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Al Qasba United Arab Emirates has many Grateful places to visit and enjoy watching the sights and the events that the UAE does. In each emirate there is many wonderful places and enjoyable events but in this essay will discover an interesting place, that is called Al Qasba.  Al Qasba is located in Sharjah the capital of islamic culture, specifically in Al Khan. It is made of leisure, tourist and culture area. It is renamed to Qanat Al Qasba in March, 2008. It offer's visitors and tourist destinations rich in all the elements of attraction that satisfy the appetite, and meet the diverse needs, in one place and within a family atmosphere, combining originality and beauty and modernity. Eye of the Emirates Wheel is one of the best attractions in Al Qasba. Its the most visitable landmark in Al qasba. It has air-conditioned cabins it takes you high into the sky to see the amazing view of Sharjah. Of course there are prices to enter the wheel, for adults:

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           Souq Al Arsah is probably the oldest market place in the UAE and was the meeting place for the Bedouins and their camels in the old days. Step into the souq and begin a journey back in time. Walk along the comfortably air-conditioned alleyways of the market designed with solid wooden doors, beautiful coral brick walls and hanging lanterns   The souq is home to numerous quaint stores selling local, new and antique handicrafts, wooden articles, Arabic bridal and pearl chests, copper coffee pots, ethnic and handmade jewellery, perfume bottles and incense, hand-made woven garments, palm-leaf baskets, medicinal herbs, carpets, shawls and novelties. The Halwa shop (sweets shop) in the discreet corner is a real olfactory celebration and will definitely tempt every passerby to taste the inimitable indigenous sweets. And when you are tired of walking, there's the public coffee shop in the centre of the souq serving Arabic coff