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Remiseparkens construction playground
Peder Lykkesvej 71-732300 Copenhagen S
Website: http://www.kk.dk/Borger/ByOgTrafik/GroenneOmraader/Legepladser/BemandedeLegepladser/Byggelegepladsen
Phone: 32 58 67 70
Country of origin: Denmark
The construction playground provides approx. 30 houses that kids can build on.
Depending on the weather you can play indoors or outdoors. You can do woodwork, learn how to repair a bike, play games, surf on the Internet, play Wii etc. There's a gym with a changing program and you can play mini-hockey, table tennis etc.
The playground is aimed primarily at children between 6-14 years but there are activities for both older and younger kids. Younger kids need to accompanied by an adult.
Great activitiy for kids in rainy weather!
Construction playground opening hours:
Monday - Thusday : 9.30-17.00
Friday: 10.00-17.00
Check out other fun activities for kids in Denmark.
Keywords:
outdoor-playground, indoor-playground, construction-playground, rainy-weather
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