If you want to look at the "way of life of local residents of the past," which features tools, weapons, tableware and jewelry, clothing, etc. ... but for an independent visit, you should familiarize yourself with the peculiarities of the inhabitants' way of life. The museum is not big, you can get around in 40 minutes, an hour maximum. There is an observation deck from where you can see Ras Al Khaimah from a bird's-eye view. The ticket price is 10 dirhams

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Вячеслав Бойко

Level 7 Local Expert

As in any other emirate, there is the same museum about the life history of the Arabs. It's worth going if you haven't visited such a place yet. A beautiful tower, a good collection of weapons! We visited the museum with the guide Pulat, as always delighted with his tour! You can see the photo on Instagram @dubai_discovery_tours

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Ihar Beliauski

Level 22 Local Expert

I walked to the Ras Al Khaimah National Museum from the waterfront, but the area didn't seem like a tourist destination at all. When I got there, there was only the museum itself— nothing else. I went there in the evening, and unfortunately there was no lighting around, which made the place seem a little uncomfortable and inhospitable. I was expecting something more similar to museums in Dubai or even Ajman, where national museums are well decorated, there are cafes nearby and more convenient conditions for visitors.

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