13 reviews

Al Riyada Cargo

Name: Al Riyada Cargo
Address: Ajman, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.2

Ajman

9FJW+FVW - Al Mwaihat 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates

Moving company Abbey Historical landmark Tourist attraction

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Al Riyada Cargo is a moving company, abbey, historical landmark and tourist attraction located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.20 out of 5 stars based on 13 reviews. The street address of this business is 9FJW+FVW - Al Mwaihat 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates. Al Riyada Cargo is closed on Friday, and other days it is open from 10:00am to 06:00pm.

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Where Al Riyada Cargo is located at?: Al Riyada Cargo is located at 9FJW+FVW - Al Mwaihat 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.

Reviews

1 بسام إبراهيم 94 months ago

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5 Kloudia Az (tripadvisor) 82 months ago

Good service

1 Mai 82 months ago

BE AWARE . VERY BAD CUSTOMER SERVICES . THIER DISPLAYED ADS IS NOT TRUE. BE AWAY.

تحذير .. ينزلون اعلانات تخفيض واذا اتصلتوا تطلبون

خدمة تستهزا فيكم موظفتهم المصرية وتقول مافي توصيل بهالسعر . واذا واجهتوها بالاعلان تقول خلص

تحطون اعلان كذب ولين اتصلنا بنطلب خدمة تخلون موظفتكم المصرية تتواقح وتستهزأ بالناس!! فعلا ماعندكم احترام ولا خدمة زباين محترمة ..
لازم خدمتكم تكون ارقى من خدمة الشوارع .. وما يقدمكم حثالات ولا تخلون اراذل القوم يمثلونكم.. عيل اسالها عن الخدمة وهل هي مثل ماشفت بالاعلان سعرها ١٥ تقوم تستهزا وتقول يعني ابعت لك مندوب من هنا لين هناك يروح ويجي بخمسة عشر !! قالتها باسؤا طريقة ..ويوم قلت لها شفت الاعلان قالت الاعلان خلص !! قلت لها ليش تردين باستهزاء دام العرض اصلا كان موجود .. تخيلوا سكرت التلفون في ويهي .. الموظف لازم يكون لبق مش حقير وشوارعي .. ارتقوا باختيار موظفيكم لانهم الواجهه لكم

5 Reza Abdulla 94 months ago

جزاكم الله خير

1 Fathy Mohamed 82 months ago

نصابين وحراميه

5 Kevin Cutler 34 months ago

Lovely historic Abbey, been several times over the years and always been quiet.
Very interesting structure with beautiful architecture.
Great for all the family, kids will love going into the buildings exploring, a very relaxing setting in the Shropshire country side

5 Haroon Jaswal 34 months ago

“NO PROPER PARKING AVAILABLE”

The remnants of the abbey evoke a sense of awe and curiosity, as they offer a glimpse into the lives of the monks who resided here centuries ago. The intricate stonework and delicate carvings showcase the skilled craftsmanship that went into creating this architectural masterpiece.

visit to Lilleshall Abbey is a delightful journey back in time. With its awe-inspiring ruins, peaceful ambiance, and beautiful surroundings, it offers a unique and enriching experience for anyone with an appreciation for history, architecture, or natural beauty.

5 Tamsyn Taft 37 months ago

Lovely historic site. Very quiet and peaceful. Amazing site and preserved for the public to see. Parking is just by side of quiet country lane . No facilities

3 Jarrod Hunt 41 months ago

Be aware if you are visiting between October and March that the driveway up to the Abbey is locked, so the only way to get on us to park on the road and use pedestrian gate, which is fine, except there is not really anywhere to park safely, only on the verge of the road, so be careful. The Abbey itself is nice, not a huge site but very tranquil.

4 Cleeve Amos 33 months ago

Lilleshall was an Augustinian Abbey founded in the 10th century and by the late 13th century it had become a religious house of great reputation and prestige, Henry III visited the abbey twice. The abbey derived its income from gifts and legacies, farmland, two watermills and investments in property, as well as tolls for the use of Atcham Bridge over the river Severn.

In the 14th century a financial crisis contributed to a gradual dwindling of the community; the abbot was accused of mismanagement, and finances were further undermined by the reckless selling of pensions.

In 1538 during the English Reformation Henry VIII dissolved the abbey, disposed of its assets and part of it was converted into a private house by the Leveson family, Sir Richard Leveson (1598-1661) is buried nearby in St Michaels Church, Lilleshall.

The Leveson's were royalists and fortified the buildings as a royalist stronghold during the English Civil War. A Parliamentarian siege resulted in the buildings being severely damaged and after the Civil War Lilleshall Abbey was abandoned.

It was not until the 1950's when the remaining ruins were acquired by English Heritage that the buildings were repaired and consolidated.

The extensive ruins that remain today still give an impression of its past magnificence.

4 Conian West 35 months ago

As ruins go it's pretty good, enough of it left to get a feel for the place.
Parking is free but a bit snug.
Entry is free.
The grounds are nice, take a picnic.
When we went there were a group of neo goths all sitting around talking about the vibes of the place and how it soothes their tortured souls.
You could see the male goth was only there for the goth babe action.

5 Gemma S 39 months ago

Always a pleasure! These ruins are fun to explore with quiet grounds ideal for a picnic and family games on a nice day.

5 Andrew Collier 37 months ago

A lovely spot off the beaten track and well worth a visit.

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Business Hours

Sunday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Monday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Wednesday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Thursday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Friday	Day off
Saturday	08:00am - 10:00pm
Monday	10:00am - 06:00pm
Tuesday	10:00am - 06:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 06:00pm
Thursday	10:00am - 06:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 06:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 06:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 06:00pm