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Reitplatz is a sports field and recreation area located in Winterthur, Switzerland. Its primary tenant is FC Töss. In addition to football matches, Reitplatz has been used several times for cultural events, such as the Out in the Green Festival in 1994.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]

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^ Felix Reich (2011-10-10), "Kanton stellt klar: Reitplatz darf kein Rummelplatz sein", Der Landbote (in German), Winterthur, p. 9
^ "J.Tabacznik & C.Werro - Architekturbüro SIA". clawerro.ch.
^ "Winterthur-Reitplatz". Disc Golf Scene.
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^ "Beachvolleyball: Neue Felder auf dem Reitplatz", Tages-Anzeiger (in German), 2002-06-19

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