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City Star Foodstuff Trdg

Name: City Star Foodstuff Trdg
Address: Ajman, United Arab Emirates

Ajman

CC3R+FMM - Al Rashidiya 3 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates

Grocery store Anglican church Heritage building Tourist attraction

Service Options In-store shopping

+971 6 747 0649

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City Star Foodstuff Trdg is a grocery store, anglican church, heritage building and tourist attraction located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 0.00 out of 5 stars based on 0 reviews. The street address of this business is CC3R+FMM - Al Rashidiya 3 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.

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Where City Star Foodstuff Trdg is located at?: City Star Foodstuff Trdg is located at CC3R+FMM - Al Rashidiya 3 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of City Star Foodstuff Trdg?: The contact number of City Star Foodstuff Trdg is +971 6 747 0649

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5 GRAHAM BARLOW 41 months ago

We visited during 'York Unlocked' weekend and found it, as would be expected, to be steeped in the rich history of the city. Packed with historical information as were the volunteer guides who were more than willing to share their knowledge. A thoroughly interesting and informative visit.

5 Alex Best 69 months ago

Beautiful church. Fabulous ceremony.
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4 Komahan KC 34 months ago

Old peaceful church.. not a tourist interest.

5 Adam Armstrong-crisp 37 months ago

Very spiritual and very humbled at being at the burial place of Siward Fairbairn.

5 Ashley Lightfoot 45 months ago

St Olave's sits on the edge of the museum gardens. It's a lovely quiet place to be with your thoughts or to explore as it has information on hand if you are into church history and architecture. Some nice stained glass and 2 war memorials.

5 Valerie Hinchliffe 45 months ago

An atmospheric little church with a history going back to Saxon times. It's dedicated to King Olaf, a Viking warrior who converted to Christianity and became the patron saint of Norway. I reached it through an archway at the back of the Museum Gardens, behind the ruined abbey. The quiet, dimly lit interior offered a welcome respite from the bustle of the city centre. The church has beautiful stained glass, some of it medieval. Worth spending some time here.

5 Charles Williams 37 months ago

A remarkably beautiful and peaceful place. ????????

5 Clive Goodhead 81 months ago

Great church with a warm welcome to visitors. We are Anglo-catholic ie Church of England, despite what the Google review summary says! Our music is of an especially high standard. We are also proud of our patron saint, Olaf,and his links with Norway. Come and enjoy the peace and the warmth.

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