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El Hachazo Valencia

Throw axes and play arcade games

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Axe Throwing: Classic 1-Hr Session

About: El Hachazo Valencia

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Throw axes at wooden targets and test accuracy. Enjoy a fun and challenging activity with friends.

El Hachazo Valencia
30 Carrer del Doctor Sumsi, 46005, València
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