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Standing proud on the Corniche, Al-Murabaa Watchtower has been the city’s first line of defence since the 1930s.

The Arabian Peninsula is dotted with mud-brick forts and watchtowers, built to protect coastal towns, and the sandy-coloured Al-Murabaa Watchtower has served as the guardian of Ajman for over 80 years.

Commissioned by the late Sheikh Rashid Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi and restored in 2000, the watchtower is a key landmark along the attractive Corniche.

Join the locals strolling along the attractive waterfront esplanade, which overlooks a 16 kilometre-long beach and is dotted with restaurants, cafés and shops.

HIGHLIGHTS

    • Historic landmark
    • Waterfront location
    • Traditional architecture
Al-Murabbaa Watchtower
Al-Murabbaa Watchtower

Getting to Al-Murabbaa Watchtower

Directly opposite the Corniche Tower along the Ajman Corniche.

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