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Al Alamain Workshop for Radiators

Name: Al Alamain Workshop for Radiators
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 5

Abu Dhabi

9GH7+8FR - Musaffah - Musaffah Industrial - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Radiator repair service Castle Historical landmark Tourist attraction

+971 2 555 9470

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Al Alamain Workshop for Radiators is a radiator repair service, castle, historical landmark and tourist attraction located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 5.00 out of 5 stars based on 1 reviews. The street address of this business is 9GH7+8FR - Musaffah - Musaffah Industrial - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. Al Alamain Workshop for Radiators is open seven days a week 24 hours a day.

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Where Al Alamain Workshop for Radiators is located at?: Al Alamain Workshop for Radiators is located at 9GH7+8FR - Musaffah - Musaffah Industrial - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Al Alamain Workshop for Radiators?: The contact number of Al Alamain Workshop for Radiators is +971 2 555 9470

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5 Basma Alshmmri 51 months ago

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4 Little Miss Sparkle 16 months ago

Interesting, atmospheric ruins. Wonderful to be able to wander for free - I’ve noticed that Wales does let you explore a lot of its ruined castles for free! ????udb40udc67udb40udc62udb40udc77udb40udc6cudb40udc73udb40udc7f

5 Rosslyn Rose 16 months ago

Right in the middle of village life, Skenfrith is the remnant of a substantial fortress that protected the border between Wales and England. Known as part of the Tri Castles of Gwent (includes White Castle and Grosmont) that were built upon earlier Norman fortifications, designed by Hubert de Burgh during the reign of King Stephen. This low lying castle was holding a strategic spot on the Monnow River. It has a clear internal green which is used by the local and visitors for picnics and to dry off from swimming in the river which you can access via an arched entrance through the castle. You can pick up a lovely meal at The Bell, a 17th century inn which overlooks the castle. There is no dedicated parking but you can park on the surrounding area to the castle.

5 rosa adams 16 months ago

Lovely spot in a small village. No entry fee. Castle is a ruin on the river Monnow cut through the castle ground and you will find a shallow place to paddle

3 kevin mills 27 months ago

A ruined castle owned by NT , free to walk in but not a lot there. The village and church are also worth a look

5 Vicky Saynor 18 months ago

Absolutely loved discovering this Castle with the kids! Completely empty but beautiful, fun and worth a visit if in the area.

4 Ian 23 months ago

Nice hidden gem. Really nice place to go for a short walk and to take in some history. The castle remains are more than you would normally see.
There are great info boards dotted about to give you a clear idea of what would of stood in the past.

If you really go hunting you can also find and old iron water wheel hidden behind the castle.

Definitely worth a visit. And nothing much beats the colours of autumn.

4 Neil Laver 17 months ago

Not a great deal to see but within easy reach of other castles so it's an interesting day out and a beautiful mediaeval church near by

5 Morgan Mills 16 months ago

Lovely castle to visit with a lake running just alongside it! Plenty of spaces to park

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