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# Ciego de Ávila

Ciego de Ávila is a city of 120,000 people (2010) in Central Cuba. The city of Ciego de Ávila is a modern city, although in the historic center you can find many features of the colonial architecture typical of this type of city.

## Get in

The city lies on the main east-west highway, the Carretera Central, and is served by Astro and Viazul bus services.
It is 460 km (290 mi) east of Havana and 110 km (68 mi) west of the city of Camagüey.
The nearest airport is Jardines del Rey Airport CCC on the island of Cayo Coco.

## See

* 21.841422-78.7602561 Catedral de San Eugenio de la Palma, Av. Independencia at Honorato del Castillo. Designed by the architect Salvador Figueras, it opened in 1951. (updated Aug 2021)
* Parque Martí is the largest park in the city of Ciego de Ávila.
* Teatro Principal is a 500-seat theatre that is a few blocks from Parque Martí.
* University of Ciego de Ávila (Universidad de Ciego de Ávila, UNICA) is the province's secondary education institution.
* La Turbina is a small amusement park to the north west of the city with approximately 6 rides to use.

## Connect

* Invasor is the local periodical.
# Cidra

Cidra is a small town and municipality of Puerto Rico located in the central highlands along the Cordillera Central, the central mountain range of the island. Although not popular with tourists, the town is known for its lake and the formerly endangered Puerto Rican plains pigeon (paloma sabanera).

## Understand

Cidra is one of the municipalities in "La Montaña", the mountain.

## Get in

* San Juan: Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport
* Aguadilla: Rafael Hernández Airport
* Ponce: Mercedita Airport

## Get around

A word of caution: if driving you are sharing the road with trucks, and locals. The mountain roads have steep descents and ascents, hairpin turns, and steep cliff drops are not always protected by railing. The roads may look like one-lane highways but are made to handle two-lane traffic.

## See

* 18.175738-66.1607361 Cidra Pueblo (downtown Cidra). See the historic Roman Catholic church, Spanish-style recreational plaza, and the municipal buildings surrounded by streets and shops. You can drive around the pueblo or park your car and walk around the square and into the plaza. The Spanish law, which regulated life in Puerto Rico in the early 19th century, stated the plaza's purpose was for celebrations and festivities. (updated Apr 2022)

## Go next

* Aguas Buenas
* Aibonito
* Barranquitas
* Caguas
* Cayey
* Comerío
# Cidade Velha

Cidada Velha is a city on the island of Santiago, Cape Verde. It is the oldest European city in the Tropics. This is an easy half-day trip from Praia although there probably won't be enough interest to keep you there any longer. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2009.

## Get in

From Praia, aluguers leave from the Sucupira Market west of Plateau. Cost is 200$ (Cape Verde escudos). Ask to be dropped at (the side road to) Forteleza Real de São Filipe. A taxi from Praia shouldn't be more than 1000$.
Aluguers returning to Praia leave every few minutes from the main square where the pelourinho is.

## See

Even without a specific attraction in mind, there is plenty to see just walking around the historic city center, which constitutes a UNESCO World Heritage site.
* 14.916033-23.6017321 São Felipe Royal Fort (Forte Real de São Filipe). Entrance 500$. (updated Aug 2019)
* 14.91501-23.6050922 Pelourinho monument (Pillory). Erected in 1512 or 1520, this is perhaps the oldest monument in Cape Verde. It was a symbol of colonial power and of slavery, as rebellious slaves were punished publicly on it. (updated Aug 2019)

## Do
### Walking tour

Start at the fort above the town. Tickets cost 500$ and include a map and pamphlet guide for the town.
From the fort, follow the path downhill past the ruined cathedral to arrive at the seashore. You can duck down to the beach before continuing on to the main square. The monument here is the Pelourinho ou picota and was a place of execution. Further along the Rua Banana leads up hill. This is Africa's oldest European-built street and leads to the chapel Igreja Nossa Senhora do Rośario.

## Eat and drink

There are some bars and restaurants around the main square.

## Sleep

Accommodation is available - ask at the tourist office.
# Cicero (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Cicero:

### United States of America

* Cicero is a town in the Chicagoland area
* Cicero (Indiana) — is a town on the northern suburb of Indianapolis in the Nine-County Region of Indiana.
* Cicero, Kansas
* Cicero, New York
* Cicero, Ohio
* Cicero, Wisconsin
# Eguisheim

Eguisheim is a medieval village classified among The Most Beautiful Villages of France.

## Understand

A distinctive feature of Eguisheim is that the town is shaped roughly as a circle with 3 circular streets, one outside the town centre and 2 within. On the circular Rue du Rempart, the houses are built into the old town ramparts. The circular residential streets within the ramparts are very quaint and photogenic. There are many decorative floral displays throughout town.
Eguisheim is the supposed birthplace of Bruno d'Eguisheim-Dagsbourg (1002-1054), a former bishop of Toul, who became Pope Léon IX. You can see his statue in Place du Château in the centre of town.
* 48.042557.30731 Tourist information office, ☏ +33 3 89 234033. 9:30 - 12:30 and 13:30 - 18:00. (updated Sep 2018)

## Get in

Eguisheim is 7 km (4.3 mi) from the Colmar railway station (Gare de Colmar).

### By bus

Bus R031 depart from Colmar every couple of hours, its timetable can be found online. It is also possible to take a half hour walk from the last station of Bus line F (Erlen Ricoh)

### By car

* By autoroute A 35, exit "Sainte Croix en Plaine / Herrlisheim", direction Eguisheim
* By RN 83, exit Eguisheim

## Get around

This round, medieval town is about 250 m (820 ft) in diameter. It's quite walkable.

## See

* Rues du Rempart. The concentric streets have houses built since the mid 16th century against the ramparts.
* 48.042557.306021 Place du Château. Here you will see the statue of Pope Léon IX. The fountain in the square was built between 1834 and 1836, and is one of the largest in Alsace. (updated Sep 2018)
* Fontaine de la Vierge. (1563)
* Fontaine de la Porte Basse. (1841)
* 48.042717.306372 Fontaine St-Léon. Built in 1834. (updated Sep 2018)
* 48.04237.305893 Église Saints Pierre et Paul (the church of St Peter and St Paul). (updated Sep 2018)
* 48.04287.3064 St-Léon church. (updated Sep 2018)

## Sleep

* 48.04257.30631 $^{[deadlink]}$ Hôtel du Château, 2, rue du Château, Place du Château, ☏ +33 3 89 23 72 00. Double €76. (updated Sep 2018)

## Go next

Medieval towns close by are:
* Riquewihr (16 km (9.9 mi))
* Hunawihr (18 km (11 mi))
# Isabela

There's more than one place called Isabela:

### Ecuador

* Isabela (Ecuador) - the largest of the Galapagos Islands

### Philippines

* Isabela (Negros Occidental)
* Isabela, a city in Basilan.
* Isabela Island
* Isabela, a province in Cagayan Valley.

### Puerto Rico

* Isabela (Puerto Rico)
# Irwin (Pennsylvania)

Irwin is a borough in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania.

## See

* 40.321016-79.6919821 Big Mac Museum, 9061 U.S. Route 30, ☏ +1 724 863-9837. Su-Th 5AM-11PM, F-Sa 5AM-midnight. Actually, it was not in Irwin but 30 mi (48 km) away in Uniontown where, in 1967, franchisee Jim Delligatti invented and first served what would go on to become McDonald's signature burger. But the corporate suits chose the McDonald's at the North Huntingdon Square shopping center on Route 30, with its more convenient location just off the Pennsylvania Turnpike, as the site of the museum dedicated to all things Big Mac. With a 14-foot (4.25 m) fiberglass Big Mac as its centerpiece, the Big Mac Museum's handful of displays comprise an odd selection of ephemera: a vintage bun toaster and "sauce gun" dating to c. 1970, an exhibit on the evolution of Big Mac packaging that's way more exhaustively detailed than it deserves to be, and a life-size bronze bust of Delligatti himself, holding aloft a Big Mac the way other statues hold swords or torches. Free. (updated Dec 2019)
# Isa Town

Isa Town is in Bahrain. It is famous for its traditional marketplace.

## Understand

Established 50 years ago and named after one of the region’s rulers, Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa, Isa Town is home to The Bahrain Science Center and Khalifa Sports City. It offers newly built residential properties, a large modern hospital, a modern stadium, and a university campus.

## Do

Adhari Park located close to the Isa town junction on the Shaikh Isa bin Salman highway. It contains both indoor and outdoor areas with dozens of rides and play area for children's. Admission fee is 500 fils and rides cost between 300 fils to 1 dinar.

## Buy

Isa Town Marketplace is a famous traditional market.

## Stay healthy

Drink plenty of water. April through August can be very hot (up to 50°C) and humid, and can occasionally feel like 70°C. Use an umbrella to protect you from the harsh sun. It is important to stay hydrated, especially if you are outdoors during the day. Bottled water is sold practically everywhere in the city from "Cold Stores" and small restaurants at very reasonable prices. In the souk, walking vendors offer small chilled bottles but you may end up paying more than the bottle is really worth. If you are living in Bahrain for an extended period of time, you can set up an arrangement for a neighborhood Cold Store to deliver bottled water to your flat, or sign up for water delivery through several companies on the island. Many cold stores (and some hotels) also deliver your goods (or food) free to your hotel or flat.

## Go next

* Muharraq
* Riffa
* Sitra
* Juffair
# Irwin

There is more than one place called Irwin:

### United States of America

* Irwin (California) - an unincorporated community in Merced County, California
* Irwin (Illinois) - a village in Kankakee County, Illinois
* Irwin (Pennsylvania) - a borough in the Laurel Highlands of southwestern Pennsylvania
# Incisa Val d'Arno

Val d'Arno is a city in Tuscany.

## Get in
### By car

Take the A1 Milan-Rome motorway and get off at the Incisa Val d'Arno exit (coming from the North.

## See

* The vineyards of Chianti are a must.
* 43.6634211.449261 church of Sant'Alessandro. In the parish church of Incisa, there is a fragmentary triptych by Andrea di Giusto, datable to the fifth decade of the 15th century and depicting the Madonna and Child enthroned with saints.
* 43.6555411.447872 Church of Santi Cosma e Damiano al Vivaio. In the place of the current complex there was a monastery at least since 1309 which in 1510 the Franciscans took over and used as a hospice, completely refounding the structures and carrying out a massive expansion.
* 43.6623911.447163 Oratorio del Santissimo Crocifisso. The religious building, which takes its name from a much venerated Crucifix, is now the seat of the small local Museum of Sacred Art.
* 43.6549411.435384 Church of Saints Vito and Modesto, Loppiano. It was one of the most flourishing parish churches in the diocese of Fiesole, already mentioned in the 11th century, then transformed several times.
* 43.6891111.436455 Church of Santa Maria di Loreto in Palazzolo. The neo-Gothic church was built in the twentieth century for the needs of the town of Palazzolo and contains works of art from churches in the surrounding area.
* San Lorenzo a Cappiano: the ancient church, the old parish church of Palazzolo and Burchio, has been restored and is now private property. Inside it still has a fresco with the Madonna with Child and Saints attributed to Sebastiano Mainardi .
* San Niccolò ad Olmeto: also privately owned, it still has a pleasant eighteenth-century appearance and a fresco from the same period.
* 43.6828411.402796 Church of San Michele in Mormiano. part of an accommodation facility, it housed the triptych by Andrea di Giusto, now in Sant'Alessandro.

## Sleep

* 43.67819411.4445071 Hotel Tenuta il Burchio, Via Poggio al Burchio, 4 (2 km from Incisa Val d'Arno), ☏ +39 055 8330124, fax: +39 055 8330234, info@ilburchio.it. Breakfast available. Double from €51/night low season to €69/night high season. (updated Feb 2023)
# Inagua

Inagua is a large island in the Bahamas, and the home of a good sized bird preserve.

## Understand

Inagua is primarily known for its production of salt and is also a fishing destination for bonefish and tarpon. There's also a sizeable bird preserve on the island.

## See

Visit the bird preserve. The manager of the preserve, George Nixon, is usually available to take tourists on sightseeing trips often featuring large colonies of the West Indies pink flamingo.

## Eat and Drink

Almost all food and beverages are transported to the island by ship, and supply is often very limited.

## Sleep

There are very few tourist accommodations on this island, so be sure to get reservations before you fly in.
# Indaiatuba

Indaiatuba is a city in the state of São Paulo.

## Understand

The name Indaiatuba is a mix of two terms originating from the tupi-guarani language: "Indaiá" stands for a kind of palm and "tuba" is the equivalmente for "a big amount of something". Therefore "Indaiatuba" means "many indaiás". The denomination attached itself on the environment's features as well as the place's vegetation, which today aren't the same as it used to be. Indaiatuba turned into a municipality in 1830, although it is told the city was born previously.
The remarkable existence of the "indaiá" type of palms, loaded with tiny coconuts, were the reason for Indaiatuba to receive, at the end XVIII Century and the beginning of the XIX Century, the name of "Cocais" (Portuguese for "Coconuts"). The people who lived at first in the municipality would have firstly received the name of "Votura", designation of the river whose mouth was close to the village.
Ever since the XIX Century, Indaiatuba received many immigrants from Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Spain and, at the XX Century, immigrants from Japan. These men and women dedicated themselves to agriculture but also in the market, the factories and manufacturers. Along with its economy divided between germination of coffee and potato and also some small factories, the city expanded very little in the first half of the XX Century. In 1950 there were 11.253 inhabitants in the municipality. In 1964 they were 22.928. Since then the expansion has been faster, mainly because of the factories' and services' growth. Based on the 1991's census there were 92.700 inhabitants, a number of which in 2000 surprisingly grew to 146.829, and keeps increasing.
# Inagi

Inagi (稲城市 Inagi-shi) is a suburban city in the western portion of Tokyo Metropolis.

## Understand
### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a slow loading guide site.

## Do

* 35.624881139.5171161 Yomiuri Land (よみうりランド), 4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi, ☏ +81 44-966-1111. A long standing amusement park since 1964.
* Toki-no-irodori (稲城天然温泉 季乃彩「ときのいろどり」), 6-13 Koyodai, Inagi City (20 minute walk from Koremasa Station on the Seibu Tamagawa Line. 5 minute walk from Minami-Tama Station on the JR Nambu Line.), ☏ +81 42-370-2614. 09:00 - 01:00 (last entry at 00:00). Day-bathing natural onsen facility known for its iwaburo (岩風呂, rock-bath) outside stone bath with free-flowing onsen water from the source. Has a restaurant, too. Weekdays: ¥950, Saturdays and holidays: ¥1,100. (updated Jan 2024)
# Almonte

There is more than one place called Almont or Almonte:

### Canada

* Almonte (Ontario) - a town in Eastern Ontario

### Spain

* Almonte (Spain) - a city in Huelva (province), Andalucia

### United States of America

* Almont (North Dakota) - a small town in Morton County (North Dakota), Western North Dakota
* Almont (Michigan) - a village in Lapeer County, Southeast Michigan
# Almolonga

Almolonga is a city in Guatemala on the road between Ciudad de Quetzaltenango (Quetzaltenango City) and Zunil. It provides medicinal sulfur baths, an up-close look at every day agro-business, and a taste of Guatemalan culture.

## Understand

Its population in 2018 was 16,000, people, 99% of whom were indigenous to the K'iche' ethnic group.
The town is known as the "Vegetable Basket of the Americas" (La Hortaliza de las Américas) due to the intense cultivation of vegetables in its vicinity. Its agricultural production includes onion, cabbage, carrot, turnip, beetroot, radish and lettuce. Various flowers are grown. Its artisanal production includes cotton fabrics, basketry, candles, leather and fireworks.
Tourist attractions include nearby thermal baths and Paradise Valley.

## Get in

Just like going to its neighboring village Zunil, take a bus from either Minerva bus terminal or Rotonda bus terminal.

## See

Most of the vegetables are grown on small family plots and there is something growing in Almolonga year-round.
Market Day: Wednesday & Saturday
# Almonaster la Real

Almonaster la Real is a village of 1,800 people (2018) in Huelva. It is known for its 10th-century mosque.

## Get in

Casal bus from Aracena or train from Huelva. The train station is several kilometres from the village. Bus times are not easy to check from a distance and anybody planning a visit would do well to contact a hotel there for information.

## Get around

Numerous way-marked walks in the area.

## See

The Mezquita is a fortified mosque on the hill top with an adjacent old bullring. The Mezquita was built in the 10th century from a visigothic basilica from the 5th century, reusing its materials. It is one of the few surviving Spanish rural mosques. It is an oddly-shaped building, made of brick and stone in a trapezoid shape, probably because of the hilly terrain.

## Sleep

* Hotel Casa Garcia - at the entrance to the village.
# Almyros

Almyros (Greek Αλμυρός) (Population: 18,614 (2011)) is a city in Greece.
Almyros is a small town, just next to Volos airport.

## Get in
### By plane

* 39.21944422.7941671 Nea Anchialos National Airport (VOL Volos Airport) (is situated very close to the city. However there is no public transport to/from the airport, you could hire a cab). TUIFly operates every Saturday from 24/04/17 - 08/10/17 (Flights to/from Munich) and Codor operates every Saturday from 29/04/17 - 28/10/17 (Flights to/from Munich).

### By regional coach

There are frequent buses between Almyros and Volos. Details on buses, can be found online here

## See

* Archaeological Museum of Almyros. 8:00-15:00. includes local artifacts and other exhibits from the Neolithic period, through Mycenean, Geometric, Classical, Hellenistic periods, and later Roman years

## Sleep

* Hotel Alos, 44 Vass.Pavlou, ☏ +30 24220 29080, fax: +30 24220 29080. from €40 for a spacious and clean double room.
# Ferndale (California)

Ferndale is a city in Humboldt County is in the North Coast region of California with a charming Victorian ambience.

## Do

Stroll along the streets of this California landmark town. The town was featured in the films Outbreak and The Majestic. The town is well known for its Victorian buildings.
* 40.577046-124.2632221 Ferndale Repertory Theatre, 447 Main St, ☏ +1 707-786-5483. The Ferndale Rep is the longest running live theatre on California's north coast.
* 40.585833-124.2633332 Humboldt County Fair. Held annually since 1869, has a lot of country feel to it and a good time for the family
* Russ Park, Bluff Street. A 105-acre city park with four trail through a closed canopy forest with mature Sitka spruce and glorious stands of grand fir. It features more than 60 bird species and great views over the Eel River Valley. (updated Jul 2022)

## Sleep

* Redwood Suites, 332 Ocean Ave, ☏ +1 707 786-5000. $85 - $135.
# Fernley

Fernley is a city in Nevada located along Interstate 80 about 30 miles east of Reno. Fernley was best known in the United States as "that place most Amazon.com stuff ships from" due to the large depot the town had before Amazon moved their operations to Reno itself.

## Get in
### By car

From Reno: Take the I-80 east.

### By plane

39.559722-119.2413891 Tiger Field Airport is the nearest airport, though it doesn't seem to have commercial flights through to it.
39.499167-119.7680562 Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO) is the nearest major airport with commercial flights available.

## Do

* 39.537839-119.2370581 Fernley 95A Speedway (Reno-Fernley Raceway), 1965 S Hwy 95a, ☏ +1 775-224-7644. (updated Oct 2017)
* 39.608489-119.2582162 Frontier Fun Center, 480 W Main St, ☏ +1 775-575-7529. (updated Oct 2017)
* 39.4231-119.113 Lahontan State Recreation Area, ☏ +1 775 577-2226. $7/vehicle, boat launch $14, camping $15. (updated Oct 2017)

### Gambling

Fernley has a few opportunities to gamble.
* 39.610393-119.220174 The Silverado Casino, 1380 W Newlands Dr, ☏ +1 775-575-2222. 24 hour. (updated Oct 2017)
* 39.615047-119.2167865 Terrible's Travel Center and Casino, 480 Truck Inn Way, ☏ +1 775-575-5919. 24 hour. (updated Oct 2017)

## Eat

* 39.604942-119.2313621 Black Bear Diner, 1190 B East Main St, ☏ +1 775-835-8512. (updated Oct 2017)

## Sleep

* 39.608027-119.2186321 Best Western Fernley Inn, 1405 Newlands Drive E, ☏ +1 775 575-6776, fax: +1 775 575-6748.

## Go next

Reno- 80 West, home to casinos and is the "Biggest Little City In The World." About 35 minutes away.
Carson City- Alt 50 West to 50 West. About 1 hour away.
Fallon- Alt 50 East to 50 East. About 30 minutes away.
# Kurgan Oblast

Kurgan Oblast (Russian: Курга́нская о́бласть koor-GAHN-skuh-yuh OH-blust') is a region in Russia's Urals region. Kurgan Oblast borders Tyumen Oblast to the northeast, Kazakhstan to the southeast, Chelyabinsk Oblast to the southwest and Sverdlovsk Oblast to the northwest.

## Cities

* 55.44083365.3411111 Kurgan - capital city of the region. Great example of Stalinist architecture.
* 56.08333363.6333332 Shadrinsk — town under oblast jurisdiction.
* 56.26666762.9166673 Dalmatovo — site of the Dalmat Monastery, once famed as the "pearl of the trans-Urals," which is being restored after Soviet abuse and is again a working monastery.
* 56.362.5666674 Kataysk
* 54.964.4333335 Kurtamysh
* 55.267.256 Makushino
* 55.06666767.8833337 Petukhovo
* 55.21666762.7666678 Shchuchye
* 55.23333363.2833339 Shumikha

## Understand

Astride the Trans-Siberian Railway and dotted with lakes, Kurgan Oblast keeps itself busy primarily by making automobiles.

## Get in

Domestic flights arrive at 55.47565.4152781 International Airport Kurgan (KRO ) from Moscow and Saint Petersburg. International flights are not carried out.
Kurgan train station is one of the principal stops on the South Ural route of the Trans-Siberian Railway. Trains also arrive from nearby cities Yekaterinburg and Chelyabinsk. It is also possible to arrive by train from northern Kazakhstan.
Kurgan is accessible from federal highways R254 and R354.