Ajman Museum (admission 4 dhs($1 approx. )

An old fort in the central square. Built in the late 16th century it has serve as the rulers palace. In the 70’s it was put under usage as a police station. You can see different artifacts and reconstruction of traditional life.

Beach
Ajman beach is always a nice place to spend the day in with the warm sun, white sands, and clear waters. Dolphin spotting is also a recreation activity enjoyed in the emirate.

Doctors There are lots of speciality clinics in Ajman.Ibin Sina Medical centre is affordable and has most of the specialities. The doctors fee ranges from AED 50 to 100. Diagnostic services also available. GMC Hospital is open 24 hours for emergencies.Sh Khalifa Hospital is the Public Hospital with Emergency Department.

Eat

India House (Sheikh Humaid bin Abdul al-Aziz St; mains 4 to 10 Dhs)

Lulu Hypermarket has a nice cafe that is not too pricey, average 10 dirhams for a whole meal with a drink, as there portions are huge its money well spent,and a wide selection of smoothies at reasonable prices.

Clean and cheap vegetarian restaurant

You can find many other restaurants around town including fast food counters such as Pizza Hut, McDonalds and others. Just have a look around and you will find them easily. Beach front cafe eating is good and cheap. 2 donner kebab style wrap sandwiches in chicken or lamb, with fresh fruit smoothie costs about 15 Dhs.

Drink

Alcohol is allowed in Ajman and is available easily at hotels and restaurants.

Tap water is considered ok but it has a slightly salted taste. The obvious reason is that desalination plants are used to provide tap water. More to the point, you can safely use it to brush your teeth and prepare tea.

Bottled water is also available in any store around town.

The famous "Hole In The Wall" - located next to the Kempinski Hotel Ajman - was one of the few liquor shops in Ajman. Now moved down the street near the Beach Resort. It is NOT closed.