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The funfair takes place in the centre on the Grote Markt.
Travel information:
By public transport:
- by train - Goes railway station (800 metres away)
- by bus - bus stop Westwal (Centrum)
By car:
- Venue: Grote Markt
Parking facilities:
- Car park (Oostwal)
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…The funfair takes place on various squares in the city centre.
Travel information:
By public transport:
- by train - Mouscron station (distance 1.2 km)
- by bus - bus stop Grand-Place/Grote Markt
By car:
- Venue: City centre
Car park:
- Les Arts multi-storey car
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