3 reviews

Mashreq ATM - Federal Exchange

Name: Mashreq ATM - Federal Exchange
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.3

Abu Dhabi

Federal Exchange, Noor Al Ahli Medical Center Bldg, Ground Floor, Maareej St - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

ATM Historical landmark Tourist attraction

+971 4 424 4444

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Mashreq ATM - Federal Exchange is a atm, historical landmark and tourist attraction located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.30 out of 5 stars based on 3 reviews. The street address of this business is Federal Exchange, Noor Al Ahli Medical Center Bldg, Ground Floor, Maareej St - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. Mashreq ATM - Federal Exchange is open seven days a week from 09:30am to 06:00pm.

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Where Mashreq ATM - Federal Exchange is located at?: Mashreq ATM - Federal Exchange is located at Federal Exchange, Noor Al Ahli Medical Center Bldg, Ground Floor, Maareej St - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Mashreq ATM - Federal Exchange?: The contact number of Mashreq ATM - Federal Exchange is +971 4 424 4444

Reviews

3 Ahamed Sharun 46 months ago

Only ATM. How can one deposit money in mashreq.
Pleas add cdm facilities also

2 Ahammad Abdulla 46 months ago

How can i change my registered mobile number in online in mashreq neo

5 Dr.Damodharan Varadarajan 46 months ago

One of the busiest ATM available 24/7

4 Jason Lovelock (Jaydemon) 34 months ago

Came here on a lovely hot sunny day. We first walked up the Devil's Pulpit to get a view across the town and abbey ruins. Quite a walk but worth it in the end. The abbey was lovely and well kept and tidy. Quite quiet considering we went on a Saturday. Lovely and peaceful. We spent a good hour having a look round the site. The only downside on the day we visited was that we couldn't get inside to view the internal area as it was fenced off for conservation. Swings and roundabouts as they say. Conserving it for future generations is always a good thing but maybe a notice explaining that before entering would be an idea. Maybe there was one and we missed it. Glad we are members so there was no cost for us or that would have made it disappointing. Parking is available on site but we parked down the road in a layby for free. In all if you haven't been here before and you like old things like this it is worth a visit.

5 Stone Tanuvasa 34 months ago

The oldest medieval church in Wales, that's still mostly intact, built hundreds of years ago and abandoned around when King Henry VIII started shaking up religion.

This was one of my favorite places to stop by right near the Southern border with England, and it was absolutely fascinating to picture what life would have looked like living here. The beautiful style of architecture is preserved in the many remaining walls that they work to preserve as much as possible, since a lack of ceiling allows for quicker erosion of the clay-infused rocks used to build the abbey.

If you have a passion for ruins, you've definitely gotta check this place out, and as an added bonus, there are friendly chickens running about from next door.

5 NicolaClare Giltinan 34 months ago

Beautiful ruins to walk around so historical and interesting!
Lovely to sit and eat a nice picnic in the sunshine.
A good enactment of village life, people dressed as characters from back in the days, very good!!

4 Marie Cook 33 months ago

Love Tintern Abbey,, beautiful place to visit.. Nice to be able to walk around it.

A walk along the road to the Mill is good also, but be aware the mill is closed on Monday and Tuesday..
The carpark is a bit pinchy for £5 all day, especially when you're only there an hour..
Nice little stop over if travelling deeper into Wales.

5 Nichole Marie 34 months ago

I recommend going here if you are in the area. The entrance fee was reasonable and gets you access in and out all day. We arrived right when they opened so it was easy to get photos without other people in them. I found the information placards very informative and enjoyed watching a few chickens who made their way in wander around. There was a lovely village nearby, and two tea shop/ ice cream parlors even closer.

5 Holly Woodley 34 months ago

Returning visitors as we loved visited a year ago. Such a beautiful and tranquil place to visit. Enjoyed a group walk up to Devil's Pulpit - amazing views! Visited the Abby afterwards. If you haven't been before, it's a must!

5 Tony Payne 34 months ago

The ruins of the abbey are impressive, it's a shame a few areas are roped off for safety though while preservation work is taking place.
It's a lovely location, lots to see and we definitely recommend The Anchor pub across the road.

5 Gethin Sugar 35 months ago

We really enjoyed our visit to Tintern Abbey. It's such a majestic building and even in its ruined state gives you a very good idea of what the abbey was like back in its day.

There are many detailed information signs dotted around the site, providing further information about the abbey and its former residents in English and Welsh.

There is a small gift shop at the entrance to the abbey which sells a wide variety of items, including guidebooks, general history books and a selection of Welsh produce. The staff member we spoke to was very friendly and happy to help.

The gift shop building also houses the visitors toilets.

There is a pay and display car park outside the abbey. The price for parking is reasonable and is also deducted from your admission tickets/gift shop spend. Parking is free for blue badge holders. As this is a Cadw site, disabled visitors and a carer/companion also enjoy free admission to the site.

There are also a number of walks alongside the river and through the woods, along with other attractions in the local area which you might wish to visit while in the area.

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Business Hours

Friday	24hr open
Saturday	24hr open
Sunday	24hr open
Monday	24hr open
Tuesday	24hr open
Wednesday	24hr open
Thursday	24hr open
Saturday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Sunday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Monday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Tuesday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Wednesday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Thursday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Friday	09:30am - 06:00pm