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Boesjkammeree

Mechelen

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Boesjkammeree

An alternative rock cafe on the doorstep of Mechelen railway station, Boesjkammeree is open into the small hours. You’ll find a DJ here on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The cafe also boasts a large and pleasant summer terrace.

Useful Information

  • Address: Koning Albertplein 10-11, Mechelen
  • Phone: +32 15 43 22 88
  • More Info: feeae47756ee34e51e504cdb11d85059fe848768
  • Opening House: www.facebook.com/boesjkammeree

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