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The "biggest funfair in the Sauerland" invites and welcomes lots of visitors every year. Are you there too?
Tuesday = Family day with reduced prices
Friday = Fireworks approx. 22.45 hrs
Travel information:
By public transport - From Lüdenscheid railway
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