What is inside Etihad Museum?

Inside the museum, you'll find pavilions and galleries with permanent exhibitions depicting the story of the country since its independence in 1971, when the constitution was signed. You'll also find a library, an education center, a temporary exhibition hall, and a restaurant.

What is unique about the roof of Etihad Museum?

Designed by Canadian architects Moriyama and Teshima, the unique curved white roof of the museum was inspired by the shape of the constitution. It is also adorned with seven columns, which symbolise the pens used to sign the agreement.

What does the Etihad Museum symbolize?

The museum is designed as a document to signify the signing of the UAE constitution.

How much is the entrance fee in Dubai Museum?

Dubai Museum entrance fee is AED 3 or INR 58 per person (for adults) and AED 1 or INR 20 for children (below 6 years). Dubai Museum tickets can be purchased along with the tickets of Dubai Fort.

Can we visit museum of the future in Dubai?

The museum will be open daily, Monday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm.

Who wrote the poem at Etihad Museum?

Wissam Shawkat is an Iraqi national but is now based in Dubai; he has showcased his work internationally and his Etihad Museum collection is testament to his outstanding skill.

When did Etihad Museum open?

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai. The Etihad Museum was opened to the public on January 2017.

How many museums are there in Sharjah?

Sharjah Museums. Sharjah links to 16 museums across it that cover widely varied fields, including Islamic art and culture, archaeology, heritage, science, marine life, as well as the history of Sharjah and the region.