Route Description to Atelier Guarniero's new location

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Direction of Amsterdam to Atelier Guarniero

Follow the A44 in the direction of Warmond, Voorhout-Oosthout, Sassenheim, 4.
Leave the highway at exit 4, in the direction of Voorhout-Oosthout, Sassenheim, Jagtlust and continue your journey on the Warmonderweg.
At the traffic light at the end of de Warmonderweg take a left onto the Rijksstraatweg.
Follow this road until your reach the roundabout; take the first exit on the roundabout onto the Oosthoutlaan.
On the Oosthoutlaan take the first left into the Edisonstraat. Drive down this street until it bends sharply to the left.
Then turn right into the Madame Curiestraat. At the junction turn left then after about 120 meter you have arrived at Atelier Guarniero.

 


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Direction of Den Haag to Atelier Guarniero

Follow the A44 in the direction of Amsterdam. Leave the A44 at exit 5, Sassenheim, in the direction of Voorhout-Oosthout, Sassenheim. Follow the road, turning right into the Rijksstraatweg. At the roundabout, take the second exit into the Oosthoutlaan.
On the Oosthoutlaan take the first left into the Edisonstraat. Drive down this street until it bends sharply to the left.
Then turn right into the Madame Curiestraat. At the junction turn left then after about 120 meter you have arrived at Atelier Guarniero.

 

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Atelier Guarniero creates high quality space models, many of which are part of the ESA space program and of the International Space Station (ISS). Each scale model is made exactly matching the real spacecraft using information provided by the European space agency. At the moment we are working on a new line of rocket models beginning with the Soyuz launcher. We are planning to create a full line of rockets to complement our collection of satellites. Make sure to check back often to see pictures of every new satellite we produce.