7 reviews

رمز الفن كافيه Icon Art Cafe

Name: رمز الفن كافيه Icon Art Cafe
Address: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.9

Sharjah

39C5+4W3 - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates

Cafe Bridge Tourist attraction

Service Options Dine-in Takeaway

+971 50 104 7047

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About

رمز الفن كافيه Icon Art Cafe is a cafe, bridge and tourist attraction located in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.90 out of 5 stars based on 7 reviews. The street address of this business is 39C5+4W3 - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates. رمز الفن كافيه Icon Art Cafe is open seven days a week 24 hours a day.

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Where رمز الفن كافيه Icon Art Cafe is located at?: رمز الفن كافيه Icon Art Cafe is located at 39C5+4W3 - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of رمز الفن كافيه Icon Art Cafe?: The contact number of رمز الفن كافيه Icon Art Cafe is +971 50 104 7047

Reviews

5 Rajesh Kumar Verma 58 months ago

I loved this place. Good tasty food. The waitress was very nice and served very well.

5 salwa adams 58 months ago

Lovely atmosphere..GOOD service. ????
Will be on my regular list from now on.

5 bader Hilal 70 months ago

Great coffee and peaceful place

5 Salah Hebbo 70 months ago

كافيه جديد يتم تجهيزه بالمشروبات المميزة والمعجنات خاصة و الاطباق الشهية اسعارهم منافسة موقعهم جانب بنك دبي الاسلامي

5 شيخه النقبي 58 months ago

المكان جدا جميل وهادئ قريب من البحر يتميز بالاكلات المتنوعه الراقيه

4 Muhammad Haque 45 months ago

Macclesfield Bridge with iron columns & 3 Arches is a Grade II Listed structure located in the northern edge of leafy Regent’s Park. The Regent's Canal Towpath is very popular with walkers, joggers, runners, cyclists, pedestrians. Macclesfield Bridge can be observed on a boat or on foot! There are resting benches right next to the Bridge Columns on the Regent's Canal Towpath!

It is also known as Blow Up Bridge in reference to the 1874 explosion ???? which reduced the bridge to rubble - only the cast iron columns were relatively unaffected by the explosion! After this explosion, authorities brought in regulations on how to carry explosives on a boat!

The bridge was rebuilt using the same cast iron columns with a minor change - columns were swivelled round! As a result, rope grooves from boats navigating the Regent's Canal can be seen very clearly and remind the visitors of the historic past. The London Waterbus trip guide very eloquently provides the live commentary and will surely remind you of these grooves!

4 Priyen 57 months ago

Lovely spot just on the outskirt of regents park. Very busy. Very touristy. Great photo spot and lovely walks routes near by

5 howarthjonathan 45 months ago

Site of the explosion of ‘Tilbury’ a barge carrying petroleum and gunpowder on 02/10/1874. The explosion killed the workers on the barge and destroyed the bridge, as well as many nearby houses. Debris was found over 500m away.

The bridge was rebuilt from the rubble but the pillars were reinstated the wrong way round. To this day the old towline marks from barges passing before 1874 can be seen on the pillars surface, but facing away from the water.

5 陈梦园 57 months ago

I like this place as it is quite, peaceful and relaxing. It seems I really in Venice. I walked from the entrance at little Venice and stopped at Camden dock. It's around 50 mins walk. The scene is excellent, makes me feel relaxed and cool in busy summer. People can have a long walk, do exercise or if your are visitors, you can also hire the boat and enjoy all the green plants on both sides. The only thing is the water is not so clean and clear, some places smell not good. Overall, it won't ruin your whole journey! I will recommend this place - a quite beautiful riverside scenes in central London!

5 Andrew Sebastian 69 months ago

Cool piece of history on the Regent’s Canal. The original bridge on this site was blown up by a passing barge (see the plaque photo for a full description). When the bridge was rebuilt the reused the columns and turned them around, so you can see the rope indentations from the towing in both sides of the columns. Think of all the barge traffic that would have been needed to create those on both sides! Thanks @Londonist for the history lesson.

1 A slice of pi 69 months ago

Got shouted out becuase I wanted to go swimming. Really rude staff and they nearly called the police on me.

3 Phill Potts 57 months ago

Nice small bridge, nothing to see really!

5 louise marchant 45 months ago

Very historic and holds a lot of character

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Business Hours

Thursday	11:00am - 11:00pm
Friday	02:00am - 11:00pm
Saturday	11:00am - 11:00pm
Sunday	11:00am - 11:00pm
Monday	11:00am - 11:00pm
Tuesday	11:00am - 11:00pm
Wednesday	11:00am - 11:00pm
Friday	24hr open
Saturday	24hr open
Sunday	24hr open
Monday	24hr open
Tuesday	24hr open
Wednesday	24hr open
Thursday	24hr open