This fort was the residence of the local ruler from 1768 to 1969. This is a 250 year old monument. UAQ National Museum is now the official museum of the UAE. The museum hosts an invaluable collection of artefacts that are excavated from nearby sites. The museum features a majlis, old Bedouin jwellery, fancy weapons amongst other archaeological finds from Tel Abraq and Al Dour sites.

The Al Sinniyah Island among other islands lie east to the mainland of Umm al-Quwain. The island features dense mangroves with sandy beaches. The island is especially meant for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts since it hosts a wide variety of flora and fauna like the rare Socotra cormorants, flamingoes and seagulls.

Located just 30kms off the centre of Umm Al Quwain city, Falaj Al Mualla is an old town built in the 19th century that is most well known for its four iconic attractions, the fort and the three watchtowers. The fort was built in 1825.

Umm Al Qwain Open Beach is a serene stretch of sand located in the emirate of Umm Al Quwain, United Arab Emirates. It is known for its calm, turquoise waters and relatively untouched sandy shores, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Umm Al Qwain Open Beach has a more laid-back and natural atmosphere, making it ideal for quiet relaxation and sunbathing. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities