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# Tielt

Tielt is a small town in the eastern part of the Belgian province of West Flanders. Tielt is about 25 km south of Bruges, the capital of the province. The town has about 20,000 inhabitants.

## Get in
### By train

The 50.990463.3293021 Tielt Railway Station is located quite centrally in the town. Tielt is located on the railway line which connects Deinze and Ghent with the coastal resort town of De Panne. Trains cover the distance from the Ghent Sint-Pieters station to Tielt in about 25 minutes.

### By bus

The Flemish national bus company, De Lijn, has lines to Tielt from Ghent, Bruges, Kortrijk and other neighbouring towns. Timetables are available online$^{[deadlink]}$.

## Get around
### Bike rental

A bike can be rented with the Blue Bike service. This service point is next to the train station. Before renting a bike one must first obtain a Blue Bike card which costs €12. There are several Blue Bike centres across Belgium so if you are planning to visit several towns this may be a very good investment.

## See

* 51.0002783.3269441 Belfry (Hallentoren).
* 51.0008813.3272112 Town Hall, Markt 13.
* 51.0002673.3253973 St. Peter's Church (Sint-Pieterskerk). The oldest church of Tielt.
* 50.9986313.3231814 House Mulle de Terschueren, Ieperstraat 46. The original garden was redeveloped as a public park in the 1980s. The house is the property of the municipality and open to the public.
* 50.998973.3256435 Former Friars Minor Church (Voormalige Minderbroederskerk), Patersdreef. The church was part of the Friars Minor Monastery that was founded in 1624. The church was built in 1707 in simple Baroque style. The last Friars Minor left the monastery in 2007.
* 51.0024443.3268896 Liberation Monument (Bevrijdingsmonument), Generaal Maczekplein. A tank monument in memory of the Polish liberators of this town by general Maczek and his troops. They liberated the town on September 8, 1944. The monument consists of a Sherman Fireflytank with a plaque, a memorial wall, cobblestones and several flags, the memorial was inaugurated in 1979 by Polish General Stanisław Maczek.
* 50.9812673.3643177 Poelberg Mill (Poelbergmolen).

## Eat

* 51.000513.3240011 De Traagheid, Krommewalstraat 6, ☏ +32 51 81 52 81. (updated Jan 2022)

## Drink

* 51.000463.3275051 Bar Seize, Markt 16, ☏ +32 483 634 478. (updated Jan 2022)
* 51.0002713.3280372 D'hespe, Sint-Janstraat, ☏ +32 492 587 626. (updated Jan 2022)

## Sleep

* 50.998673.328691 Sleutelhuys, Rameplein 23, ☏ +32 4 74 09 2786. Check-out: 11:00. (updated Jan 2022)
* 51.0021043.339762 Shamrock, Euromarktlaan 24, ☏ +32 51 40 15 31. Check-in: 11:00, check-out: 10:00. (updated Jan 2022)
* 51.004443.3416773 El Parador, Ruiseleedsesteenweg 11, ☏ +32 51 40 58 55, elparador@shamrock.be. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 11:00. (updated Jan 2022)

## Connect

Most bars and restaurants have free WiFi and will be happy to share the password.
* 50.99463.3340431 Post Office, Beernegemstraat 46.

## Go next

* Ghent – the regional capital with a large medieval centre is easily accessible by train
# Tierra del Fuego (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Tierra del Fuego:
* Tierra del Fuego – An archipelago off the south coast of South America, split between Argentina and Chile.
* Tierra del Fuego National Park – A park in Argentina inside of the Argentinian part of Tierra del Fuego.
# Tierra Nueva

Tierra Nueva is a charming small town in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. It is a popular place for outdoors activities, particularly sport fishing. It is known for making light palmero hats. Tierra Nueva is one of Mexico's designated Pueblos Mágicos.

## Understand

Tierra Nueva is a small town with fewer than 5,000 residents but when outlying villages and rural areas are counted, the municipality total is about 10,000.

## See

* Parroquia de Nicolás de Tolentino. (updated Aug 2024)
* Jardin de Hidalgo. (updated Aug 2024)

## Do

* Cerro de la Mesa. (updated Aug 2024)
* Presa la Muneca. (updated Aug 2024)
* Rio Jofre. (updated Aug 2024)

### Festivals

* Sportfishing Tournament -
* Feria Regional Tierra Nueva - the first 10 days of September mark the town's largest celebration which marks the harvest as well as celebrations honoring San Nicolás de Tolentino, the town's patron saint.

## Buy

Palmero hats.
* 21.669855-100.5738451 Mercado Municipal, Alvaro Obregon 40, Centro. 07:00 - 18:00. The town's traditional marketplace is small with few vendors providing fresh grown produce but many selling second-hand clothes and prepared foods. Good place to grab an inexpensive breakfast or lunch. (updated Aug 2024)

## Go next

* San Luis Potosi
* Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve
* Huasteca Potosina
# Plymouth (Illinois)

Plymouth is a village in Illinois.

## See

* Community Park

## Sleep

* Plymouth Rock Roost Bed & Breakfast and Antiques, ☏ +1 309 458-6444, plymouthrock@adams.net.
# Plymouth (Indiana)

Plymouth is a city in Indiana.

## See

* 41.3406-86.30941 Marshall County Historical Museum, 123 North Michigan St, ☏ +1 574 936 2306. (updated Aug 2021)
* 41.295278-86.3619442 Chief Menominee Memorial Site, 12644 Peach Rd. (updated Aug 2021)

## Do

* Marshall County Blueberry Festival, held every Labor Day weekend, has gained some standing, with a car show, race, and, yes, blueberries.

## Eat

* Dragon Express Restaurant, 1923 N Michigan St, (574) 936-9796‎

## Sleep

* Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park, 7719 Redwood Rd. Cabins and campsites with an outdoor pool and activities on site. Tel: +1 574-936-7851.
# Plymouth (Vermont)

Plymouth is a town in Central Vermont. Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President of the United States, was born, raised, and buried here. The historic district designated as "Plymouth Notch" is virtually unchanged since the early 20th century. Most of the buildings were carefully preserved following Coolidge's ascent to Presidency and many still have their original furnishing.

## See

* The Wilder Horse Barn. A faithful reconstruction of the original 1875 structure, this barn now features a collection of agriculture equipment and horse drawn vehicles from the turn of the 20th century.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ The Calvin Coolidge Visitor Center, ☏ +1 802 672-3773. 9:30AM-5PM. Features a museum, gift shop, and introduction to Calvin Coolidge's career. $7.50 (for all of Plymouth Notch).
* 43.535833-72.7222221 The Coolidge Homestead. The President's boyhood home and the site of his impromptu inauguration upon Warren Harding's death.
* The Calvin Coolidge Birthplace (attached to the General Store). Birthplace home of the 30th President restored to its 1872 appearance with original furnishings.

## Buy

* Florence Cilley General Store. A historic, yet functioning, general store built in the 1850s. Specializes in old candies and sodas, such as Moxy, and general antiques.

## Eat

* The Plymouth Cheese Factory, ☏ +1 802 672 3650. A functioning cheese factory with preserved historic character from the 1890s, built in part by Calvin Coolidge's father.

## Sleep

* Hawk Inn & Mountain Resort.
# Plymouth (California)

Plymouth is a small town in Amador County, within the Gold Country region of California.

## Eat

* 38.48093-120.847951 Taste Restaurant, 9402 Main St, ☏ +1 209-245-DINE (3463).

## Drink

* Amador Foothill Winery, 12500 Steiner Rd, ☏ +1 209-245-6307. Very good view, but an unattractive tasting room.
* Montevina, 20680 Shenandoah School Rd, ☏ +1 209 245-6942. Very pleasant tasting experience. Large tasting room with some shopping and food samples.
* Renwood, 12225 Steiner Rd, ☏ +1 209 245-6979. Large tasting room with plenty of shopping. Pleasant grounds though not a huge view.

## Go next

Sacramento- 49 South to 16 West. About 70 minutes away.
# Plymouth (Michigan)

Plymouth is the name of two administrative entities in Wayne County in the state of Michigan. One is a small city, and the other is a township that surrounds the city and has its own government.

## Understand

Nice place to get out of the Metro Detroit urban sprawl. Classic Main Street small town with park.

## Get in

Interstates 96 and 275 and Michigan Highway 14 travel through Plymouth.

## See

* 42.372631-83.4668221 Plymouth Historical Museum, 155 S Main St. Local history museum. Includes a size 37 shoe, custom-made for the world's tallest man, Robert Wadlow, by a store in town, now enshrined in a basement display. "We exhibit the shoe because one of the old shoe stores in Plymouth - Wiloughby's - offered to custom make a pair of shoes for him. I understand that he would come visit your community if someone would do that for him. He came here in the 1930s to get his pair of shoes."

## Do

* 42.374-83.466621 Plymouth Arts and Recreation Complex (PARC). (updated Jul 2020)
* The Concours d’Elegance of America, 44045 Five Mile Rd. Annual car show held at The Inn at St. John's. (updated Jan 2021)

## Buy

A number of individual shops selling various gift type items in the streets around the Kellogg Park area.
* 42.37164-83.469751 Westborn Market. Sells locally made food. (updated Jul 2020)

## Eat

A good selection of places to eat around Main street, Penniman Ave. and Forest Ave.
* Compari's On the Park, 350 S Main St, ☏ +1 734 416-0100. Downtown, facing Kellogg Park. Italian and American fare with a touch of class.
* The Sardine Room, 340 S Main St, ☏ +1 734 416-0261. Good beer selection and excellent fish dishes. (updated Aug 2016)
* 42.37191-83.470261 Plymouth Coffee Bean. Michigan's longest running independent coffee shop. Voted Detroit's Best Coffee House by the Detroit Free Press, Hour Magazine and AOL. Provides innovative caffeinated concoctions, sweet treats, crepes made to order, and healthy snacks. Focus is coffee, music, art and poetry. (updated Jul 2020)

## Drink

* 42.36958-83.468991 Box Bar, 777 W Ann Arbor Trail, ☏ +1 734 459-7390. Facing the park downtown, has a large selection of beers, working-class sport tavern atmosphere, and surly waitstaff.

## Sleep

* Hilton Garden Inn Plymouth, 14600 N. Sheldon Road (near I-275), ☏ +1 734-354-0001. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. Breakfast and dinner are served daily in the Garden Grille & Bar. Indoor pool and free WiFi. (updated Dec 2020)
# Plymouth (North Carolina)

Plymouth is the seat of Washington County on the North Carolina Coastal Plain.

## Understand

Plymouth is found along the banks of the Roanoke River, roughly seven miles upstream from the Albemarle Sound. Dating back to the late 1700s, Plymouth was named a 'port of delivery' by the North Carolina General Assembly in 1790 and then a 'port of entry' in 1808.
Plymouth is most known for its Civil War history. The town saw both Confederate and Union soldiers here at times and several decisive battles for the area were fought on and near the waterfront. The CSS Albemarle was built just upstream from Plymouth in waters that were too shallow for the Union to travel, and fought in the river very near the downtown area. Several homes still survive from the battles and the scars are still visible to passers by.
Today, people come to Plymouth not just to learn of its history but also to fish. The Roanoke River, and other nearby rivers, streams, and the Albemarle Sound, serve as great place to relax and take in the sights or try your hand at regularly-occurring fishing tournaments.

## Get in

Plymouth is easily accessible by vehicles via US-64 or NC-32. The town also provides dockage for those wishing to visit by boat. The Roanoke River is accessible from the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) via the Albemarle Sound.

## Get around

The downtown and historical portions of Plymouth is small enough that one could easily park and walk. Parking is available along all downtown streets and the parking lot at the Port o' Plymouth Museum.

## See

* The Port o’ Plymouth Museum, 302 E Water St, ☏ +1 252 793-1377. Tu-Sa 9AM-4PM, Su 9AM-3PM. Gives account of the Civil War events that took place in the region, including the sinking of the CSS Albemarle. (updated Oct 2021)
* Roanoke River Maritime Museum, 206 W Water St, ☏ +1 252 217-2204. F-Sa 11AM-3PM, Su 2PM-4PM. Includes a cute lighthouse and some miscellaneous boats. (updated Oct 2021)
* Bear-ology, 111 W Water St, ☏ +1 252 793-6627. Bear museum to go along with the town's North Carolina Black Bear Festival. (updated Oct 2021)
* 35.86714-76.745591 Latham House, 311 East Main Street. House was built around 1850 and its basement served as a shelter to local citizens during the Civil War. (updated Apr 2022)
* 35.86484-76.749312 Ausbon House (Sniper's Nest), East Third Street and Washington Street. The Ausbon House still shows the bullets holes around an upstairs window where a Confederate sniper refused to surrender to U.S. forces on the night of December 10, 1862. This house is one of only four antebellum houses still surviving in Plymouth. (updated Apr 2022)

## Do

* Attend the 3 day North Carolina Black Bear Festival in June, the festival that brought about National Black Bear Day, consisting of live music, bear farm tours, helicopter rides, and other entertainment.

## Sleep

* Road Trip Motel, 241 US Highway 64 West, ☏ +1 252 741-9486. (updated Oct 2021)
* Holiday Inn Express, 840 U.S. Highway 64 West, ☏ +1 252 793 4700. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 12:00. (updated Apr 2022)
# Tonopah

Tonopah is a former mining town in Nevada, almost equidistant between Las Vegas and Reno.

## Get in
### By car

* From Las Vegas – Take US 95 north to Tonopah.
* From Reno – Take Interstate 80 east to Fernley, then US 50 southeast to Fallon, then US 95 south to Tonopah.

### By plane

Tonopah is closer to Las Vegas than Reno by 20 mi (32 km).
* 38.056406-117.083211 Tonopah Airport (TPH ). General aviation airport. There are no commercial flights.
* 37.624167-118.83892 Mammoth Yosemite Airport (MMH) in California is the closest airport with any commercial flights, but it has only a few flights.
* 36.08-115.1522223 Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas is the closest airport with a significant number of national and international commercial flights
* 39.499167-119.7680564 Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO) in Reno, would be the best place to fly into if you are factoring Reno into your travels

## See

* 38.060229-117.2208921 Central Nevada Museum, 1900 Logan Field R, ☏ +1 775-482-9676. Museum dedicated to showing the town's history. (updated Feb 2023)
* 38.068815-117.2300312 Tonopah Historic Mining Park, 110 Burro St, ☏ +1 775-482-9274. 9:00am-5:00pm (closed on legal holidays). Museum dedicated to the history of the town's silver mining. Adults: $5, seniors: $3, students: $4, children under 7 and veterans: Free. (updated Oct 2017)
* 38.07215-117.238823 Old Tonopah Cemetery, 940 N Main St. (updated Oct 2017)

## Do

* Stargaze (end of Ray Tennant Dr). Gaze at the heavens at Clair Blackburn Memorial Stargazing Park.

### Gambling

There are a few casinos dotted around the town.
* 38.068613-117.2311321 Mizpah Club Casino, 112 N Main Street, ☏ +1 775-482-3842. 24 hours. Blackjack, video poker, Texas Hold 'Em poker, and slots. The Lucky 7 slot machine has a jackpot prize of a chopper motorcycle. (updated Oct 2017)
* Tonopah Station, 1137 Erie St, ☏ +1 775-482-9777. Blackjack and slots. (updated Oct 2017)
* 38.071947-117.233822 Banc Club Casino, 360 N Main St, ☏ +1 775 482-5409. (updated Oct 2017)

## Drink

* 38.06596-117.2287281 Tonopah Brewing Company, South, 315 N Main St, ☏ +1 775-482-2000. 11AM-9PM. Craft beers and BBQ. (updated Oct 2017)

## Sleep
### Budget

* 38.072166-117.237791 The World Famous Clown Motel, 521 N Main St (adjacent to the Tonopah cemetery), ☏ +1 775-277-3046. A motel with a creepy clown theme. Definitely not for the faint of heart. From $36. (updated Oct 2017)
* 38.074903-117.2406762 National 9 Inn, 720 N Main, ☏ +1 775-482-8202. A simple budget inn, offers complimentary breakfast. From $50. (updated Oct 2017)

### Mid-range

* 38.067969-117.2306443 Jim Butler Inn & Suites, 100 N Main St, ☏ +1 775-482-3577. From $80. (updated Oct 2017)

### Splurge

* 38.066361-117.2282824 Best Western Hi-Desert Inn, 320 N Main St, ☏ +1 775-482-3511. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. Complementary breakfast. Seasonal pool and hot tub. (updated Oct 2017)
* 38.068321-117.2307645 Mizpah Hotel, 100 N Main St, ☏ +1 775-482-3030. A historic hotel built in 1905. Dog-friendly. Possibly haunted.
* 38.058584-117.2183496 Tonopah Station, 1137 Erie St, ☏ +1 775-482-9777. Hotel with a RV park. (updated Oct 2017)
# Tooele

Tooele is a small city in Western Utah, nestled against the foothills on the west side of the Oquirrh Mountains.

## Get in
### By plane

Salt Lake City International Airport is the closest commercial airport with daily flights available from many carriers.
Tooele Valley Airport/Bolinger Field is a general aviation field available for private aircraft.

### By car

Tooele sits astride Utah State Route 36, so it is easy to reach either from the north and Interstate 80, or the south from Delta.

### By bus

Utah Transit Authority operates two commuter routes between Tooele and Salt Lake City (routes 451, and F453).

## Get around
### By car

A car is the best transport method for getting around Tooele. 40.5409-112.29791 Enterprise Car Rental maintains an office in Tooele.

### By bus

Utah Transit Authority operates two limited routes around Tooele (routes F400 and F402).

## See

* 40.5311-112.2881 Tooele Valley Museum and Historical Park. (updated Dec 2020)
* Tooele Pioneer Museum, 47 E Vine St, ☏ +1 435-882-3168, pioneer@tooelepioneermuseum.org. Free. (updated Jan 2022)

## Eat

* 40.55732-112.297821 Papa Murphy's Take 'N' Bake Pizza, 1341 North Main, ☏ +1 435 833-9800. M-Sa 11AM-9PM; Su noon-7PM. (updated Dec 2020)

## Drink

* 40.56074-112.29751 Bonneville Brewery, 1641 N Main St, ☏ +1 435 248-0646. (updated Dec 2020)

## Sleep

* 40.53765-112.29891 Best Western Inn, 365 N Main St, ☏ +1 435 882-5010, toll-free: +1 800 780-7234. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. (updated Dec 2020)

## Go next

To the east lies Salt Lake City, gateway to all the richness of the Wasatch Front, including hiking, biking, hunting, fishing, hang gliding, skiing, and much more. Just on the other side of the Oquirrh Mountains lies the Rio Tinto Kennecott Copper Mine, one of the world's largest open pit mines.
To the west is Wendover, Nevada, just an hour and a half's drive to enjoy Las Vegas-style gambling casinos and entertainment, along with a stunning view as you drive through the heart of the world-renowned Bonneville Salt Flats, used both to set land speed records and as a location used in many films.
To the south, Utah State Route 36 will connect you with Utah State Route 6, which will take you deep into Utah's vast western desert where you can go rock hunting, camping, horseback riding, follow the path of the Pony Express, and enjoy vast stretches of nature using off-highway vehicles.
# Tooleybuc

Tooleybuc is in the western Riverina region of New South Wales.

## Understand

Tooleybuc is a small bordertown with a population of about 200 on the New South Wales side of the Murray River.
Tooleybuc is in the Murray River Council Local Government Area, with Moama as its main town.
* Echuca-Moama Visitors Information Centre, 2 Heygarth Street, Echuca (near the roundabout on the Cobb Highway/B75), ☏ +61 3 5480 7555, toll-free: +61 1800 804 446, info@echucamoama.com. M-F 9AM-5PM.

## Get in

The only way to get to Tooleybuc is via car via Yanga Way from NSW or via B400/B12 from Victoria.

## Get around

Everything in Tooleybuc is within walking distance.

## See

* Murray River. The river is the only major highlight of the town. (updated Nov 2021)

## Eat

The only places to eat are in the hotels, but apart from that, there are no cafes or restaurants in the town.

## Sleep

* -35.0278143.33351 River Retreat Villas, 1 Lea St, ☏ +61 3 5030 5476, enquiries@tooleybucsc.com.au. The villas here are self-contained and can fit up to six people. (updated Dec 2019)
* -35.0295143.33482 Tooleybuc Caravan Park, 63 Murray St, ☏ +61 417 398 075. Four fully self-contained cabins, each housing to six guests. Pet friendly. (updated Dec 2019)
* -35.0227143.3353 Tooleybuc Club Motor Inn, Lockhart Rd, ☏ +61 3 5030 5502, fax: +61 3 5030 5509, tooleybucmotorinn@iinet.net.au. It has two barbeque areas, a swimming pool and two spa rooms. (updated Dec 2019)
* -35.0313143.33664 Tooleybuc Motel, 43 Murray St, ☏ +61 3 5030 5203, fax: +61 3 5030 5370, bookings@tooleybucmotel.com.au. Rooms with riparian views of the Murray. Has a saltwater pool. (updated Dec 2019)

## Go next

* Ouyen
* Balranald
# Tontitown

Tontitown is in the Ozarks region of Arkansas.

## Understand

Tontitown, on the edge of Springdale, is a historic Italian-American community that to this day sports a number of locally well-known Italian restaurants.

## Do

* Tontitown Grape Festival. Every summer, Tontitown hosts the Tontitown Grape Festival, which features a carnival, entertainment, homemade spaghetti dinners, and more. It has been going on for over a hundred years.

## Buy

Tontitown is known today for three things: Amazing Italian food, tons of great flea markets, and Hanna's candle outlet. Enjoy!
# Toorale National Park

Toorale National Park is a national park in northwestern New South Wales. The park is well off the beaten path, but travellers do visit this park in order to visit a homestead that was once a part of the world's largest sheep station.

## Understand
### Visitor information

* Park website
* Bourke office, ☏ +61 2 6830 0200. M–F 8:30AM–4:30PM. (updated Sep 2022)

## Get in

The closest settlement to Toorale NP is the small town of Bourke, which is a few hundred metres less than 70 km away from the entrance. From Bourke, head west along Bourke–Milparinka Road and then after 32 km, turn left and head southwest onto Toorale Road. Continue for another 38 km until you've reached the park's entrance.

## See

* -30.2794145.38131 Toorale Homestead precinct (Yarramarra), 4258 Toorale Road, Gumbalie, ☏ +61 2 6830 0200. Daily 8AM–5PM. This station was once a part of the world's largest sheep station – today it's an important site for the Indigenous Kurnu-Baakandji People, who run daily tours. If you so happen to not join a tour, you can alternatively take the 200-meter Toorale Homestead walk, a trail that encircles the homestead. (updated Sep 2022)

## Do

* Darling River Drive (Yuthuru Paaka Thuru) – a 41-kilometre (25 mi) loop that takes an hour and thirty minutes. It passes through some of northwest NSW's largest floodplains along the banks of the Darling River. Fishing is completely legal, provided that you have a license from Service NSW – yellow belly and cod, anyone?.

## Buy, eat, and drink

There are no stores here; all supplies will need to be brought with you.

## Sleep

There is only one campground within the park.
* -30.2876145.56361 Darling River campground (Yapara Paaka Thuru), Weir Trail, ☏ 1300 072 757 (domestic). $6 booking fee. (updated Sep 2022)

## Go next

* For archeology enthusiasts, nearby Gundabooka National Park has many impressive petroglyphs that don't require a strenuous trek just to get to the lookout
* Otherwise, your only other option is to head back to Bourke
# Khurja

Khurja is a city (and a municipal board) in the Bulandshahr district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is situated around 85 km from Delhi.

## Understand

Khurja supplies a large portion of the ceramics used in the country, hence it is sometimes called The Ceramics City. The town is also famous for its special sweet, known as "khurchan".
The principal inhabitants of Khurja are the Pashtuns, mainly members from the Kheshgi Dynasty of Timur's army.
The name Khurja is derived from the Urdu word kharija meaning, cancelled or condemned, as the revenue for this town was waived because this land included many swamps and the agricultural possibilities were rare.
Khurja is now famous for its ceramics. With over 500 factories producing ceramic works, its skyline is dotted with chimneys.

## See

* Khurja pottery. (updated May 2021)