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On the fairground in front of the Bürgerhalle, the showmen once again set up their rides and amusement stalls. Typical fairground specialities will be served to cater for your physical well-being. There will also be a weekly Italian market in the town

The funfair takes place on the Koekoeksplein next to the Crimpenhof shopping centre.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by bus - bus stop Koekoekstraat

By car:

- Venue: Koekoeksplein

Car park:

- Car park (Nachtegaalstraat)

- Car park (Hoogstade)

- Car

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