Coin Museum Bur Dubai
| Dubai Heritage Village,Bur Dubai |
5 oranları
7.20/10.00 |
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+971 4 392 0093 |
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Darweesh Hasan (15.08.2017 15:46)
I have very onld coin . Where can i sell it ??
I have very onld coin . Where can i sell it ??
Fara Ghazali (21.02.2017 16:00)
Nothing much here. Just some displays. Dubai Museum has more to offer.
Nothing much here. Just some displays. Dubai Museum has more to offer.
sikandar singh (16.02.2017 17:43)
Hey friends I have this coin.. I wanna sale it. It is 14th century coin.. dynasty of mughal's or sikandar lodhi in india
Hey friends I have this coin.. I wanna sale it. It is 14th century coin.. dynasty of mughal's or sikandar lodhi in india
Petros Dimakis (06.12.2016 08:03)
Small but interesting museum where you can learn the coin history of the town and the region.
Small but interesting museum where you can learn the coin history of the town and the region.
Domagoj Pribanic (04.12.2015 04:58)
Interesting little museum with a number of different historic coins from the area and the region. There are exhibits from the general history of Dubai and the Emirates as well, so it's got something to offer to everyone if you're in the area and thinking of visiting.
We don't have a particular interest in coins, but had stumbled upon this place while exploring the old Dubai site. We might not have enjoyed it fully, but the numismatists out there might find this place fascinating.
There is no entry fee but they do require you to sign into the admission book, the need for which I didn't quite fully understand. Limited opening hours so plan ahead. Quite desolate with no other visitors while we were there, and we were there for a good half hour. Based on the glimpse of the sign in book I had, there are very few visitors for now.
Much like the rest of the sites around old Dubai on this side of the creek, the place feels a bit staged and manufactured rather than historic unfortunately.
Interesting little museum with a number of different historic coins from the area and the region. There are exhibits from the general history of Dubai and the Emirates as well, so it's got something to offer to everyone if you're in the area and thinking of visiting.
We don't have a particular interest in coins, but had stumbled upon this place while exploring the old Dubai site. We might not have enjoyed it fully, but the numismatists out there might find this place fascinating.
There is no entry fee but they do require you to sign into the admission book, the need for which I didn't quite fully understand. Limited opening hours so plan ahead. Quite desolate with no other visitors while we were there, and we were there for a good half hour. Based on the glimpse of the sign in book I had, there are very few visitors for now.
Much like the rest of the sites around old Dubai on this side of the creek, the place feels a bit staged and manufactured rather than historic unfortunately.
