Outside the museum is a physical boat and some tools used before, there are some characters working in the shape, the Arab daily life is more real and restored to our eyes, the overall feeling is a bit rudimentary.

There is this museum in Dubai, and then you will find it is a country with some history, and it is strange why such a rich country does not invest more in building museums.

When our guide took us to the museum, I had no special feelings about this historical museum full of pictures and objects, but after listening to the introduction in detail, I knew a lot of the back stories.

The Dubai Museum is a showcase of the city's transformation from a small fishing village to a big international metropolis. Then the museum is not very big, if you have time, you can go to see without special past, then the museum has a gold jewelry street, and then there is a very delicious milk tea shop.

This museum uses life-size dioramas to depict everyday Dubai life in the days before the discovery of oil. Galleries recreate scenes from the Creek, traditional Arab houses, mosques, the souk, date farms and desert and marine life.

I rushed over today, but it was closed, it was a pity that it was being repaired [scenery] [interesting] [price-performance]

A very historic place, and built on the old site. In the third century BC, Dubai was a small fish village by the Dubai River, where Dubai people, led by the Chiefs, fished for life, planted dates, and did business... gradually developed to this day - this is what we saw in the Dubai Museum this afternoon. The museum was built on the old site that year, with three dirham tickets.

Take a $1 boat across the river to the Dubai Museum.