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+32 11 23 96 96 kerkfabriek.spalbeek@gmail.com www.hasel.be

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Spalbeekstraat 47, 3510 HASSELT

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You get an entrance card and a binoculars at the Tourist Office by showing your ID-card.

Children are only admitted under the supervision of an adult.

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