The museum was constructed in the 1940s and also was called "Camel-Riding House" or "Beit Al Rekab". Originally the building was used as stable where horses and camels were trained in the interior courtyard.
Visiting the Camel Museum you can learn all about how to look after, maintain and manage camels and learn about how they are used as transportation. The museum also deals with the exploitation that comes along with the mindset of the camels only being a mean of transport.
Sunday to Thursday: 8.00 am – 2.00 pm
Closed: Friday and Saturday
Al Shindagha Historical District – Bur Dubai
Dubai
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Bus: to station Ghubaiba
Metro: to station Ghubaiba
The museum is currently closed due to maintenance. (Status November 2019)
During Ramadan (24.4-24.5.2020) there may be deviations or missing opening hours. We kindly ask you to take this into consideration.
Visit the Camel Museum with your Dubai City Pass!
Free admission to Dubai's museums, attractions, and tours.
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