Coin Museum | Explore the History of Currency & Numismatics

The Alfarooq Mosque is the closest entrance to the Coin Museum, which is located in a maze of winding streets in the old quarter (Bastakia area). A display board map is available at the area's entrances for your convenience.

The museum, which is split up into various rooms centered on a central courtyard, is open to the public for free. There are various coins honoring various historical eras in each room. Many coins are kept in display cases that can be turned around to show both the front and back. Additionally, there is an interactive computer display that shows the coins in great detail and offers details on their history, design, and any Arabic inscriptions.

There is an upper floor with views of the mosque, the water, and the wooden towers that serve as the building's crude air conditioner and keep it cool. There are also restrooms on hand.

Depending on how interested you are in the coins, allot 30 to 60 minutes for the visit.

• Coin from more than 1400 years ago
• This coin served as currency at the outset of Islam's arrival. It was in use during the Khulafa-e-Rashideen period.
• A masterpiece of Islamic calligraphy and art
• You always feel Allah's blessings and barakat when this coin is in your possession. It is a lucky coin.
• One of the most valuable and uncommon coins in existence
• The Holy Land of Madina is the owner of this coin.
• The value and significance of this coin can only be understood by Muslims.
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Interesting little museum with a variety of local and regional historical coins. If you're in the area and considering a visit, it has something to offer for everyone as there are exhibits from the general history of Dubai and the Emirates as well.

There is no entrance fee, but you must sign the admission book. Limited hours; make plans in advance.  The area feels a little staged and manufactured rather than historically accurate, much like the other sites in and around old Dubai on this side of the creek. Enjoy the extensively stunning Dubai Tour Package of museums in Dubai.

If you enjoy coin collections, head straight for this. Coins are typically on a table made of velvet or felt or in a cabinet. The coins are displayed in this amazing coin museum in cases that swivel. Simply flip it over to see the other side. There are two sides when all is said and done. Nice, calm setting for taking in the atmosphere of the Bastakia and Al Fahidi districts.

It is essentially made up of small spaces with a categorized collection of coins from the Middle East from the early centuries. Only one more small room and the rooftop are present on the second floor, and that's about it.

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The Coins Museum is housed in a modest 2-story building in the Bastakia Heritage quarter. A sizable collection of coins from different Middle Eastern dynasties dating from the early days of Islam to the present day can be found in each room.

It was fascinating to observe the numerous changes that were made to currencies and payment systems prior to the creation of the coins we use today. Both the coin collection's illumination and its accompanying descriptions are excellent.

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Even though if you have no interest in coins, you still visit this small museum because of its lovely traditional design. The museum is housed in a historic building in Al Bastakiya that serves as an excellent illustration of how well-to-do families lived in Old Dubai. Coins Museums is one of the Dubai tour packages of museums. Go get it!

Without any pressure to buy anything and with hardly any other people around, you can stroll through the courtyard, through the rooms, and up to the rooftop terrace to admire the traditional architecture. Fantastic photo ops from the roof and some of the replica coins are also quite nice. A Dubai trip package here will resemble a stroll through the UAE's rich history and Bedouin culture.

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This is the place for you if you have a fetish for everything historical. The Coins Museum is one of the few museums in the world that houses such a sizable collection of historical information and coins. If you are in Dubai, you must travel across civilizations and the world beyond today. You won't be let down, and traveling there with friends and family will be a blast. I would unquestionably advise going to Dubai Coins Museum, on your Dubai tour package, don't miss it! The above given all information is important to you if you are planning Dubai all inclusive holidays.

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What is the location and opening hours of coin museum?

The Coin Museum is situated close to Dubai Creek in the Al Bastakiya historic district of Bur Dubai. From Sunday through Thursday, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Coins Museum is open. On Friday and Saturday, the museum is closed. The museum has free admission.

How many rooms is the Dubai Coin Museum?

There are eight main exhibit rooms in the museum as well; the first one provides information on coin history, the second shows 16 Arab-Sasanian Dirham coins from the Rashidun Caliphate and Umayyad Caliphate, and the third exhibits 64 Dinars and Dirhams from the Umayyad Caliphate.

What coin is the most expensive?

The most expensive coin of the museum is the Flowing Hair Silver Dollar from 1794.