1 reviews

超市

Name: 超市
Address: Ajman, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 5

Ajman

11 Al Ittihad St - Al Nuaimia 1 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates

Convenience store Museum Archive Cafe Garden Gift shop Library Tourist attraction

Service Options In-store shopping

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About

超市 is a convenience store, museum, archive, cafe, garden, gift shop, library and tourist attraction located in Ajman, 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 11 Al Ittihad St - Al Nuaimia 1 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates. 超市 is closed on Monday, and other days it is open from 10:00am to 05:00pm.

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Where 超市 is located at?: 超市 is located at 11 Al Ittihad St - Al Nuaimia 1 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.

Reviews

5 السيد محمد ابوعماره 39 months ago

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4 Mark Pearce 34 months ago

I visited here on a Friday morning around 10am. I parked my motorcycle in the car park by the entrance. At the time I got there, both disabled bays were free and several regular parking bays were free too.

Entry is free, although there is a sign requesting a suggested donation of £5 if you feel like it.

The museum is fully accessible with an automatic entry door operated by a plunger. The main museum displays are at ground level with a disabled, multi use toilet available at the far end near the lift. The lift goes up one floor and was where Mums were taking their children.

The main display was Wagon Walk;a large collection of restored wagons and carts dating from the 1700s up to the mid 1900s. There’s plenty of information available to read, but the display was a bit cramped and half wasn’t well lit either making it difficult to appreciate the finer points of the display.

On the next section I came to were descriptions of the life and achievements of farmers and farm labourers, both at work and in the home. Here were displayed tractors, a threshing machine and an early Land Rover amongst others and artifacts used in rural life.

The last section describes the work done in each season and includes descriptions of why they were done that way.

Finally there is a comfortable coffee shop and gift shop by the entrance/exit and you may also go outside into the garden.

Overall an interesting experience and worth a visit. Time spent was around 75 minutes.

5 Geoff 41 months ago

Excellent museum with free entry. There were really interesting displays of farming history as well as special exhibitions of Biscuit Town and Ladybird books.
The cafe was good with sandwiches and really lovely tea.
The staff were really friendly and helpful.
There was parking available at the front of the building, but signs saying a permit is required from the museum which no longer apply.

5 Poom Settha 45 months ago

What a fun museum in Reading. I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was fantastic to see old tins, farm equipments and the old way of rural life in England. I spent a bit of time watching how to make cheese. It was fascinating.

The cafe looked good although I didn’t stop for a cup of tea.

Definitely a recommendation to this free museum.

5 Elizma Engelbrecht 34 months ago

We had a lovely experience at the Museum! Very informative and an overload of so much history of England! Truly amazing!

We did misplace our one phone there and after going back after normal closing hours, a very friendly lady, Claudia assisted us in returning the phone. Someone found it and handed it in.

We are from South Africa so it was nerve wrecking thinking we lost our phone.

Thank you to everyone involved in assisting us with this!

5 Julian White 45 months ago

Lovely welcome on arrival from a friendly team member. Lots to see given it's a free museum and it's an interesting look at the history of farming and rural life. Some interesting videos made in 1946 are available to watch and the Ladybird Books collection was a welcoming surprise. Recommended, really nicely done.

5 John Southern 33 months ago

Top attraction in Reading. Wonderfully helpful staff. It is free but well worth a donation on exit. Cafe is A1 and well priced. Tea is good as well.

4 Mayur Gharat 42 months ago

Museum which displays rural life mostly old age carts and farming tools used for farming and trading.
There is garden cafe inside museum where one can enjoy English breakfast as well.

5 Emily Dtone 39 months ago

Is a nice museums go to will lots of unusual different things from the olden days specially the bits about the farming and how he used to farm

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Business Hours

Monday	Day off
Tuesday	09:00am - 05:00pm
Wednesday	09:00am - 05:00pm
Thursday	09:00am - 05:00pm
Friday	09:00am - 05:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 05:00pm