3 reviews

SYNERGY KART UAE / BKEC L.L.C

Name: SYNERGY KART UAE / BKEC L.L.C
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 5

Abu Dhabi

Boxpark A/E - YAS Kartzone - Yas Marina Circuit - Yas Island - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Sports club Anglican church

+971 56 252 8760

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SYNERGY KART UAE / BKEC L.L.C is a sports club and anglican church located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 5.00 out of 5 stars based on 3 reviews. The street address of this business is Boxpark A/E - YAS Kartzone - Yas Marina Circuit - Yas Island - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. SYNERGY KART UAE / BKEC L.L.C is closed on Sunday, and other days it is open from 05:30am to 09:00pm.

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Where SYNERGY KART UAE / BKEC L.L.C is located at?: SYNERGY KART UAE / BKEC L.L.C is located at Boxpark A/E - YAS Kartzone - Yas Marina Circuit - Yas Island - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of SYNERGY KART UAE / BKEC L.L.C?: The contact number of SYNERGY KART UAE / BKEC L.L.C is +971 56 252 8760

Reviews

5 Chris 40 months ago

Great bunch of guys, super helpful and knowledgable. Forbes is down to earth and straight forward in his approach. He Supported my son during his training session at Yas, even got his son to come out on the track to show him the best lines. Definitely worth a look, even for a chat and a coffee to talk about racing, what they can do, and the synergy brand.

5 gavin butchard 40 months ago

Synergy Kart UAE @ Yas is firstly a fantastic set up & very professional.
My son recently took his ARKS test and the staff gave 100% of their time & dedication for a successful outcome. Highly recommended.

5 Ilya Kavalchuk 35 months ago

Amazing professsional karting team! Great owner with pile of knowledge, great attention to details and their kids raceds. Really there to build a champion.

4 jeff benjamin 81 months ago

This restrained Early Georgian build with a surviving medieval ragstone tower prominent on a promontory overlooking the Thames.
Attractive surroundings with a landscaped small garden honouring Alexander Pope particularly noteworthy.

5 Jonathan H Jones 69 months ago

A delightful church, a good, interesting organ, wonderful vicar, and a great experience. It felt like the C of E at its best. Worth giving this church a try!

5 DG 93 months ago

WONDERFUL Regency church with fabulous design details and loads of history. Should be much more famous than it is. The services themselves are fairly low church, slightly evangelical in style. Expect puppets and accessible sermons.

4 James Aitken 105 months ago

Inclusive church, families very welcome. Have Sunday school, a creche, and a reading / colouring in area within the actual nave itself if you want to stay with your kids during the service. OK choir, better than most outside central London

5 Karl 1974 81 months ago

St Mary's Church, Twickenham, also known as St Mary the Virgin, Twickenham, is a Grade II* listed Church of England place of worship dedicated to Saint Mary the Virgin in Church Street, Twickenham, Middlesex, England. The parish church stands a short distance from York House and the banks of the River Thames, immediately opposite Eel Pie Island.

The church stands on the site of an earlier one and incorporates its 15th-century medieval tower. On 9 April 1713 the ancient church's 14th-century nave collapsed. The painter Godfrey Kneller was a churchwarden of St Mary's at the time and was active in the plans for reconstruction in the Neo-classical style by the local architect John James. A local resident, Lady Wentworth, wrote a month after the collapse that it had been foreseen by a new vicar, Dr Pratt:

Dr Pratt had insisted that a tabernakle be erected in the churchyard, prior to the collapse. Soe he preached there and exhorted al to giv thanks for thear great deleverenc for the church not falling when they wear in it, it being then standing. The people all laughed at him, and in a weeks time it fell to the ground, soe all the parish contrebutse to the building of it.

Inside the 18th-century church some older monuments have survived from the medieval nave, including a brass to Richard Burton, the King's chief cook, and Agnes his wife, dated 1443.

On 20 June 1721 Dr Pratt baptised at the church "James Shandayes and John Twogood", described as two Indian princes. They were followed in 1747 by Henry Fielding's son William. Hallam Tennyson, son of the poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson, and eventually second Governor-General of Australia, was christened at the church in 1852.

The 18th-century nave of the church is in red brick with Tuscan pilasters and pediments. Following the reconstruction of 1713–14, the church was enlarged in 1754 and contains fittings of the same period, including a reredos and gallery fronts. The tower has a ring of eight bells, of which one dates from the early 16th century, three from the 17th and four from the 18th.

5 JamesMB 69 months ago

Wonderful, calm and peaceful place to relax.

5 David Allen 45 months ago

This place was and is a proper god send met my friend Phil whilst homeless.here god bless

4 James Cooper 39 months ago

A church where you have to take your hat off.

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Business Hours

Thursday	05:30am - 09:00pm
Friday	05:30am - 09:00pm
Saturday	05:30am - 09:00pm
Sunday	Day off
Monday	05:30am - 09:00pm
Tuesday	05:30am - 09:00pm
Wednesday	05:30am - 09:00pm