritage place, nicely maintained, less crowded, wheel chair facility, friendly staff.

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  • Jane Bowen
    15 March 2018

    Really interesting exhibits and the old Palace it is housed in is also interesting. Views from the lookout towers to the see and across the city

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  • Muhammed Shiyas KC
    15 March 2018

    A Simple and unique Museum with ancient Arabic architecture. Loved the ambiance. Not much exhibits but we learn how rich is the history of this great nation. You can spend 2-3 Hours in the museum if you are on a leisure day. Not much crowded also. Don't Miss out the Wind Tower.

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  • Tareq Nasser
    30 January 2018

    As a place it’s really nice, beautiful and tidy, and the government is taking care of it will, if you are that guy who loves archaeological things this is not the correct place for you, but if you love antiques, this is a wonderful place to visit and highly recommended for sure.

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  • G. M.
    28 January 2018

    For 5 dirhams entrance fee, you get to see the history of Ras Al Khaima and have an overview of the life in the past. Discovering how they have lived the life before made us appreciate the life we have now. The museum is not that big but it's worth a visit. You can find antequities, ancient vases, fishing and hunting tools and many more. Bring your kids so they become exposed to our ancient history!

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  • ABLE JOHNSON
    24 January 2018

    If you like archeology then this is a good place .If you like history then get a ticket in dubai museum which is much much better

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  • Shine Paul
    16 December 2017

    Its well known for the historical sources, its construction is just like the traditional houses of Ras Al Khaima, rooms inside the Late Fort are open to the public and exhibit archaeological, historical and ethnographical objects. The artifacts and collections were partly donated by members of the ruling Quwasim family and residents of Ras Al Khaimah. The museum is located at the old city of Ras Al Khaima, behind the police station. Its not so easily noticeable from the traffic. There is a entry fee of 5 Dirhams, at the entrance u can get the tickets. A very friendly Malayali guy is there to serve you. Overall i had a good experience, it showcases a very good opportunity to study about the history of Emirati civilization and their struggles and winning.

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  • A Google User
    05 November 2017

    Fantastic location and great insight into Emirati history. The museum at RAK was a very enriching experience which showcases the richness of Emirati history and its culture. They have rare artefacts from thousands of years ago. Its a very well maintained facility and easy to find in the city. Its a must visit if you are in the city. Great Experience and the people managing the facility were very polite and helpful.

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  • A Google User
    01 November 2017

    go before 5 pm. well maintained. lot of parking.

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  • A Google User
    26 October 2017

    It is well known from historical sources an 'Early Fort' existed inside Ras Al Khaimah Old Town in close proximity to the Mohammed bin Salim Mosque. The ancient documents and letters inform us that it was at least destroyed twice, in 1621 by the Portuguese and in 1820 by the British

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  • A Google User
    14 September 2017

    Located in an older part of town. The museum is good for a quick visit, but keep your expectations in check. It's an old place, with an old vibe. If you're looking to learn more a about RAK history, drop by.

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  • Veer Veerendra
    17 August 2017

    It's a one time visit place. You can find out how people used to live in olden days(traditional houses) and the things which they use for day to day survival

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  • Hemlyn R
    15 August 2017

    Poorly maintained. No signs to point you where to start. Decent history of RAK but quite underwhelming.

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  • Roman Horak
    05 April 2017

    It's good to know the history of the visited country. Knowledge expands view.

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  • Alexey Efremov
    01 April 2017

    Small museum about Ras Al Khaimain history and nature. Ticket price 5 dhs

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  • Patryk Sobczak
    11 February 2017

    Gives a decent amount of information about the history, but sadly no tour guide option. Overall, the 5AED/p ticket is worth it. The only bad thing about it is that it looks like a shady old unsafe fort with parts of it being unsafe for children and even adults - such as the viewpoint tower with steep small stairs and a poorly mounted railing that may collapse any time

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  • Abdul Rahman Noor
    04 January 2017

    Quite a bit of history, but housed in a poorly maintained, unsafe, creaky old fort.
    I understand they want to showcase the fort as it were, but the lack of maintenance goes too far - in the main tower the stairs were dusty and the higher floors had sizable open windows at floor level making this extremely dangerous for children. The top of the tower has low walls and is unsafe even for adults.
    The renovations have been carelessly done with little regard for authenticity - in one place the cushion cover actually has the "made in China" label printed on it!!!
    When pointed out, the ticket lady (who was the only one in the entire building) didn't even understand what I was trying to say.
    Overall, this museum has loads to offer, but so poorly maintained that it's not worth a trip.

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  • Riyas AC
    23 December 2016

    Historical place. Came to know how the UAE was. Nice place to visit.

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