7 reviews

My Brand Perfumes - Al Barsha Mall

Name: My Brand Perfumes - Al Barsha Mall
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.1

Dubai

2 23rd St - Al Barsha - Al Barsha 3 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Perfume store Cosmetics and perfumes supplier Watch store Tourist attraction Non-profit organization

Service Options In-store shopping Kerbside pickup Delivery

+971 4 325 5392

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My Brand Perfumes - Al Barsha Mall is a perfume store, cosmetics and perfumes supplier, watch store, tourist attraction and non-profit organization located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.10 out of 5 stars based on 7 reviews. The street address of this business is 2 23rd St - Al Barsha - Al Barsha 3 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. My Brand Perfumes - Al Barsha Mall is open seven days a week from 10:00am to 10:00pm.

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Where My Brand Perfumes - Al Barsha Mall is located at?: My Brand Perfumes - Al Barsha Mall is located at 2 23rd St - Al Barsha - Al Barsha 3 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of My Brand Perfumes - Al Barsha Mall?: The contact number of My Brand Perfumes - Al Barsha Mall is +971 4 325 5392

Reviews

1 Muhammad Arsalan Qureshi 27 months ago

Terrible behavior of the owner, just want to sell anything

1 Yazeed “GeNeRalll_Z1” Alzoubi 22 months ago

I bought two perfume they wad fake

1 Ravikumar Ramachandran 27 months ago

Horrible to say the least.

5 Ashik k 39 months ago

Good service

5 Mike Hall 26 months ago

If you are in the area when it is actually open, this is a great way to spend 60-90 minutes if you are interested in local history. Phone in advance to ensure that the Hermitage is available. Cost for adults was £2 for the water tower, £2 for the hermitage and included genuinely free tour (no pumping for tips afterwards though donations are gratefully received). It is only open for a few hours on Sunday during the summer months though so once again, phone before you come. It is cash only but there are plenty of cash machines in Carshalton nearby.

4 Irina Springate 24 months ago

Carshalton water tower is a very interesting and unique Grade II listed early 18th century garden building sited in the grounds of Carshalton House in Surrey.

One of the main purposes was to supply water to Carshalton House and the fountains in its garden by water-powered pump.

Also you can see some rooms there such as the Saloon and the Orangery and an early 18th century bathroom with a tile lined plunge bath. Apparently, the first inside bath exsisted at that time.

Don't forget to visit Hermitage and Folly Bridge too!

Admission to the Tower is £2. Children -free.

Open every Sunday from April to September.

5 Sam Saltwell 25 months ago

Referred to as the Bagnio when it was built in the early 18th century, The Water Tower is a Grade II listed garden building to house one of the first indoor baths in the country.

In addition to the finely tiled plunge pool, it also houses a water pump for Carshalton House, various rooms such as the Saloon and Orangery, while the surrounding garden includes the Hermitage and Folly Bridge.

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5 Robert Walker 25 months ago

Fascinating slice of history, you can explore the suite of entertaining rooms, including the orangery, saloon, pump room and plunge bath. The garden space surrounding the building features an impressive hermitage grotto and "sham bridge", either end of what was originally a boating pond at the Western springhead of the River Wandle.

The Water Tower is a unique Grade II listed early 18th century garden building sited in the grounds of Carshalton House in South London, built when the area was in the Surrey countryside, full of large houses owned by wealthy families.

"As the name suggests, this contained a water-powered pump, which supplied water to Carshalton House and the fountains in its garden. However, the building was and is much more than this as it contains a suite of rooms such as the Saloon, the Orangery and a splendid early 18th century bathroom with a tile lined plunge bath.

Aside from the Water Tower, there is the surrounding garden including the Hermitage and Folly Bridge.
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All this is managed voluntarily by the Friends of Water Tower & The Historic Garden Trust."

4 Phill Potts 87 months ago

PLEASE NOTE: The "ENTRANCE" to this place is on (West Street) it is the ONLY place you can get into here by foot! there is No Parking unless you go park on a meter in the High Street. Be Very Cautious when dropping off here as the Road is VERY Busy and Very Narrow, Hazard Lights required...Hope this has been helpful people ????

5 Lea Mazzocchi 27 months ago

A great tour. Please support this Important historical building

5 Martin Russell 75 months ago

We used the Water Tower for our wedding reception and it was truly a magical venue! The space is absolutely perfect for a small party or event accommodating up to 60 guests! Julia Gertz the secretary for The Friends of Carshalton Water Tower, a charity organisation who care for and run the Water Tower was incredible helping us with the set-up and clear up and was so lovely we ask for her to join us For our wedding breakfast. The Water Tower is a unique part of history and is truly a sight to be seen and supported to ensure that future generations are able to learn the history and experience the Tower in a similar way to its intended use as a Folly for nearby Carshalton House!

5 Little Spida 63 months ago

What a beautiful historical find with stunning views from the roof. Only £2 entry open on Sundays between 2-5pm until September. Pop next door to Carshalton ponds too to make a great day out.

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Business Hours

Thursday	10:00am - 10:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 11:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 11:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 11:00pm
Monday	10:00am - 10:00pm
Tuesday	10:00am - 10:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 10:00pm