OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Nottinghamshire

Nottinghamshire is a county in the East Midlands of England. The area is steeped in history and culture and the legend of Robin Hood. Sherwood Forest is a very popular place to explore all year around and the City of Nottingham is vibrant and lively.

## Towns

* 52.955-1.1491671 Nottingham is the lively county town, which still has a Sheriff and Nottingham Castle.
* 53.002-1.132 Arnold
* 52.9267-1.21563 Beeston
* 52.966-1.0854 Carlton
* 53.0175-1.3065 Eastwood
* 53.0339-1.20136 Hucknall
* 52.9974-1.25127 Kimberley
* 53.1-1.258 Kirkby-in-Ashfield
* 53.1435-1.19639 Mansfield
* 53.0765-0.8110 Newark-on-Trent
* 53.3169-0.940811 Retford
* 52.9294-1.274512 Stapleford
* 53.1233-1.266913 Sutton-in-Ashfield
* 53.3096-1.122714 Worksop
* 53.16-1.0715 Edwinstowe is set in the last remnant of primeval Sherwood Forest, central to the legend of Robin Hood.

## Get in
### By plane

* 52.831111-1.3277781 East Midlands Airport (EMA) lies 12 miles (19 km) south-west of Nottingham and flights are available to many European (mostly tourist) destinations. The Skylink Express bus runs between the airport and city centre every 30 minutes during the day. The bus journey takes approximately 35 minutes, depending on traffic conditions, and costs £5 single, £9.90 return, £9 for a day ticket (zigzag plus) including all trentbarton buses in the area. The slower Skylink Nottingham bus runs all through the night (hourly), with the same fares and a journey time of 50 minutes to an hour.
* 52.453889-1.7480562 Birmingham Airport (BHX) is about 40 miles from Nottingham and serves all major European and many international destinations. It is accessible by train, changing at Birmingham New Street.
* 53.475278-1.0041673 Doncaster Sheffield Airport (DSA) lies to the north of Nottinghamshire.

## Go next

* Derbyshire
* Lincolnshire
* Leicestershire
* South Yorkshire
* Peak District
# Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes

Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes is a hamlet of about 700 people (2016) in the Pembina Valley of Central Manitoba. Established in 1891, the people have preserved their French culture.

## Understand

The first European settlers, from present-day Quebec, arrived in the 1880s. The post office was established in 1892. A Canadian National Railway point was established in 1912.

## Get in
### By car

The hamlet is 100 km southwest of Winnipeg: take Highway 2 west and take a left at Provincial Road 244 South.
If coming from the Pembina Canada-U.S.A. border, stay on Highway 75 and turn at Highway 23 West and take Provincial Road 244 North.

## Get around

* By car
* On foot

## See

* Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Grotto, Main Street. Between the Elementary School and the Notre Dame convent. The grotto was made in 1954 by Sister Thérèse-de-l'Enfant Jésus, Elementary School Principal and Father Dacquay to show thanks for the Virgin Mary for protecting them from the epidimic.
* Statue of Dom Paul Benoît, Notre-Dame Avenue (In front of the church). A bronze statue made by Réal Bérard. For the founder of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes. You can find more information about him in the church.

## Do

* Spring events: ice fishing fun day, the family curling bonspiel, the family hockey tournament and the fishing derby weekend.
* Summer events: the .22 shoot, the muzzle shoot, and the Howdy Neighbour weekend celebration.
* Fall events:the Moving Target shoot, the Turkey shoot, the Notre Dame Craft Sale.
* Winter events,: ice skating show, the snowmobile derby, hockey tournaments, the Notre Dame Hawks hockey season, and the Annual Sportsmen Night.

## Eat

* Le Londrain, Avenue du Pic Saint Loup. (updated Sep 2017)
* Big Al's Burgers, 164 Notre Dame Ave W, ☏ +1 204-248-2354. Summer: M-Th 11AM-9PM, F-Su 11AM-10PM. Winter (at Notre Dame Hotel): M-F 11AM-2PM. Burgers, chicken, fish, homemade soup, daily sandwich specials, pizza. (updated Jan 2018)

## Sleep

* 49.5302-98.55491 Terrain de jeu Notre-Dame Campground, ☏ +1 204-248-7290. Full hookups, electric, electric-water hookups, 30 amp, tables, grill, water, toilets, showers, dump, firewood, playground, store. May-Oct. (updated May 2020)
* Capricorn Motel and Café, 20 Notre Dame Ave W, ☏ +1 204-248-2012. (updated Jan 2018)
* Notre Dame Hotel, 156 Notre-Dame West, ☏ +1 204-248-2354, angelo@notredamebar.com. (updated Jan 2018)

## Go next

* Winnipeg
# Toliara Province

Toliara Province is a region in the southwest of Madagascar. It is the poorest region of the country, but home to many nature parks and reserves.

## Cities

* -23.3543.6666671 Toliara — a coastal city with a great arboretum
* -23.14576643.6178682 Ifaty — a pair of fishing villages that now host large numbers of tourists seeking sand and surf
* -20.28472244.31753 Morondava — an ideal place for a relaxing stay, with good beaches
* -25.032546.9833334 Taolagnaro — the first permanent French settlement in the country has a 17th-century fort, a national park, and two natural reserves

## Other destinations

* -23.666743.651 Anakao — its long and white beach is good for fishing, diving and surfing
* -25.009246.30222 Berenty Reserve — world-famous for its lemurs, and home to a large colony of Madagascar flying foxes (fruit bats)
* -22.435145.28843 Isalo National Park — its varied terrain includes sandstone formations, deep canyons, palm-lined oases, and grassland
* -20.810344.14224 Kirindy Mite National Park — (60 km south of Morondava) a seldom-visited national park that encompasses a wide variety of ecosystems: beaches, inland lakes, 7 offshore islands, spiny forest, vast Baobab forests, and extensive coastal mangroves

## Understand

Toliara was a province until provinces were abolished in 1997.
Masikoro Malagasy and Tandroy Malagasy are the chief languages.
The climate of southern Madagascar is a particularly dry semi-arid climate along the west coast. The lack of rainfall and the difficulties of water supply are recurring problems for the population, which has to face difficult lean periods between two harvests. In this region, locusts cause major damage to crops.

## Get in

There are airports with commercial flights in Taolagnaro and Toliara.
Taxis brousses (mini-buses) are the cheapest way to get to Toliara. From Antananarivo, they take 18 - 24 hours to get to Toliara.
Many travellers rent a car and work their way down the RN7 over a few days. This is a great way to see a lot of different parts of the country.

## Get around

Taxis brousses are the main way of getting around.

## See and do

Reniala Forest Private Reserve, near Ifaty, protects 60 hectares of spiny forest, and a 1200-year-old baobab with a diameter of 12.5 meters. Ifaty also has a tortoise reserve.
The world-famous Avenue of the Baobabs in Morondava is a photographer’s paradise.
The Antsokay Arboretum in Toliara covers an area of 52 hectares, with more than 920 plant species, lemurs, radiated tortoises, snakes and chameleons. There is also an oceanographic museum where you can see a coelecanth that was fished nearby.
Taolagnaro is home to a 17th-century French fort.
# Toledo (Oregon)

Toledo is a quiet town about 7 miles from the beaches of the Central Oregon Coast.

## Understand

The town is tucked into a mountain that overlooks the city of Newport and the Pacific Ocean. Toledo is approximately 60 ft (18 m) above sea level, with a population of approximately 3,400. Toledo is on a bend of the Yaquina River and is surrounded by forested hills.
Toledo is one of the few cities in Oregon which has a downtown on a city street. Toledo's Main Street retains its historical flavor, with remarkable shops and welcoming residents. Toledo's waterfront and moored fishing vessels are visible at the end of Main Street.

### Climate

Toledo's weather is generally mild. Toledo is protected from the harsh coastal winds by mountains and forests, so the town is often warm and sunny. Winters are mild, with temperatures of 30 °F (−1 °C) to 40 °F (4 °C), and summers are temperate, at 70 °F (21 °C) to 75 °F (24 °C) degrees.

## See

* The History Center
* The Rail Road Museum

## Do

There is a bowling alley in Toledo.

## Buy

Toledo has an abundance of antique shops, art galleries, and gift shops.

## Eat

* $^{[deadlink]}$ ReanimateMe Cafe, 388 NE 2nd St, ☏ +1 541-635-0020, contactus.reanimateme@gmail.com. Serves sustainable gourmet coffee and food in a relaxing community-oriented environment.
The Timbers 181 S. Main St Phone - 541-336-3272

## Sleep

Lodging in Toledo is virtually non-existent. Most people stay in Newport.
* Comfort Inn, 531 SW Fall St, Newport, ☏ +1 541 265-6203. Chain hotel.
* Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites, 135 SE 32nd St, Newport, ☏ +1 541 867-3377. Chain hotel.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Inn at Yaquina Bay, 2633 SE Pacific Way, Newport, ☏ +1 541 867-7055.

## Go next

* Newport, an oceanfront community.
# Piedras Negras (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Piedras Negras:

### Mexico

* Piedras Negras - A border town in Coahuila.

### Guatemala

* Piedras Negras - A Mayan archaeological site.
# Piedras Blancas (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Piedras Blancas (White Stones):

### Spain

* Piedras Blancas (Spain) — a town in Asturias

### Costa Rica

* Piedras Blancas National Park

### United States of America

* Piedras Blancas Light Station, Piedras Blancas Point, California
* Piedras Blancas State Marine Reserve and Marine Conservation Area in California

### Uruguay

* Piedras Blancas, a neighbourhood in Montevideo,

### Venezuela

* Pico Piedras Blancas, a mountain peak

### See also

* Piedra Blanca (disambiguation) - White Stone
# Piedra Blanca (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Piedra Blanca (White Stone):

### Dominican Republic

* Piedra Blanca (Dominican Republic) — a city in Monseñor Nouel Province

### Ecuador

* Piedra Blanca — a small community near San Luis de Pambil
* Piedra Blanca — a settlement near Santa Rosa (El Oro), Coastal Lowlands (Ecuador)

### See also

* Piedras Blancas (disambiguation) - White Stones
# Piedras Negras

Piedras Negras is a Mayan archaeological site in Guatemala near the Usumacinta River. The site was a large city, known for its large number of sculptures.

## Understand

The archaeological ruins known as Piedras Negras (or Yo'k'ib' in the Mayan language) are on the eastern bank of the Usumacinta River, opposite the Mexican border in northwestern Guatemala. The site was one of the largest and most important of the Classic Maya period. It used to have many magnificent limestone sculptures, relief panels, and stelae, but most are now in museums.

### History

The history of Piedras Negras dates to at least the 7th century BC. The city grew steadily, peaking in population around 200 BC, and then declining for several centuries before increasing again to a second peak around the 8th century AD, at which time the city population is estimated to have been about 2,600 people. The city ruled over a large territory that comprised a population of about 50,000. Its thought the city once had alliances with nearby city-states, such as Yaxchilan.
The city had a large number of sculptures, many dating from the period 608 through 810 AD. A unique feature of sculptures at Piedras Grandes is that artists signed their works with unique glyphs.

### Climate
## Get in

The archaeological site is inside the Sierra del Lacandón national park, in the Peten jungle. The easiest way to get there is via Chiapas Mexico using a boat on the Usumacinta River.

## Go next

* Tikal
* Yaxchilan
* Bonampak
# Swett

Swett is in the Badlands and Black Hills region of South Dakota, 110 miles from Rapid City.

## Understand

An unincorporated hamlet in Bennett County about two hours southeast of Rapid City, Swett consists of a bar, workshop, three trailers and a single house on 6.16 acres of land. Its population has dropped from 40 people in the 1940s to two people and a dog today.

## Get in

By car: Swett is on US Highway 18 near Martin, South Dakota.

## Do

* Hunting for game such as ring-neck pheasant, giant Canada goose, deer, elk, buffalo, prairie dogs and turkeys.

## Buy

Buy the whole town. $400,000 would allow the couple and their dog to relocate out-of-state.

## Eat

A grocery store had been in operation in the village, but is now closed.

## Drink

* 43.17272-101.948981 Swett Tavern, 20704 US Highway 18, ☏ +1 605 685-6499. A gathering place for local cowboys and wheatgrowers. This tavern and the Boondocks Bar & Grill in Martin are the only bars in a ten-mile area.

## Sleep

There is nothing in Swett itself. The county seat, Martin (pop. 1100), has one motel - the Crossroads Inn $^{[deadlink]}$ and annex (+1 605 685-1070).

## Connect

There once was a post office in the local grocery store, but both have now closed.

## Go next

* Mount Rushmore National Memorial and Crazy Horse Memorial, both near Custer (130 miles away).
* Badlands National Park, fifty miles north of the village, contains the largest, protected mixed grass prairie in the United States.
# Swiss National Park

Swiss National Park is the only national park in Switzerland, located in Graubünden canton.

## Understand

It is one of the oldest national parks in Europe. It is one of 18 nature parks in Switzerland, but the only national park. With an area of 174.2 km² it is the largest protected area of the country.

### Climate
## Get in

* 46.6797710.166771 Parking P1 / Bus stop Zernez Champlönch. (updated Nov 2017)
* 46.6627410.170772 Parking P3 / Bus stop Zernez Vallun Chafuol. (updated Nov 2017)
* 46.661310.22633 Parking P6-P7-P8. (updated Nov 2017)

## Get around

In the park, it's not allowed to leave marked paths, light a fire or sleep outside the Chamanna Cluozza hut. It is also forbidden to disturb animals or plants, or to take home anything found in the park. Dogs are not allowed, even on a leash. Due to these strict rules, the park is the only one in the Alps which has been categorized by the IUCN as a strict nature reserve, the highest protection level.

## Do

Many walking trails are available in the whole area. An incomplete list of the destinations follows:
* 46.728110.13441 Macun lakes. A quite long hike (1500 m altitude difference one way) via Munt Baseglia (2945 m), but rewards with excellent views. (updated Nov 2017)
* 46.604710.05532 Tropchun valley. A non-demanding hike through forests. (updated Nov 2017)
* 46.615610.09573 Fuorcla Val Sassa pass. Can be combined with Tropchun and Murter for a whole-day hike. (updated Nov 2017)
* 46.6601610.135354 Murter saddle. (updated Nov 2017)
* 46.670510.19175 Champlönch children's trail (Start at P1, end at Il Fuom). Approx. 2½-hr, 5-km hike with 250 m altitude difference. (updated Nov 2017)

## Sleep
### Lodging

* 46.66290610.117731 Chamanna Cluozza. The only accommodation in the park (outside the towns). Sleeping bags are obligatory, but can be rented. Reservations for up to 63 people can be done via the reservation system. (updated Nov 2017)

### Camping

* 46.69810.08622 Camping CUL, Zernez. A camping at the outskirts of the national park, located right at a river. (updated Nov 2017)

### Backcountry
## Go next

Livigno is just behind a tunnel. Winding road via Umbrail Pass leads to Italy and Stelvio Pass.
# Swiss Alps

The Swiss Alps are in Switzerland, stretching over several regions.

## Regions

* Bernese Highlands
* Central Switzerland
* Graubünden Alps
* Valais

## Cities

* 46.7597.631 Thun
* 46.8090569.8398332 Davos
* 46.852129.529653 Chur
* 46.687157.864874 Interlaken
* 47.05238.30595 Lucerne
* 46.3159177.9876196 Brig
* 46.4972229.8377787 St. Moritz

## Other destinations

* 46.5461117.8922221 Gimmelwald

## Talk

Switzerland is very unusual because it has four official languages: German (the most used, in 2/3 the country), French, Italian, and Romansch. Expect those languages spoken mostly near the borders of those countries and Switzerland, except Romansch, an isolated tongue used in Graubünden in eastern Switzerland.

## Get in

Trains run to the three biggest cities: Geneva, Berne, and Zurich many times a day from big cities in neighboring countries (Paris, Milan, Venice, Frankfurt, Munich and Vienna).
Highways go in through twisting mountain passes, from those countries as well.

## Get around

    See also: Driving in Switzerland
Rail is probably the best way to get around. With the awesome scenery, you'd probably rather concentrate on it than drive; driving will work fine too, but prepare for some steep roads and tight curves in some areas.

## See

* The above-mentioned cities
* Bernese Highlands, many would consider the best of the Alps, with the towns of Interlaken, Murren, and Gimmelwald
* The Matterhorn near Zermatt
* The Pre-historic pile dwellings of the Alps are a UNESCO World Heritage site. The UNESCO listing is shared with Austria, France, Germany, Italy and Slovenia.

## Do

* Winter sports in Switzerland
* Hiking, mountain biking, mountaineering

## Eat

* Traditional fondue

## Go next

* Geneva
* Basel
* Lugano
* Schaffhausen
# Swift Current (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Swift Current or Swiftcurrent:

### Canada

* Swift Current is a city in Saskatchewan.
* Swift Current a settlement in Newfoundland and Labrador
* Swiftcurrent Falls, British Columbia

### United States of America

* Swiftcurrent Lake and Waterfall in Glacier National Park

### Mexico

* Swift Current, a Mennonite colony

### Bolivia

* Swift Current, a Mennonite colony
# Tanta

Tanta is the 5th largest city in Egypt.

## Understand

The city is one of the oldest cultural and religious settlements in Egypt, and also home to a large and prestigious university, Tanta University.

## Understand

Tanta is famous for the mosque and festivals of Sayed Ahmad al-Badawi, and also for the delicious sweets made in that area.

## Get in
### By train

There are frequent daily connections from Alexandria, Cairo, and Port Said. 30.78163330.994521 Tanta railway station is centrally located, just south of the city centre.

### By bus

Minibuses and Peugeot shared taxis abound in other cities.

### By boat
## Get around

The easiest way to get around is by taxi. A ride will cost LE 1.5-2 for short distances, and may reach LE 3-4 for long distances at rush hours. Another option is to take one of the public minibuses.

## See

The Ahmad Al-Badawi mosque and Al Azher schools were founded hundreds of years back. The sayed al-Badawi mosque is spectacular and can get very very crowded during the festival seasons. Gold and crystal chandeliers, impressive tile work, painted wood, and stained glass decorate this holy place in Tanta's downtown. You can certainly walk there from the train station, it's probably less than 1 km. There are custodians at the mosque to hold onto your bag or backpack while you are making the prayers or touring the mosque.
* 30.78361130.9988891 Ahmad Al-Badawi Mosque (مسجد أحمد البدوي). (updated Sep 2018)
* 30.7970230.999342 Tanta Museum (متحف اثار طنطا), Moustafa Al Gendy Moheb Sabekan. Sa-Th 08:00-14:00; closed F. Some old artifacts from Ancient Egypt. (updated Oct 2020)

## Buy

traditional sweets canes and wicker work peasant vests, underwear, and crocheted caps

## Eat

Near the Mosque of Sayed al-Badawi, on one of the streets to the right side if you're facing the mosque, is a fuul and ta'amiya restaurant called Abu Sina. It's packed with locals eating the delicious fuul. For LE 10 LE, you get two plates of fuul, gargeer, babghanoush, tahini, ta'miyas, salad, tomatoes, potato salad, pickles, and one can of pop. Plus it was absolutely delicious!
You can also buy some delicious sweets from hallawyat masr or if you want to get some other eastern sweets go to adly sweets.
* 30.795730.991761 El Watanya Restaurant (مطعم الوطنية), ☏ +20 40 3348848. Noon-01:00 M-Sa, Noon-00:00 Su. Here you can try some molokhia or other yum-yums. (updated Oct 2020)

## Drink

Rural conservatism is apparently on the decline, as one sees women and men in coffee shops, including near the main mosque. Enjoy a drink of karkadee or yansoon, in addition to the traditional tea or coffee.

## Sleep

* 30.78127930.9963941 New Arafa Hotel (فندق عرفة الجديد), ☏ +20 40 3336954. (updated Jul 2017)
* 30.78591831.001132 Green House Hotel (فندق جرين هاوس), ☏ +20 40 3330761. (updated Jul 2017)
* 30.78849630.9892883 Panorama Hotel, ☏ +20 100 640 3223. (updated Jul 2017)
# Rangpur Division

Rangpur Division is the newest division in Bangladesh, splitting from the Rajshahi Division on 25 January 2010. But it is certainly not the newest tourist hotspot. Outside the capital, Rangpur Division is fairly devoid of attractions and touristy activities. However, don't be disenchanted, as Rangpur is the place to absorb the true Bangladeshi lifestyle, learning of local traditions and culture that have lasted for generations.

## Districts

* Dinajpur Site of the intricate and beautiful Kantajew Temple (Kantanagar Temple)
* Gaibandha A laidback lifestyle with intriguing villages
* Kurigram Ruins and remnants of ancient buildings
* Lalmonirhat Contains a number of old mosques and rajbaris
* Nilphamari Home to a once bustling railway yard
* Panchagarh More old mosques and the largest mango tree in the country
* Rangpur The Division's capital, complete with palaces, temples and other British-era delights
* Thakurgaon Even more old buildings and temples, vegetables and crops cultivation and natural beauty

## Cities

* Rangpur - the capital of the division
* Burimari
* 26.33537788.5516971 Panchagarh
* Dinajpur - location of Kantanagar Temple
* 25.783388.91 Saidpur
* Thakurgaon
* 25.9588.952 Nilphamari

## Talk

Bengali is spoken widely, but the local dialect Rangpuri is also widely spoken throughout the populace. English is spoken by many in the larger towns and cities.

## See

There are many palaces and British-era buildings in the Division's capital.
The locals are very friendly and welcoming. Evergreen villages ornamented by brook and canal, with spacious fields of paddy, potato, sugarcane can be visited.
* 25.79055688.6666671 Kantanagar Temple (Kantajew Temple). A late-medieval Hindu temple, one of the most magnificent religious edifices belonging to the 18th century (updated Mar 2017)
# Argao

Argao is on Cebu Island, south of Metro Cebu.

## Understand

Argao is the name both of a town and of the municipality which includes it; municipal population was 78,000 as of the 2020 census, mostly in the town. The municipality extends into the island's mountainous interior, but most of the population and most places of interest to visitors are along the coast.

## Talk

As anywhere in the province, the local language is Cebuano.
Filipino and English are the country's official languages; both are taught in all schools so many people speak them, though the level varies hugely.

## Get in

It is on the highway that rings the island and on the busy bus route between Cebu City and Dumaguete. In Cebu, these buses depart from the South Bus Station.
Lite Ferries runs two boats a day between Argao and Tagbilaran on Bohol. These are "roro" boats, cars can roll on and roll off.
Nearly all visitors who fly arrive via Cebu Airport and take a bus to Argao, as for any town in the province. One might also fly to Dumaguete and take a bus or to Bohol and take a ferry. Argao has no airport; there is an airstrip in nearby Dalaguete, but that serves only general aviation and has no scheduled passenger flights.

## Do

The Archangel Michael is the town's patron, and there is a Torta Festival (see #Eat) on his feast days, 28th/29th September.

## Eat

The town is well-known for baking, in particular for the torta, a local type of sponge cake. The original recipe was Spanish; the local variant uses palm wine instead of yeast as the rising agent.
The region also has cacao plants and produces chocolate. The Cebuano version of hot chocolate, sikwate, is easily found and goes nicely with torta.

## Sleep

There are beach resorts along the coast and some hotels in the town.

## Go next

Moalboal — with many diving resorts, restaurants with international menus, and lively nightlife — borders Argao to the west.