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Jumeirah Archaeological Site Dubai



One of the topmost sites for sightseeing in Dubai, Jumeirah Archaeological Site is a big allure for archaeologists, researchers and historians from across the world.

Considered to be a very important archeological site in the Arabian Peninsula, Jumeirah Archaeological Site is also the largest of its kinds in the UAE. The ruins at Jumeirah are believed to belong to the 6th century.

When the Jumeirah Archaeological Site was dug up, numerous items of that era were recovered. Various archeological expeditions have led to the uncovering of ruined stone houses, stores and even souks. One of the discovered houses was thought to have been the palace of an erstwhile ruler.

During these expeditions, various daily use items like tools, pottery and coins were also found. Many of these items have been stored for posterity in the famous Dubai Museum and the Heritage and Diving Village in Shindagha.


The Jumeirah Archaeological Site is surrounded by modern villas - an effortless and riveting amalgam. The nearby settlements are reminiscent of the pre-Islamic and Islamic eras. In fact, this place was an ancient caravan route linking Iraq and Oman.

For people interested in knowing about the history of Dubai, Jumeirah Archaeological Site will surely be a worthwhile expedition on your Dubai tour.

Located close to the Dubai Museum, Jumeirah Archaeological Site can be visited after seeking permission from the museum authorities.

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