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The Saint-Romain Fair in Rouen is the second largest fair in France with over 200 attractions, including around 60 rides. A total of around 1.5 million visitors attend the fair every year.
Travel information:
By car:
- Venue: Esplanade Saint-Gervais
Parking
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…Erlebnispark
The entrance to the park itself is free of charge. Instead, you pay extra for each attraction. Optimal for
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