24 reviews

Ministry Of Education - Fujairah

Name: Ministry Of Education - Fujairah
Address: Fujairah, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.6

Fujairah

586W+V77 - Al Hilal City - Fujairah - United Arab Emirates

Ministry of Education Tourist attraction Castle

+971 9 202 4777

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Ministry Of Education - Fujairah is a ministry of education, tourist attraction and castle located in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.60 out of 5 stars based on 24 reviews. The street address of this business is 586W+V77 - Al Hilal City - Fujairah - United Arab Emirates. Ministry Of Education - Fujairah is closed on Sunday and Saturday, and other days it is open from 10:00am to 04:00pm.

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Where Ministry Of Education - Fujairah is located at?: Ministry Of Education - Fujairah is located at 586W+V77 - Al Hilal City - Fujairah - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Ministry Of Education - Fujairah?: The contact number of Ministry Of Education - Fujairah is +971 9 202 4777

Reviews

5 ansari araman 17 months ago

Nice ????

5 Syed Obaid 23 months ago

Excellent service

1 remoo abood 14 months ago

يجب عليهم القيام بدورهم في حماية الطلاب في مدارسهم و يجب سحب الصلاحية الكاملة من ادارة المدارس بشأن ترفيع الطلاب في المدارس ، التواصل صفر و الخدمة ايضا ، اشتكينا على مدرسة و قامت المدرسة بعدها برفض ابني و عندما اشتكينا لهم اخبرونا انه من حق المدرسة و لا يستطيعوا اجبارها باختصار اذا اشتكيت المدرسة لا احد يستطيع حمايتك

1 Shhab Ss 17 months ago

عديم الفايده لانه كل شي صار عن طريق الكمبيوتر

1 X_3smx 25 months ago

اسواء معاملة ممكن تحصلها موجوده ف هاذي الوزارة ، اتصلت كذا مرة عشان اشتكي من مشكلة عندي ولحد راضي يعطيني حل ، كان اسجل حق امتحان الامسات من فتره وانسحب عن المبلغ بس ما وصلني لحد الان اي مسج انو تم حجز حقي مقعد في قاعة الامتحان ، ويوم تواصلت مع ارقم الي المفروض يساعدني ما ردو علي اله بعد فتره طويلة ، ويوم ردو طرشو حقي رابط عشان اشتكي فيه ويوم كتبت المشكلة وطرشتها ما وصلني ولا رد الى الان ، يعني فوق ما انهم ما يردو ، سحبو عني مبلغ وما حلو مشكلتي و ضاعت عني فرصه كنت اتمناها عشان اعيد الامتحان ???????????????????????????????????????? .

1 Abaady Abaady 25 months ago

حسبي الله عليهم من ماسك حسابي ف الامتحانت امتحنت مرتين و يقولو ما دخلت و رسبوني بماده ثانيه يالله حقي بيتك و خذه من عينه من كان السبب

5 Ahmad Khatab 25 months ago

خدمة فوق ممتازة موظفين متعاونين للغاية سرعة في تقديم الخدمة لهم كل الشكر والتقدير وجزاهم الله خير الجزاء

1 سليمان الحساني 24 months ago

للأسف يتم تعسير أمور المواطنين و لا يتم خدمتهم ابداً

5 Irina Springate 24 months ago

Dolwyddelan Castle is a Welsh castle located in a magnificent place, deep in Snowdonia, near Dolwyddelan in Conwy County Borough in North Wales.

It is thought to have been built in the early 13th century by Llywelyn the Great, Prince of Gwynedd and Wales

The castle-building project was the most ambitious ever for a Welsh prince.

To the Welsh of Llywelyn's time a castle was both a stronghold and a statement. To build in stone was
expensive; a symbol of wealth and power.

The castle at Dolwyddelan guards a pass through the mountains behind it and intimidates the valley below. From its lofty position it dominates the land around; just as Llywelyn did.

By the 19th century Dolwyddelan had become a romantic ruin. Its Victorian owner, Lord Willoughby de Eresby, restored the tower for his rich guests to visit. As a result it is now slightly taller than it was in Llywelyn's time.

As castle ruins located right at the top of the hill is it very good visibility all around. Can be very windy though and nowhere to hide in case of rain. :)

Castle is temporary closed at the moment due to Covid restrictions.

Not so much of ruins, but such an amazing views from the top of the hill though.

Definitely recommend to visit!

5 Naveed Khawaja 13 months ago

A wonderful free site to visit with great views from the top. It's a short walk from the layby parking and you also get to see a lovely waterfall on the way. There are a lot of sheep around and so you do have to watch out for droppings everywhere. Do check the website for when the access is open to get to the top of the castle (I believe It is weekends, but might also include public holidays)

4 Taz M 13 months ago

Good short walk up to the castle. There are some steps as you approach it and to go in it and to the top. Was very windy at the top.
Quick stop at the waterfall along the way.

4 Evalynn B. 24 months ago

Visited in September 2019 in my Wales holiday. I already spotted this castle on the map and one day I had the chance to visit on the way back to the cottage. It has a car park on the very side of the road, and here we can find some information about the castle. Then a walking path leads up to a not too friendly looking farm, where after knocked a door or ring a bell (can't remember now), a similar not too friendly looking lady opened the upper part of the door, asked for the money(CASH ONLY), and then show up to a fields gate saying, cross the gate and follow the path. That' was the only guide/map/instruction. The path leads up to the castle with sheep grazing around. We can get up to the ruins on uneven rock steps and even later we have to be careful, because it is full with rocks around and no comfortable path. The weather was very windy that day and I already had a bad experience at another attraction, so I was in a bad mood, and just wanted to pop in, see the castle and tick it on my list. Which I did. The area is nice, the view is lovely, but it is not a huge place to spend hours here. Also, I did not visit the show room of the castle, because the only rail was at the wall and the very uneven rock stairs were not sympathetic at all without rails at the outer side.

4 Sarah Docker 13 months ago

Lovely little castle, with great views over the countryside. You can go inside the tower, and climb up to the top. Parking was tricky to find - there is a parking area on the right of the A470 just after Dolwyddelan village (heading towards Bleanau Ffestiniog). Walk on the footpath next to the A470 (heading away from the village), and you will get to a gate with a sign for pedestrian access to the castle. Follow the path uphill (it's rough, so not suitable for buggies or wheelchairs), and you will eventually reach the castle :) No facilities or charges.

5 Jarrod Hunt 60 months ago

Bit of a trek to get there but well worth it. Very peaceful location and useful that it had some information about the history, which not every castle does in Wales. Not the easiest to find one you've parked the car, and the experience of knocking on a ladies door to pay the fee is a bit weird, then walking around between some barns and up a path leads you there.

5 Max Pillings 14 months ago

Awesome Castle with plenty of information on the history of it and the surrounding area.

You can even go inside and on the roof for some stunning views!

5 stephen mudie 23 months ago

Great little castle with a steep walk. Sadly at the moment Cadw have decided not to open the keep up. You can still get up and see the ruins. Of interest to castle lovers is the earlier castle Tomen Castell a large motte over the road.

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Business Hours

Sunday	Day off
Monday	07:30am - 03:30pm
Tuesday	07:30am - 03:30pm
Wednesday	07:30am - 03:30pm
Thursday	07:30am - 03:30pm
Friday	07:30am - 12:00pm
Saturday	Day off
Monday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Tuesday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Thursday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 04:00pm