OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Palm City

Palm City is the largest town in Martin County, part of the Treasure Coast in Florida.

## Understand

Palm City is the largest town in Martin County, with a population of 23,000 people (2010). This town is home to an equestrian center in an area known as Martin Downs, which is accessible from the Florida Turnpike. PC borders the city of Stuart and is accessible from downtown via State Road 714, which extends to Interstate 95. This town is so well put together that you'd forget it was a small town.

## Get in
### By car

Palm City is accessible by car through Interstate 95, Florida's Turnpike (toll-road), and SR 714.

### By train

The Treasure Coast is still debating on passenger service by Amtrak, including locations of stations and the where the route will run. As of June 2015, the closest Amtrak station is in West Palm Beach, serving two routes as well as being the northernmost city served the Miami commuter rail service, Tri-Rail. If the Treasure Coast does get new Amtrak stations, the locations to be served are: Stuart, Fort Pierce (maybe Port St. Lucie), Vero Beach, Melbourne, Cocoa Beach and other Florida east coast cities.

### By plane

The closest commercial hubs are in West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Orlando. Miami and Orlando serve major international airports, including London Heathrow and some airports in South America.

## Get around
### By car

Your best bet to get around Palm City is by car. There is little traffic in the area, and the streets are not one way in Martin Downs, unlike central business districts in other larger cities. Visitors to and from Stuart can take State Road 714 or 36th Street/Indian Street/Martin Hwy.

### By bus

The closest bus service is in Stuart; there are two routes, one around Stuart and one as a commuter bus serving Jensen Beach, with a transfer at the Treasure Coast Mall to another bus service serving St. Lucie County.

## See

* Martin Downs is the most famous neighborhood in Palm City, which can be considered to be a "downtown" due to many businesses within the area; the name is mostly synonymous with the local golf course.

## Go next

* Stuart, largest incorporated town in Martin County and many eclectic boutiques in the downtown
* Jensen Beach, old college town, home to the local mall
* Port St. Lucie, borders PC to the north, spring training home of the St. Lucie Mets and powerhouse of the Treasure Coast
* Fort Pierce, further north, home to an Art-Deco downtown and the Navy SEAL Museum
* Vero Beach, former spring training home of the Los Angeles Dodgers
# Voyages of Thor Heyerdahl

Thor Heyerdahl (1914–2002) was a Norwegian biologist, ethnographer, adventurer and political activist. He is mostly remembered for his voyages on modern replicas of ancient boats, as proof of concept that ancient peoples such as the Ancient Egyptians and Incas had the technology to sail overseas. While the scientific community remains skeptical to Heyerdahl's hypotheses of ancient navigation, his expeditions increased worldwide interest in ancient cultures, experimental archaeology, diplomacy and environmentalism.

## Destinations

* 59.903510.6981 Kon-Tiki Museum, Bygdøynesveien 36 (Oslo/West, Norway). Displays Thor Heyerdahl's balsa raft Kon-Tiki, and Ra II, as well as some other artefacts from Easter Island.
* -27.119444-109.3547222 Easter Island. Visited for a 1955–1956 archaeological expedition.

### Kon-Tiki

The 1947 Kon-Tiki expedition tried a hypothesis that Polynesia had contact with the indigenous cultures of South America, or was even populated from there.
* -12.052222-77.1391671 Callao (Peru).
* -14.82-138.822 Puka-Puka (French Polynesia).
* -16.016667-142.4333333 Raroia (French Polynesia).

### Ra

The 1969 Ra and 1970 Ra II expeditions tried a hypothesis that the Ancient Egyptians would have been able to cross the Atlantic. As a manifestation against the Cold War and ocean pollution, the crew had members from several countries, including the United States, the Soviet Union, Mexico and Chad. The Ra failed on open sea, due to a construction error. One year later, the Ra II completed the journey to Barbados.
* 32.283333-9.2333334 Safi (Morocco).
* 13.17-59.55255 Barbados.

### Tigris

The 1978–1979 Tigris expedition tried the hypothesis that the cultures of ancient Mesopotamia were able to reach South Asia, and possibly the Indus Valley Civilisation. The boat was intended to land in Eritrea, but due to the ongoing war it was redirected to Djibouti, where the crew burnt the boat to protest the war.
* 31.004347.44216 Shatt al-Arab (Iraq).
* 24.8667.017 Karachi (Pakistan).
* 11.842.4333338 Djibouti.

## See also

* Maritime history
# Vrbnik

Vrbnik is a picturesque town on high cliff above the sea. It is a place of good wine "Vrbnička žlahtina".

## Get in

From the Krk bridge follow the signs for Baska. After about 30 km you will see signposts for Vrbnik.

## Get around

On foot! Vrbnik is hilltop town with small narrow streets not suitable for cars.

## Buy

"Vrbnička žlahtina" wine. It is grown on the fields around Vrbnik and it is one of the best white wines in Croatia.

## Sleep

Go to a man called Osipic. Everybody knows him in town. He's a fisherman and rents out apartments to tourists. Definitely the best place to stay and should not miss his famous grilled fish.
# Reidsville (North Carolina)

Reidsville is a city of 14,000 people (2018) near Greensboro, North Carolina. Reidsville offers two public lakes for recreation, trails, greenways, parks, historic homes, and a farmer's market. Reidsville thrived in the 19th century growing tobacco and manufacturing cigarettes. Later, many textile mills were established in the town's but as those industries have declined, the town's economy has diversified.

## Understand
### History

Reidsville was established in the early 19th century as an outpost and stop on the stage line that ran between Salisbury, North Carolina, and Danville, Virginia, and was known as Wright's Crossroads. The community grew from a single home and inn owned by the family of Reuben Reid, a local farmer and businessman, into a thriving farming community primarily supporting tobacco production and cigarette manufacturing. Reidsville was incorporated as a town by the North Carolina State Legislature in 1873. It became a key location of the American Tobacco Company which employed many city and county residents. The American Tobacco Company was the mainstay of Reidsville economics until its sale and closure in 1994. Many textile mills were established in Reidsville as well, with Cone Mills and Burlington Industries, located in Burlington North Carolina, consolidating most of them in the mid-20th century, although most have now closed.

## Get in
### By car

Reidsville is directly connected by highway with Winston-Salem (US 158), Greensboro (US 29), Danville (US 29), and Burlington.

### By air

The nearest commercial airport serving the area is Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO).

## Do

* Market Square, 303 S Scales St, ☏ +1 336 349-1099. Downtown park and amphitheater which hosts a variety of events including a farmer's market, concerts, movies, shows, and many more.
* 36.2805-79.66221 Lake Reidsville, 630 Water Works Road, ☏ +1 336 349-4738. Offers camp grounds, events shelters, duck hunting blinds, disc golf, and an amphitheater around the lake. On the lake, you can boat, fish, and ski. Different events are held throughout the year.
* 36.3825-79.69892 Chinqua Penn Plantation/Walking Trail, 2138 Wentworth St. Daily 8AM-8PM. Little natural habitat with a ~1 mile trail meandering through old growth forest and around ponds so that you can find rest for your soul, per the curator.

## Eat

* Short Sugar's, 1328 South Scales Street, ☏ +1 336 342-7487. M-Th 6AM-8PM, F Sa 6AM-9PM. This restaurant has hand-pulled pit barbecue. It has won national awards and has been recognized internationally. Family owned and operated since 1949.

## Sleep

* Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Reidsville, 101 Express Drive, ☏ +1 336 361-4000. Offers high speed internet access and has a fitness center.
* Days Inn of Reidsville, 2205 Barnes Street, ☏ +1 336 342-2800, fax: +1 336 342-7595. Offers high speed internet access and complimentary breakfast.
* Quality Inn, ☏ +1 336-791-4118, fax: +1 336 349-7475. Pet friendly, offers free breakfast and high speed internet access.
# Rehoboth (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Rehoboth:

### Namibia

* Rehoboth (Namibia) - A town in Hardap.

### United States of America

* Rehoboth - A town in Massachusetts
* Rehoboth Beach - A town in Delaware
# Reinhardswald

The Reinhardswald is in North Hesse of Germany mainly in the district of Kassel but also partly in the Weser Uplands.

## Understand

It is an area associated with fairy tales and the stories of the Brothers Grimm.
Places are located within the Reinhardswald include Gottsbüren and Beberbeck; on the edge of the Reinhardswald Bad Karlshafen,Oberweser, Reinhardshagen, Hann. Münden, Hombressen and Immenhausen.
Just outside the area you will find Grebenstein, Hofgeismar, Trendelburg and of course Kassel.

## See

* 51.54369.53751 Dornröschenschloss Sababurg (Sleeping Beauty Castle Sababurg).
* 51.544879.506012 Urwald Sababurg (Primeval Forest Sababurg) (car parking, bus stop (bus line 190 Hofgeismar <-> Hann Münden)).
* 51.54539.535283 Tierpark Sababurg (Zoo Sababurg).

## Eat

* 51.6439.45091 Zum Weserdampfschiff, Weserstraße 25, 34385 Bad Karlshafen,, ☏ +49 5672 2425. (updated Aug 2018)

## Sleep

* 51.5749.423331 Hotel Burg Trendelburg, Steinweg 1, 34388 Trendelburg,, ☏ +49 5675 9090. (updated Aug 2018)
* 51.56599.59292 Gasthaus "Zum Lindenwirt", Weißehütte 14, 34399 Oberweser-Weißehütte, ☏ +49 5574 402. (updated Aug 2018)
# Reisjärvi

Reisjärvi is in a town and municipality in the Southern Oulu region.

## Get in
### By car

Highway 58 passes through town connecting to Suomenselkä countryside and Kärsämäki.

### By bus

There are buses from Pihtipudas, Kärsämäki, Haapajärvi, Nivala, and Sievi.

## See

* 63.6042824.939261 Reisjärvi church, Reisjärventie 15. The main landmark in town, this wooden church was finished in 1820 on the site of an earlier 17th century church. (updated Aug 2023)

## Eat

* 63.6046224.937191 Di Mare Pizzeria & Kebab, Kirkkotie 5C. Pizza and kebab place. (updated Aug 2023)

## Sleep

* 63.601424.97651 Kartanohotelli Saari, Susisaarentie 12-14, asiakaspalvelu@kartanohotellisaari.fi. Lakeside hotel with a restaurant. (updated Aug 2023)
# Rehoboth (Namibia)

Rehoboth is a town in Hardap, Namibia. It is the home town of the Rehobother Baster, a people of mixed African and European ancestry.

## Get in
### By bus

Long distance coaches on their way between Windhoek and South Africa pass through Rehoboth.

### By car

The B1 which crosses Namibia from North to South passes through Rehoboth.

### By train

* -23.31666717.0833331 Rehoboth railway station. Rehoboth is situated on the railway line Windhoek—Keetmanshoop. There is a passenger service 4 times a week.

## See

* Rehoboth museum (in the South of the town centre, opposite the Police station. The museum is signposted). In the historic Postmaster's Building. Display of the history of the Rehoboth Baster people (updated Feb 2018)

## Do

* -23.32317.0161 Lake Oanob Resort (Turn westwards from the B1 about 8km north of Rehoboth. The resort is well signposted.), ☏ +264 62 5222370, fax: +264 62 524112, reservations@oanob.com.na. For day visitors: 08:00 to 20:00. Oanob is a dam outside Rehoboth built in 1990. The resort opened in 1994. You can swim here, fish (permit required!), hike, do water sports, camp, and grill meat. There is also a restaurant and a bar, as well as a pool for the days that the dam is empty or the water is too cold to swim in. The camp site is popular with Windhoekers and therefore often fully booked on weekends. The camping spots vastly differ in luxury, from a sandy spot behind the bird cages to grass-thatched lapas with wooden decks overlooking the dam. Make sure you check the spot allocated to you before you pay. The 4x4 self drive is not worth the time. Neither is it a 4x4 track, any car will do, nor will you see anything spectacular except the length of the dam and a bit of wildlife. If you are day visitor and you want to set up a braai (barbecue) you will have to book a camp site at half price. If you walk around the bush wear proper shoes; the area teems with scorpions and snakes. Admission into the resort: 30 N$ per person, kids under 12 free. Large boats 300 N$, small boats 150 N$, jetskis: 250 N$ * Canoe hire: 30 N$ per half hour * Aquacycle hire: 60 N$ per half hour, kids 40 N$ * Speed boat ride: 150 N$ for 20 minutes, kids 80 N$ * Nature drive: 200 N$ for 90 minutes, kids 90 N$, minimum 400 N$, 2 drinks included * 4x4 self drive: 50 N$ per person * Camp site accommodation 90—150 N$ per person depending on the site, kids half price. There are also bungalows. (updated Feb 2018)

## Buy

You can buy supplies in the pick-n-pay. There is a supermarket complex just on the road in from Windhoek. ATMs are widespread, and fuel is readily available.
There are no shops specifically aimed at tourists or visitors.

## Connect

The area code for Rehoboth is 062. There is cellphone coverage in Rehoboth and along the main road, both from MTC$^{[deadlink]}$ and Telecom.

## Go next

* The next city to the north is the capital Windhoek.
* The next city to the south is Mariental.
# San Ignacio de Moxos

San Ignacio de Moxos is a town in Beni Department.

## Understand

San Ignacio is known for its native costumes and Jesuit mission.

## Get in

You can come by a shared taxi (leave when full) from Trinidad or San Borja (or Rurrenabaque). From San Borja it takes 3.5 hr and costs Bs. 70, the road is a mix of gravel and dirt.
The bus terminal is east of the town (Trinidad side), but it's not a long walk to the main plaza.

## Get around

On foot or by mototaxi.

## See

Main square and the church is nice. There is another (older, but more natural) square (or park) on the way to the bus terminal.

## Do

Participate in town events (some part of them around the church), where you can get a glimpse at traditional costumes. For more info on events, ask in the Beni department tourist office in Trinidad or ask locals.
* -14.9901-65.65741 Laguna Isirere (Isiriri qucha). Take a dip in the refreshing waters of this lagoon near San Ignacio de Moxos. (updated Jun 2018)

## Sleep

* Alojamiento (near service area, where shared taxis from San Borja stop; some 3 blocks from the center). Very basic, little cleanness, a bit broken. May be cold and noisy to sleep. Bs. 50 a night for a bed in triple room. (updated Feb 2019)
Several accommodation options exist in this area, just ask around, starting from Bs. 35.
* Birringa, ☏ +591 7282 4850. (updated Mar 2019)

## Go next

* Trinidad – A pleasant town, which has a couple of attractions itself, and can serve as a gateway to more places in Beni. More - you can take a multi-day boat ride via Mamore river starting from near Trinidad and up to Guayaramerín at the border with Brazil.
* Rurrenabaque – A laid-back town offering superb jungle (e.g. Serere reserve, Madidi National Park) and pampas tours.
# San Ignacio (Baja California)

San Ignacio is a town of 670 people (2010) in Baja California. It has a beautiful old mission, and is the gateway to San Ignacio Lagoon, the winter time sanctuary of the Pacific gray whale.

## Understand

The village grew at the site of the Cochimí settlement of Kadakaamán and the Jesuit Mission San Ignacio founded in 1728 by Juan Bautista Luyando.
At San Ignacio, Baja California's arid Central Desert terrain gives way to a large grove of lush green date palms. A large spring-fed pond and small river on the outskirts of town feeds into the central plaza and village next to the 18th-century Jesuit mission.

## Get in

San Ignacio is 77 km west of Santa Rosalía toward Guerrero Negro on the Mexican Federal Highway 1.
It is 866 km (567 miles) from the San Diego, California/Tijuana border crossing. Highway 1 is a well-maintained, four-lane, toll highway from Tijuana to Ensenada. South of Ensenada, Highway 1 becomes a narrow (but relatively well-maintained) two-lane highway. Pemex gas stations are now located in every major town through which Highway 1 travels on the way to San Ignacio. Driving only during daylight hours is recommended, due to livestock that frequently cross the road at night, and decreased visibility of the narrow and winding roads through the mountain sides.
The nearest airports are to the north at Guerrero Negro Airport GUB in Guerrero Negro, or to the south at Loreto International Airport LTO in Loreto.

## See

* 27.283871-112.8985071 Misión de San Ignacio Kadakaamán. Nice old mission founded by a Jesuit missionary in 1728 and served as the base for later Jesuit expansion in the central peninsula. The impressive church was constructed by the Dominican missionary Juan Gómez in 1786. The mission was abandoned in 1840.
* 27.358961-112.8683852 Museo INAH San Ignacio, Valdivia Peña, San Ignacio, ☏ +52 615 154 0222. 11:00 - 18:00 (closed Sun). Small historical museum that summarizes finds from some of the Vizcaino area's archaeological sites and features an excellent reproduction of prehistoric rock paintings found in the area. (updated May 2023)

## Do

Perfect place to stay before heading out to see the whales.

## Go next

* El Vizcaíno Biosphere Reserve
* El Rosario
* Bahia de Los Angeles
* Guerrero Negro
# San Ignacio (Sinaloa)

San Ignacio (Sinaloa) is a small coastal town in Sinaloa. It is one of Mexico's designated Pueblos Mágicos.

## Understand

San Ignacio was founded in 1633 by Jesuit priest, Diego González de Cueto.
Before the arrival of the Spanish, the town was inhabited by various indigenous groups, particularly the Piaxtlas.

## Get in

There is no first-class bus service to San Ignacio. Your best bet is to take a taxi. From Mazatlan, the 65 km journey will cost about M$1000 and the trip will take about 2 hours.

## Get around

The downtown area is compact and easily walkable, but the town is remote and getting anywhere will require a taxi ride. Have your hotel concierge call a secure taxi, or you can find taxis waiting near the Parque San Ignacio.

## See

* 23.939804-106.4249641 Plaza San Ignacio, Independencia. Beautiful town square with a large kiosk, walking paths with benches, and carefully landscaped grounds.
* Las Labradas archaeological site. Home to more than 700 carvings in volcanic rock

## Do

* Barras de Piaxtla

## Eat

* 23.936502-106.4309991 La Vinata de los Zúñiga, Porvenir 303, ☏ +52 696 107 2578. Daily 08:30 - 21:00. Casual family-style restaurant with rustic decor with views of the river. Inexpensive but tasty breakfasts, menu is mostly burgers and light casual fare. Locals recommend the Gueguere burger. (updated May 2024)

## Sleep

* 23.936561-106.4312421 Hotel Anjolin, ☏ +52 696 962 5050. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 12:00. Traditional Mexican-style hotel with rooms set around a central courtyard. Open-air patios, covered parking on-site. Spacious clean rooms. Friendly service.

## Go next

* Cosalá
* Mazatlan
* Culiacan
# San Javier (Spain)

San Javier (Spain) is a town of some 32,000 inhabitants (2019) in Murcia in the southeast of Spain. Its main claim to fame is the international Jazz Festival held here every year since 1998. The town has also hosted the Spanish Air Force Academy since the 1920s.

## Get in
### By plane

The local airfield was closed to civilian traffic in 2019 (but it remains open as a military base) and thus you'd have to make use of another airport, the primary airport of the region of Murcia is 37.803639-1.1241111 Aeropuerto Internacional de la Región de Murcia (RMU). Opened in 2019.

### By train

San Javier does not have train service; the nearest station is 37.818801-0.9509392 Balsicas Mar Menor. Take bus line 70A, B or C from here to get to downtown San Javier or the beaches.

## See

* 37.805635-0.8351221 Iglesia de San Francisco Javier (Mar Menor).

### Islands

* 37.701731-0.7997422 Isla Perdiguera.
* 37.696019-0.7704113 Isla Mayor.

## Do

* 37.766667-0.8333331 Mar Menor. The name translates to "minor sea" but it is in fact a lagoon. Because of its limited connection to the open ocean, it has a higher salinity. It is thus popular with all kinds of water sports aficionados due to the higher flotation in the heavier water.

### Beaches

* 37.75-0.852 Playa de la Hita.
* 37.805486-0.7989863 Playa de Colón.
* Playa Las Antillas.
# San Joaquin (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called San Joaquin:

### Bolivia

* San Joaquín (Bolivia) — a town in Beni (Bolivia)

### United States of America

* San Joaquin (California) — a small town in San Joaquin County, in San Joaquin Valley, California

### Venezuela

* San Joaquín (Carabobo) — a city in Carabobo

### Philippines

* San Joaquin (Iloilo) — a municipality in Iloilo (province)

### Mexico

* San Joaquín (Querétaro) — a town in Querétaro (state)

### Ecuador

* San Joaquín (Ecuador) — a town Azuay Province, Andean Highlands (Ecuador)

### Chile

* San Joaquín (Chile) — a commune Santiago Metropolitan Region, in Central Chile

### Belize

* San Joaquin (Corozal) — a village in Corozal District, Northern Belize

### Costa Rica

* San Joaquin de Flores — a town in Heredia, Central Valley (Costa Rica)
# San Ignacio Guazú

San Ignacio Guazú is a village in Paraguay. Its main attraction are the buildings once built for the Jesuit Mission but still in use today.

## Get in

Take any "commun" bus from Asunción to Encarnación (or vice versa) and tell the driver to get out for the city centre or main plaza.
* From Asunción ca. 4h
* From Encarnación ca. 3h, 6 US$

## See

* Museo Jesuitico. It's a not too big a museum but the very competent explanations by the attendant make it well worth seeing it. 5.000 Gs.

## Eat

* -26.8882-57.02311 La Arcadia, Iturbe casi San Roque Gonzalez (one block south from main plaza), ☏ +595 975 619171. Best in town. Inside walls and ceiling have hand-painted decor since the restaurant is owned by the family of artist Koki Ruiz, who is from San Ignacio. Reasonably priced. $$. (updated Feb 2017)