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مطعم بخاري

Name: مطعم بخاري
Address: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

Sharjah

89FJ+X4F - Al Majaz - Al Majaz 3 - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates

Family restaurant Historical landmark

Service Options Dine-in Takeaway

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مطعم بخاري is a family restaurant and historical landmark located in Sharjah, 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 89FJ+X4F - Al Majaz - Al Majaz 3 - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates.

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1 Daniela. Colta17 35 months ago

Not happy with what I have seen..the place full covered with nettles sheep everywhere the place looks like nobody cares about it...
I'm Sorry for the history landmark ..unfortunately disappeared.

3 Ashley Lightfoot 46 months ago

There is a small car park if you drive through the farm. Best visit in the winter or spring when the grass and nettles aren't in the way. What remains are covered over but there are information boards and you get an idea of the layout. There is a grave cover and a few stones visible. St Lawrence Church in Bardney has a display and books on the site which is worth a look at.

3 Andrew Weston 82 months ago

A gem, but sadly now overgrown with Nettles & Thistles.

Obviously the council have spent a good amount on the Abbey in the past, with an interactive information post at the entrance (sadly not working when I visited) next to a (rather disconcerting) life size wooden carving of a monk and several information boards around. The only problem is that clearly no maintenance has been carried out for some considerable time, meaning most areas of the site are difficult to access, and some impossible - unless you enjoy wading through large swathes of waist high Nettles.

If you have the eye for it you can still make out the main structures of the abbey, but sadly walking around it is virtually impossible. If you decide to go, make sure you wear good boots and thick trousers to avoid nettle stings, and watch your step; Rabbits have made lots of burrows, many of which are hidden by the undergrowth, so make perfect natural "Ankle Breakers".

Also probably best to avoid if you have very young children, unless you have copious supplies of Dock leaves and Anthisan cream.

2 Ian Brown 46 months ago

Really not worth a visit, there is almost nothing to see and the place is very run down.
The information boards are tatty and dirty, the speaker information buttons no longer work.
The abby itself was covered over with soil many years ago to preserve it, (why?) so there is nothing of the abby ruins to be seen just mounds of soil.
It's a shame really because if your interested in history it could have been better looked after and made into an attraction.
All in all nothing to see, pity

4 Gary Jacobs 70 months ago

Earthworks are all that is visible, the extensive remains of the buildings are buried for safe keeping. Descriptive notice boards strategically placed and informative.

5 Marion Aveling 46 months ago

At lot more to see than i thought there would be. Handy car park, through Abbey farm. Very informative boards

3 David Valentine 82 months ago

There isn't much of this abbey to see as most has been buried after excavation, to protect it. Interesting information boards though.

4 Darren Hendley 82 months ago

You have to use your imaginary quite a bit here. Lots of earthworks but no standing walls. Plenty of information boards.

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