Bayt Al Khanyar Museum & Coffee Shop — Attraction in Dubai

• Parking spots availability: 0/10, There are no parking spots designated to this museum. You will have to park outside of Al Fahidi District and walk there. • Staff Expertise: 7/10, Staff were very informative and polite, they will answer most of your questions and they will give you good insights. • General Atmosphere: 8/10, You will get to see a variety of Arabian daggers, many styles and designs are available to check. Along with a lot of pictures that will give you a better idea about the fashion in the old days. • Cleanliness: 10/10, At the time of my visit, the museum was very neat and it made my experience better. • Handicap Accessibility: 4/10, A little bit hard to squeeze the wheelchair inside the museum because of the staircases, but it’s not impossible. •• Total score •• 29/50, Experience a closeup look on Arabian daggers [Pros and Cons] • Pros: ↑ Big collection of Arabian daggers ↑ Insights on the different materials and designs ↑ You can buy a dagger within the museum • Cons: ↓ Daggers are overpriced ↓ Might be hard to access all area on a wheelchair

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This unique museum is famous for a great collection of daggers. The venue is very well organised, and the management is very welcoming. It's the best place to take instagrammable photos as light quality is just awesome. Moreover, in the management office, there's a Guinness book of World Records certificate is place which states.... The Obaid, a 92-meter-long dhow, standing at a height of more than 11 meters, was hand-built by Majid Obaid Bin Majid Al Falasi & Sons, in association with Bayt Al Khanyar a family-run shipyard in...

Lovely authentic building hidden down a side street. The place is tiny and only has 3 tables in which would be cramped if full. The menu has a nice choice and is very reasonably priced. We ordered the Turkish and Arabic coffee. They arrived within 5 minutes and nice and hot. The Arabic coffee wasn’t to my taste, but came with some dates and the server advised how to eat the date and keep it in your mouth until you have the coffee. The Turkish coffee was delicious and came with some Turkish delight. Nice to try for some...