23 reviews

Ajwaa almadeena supermarket

Name: Ajwaa almadeena supermarket
Address: Ajman, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4

Ajman

CHP3+PM6 - Al Jerf Industrial 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates

Grocery store Museum Archive Tourist attraction

Service Options In-store shopping In-store pick-up Delivery

+971 56 288 8035

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Ajwaa almadeena supermarket is a grocery store, museum, archive and tourist attraction located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.00 out of 5 stars based on 23 reviews. The street address of this business is CHP3+PM6 - Al Jerf Industrial 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates. Ajwaa almadeena supermarket is closed on Monday, and other days it is open from 10:00am to 05:00pm.

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Where Ajwaa almadeena supermarket is located at?: Ajwaa almadeena supermarket is located at CHP3+PM6 - Al Jerf Industrial 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Ajwaa almadeena supermarket?: The contact number of Ajwaa almadeena supermarket is +971 56 288 8035

Reviews

5 Musharraf Chaudhary 38 months ago

3 hair

4 මචං ෂමිය Machan shamiya 82 months ago

Good for day to day visit

5 Muhammad Arif 40 months ago

Good

5 Chandresh Dixit 46 months ago

Good shops

5 Shahans muneer. 82 months ago

Good price

2 Ajfar C I 70 months ago

Good service

2 Abu Yusuf sajal 46 months ago

Supermarket for everything

5 anil kumar 58 months ago

Fine

5 Derrick Kreider 33 months ago

The Rail Mail ride was the highlight of our time. The story was masterfully told while rolling along on the train. I really enjoyed stopping in the old stations and the projectors displaying video of the past. And the surrounding audio telling the story. It was such fun to imagine the operation at full power. The Postal Museum was very nice. As an American, I enjoyed seeing King Charles's new stamps and printing plates. But I suspect the regular Postal Museum would be more meaningful to an older British person as the exhibits would take them back in time.

5 Lauren Draper-Wood 33 months ago

A real hidden gem. Staff were all friendly and knowledgeable, and there was lots of them around. The train ride is fantastic for all ages, great insight to what it would've been like working down there.
There were plenty of hands on and interactive activities throughout and the dressing up items were particularly fun.
The play zone was great value for money, who knew pretending to deliver mail would be such fun!
A brilliant afternoon out, definitely one we'll return to and recommend to others.

5 Kwok Lau 33 months ago

The Postal Museum is a fascinating and informative place to learn about the history of the postal service. The museum is located in two sites, the Mail Rail site in Whitechapel and the Postal Museum site in St. Martin's Le Grand.

The Mail Rail site is the most popular part of the museum, and for good reason. It's a unique opportunity to take a ride on a disused underground mail sorting railway. The train ride is short but informative, and it's a great way to see how mail was sorted and transported in the past.

The Postal Museum site is also worth a visit. It's home to a variety of exhibits on the history of the postal service, from the earliest days of sending letters to the modern era of email. There are also interactive exhibits where you can learn about how stamps are made, how mail is sorted, and how the postal service works today.

The Postal Museum is a great place to visit for people of all ages. It's educational and entertaining, and it's a great way to learn about a part of British history that's often overlooked.

5 Mirela Anghel 33 months ago

This was a really interesting journey back into the history of postal services from back in the days. It is a very vibrant little museum and it requires some time inside if you want to read everything. Sadly, we were there nearly to the closing time, but I would surely want to revisit if I'll have another chance in the future. It's so impressive if you think about how communication started across the world and where we are now with all the technology at hand, making contacting anyone so easy and in no time. Probably one of the most nostalgic thing nowadays will be receiving a letter in the post and actually taking the time to read it and why not, write back to sender!

2 Nelson Yap 33 months ago

The mail train network was impressive at that time and run from East to West London. Train ride was about 15mins in mini train that is clean. If you are claustrophobic or big in size I won't recommend it as the seating area is really tight. Overall, if you have been taking the Tube, this is no difference to it ...

5 yonatan ben-simhon 35 months ago

What an amazing day for us & the kids!
There’s lots of activities (dressing up, interactive installations, games, etc) for the kids next to the beautiful & informative exhibition.
My recommendations:
1. Don’t miss the mail train part of the museum. When possible - schedule a ride for the mail train in advance. This is a unique experience!
2. Send as many postcards from there as possible - to friends, family & to yourself. Everyone gets excited about it over the following days :)

5 Carla 34 months ago

Great museum. We spent about 2 and half hours between both building and enjoyed the train ride. Kids loved playing at the sorted play area. The building across the road where the exhibition is, was running an art and crafts workshops which the kids loved.
If you book online, don’t be late otherwise you might miss your slot.

5 Felicity Abbott 36 months ago

We had so much fun visiting, we started our day with a trip on the rail mail, which was brilliant, it's a little bit of a squeeze but you sit in rows of two when you go on a short ride.
A recording tells you some of the history as you go around.
After we got off the train we had a look around the exhibition, which had lots of interactive activities for children (and grown ups) you can also dress up in various outfits.
Our children (6 &8) had a play in the play area, which you have to book. It was fun, however my children appeared to be the oldest, but certainly fine for up to 8!
We then looked around the museum, (which is on the other side of the road) it was very informative, again with lots of interactive activities for the children.
Overall a great day out for families.

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Business Hours

Sunday	07:00am - 12:00am
Monday	07:00am - 12:00am
Tuesday	07:00am - 12:00am
Wednesday	07:00am - 12:00am
Thursday	07:00am - 12:00am
Friday	07:00am - 12:00am
Saturday	07:00am - 12:00am
Monday	Day off
Tuesday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Thursday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 05:00pm