The Shindagha Museum, the UAE’s largest heritage museum, is now open.

Located in the Creek area, the new museum is a place to explore if you wish to learn more about Dubai’s history.

Visitors can learn about the Emirate’s history and its development over the years.

Spread across more than 20 pavilions, there’s loads to explore and understand about the UAE’s culture at the open-air venue.

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai visited the new museum this week.

Taking to Twitter, he penned: “Today we inaugurated the Shindagha Museum in Dubai. It extends across 80 historical houses in the Shindagha area. It includes 22 suites. It contains various collections dating back from the middle of the last century to 3000 years. History is our identity, our address, and our roots that increase our connection and love for our homeland.”

Tickets are priced at Dhs50 for adults and kids and students are priced at Dhs24.