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# Norden Norddeich

Norden-Norddeich is a nice old North-Sea seaside town in the Eastern Frisia region of Lower Saxony in Germany. It is visited by many people, who spend their vacation there.

## Understand

The literal translation of Norden Norddeich is North Northerndike.

## Get in
### By train

Due to its importance as an access point for seaside resorts on the East Frisian Islands, 53.6244447.1588891 Norddeich-Mole. is the last northbound stop for many long distance trains of Deutsche Bahn, especially during the summer season; it is very close to the ferry-dock, but awkward for access to the city. Almost all trains also stop at 53.6211117.1616672 Norddeich station. and 53.58857.21893 Norden station. which are closer to the town centre.

### By plane

* 53.6330567.1888894 Norden-Norddeich Airport (NOD ). A special airfield accommodating general aviation and scheduled flights to the East Frisian Islands.

## See

* 53.59467.202481 East Frisian Tea Museum (Ostfriesisches Teemuseum), Am Markt 36, Norden, ☏ +49 4931 12100. Tu-Su 11:00-16:00. The museum provides seminars and tastings in addition to exhibits.
* 53.612367.159922 Seal sanctuary station (Seehundstation), Dörper Weg 22, ☏ +49 4931 8919, info@seehundstation-norddeich.de. daily 10:00-17:00. The seal sanctuary station is a nursery for orphaned seals and grey seals.

## Eat

* 53.5015267.0931061 Fisch-Feinkost de Beer, An den Darren 1, Kalvarienweg 3, 26736 Krummhörn, ☏ +49 4926 1314.

## Sleep

* Haus Peters, Nordwindstraße 14, ☏ +49 4931 99 83 99.
* Nordsee Camp, Deichstr. 21, ☏ +49 4931 80 73.
* 53.617527.155561 Jugendherberge Norddeich (youth hostel), Strandstraße 1, ☏ +49 4931 8064, fax: +49 4931 81828, norddeich@jugendherberge.de. including breakfast €29.50 (Junior), from 27 years €33.50. surcharge for single room €10, surcharge for double room €5.. (updated Apr 2016)

## Go next

* The East Frisian Islands of Juist and Norderney can be reached from here by ship.
# Saintes Maries de la Mer

Saintes Maries de la Mer is the capital of the Camargue in the south of France. The town of 2,100 people (2021) sits in the Rhône river delta, about 1 km east of the mouth of the Petit Rhône distributary

## Understand

According to the Christian gospels, it was in Saintes-Maries that the rudderless boat occupied by Marie-Jacobe, sister of the Virgin Mary, and Marie-Salome, the mother of John the Baptist, washed up after their flight from the Holy Land. The two saints were accompanied by Sarah, her servant.

## See

43.48894.404241 Parc Ornithologique de Pont de Gau, road 570, a few kilometres out of town, ☏ +33 4 90 97 82 62, fax: +33 4 90 97 74 77, contact@parcornitologique.com. Apr-Sep: 09:00-sunset; Oct-Mar: 10:00-sunset; closed Dec 25. ticket valid for a whole day.
To date, there are two pilgrimages to Saintes-Maries: On May 24th and in late October each year, pilgrimages held in honor of Jacob and Marie Marie Salomé, and in May, for Sarah, the patron saint of Gitanes (which are mainly Spanish Roma).

## Eat

Most eateries in the downtown serve a very trivial set of dishes, calling them "a local specialty" for marketing reasons. This is because only 5% of StMdlM summertime population are local residents, while catering tourist crowd has always been much easier and more profitable.
If you have a car, for a finer dinner experience for nearly the same budgets, try restaurants inside the hotels found along the D570 road on the way to StMdlM. See Camargue#Eat for some tips on finding a good restaurant outside the town.
Alternatively, try seeking recommendations from locals living there all the year round.

## Sleep

Camping
* 43.4554574.43611 La Brise de Camargue. (updated Oct 2024)

## Connect

As of July 2023, Saintes Maries and its approach roads have 4G from Orange and SFR, and 5G from Bouygues and Free.
# Tettnang

Tettnang is a town of 20,000 people (2020) in the Lake Constance (Bodensee) region of Baden-Württemberg about 10 km from Friedrichshafen. The region produces a special variety of hops, an ingredient of beer, and ships it to breweries throughout the world.

## Understand

* Tourist-InfoBüro Tettnang (TIB), Montfortstraße 41, ☏ +49 7542 510500, tourist-info@tettnang.de. May-Sep: closed Su; Oct-Apr: closed Sa Su. Tourist information. (updated Jan 2016)

## Get in
### By plane

The small international airport in Friedrichshafen, Bodensee-Airport Friedrichshafen (FDH), is only 6km away.

### By car

10 km (6 miles) north-east of Friedrichshafen, 10 km south of Ravensburg.

## Get around
### By bus

Public transport is organised by Bodensee-Oberschwaben Verkehrsverbund (also called bodo).

## See

* 47.669839.584911 New Palace (Neues Schloss), Monfortplatz 1. One of the three castles of Tettnang.
* 47.670329.586422 Old Castle (Altes Schloss), Montfortplatz 7. The building from 1667 is now used as town hall.
* 47.67189.588633 Gate Castle (Torschloss).
** 47.671949.588554 Monfort Museum, Montfortstraße 43 (in the Gate Castle). The museum shows the history of Tettnang.
* 47.690019.616035 Hop Museum (Hopfen Museum), Hopfengut 20, Tettnang-Siggenweiler, ☏ +49 7542 952206. The museum is built in three historic houses around a modern fully functional oast. The museum shows the development of hop growing and the history of beer brewing.

## Do

* Tettnang Hop Trail. A 4-km (or about 8-km round trip) hiking or cycling trail with information signs along the way about hops. Start- and endpoints are the Kronen-Brauerei (in the town centre) and Hop Museum. See online map. (updated Jan 2016)
* Tettnang Hops Circuit. A 42-km round trip cycling tour through Tettnang and its region (including Friedrichshafen and parts along Lake Constance). The route has a total ascent of about 160 m. There a signs (black bicycle on green arrow) along the way. See online map. (updated Jan 2016)

## Eat

* Gasthof Traube, Storchenstraße 1, ☏ +49 7542 7307.
* Brauereigasthof Schöre, Dietmannsweiler 2, ☏ +49 7528 2317.
* Brauerei und Gasthof Krone. See sleep for details.

## Drink

* 47.679.586551 Bäumle, Schloßstraße 1, ☏ +49 7542 951030.
* Brauerei und Gasthof Krone. See sleep for details.

## Sleep

* 47.671549.58891 Brauerei und Gasthof Krone, Bärenplatz 7, ☏ +49 7542 7452. An old brewery inn in the middle of Tettnang. The hotel offers rooms like the Brewers Room or the Hops Room, all rooms have shower, WC and TV starting €70. They also have a restaurant which offers Swabian dishes. They also brew their own beer in the small brewery called Tettnager Kronen-Brauerei.
* Hotel Bären, Bärenplatz 1, ☏ +49 7542 6945.
* Hotel Rad, Lindauer Str. 2, ☏ +49 7542 5400.
* Hotel-Restaurant Ritter, Karlstraße 2-4, ☏ +49 7542 53020.
* Torstuben Tettnang, Bärenplatz 8, ☏ +49 7542 93860.
* Campingplatz Gutshof Badhütten, Laimnau/Badhütten 1/2, ☏ +49 7543 96330.

## Go next

* Friedrichshafen
* Lindau
* Ravensburg
# Lorch am Rhein

Lorch am Rhein$^{[deadlink]}$ is in Rheingau, of Hesse, Germany.

## Understand

It includes the "Ortsteil" Lorchhausen.

## Get in
### By car

Is on the B42 between Assmannshausen and Kaub.

### By train

Train station at the line: Frankfurt – Wiesbaden – Rüdesheim – Koblenz – Neuwied

### By Bus

ORN

### On foot

is on the Rheinsteig.

### By cruise boats

Some KD (Köln Düsseldorfer Deutsche Rheinschiffahrt AG) ships stops at Lorch starting in Mainz and Wiesbaden before going on to Rüdesheim and along the Rhine to Koblenz and Cologne

## See

* 50.0432167.8046311 Hilchenhaus, Rheinstraße 48, ☏ +49 6726 2060. mid sixteenth century Renaissance building
* 50.0472787.7998612 Nollig Castle (Ruine Nollig). Ruin of castle above the town. Not accessible.

## Do

* Hike up the side of the valley to get great views
** 50.0557.78331 Viewpoint Panoramablick.
** 50.05917.77812 Viewpoint Wirbellay.

## Buy

There are a number of places to purchase wine in the town.

## Eat

A number of hotels and Weingute have restaurants.
* 50.0395937.8147681 Weingut Friedrich Altenkirch, Binger Weg 2, ☏ +49 6726 830012. Open March to October.

## Drink

There are plenty of opportunists to sample the local wines.

## Sleep

* 50.0418777.8089591 Gästehaus Weingut Rößler, Rheinstraße 20, ☏ +49 6726 1658, weingut-roessler.lorch@t-online.de. Also restaurant (updated Nov 2024)
* 50.0423217.8078752 Hotel Zur Krone, Rheinstraße 27, ☏ +49 6726 9485. Also restaurant
# Peenemünde

Peenemünde is on the island Usedom in the state Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania in Germany.

## Understand

Peenemünde was the birthplace of the infamous V-1 flying bomb and V-2 rocket during World War II in Europe. The V stands for Vergeltungswaffe (retaliation weapon) the propaganda-term the Nazis used for their technological last ditch efforts at turning the tide in the waning moments of the lost war. They were developed, tested and launched from here during WW2 and the site was heavily bombed by Allied forces. Not much is left of the factories, but the power plant, some rockets and a bunker remain for visitors. After the war Peenemünde was used as an East German military base; consequently there is also a lot of East German military equipment on exhibit.

## Get in

The Usedomer Bäderbahn has a connection to Zinnowitz, and then onto the main German rail network.
* 54.13879213.7740641 Peenemünde railway station (Bahnhof Peenemünde). (updated Oct 2019)
It is about 50 km by car from Greifswald.
There are also smaller ferries from Rügen in the summer.
There are hourly regional trains from Zinnowitz.

## See

* 54.13846913.7654151 Peenemünde Historical Technical Museum (Historisch-Technisches Museum Peenemünde), Im Kraftwerk, Peenemünde, ☏ +49 38371-505-0, htm@peenemuende.de. Apr-Sep: 10:00-18:00, Oct-Mar: 10:00-16:00, open daily (Nov-Mar: Mon closed). A museum of rocket technology between 1936-1945. It is housed in an impressive building of the power station at the former Army Testing Site. Regular: €8, Discount: €5.
* Phenomenta, Museumstr. 12. Interactive science museum
* Make a round trip by bus to the former launch sites of the V1, going over the airport with its shelters. It is not legally possible to get to the former launch pad of the V2-rockets, the test stand VII. The visit of the ruin of the oxygen plant may be illegal.
* There are also two former Soviet military vessels open for visitors in the harbour: the submarine U 461 and the ship 1241 A.

## Do

* 54.13930513.7693541 The Monument Landscape. Monument Landscape is a hiking (or cycling) trail of 22 km starting at the Peenemünde Historical Technical Museum with 17 stopping points equipped with information boards. These include sites of historical-technical interest (like oxygen plant, air field, prison workers camp, etc.).

## Buy

Books of the history of Peenemünde and rocket science, e.g. at the gift shop of the historical-technical information center Peenemuende. There are also model rockets available.

## Eat

There is a restaurant in the power plant, and in the harbour you will find many smaller kiosks selling hot dogs, ice creams and other refreshments.
* Santa Maria, Hafenpromenade 7. Italian
* Peenemuender Eck, Strandstr. 1 a, Karlshagen, ☏ +49 38371 21815.
* Die Flunder, Zum Hafen 7. Fish and grill restaurant

## Sleep

* Hotel garni "Zur Zwiebel", Peeneplatz 3, ☏ +49 38371 26439.
* 54.1351313.773861 Café am Deich, Feldstraße 1A, ☏ +49 179 440 14 97, info@cafeamdeich.com. (updated Nov 2024)

## Go next

* Greifswald
* Heringsdorf
# Cartaxo

Cartaxo is a city and municipality in Ribatejo, Portugal. The municipality calls itself Capital do Vinho, "Capital of Wine".

## Understand

Cartaxo (kuhr-TAH-shoo, /kɐɾ.ˈta.ʃu/) municipality has 23,211 residents (2021 preliminary), with just over 10,000 living in the city. The municipality contains two towns: Pontével and Vila Chã de Ourique.

### Visitor information

* 39.1599-8.78821 Câmara Municipal de Cartaxo (City Hall), Praça 15 de Dezembro, ☏ +351 243 700 250, correio@cm-cartaxo.pt. (updated Sep 2021)

## Get in

* 39.113611-8.7780561 Estação Ferroviária do Setil (Setil Railway Station). PDF timetable. Setil is the main train station in the municipality. It's served by regional trains along the Linha do Norte (Northern Line) from Lisbon, Entroncamento, and Tomar. (updated Sep 2021)
* Intercity bus service is provided by Rede Expressos$^{[deadlink]}$.
* Rodoviária do Tejo offers regional bus service, including the Rápida Laranja fast line from Lisbon and Santarém.
* Cartaxo is served by the A1 motorway (Autoestrada do Norte) from Lisbon, Porto, Coimbra, Aveiro, Leiria, and Santarém. The older EN3 road also passes through the city.

## See

* 39.1691-8.82711 Museu Escolar do Concelho do Cartaxo, Largo da Igreja, Vale da Pinta, ☏ +351 243 719 160. M–F 09:00–12:30 & 14:00–17:00, Sa Su & holidays 10:00–17:00 by appt. This museum in a disused schoolhouse shows what primary education was like in the Portugal of yesteryear through documents, photos, furniture, and the cantina. (updated Sep 2021)
* 39.1702-8.79482 Museu Rural e do Vinho do Concelho do Cartaxo, Avenida 25 de Abril, ☏ +351 243 701 257, museu@cm-cartaxo.pt. Tu–Su 09:30–12:30 & 14:30–17:30, closed M. This museum has exhibits on rural life and culture in the municipality and the Ribatejo region. Winemaking is a large, but not exclusive, focus. (updated Sep 2021)

## Eat

* 39.1658-8.87481 Taberna do Alfaiate, Rua Caetano Valério 33, ☏ +351 243 790 005. Tu–Sa 12:30–22:30, Su 12:30–15:30. Mid-range. (updated Sep 2021)
* 39.1295-8.8142 Taberna do Gaio, E.N. 3, Gaio de Cima, ☏ +351 243 759 883, tabernadogaio@hotmail.com. M–Th 12:00–15:00, F Sa 12:00–15:00 & 19:30–22:30, closed Su. Home-style regional cuisine. Mid-range. (updated Sep 2021)
* 39.1743-8.79343 Taxo, Quinta do Letrado, Sítio da Pata-Choca, ☏ +351 243 052 187, taxorestaurante@gmail.com. 12:00–23:00 daily. €8-12. (updated Sep 2021)

## Sleep

* 39.1168-8.80651 D'Vine, Rua Nova da Rosa 10, Vale da Pedra, ☏ +351 917 338 997, geral@dvine.pt. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 12:00. Country-house bed & breakfast with outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre, free Wi-Fi, and free parking. €38-61. (updated Sep 2021)
* 39.1005-8.74322 Marchanta Equestrian Tourism, Rua do Maltratado 93, Quinta da Marchanta, Porto de Muge, Valada do Ribatejo, ☏ +351 917 204 758, info@marchanta.pt. Check-in: 16:30, check-out: 11:00. Boutique hotel with equestrian centre, swimming pool, and free Wi-Fi. €88-104. (updated Sep 2021)
# Chi Phat

The Chi Phat commune is deep within the Cardamom and Elephant Mountains in Koh Kong Province, southwest Cambodia. It is known for having a community based eco-tourism (CBET) project.

## Understand

The commune consists four villages:Chi Phat, Komlot, Chom-Sla and T'k La'o. The communal population is estimated around 3,000 inhabitants (2010). The residents makes their living mainly from agriculture, fishing, and tourism.
It is known for its Community-Based Eco-tourism (CBET)$^{[deadlink]}$ project that helps locals benefit from tourism instead of hunting animals in the Cardamom Mountains.

## Get in

Chi Phat is located on the Stung Phipot (Phipot River) about 20 km upstream from Andong Teuk village on Hwy 48, the main highway linking Phnom Penh with Thailand, through the provincial capital of Koh Kong.
To get to Chi Phat you will have to travel to Andong Teuk village by bus and from Andoung Teuk to Chi Phat by boat. The journey from Andong Teuk to Chi Phat is a scenic river trip passing mangroves and forested mountains.
Transportation to Andong Teuk village:
* From Phnom Penh: The bus departs Phnom Penh. Virak Buntham and Sorya are the most reliable.
* From Sihanoukville: The bus departs from the central bus station at 08:00 for Koh Kong town and arrives in Andong Teuk village around 11:30.
* From Koh Kong Town: The bus departs from the central bus station at 08:00 to Phnom Penh and arrives in Andong Teuk village at around 10:30.
Remember to ask your bus driver to drop you off at Andong Teuk village!

## Get around

Hire a guide from the CBET office. They will arrange trips for trekking, mountain biking, kayaking, and the like, complete with equipment, food, and guides. Because CBET is owned by the community, all proceeds go to the community.

## See

* O'Mallu Waterfalls.

## Do

* Kayaking
* Mountain Biking
* Trekking

## Sleep

The CBET office will propose local options for home stays, guesthouses, or eco-lodges. All fees are collected by CBET and distributed to the community. The home stay and guesthouses are in a rotation system so that all families get equal opportunity to earn money from tourism.
# Necoclí

Necoclí is a small village on the Gulf of Urabá on the northern Caribbean coast of Colombia.

## Understand

For most travelers, Necoclí is only a necessary stop on the way from Panama into Colombia, taking a boat from Capurganá here.

## Get in
### By boat

From Capurganá boats go frequently to Necoclí for US$22 (2024) COP$85000. Boats go two ways, so travellers who want to bypass the Darien Gap to cross the border into Panama can hire a boat here for COP$175,000.

## See

* 8.435552-76.7660221 Volcán de Lodo (cross some fields were cattle is grazing to the east of the town; there are no signs along the path and you must cross several gates -- there are few locals to ask along the way, so it is probably easiest if you bring a map.). A mud volcano with several bubbling ponds of gray mud. It is a short hike out of town. Free. (updated Oct 2016)

## Connect

There is a free access point at the main park. You will also find an ATM there.

## Go next

Buses leave every 30 minutes to Medellín from the early morning until 9PM (COP$70,000-75,000.) Instead of buying your ticket at the office for COP$70,000 you can also talk to the drivers and they might be able to pick you up a few blocks down the road and take you to Medellín for as little as COP$50,000.
# Gotō Islands

Gotō Islands (五島) are an archipelago in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan.

## Municipalities and islands

The main municipalities are Goto City (五島市) and Shin-kamigoto Town (新上五島町). Some fringe islands belong to Sasebo City, Ojika Town and Saikai City.
The five main islands that give name to the archipelago are (from South to North):
* Goto City
** Fukue (福江島, Fukuejima). Biggest island both in extension and population.
** Hisaka (久賀島, Hisakajima).
** Naru (奈留島, Narushima).
* Shin-kamigoto Town
** Wakamatsu (若松島, Wakamatsujima).
** Nakadori (中通島, Nakadorijima).

## Understand

"Gotō" means "Five Islands".
When they started spreading Christianity in Japan, priests were particularly successful in Gotō. Even when a ban on religion entered in effect, many believers did not change their faith and continued worshipping secretly for two centuries. After the ban on Christianity was lifted on the 18th century, many churches were constructed. They constitute one of the main attractions of Gotō, along with its beautiful nature and fresh produce, especially fish.

### Tourist information sites

* Goto City has a multilingual guide site$^{[deadlink]}$.
* Shin-kamigoto Town has a Japanese-only guide site. Clicking on Language>English opens a 21-page guide book in English.

## Talk

If you speak to older people, you may be able to hear a little of Gotō dialect. It has some interesting variations not found in Nagasaki dialect, like: -Min (水): water
-Min (右): right -Min (耳): ear -Gesakka (げさっか): vulgar or lewd person -Baraka (ばらか): violent person, courage -Bittsunmijoka (びっつんみじょか): cute, beautiful

## Get in

You can get to Gotō by slow ferry, fast jet foil and airplane.

### Ferry/Jetfoil

Kyushu Shosen (Japanese) operates regular service between Nagasaki and Fukue, as well as some other islands. It takes 3 hr 10 min by ferry or 1 hr 25 min by jetfoil. The cost depends on the season and oil price fluctuations. For example, May 2024 fare was \4080 for ferry and \9030 for jetfoil.
The company also operates ships sailing to Kami-Gotō (north of the islands) from Sasebo.

### Airplane

In only 30 minutes you can fly with Oriental Air Bridge (Japanese) from Nagasaki to Fukue Airport for ¥11300, one way, and ¥19500, round trip. Flight schedule varies greatly depending on the dates (1 to 3 daily flights either way).

## Stay safe

While even Fukue area can get very dark at night due to no lighting, Gotō is as safe or more as the rest of Japan. Exercise basic caution and you´ll be fine.

## Go next

Your only choice to continue your trip is to get back to the Japanese mainland, either Nagasaki, Omura, or Fukuoka, by boat or plane.
# Cameron (Missouri)

Cameron is a city in Northwest Missouri.

## Get in
### By car

I-35 and US-36 are the main highways through the city. Both roads are four lane divided highways and rarely experience traffic in Cameron's vicinity.
Travel distances and directions from nearby cities along the highways are:
* Kansas City, about 50 miles northeast
* St. Joseph, about 35 miles east
* Des Moines, about 146 miles south
* Hannibal, about 160 miles west

### By bus

Jefferson Lines offers service to/from Des Moines and Kansas City. However, the bus stop is located 5 miles south of the town proper.

## Get around

There is no public transportation in Cameron.

## See

* 39.7441-94.24361 St. Munchin Catholic Church. Founded in 1893, it is a Catholic parish and mother church of St. Aloysius.

## Sleep

There are several motels in Cameron.
* Econo Lodge, 220 E Grand, ☏ +1 816 632-6571.
* SureStay by Best Western Cameron, 2210 US Highway 36, ☏ +1 816-632-2187.
* Quality Inn Cameron, 1803 Comfort Lane, ☏ +1 816 632-5655.
# Tsikhisdziri

Tsikhisdziri is a village in Southwestern Georgia.

## Understand

The Roman city–fortress of Petra was founded at the behest of the emperor Justinian I in 535 and, after a series of battles during the Lazic War with Sasanid Iran, was demolished by the Romans themselves to prevent it again becoming the enemy's target in 551. Later, the locale continued to be home to a stronghold of some importance, namely, the Devils' Fortress, ts'ikhe k'ajet'isa, mentioned by the Georgian scholar Prince Vakhushti in his 1745 geography as situated near the small town of Kobuleti, on "the edge of the sea,...strong, built on a high cliff, possessing a rocky tunnel, curved as a road".
By Vakhushti's time, the village had been under the Ottoman sway. During the Russo-Turkish War (1828–29), Tsikhisdziri, then one of the frontier settlements between the Ottoman-dominated Adjara and the Russian-controlled Guria, saw fighting between the two empires. It was there that, in September 1829, the Ottoman commander of Muslim Georgian background, Ahmed-Pasha, repulsed an invasion by the Russian general Karl Hesse. During the Russo-Turkish War (1877–78), the Ottoman military heavily fortified the heights of Tsikhisdziri, which allowed them to successfully block two Russian attempts to capture Tsikhisdziri and advance towards Batumi on 12 April 1877 and 18 January 1878. However, an eventual defeat in the war forced the Ottomans to cede Adjara to Russia. In the Soviet period, Tsikhisdziri became one of a series of sea resorts in southwestern Georgia, and it continues to enjoy summertime visitors to this day.

## See

* Petra Fortress. Not the most impressive of ruins as it is mostly rubble. 8 Lari entrance fee.

## Do

* Beaches. Some of the nicer beaches in Georgia, although like all of the Black Sea coastline in this area, they are pebble beaches. The northern beach is better for swimming while the southern beach offers deeper waters and is popular for scuba diving.