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In the Hungarian municipality of Szilvásvárad in northern Hungary, about 23 km north of Eger and about 6 km northeast of the county seat of Bélapátfalva, you will find Hungary's first monorail alpine coaster, the X-TRÉM BOB Szilvásvárad, which

The Roonkarker Mart (Low German for Rodenkirchen market) is a fair in the village of Rodenkirchen (municipality of Stadland, Lower Saxony).

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The funfair takes place throughout the city centre.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- By bus - Centrum bus stop

By car:

- Venue: City centre

Parking facilities:

- Tolbertstraat car park

- De Schans car park

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At the Mai-/Herbstmess, many showmen