Ajman: routes, public transport and places
Ajman packs a corniche, a fishing harbour and a dense residential fabric into the smallest emirate of the federation. The directory lists its shops, clinics and services.
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Getting to know Ajman
Ajman is the smallest of the seven emirates, and its city runs straight into Sharjah without a break: the boundary is a street, not open ground. Its own bus network and taxis are run by the Ajman Transport Authority, and intercity buses connect it with Dubai and Sharjah.
The Corniche and its beach face the Gulf, the fishing harbour and dhow yard sit on the creek, and the Ajman Museum occupies an eighteenth-century fort in the centre. Rents are lower than in Dubai and Sharjah, which makes Ajman a largely residential city, dense with shops, clinics and small businesses serving its neighbourhoods.
By street and boulevard
- Omar Bin Al Khattab Street 152
- Sheikh Rashid Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi Street 141
- Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Street 112
- Al Karama Street 102
- Sheikh Rashid Bin Abdul Aziz Street 80
- Sheikh Ammar Street 71
- Ajman Ring Road 70
- Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum Street 66
- Street 52 65
- Al Sharq Street 58
- 67 Street 57
- Jamal Abdul Naser Street 56