Landmarks in Ajman

Safeer Mall - Ajman

Safeer Mall is a shopping center spread over 220 thousand square feet and includes a hypermarket, department stores (Eternity Style, Shoes 4 Us), money exchanges, restaurants (Subway, Southern Fried C

Ajman Equestrian Club

It houses more than 100 well-trained Arabian horses and offers a range of lessons and riding activities. Expert trainers are on hand to offer instruction in a number of languages, and even total be

The Red Fort

Gravel and red plaster were used in the construction of the walls of the fort and hence it was named the red fort. Sandal wood was used in the beams and supports for the construction of the roofs. The

Hassa Buweid (White Stones) Castle

The castle's main purpose was to provide protection and was designed as a square tower comprising two rooms similar, in architecture, to other castles built at the time.

Al Manama Museum (Al Mareer Fort)

This fort was built at the time of the late Sheikh Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, and it features a yard overlooking seven large rooms and a well, used in drinking water, in addition to a guard's tower.

Masfout Gate

On this gate, those who come in read Arrivals are welcome, while those who go out read Good Bye if you want to go to Manama; otherwise another country. Beside the gate, there is a control tower for ar

Masfout Castle

The castle consists of two rooms and a gate. When late Sheikh Rashid Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi became governor in 1947, he renewed it. At that time, this castle (which was and still is lofty) was used as a

MASFOUT

Discover the rugged landscape of the Hajar Mountains – a hiker's dream and a refreshing escape from the city heat. Less than two hours away from the city centre is the tiny Ajman enclave of Masfout