164 reviews

Shindagha City Center Parking

Name: Shindagha City Center Parking
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4

Dubai

2 Al Falah St - Al Fahidi - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Parking lot Museum Tourist attraction

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Shindagha City Center Parking is a parking lot, museum and tourist attraction located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.00 out of 5 stars based on 164 reviews. The street address of this business is 2 Al Falah St - Al Fahidi - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Shindagha City Center Parking is open seven days a week from 11:00am to 05:00pm.

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Where Shindagha City Center Parking is located at?: Shindagha City Center Parking is located at 2 Al Falah St - Al Fahidi - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.

Reviews

3 prabhu ajaykumar 15 months ago

Huge carrefour hypermarket, affordable shopping experience with free parking UpTo 3 hours,food court with very less restaurant option.

4 MUHAMMAD MIRZAD 18 months ago

My nostalgia moment, evergreen to-rated area as Shindhaga Carrefour, Burdubai Carrefour or new ly named Shindhaga city center. All time mostly visited spot in Dubai from the age of 9 to 35

4 Shane Luke van Zyl 21 months ago

This is definitely not my preferred shopping mall, but at least there is a lot of parking and all essential shops are there as expected. Very large Carrefour Hypermarket in the mall.

4 vajeeb chemmala 24 months ago

Its a place for memories,nice shopping experience and small mall with all facilities

5 Dil Pun 25 months ago

Great place to shopping in Bur dubai area with easy car parking. Love to visit again and again.

3 Mithun raj Muralidharan 85 months ago

Its conjusted a bit, but still it's good.
Make sure to keep an eye on time,since it's free for 2 hrs only even on Fridays.
Those who are going for movies can validate their tickets at movie counter , make sure that parking coin is with u and not left inside car

1 Mohammad Al Hourani 61 months ago

you feel you are Entry to the intelligence building + more than 10 useless security keep asking you where are you going, why you are park here? are you staff ??!!! NOTHING interesting there except Carrefour, a lot of shops are closed + poor food court.

5 Aamir Ali Kayani 25 months ago

Very convenient and big parking spaces, easy mall access through lift and stairs.

5 Andrew Startup 13 months ago

Part of a group of attractions in Old Hastings, the Fisherman's Museum is dedicated to the fisherman of Hastings, depicting their life across the centuries. Outside the museum is a collection of fishing boats, a fisherman's cottage - made out of a boat cut in half - along with the reconstructed net huts used to dry the fishing nets.

Situated near to where the modern day beach fishing fleet is launched, the museum is free to enter - although donations are welcome. Around the boat inside is accessible for visitors in wheelchairs, along with a wing added with models of ships and details about fishing.

The centrepiece of the museum is a fishing boat named The Enterprise, with steps up onto the deck and viewing panels to see inside the fishing boat. This is not accessible for wheelchair users, and children must be accompanied by an adult.

Although others have posted videos from inside the museum on Google Maps, there is a not on one of the walls stating that only personal photographs are permitted.

Outside though, there is plenty of opportunities to video the fishing boats, shack and huts.

There is a small gift shop inside the museum, but for refreshments there is a café beside the Hastings Aquarium and others in the area.

Parking is the local car park at Rock-a Nore.

5 Sarah Louise 17 months ago

Great little museum, with lots of artefacts, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and free to enter. Accessible for pushchairs and wheelchair users. Some lovely little souvenirs are available to buy too. Definitely worth a visit

4 Pete Bresser 16 months ago

An interesting collection of seafaring ephemera with a traditional fishing boat in the middle of the museum. A superb collection of photographs taken around the boats and people on the shores of Hastings from the early 1900s. Worth popping in to see them, alone.

5 jayme ablitt 23 months ago

Hate to say it but had low expectations but a decent little museum. Nice history about the local industry and you discover the secret of how the boat got inside the building !
Free entry but please make a donation or make a purchase at the gift shop.

5 Thomas Müthing (theviolinproject.de) 24 months ago

Lovely small museum on the lives (and deaths) of fishermen in the area. Hastings was an important fishing port back in the day, and this place offers a fascinating glimpse into its history, albeit often tragic. There are countless items to explore, most of them donated by local people over the years. Heart and centre of the exhibit is an original fishing boat, but there are numerous tools, memorabilia, newspaper articles and historical photos to see. Entry is free, you're welcome to take photos, please leave a small donation before your departure. When in Hastings, this place is a must. Hastings Contemporary (art gallery) and the Shipwreck Museum are close by, too.

4 Dennis Henshaw 60 months ago

Lovely museum to remember ways of living in the past on board ship. Well worth a visit as there is no entry fee but donation are welcome. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable about the items on show. The museum is in an old church with some of the stained glass windows still present. There is lots of exhibits especially the old ship in the centre of the room. This place is suitable for all ages

5 C “Tornadoman” Kelly 24 months ago

Visisted while visiting Hastings on holiday great place too see the museum was fantastic and free, well worth a trip to see.

There's a old sailing trawlee inside that you can actually board and look through the decks below though glass so higjy worth seeing

Staff very helpful and friendly

I would highly requemend

5 Shawn Downey 21 months ago

I always like to pop in when passing, it has a very tranquil feel and the abundance of seating allows you to look around and take in the enormous number of exhibits; as well as appreciate the size of some of these fishing vessels close up.

Formally a church, the feeling of tranquility is one you shouldn't pass by.

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Business Hours

Friday	11:00am - 05:00pm
Saturday	11:00am - 05:00pm
Sunday	11:00am - 05:00pm
Monday	11:00am - 05:00pm
Tuesday	11:00am - 05:00pm
Wednesday	11:00am - 05:00pm
Thursday	11:00am - 05:00pm