De Groene Passage

Rotterdam

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De Groene Passage

Human, animal and environmentally friendly shopping is the aim of this shopping centre. To keep your energy up, you can have breakfast, lunch or dinner at Spirit where everything is 100% organic and 100% vegetarian.

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addressMariniersweg 9, Rotterdam
phone+31 10 233 1933
websitedegroenepassage.nl
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/degroenepassage/

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