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The Dordrecht XXL Summer Festival takes place on the Europaplatz in Dordrecht. Full of great attractions and activities. Young and old are welcome!
Travel information:
By public transport:
- by train - Dordrecht station, (distance 4.7 km)
- by bus - bus stop
…A small play park with a children's roller coaster, bumper cars and several play equipment for the smaller members of the family.
Even if there aren't many attractions, you can spend a few pleasant hours here.
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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