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# Thibodaux (Louisiana)

Thibodaux is in Coastal Acadiana and is the seat of Lafourche Parish.

## Understand

Known as the Queen City of Lafourche, Thibodaux is like a classic Cajun community, big on fishing and reasons to party. What started as a little trading village near the juncture of Bayou Terrebonne and Bayou Lafourche became an incorporated town centered around sugar cane production in 1830. The temperamental Confederate General Braxton Bragg lived near here, and, during the Civil War, Thibodaux was one of those towns that went back and forth between occupying forces. Later in the 19th century, unfortunate events pertaining to dissolving unionization of sugar cane workers, largely consisting of African Americans, resulted in some 35 being killed and a return to essential disenfranchisement in what is known as the Thibodaux Massacre.
Thibodaux took a bit of a sucker punch from Hurricane Ida in 2021 when the eyewall essentially passed over, but the townsfolk are a resilient people, proud of their institution of higher learning called Nicholls State University.

## Get in

Wedged between the Interstate 10 and US Route 90 corridors, Thibodaux is readily connected by LA 1.

## See

* St. Joseph Co-Cathedral, 721 Canal Boulevard, ☏ +1 985 446-1387. A Renaissance Revival centerpiece with a rose window in the town that holds the reliquaries of Saint Valérie and Saint Vitalis of Milan, patron saints of Thibodaux, who are the object of prayers for protection against hurricanes. (updated Oct 2021)
* E.D. White Historic Site, 2295 LA-1, ☏ +1 985 447-0915. Tu-Sa 10AM-4:30PM. Historic home of Edward Douglass White Sr., former governor of Louisiana, and Edward Douglass White Jr. (apparently short on name ideas), former US Senator and Supreme Court Justice, who, not surprisingly, was in the majority ruling on Plessy v. Ferguson. (updated Oct 2021)
* Laurel Valley Village Store, 595 LA-308, ☏ +1 985 446-7456. Daily 9AM-5PM. Site of former sugar cane plantation owned by Joseph Tucker that used something on the order of 135 slaves for its operations. (updated Oct 2021)

## Eat

* Fremin's Restaurant, 402 W 3rd, ☏ +1 985 449-0333. A popular restaurant for Cajun specialties that is easy to spot on the downtown lineup with its balconies and ironwork railings. (updated Oct 2021)

## Sleep

* Carmel Inn and Suites, 400 E 1st St, ☏ +1 985 446-0561. A historic inn with a pool. (updated Oct 2021)
* Dansereau House, 506 St Philip St, ☏ +1 985 227-9937. This establishment with Italianate architecture is very embellished. (updated Oct 2021)
# Thirassia

Thirassia (Greek: Θηρασία, also transliterated as Thirasía and Therasia) is a small satellite island of Santorini in the Cyclades.

## Understand

With a population of about 270 people, Thirasia lies very close to Santorini—in fact, both formed the same island until the huge volcanic eruption which is estimated to have taken place in 2nd millennium BCE, when it put an end to Minoan civilization and detached Thirasia from main island of Santorini.
There are five villages on the island, the largest one—which has a population of 150—sharing the same name with the island itself.
Thirassia is what Santorini used to be many years ago. There is nothing there beside peace and quiet. It is mostly visited by day trippers from Santorini, but if you go there for a few days you will be quickly part of the family. Be aware that hardly anyone on Thirassia speaks anything else than Greek.

## Get in

Korfos, the "old Port" is where the day trip boats go. You cannot go there with a regular ferry or with a vehicle, and excursion boats are expensive. A much better option is to go to Riva, the "New Port". It is served about 5 times weekly by the regular ferries and a single trip is €3. Schedules can be found at . There is also a small ferry owned by the island itself, which costs €3.75, but it carries vehicles for free. Locals call it the "pantoffla". It goes daily from and to the island, but it is difficult to know when and where it goes. It serves the old and the new port and goes to Fira and Athinios and also to Oia if weather conditions allow. Be aware that if you ask in the travel agencies in Santorini they will in the first place have never heard about it, because they want to sell their daytrips.

## Get around

Bring a Bike from Santorini or you don't! (€3 on a regular ferry, free on pantoffla). There is a bus though, but the nicest places are where the bus does not go. If you come for a longer period don't forget to bring some petrol as well, there is a petrol station, but not always petrol.

## See

There are many very nice churches and Monasteries on Thirassia.

## Do

Relax, have a frappe, visit the many churches. There is a nice beach next to Riva.

## Buy

You cannot buy much on Thriassia, bring your stuff from Santorini. The bakery has only bread, but it is made in a wood oven and is absolutely delicious.

## Eat

in Riva you have two options: Kapetan Michalis catches his own fish. He has not much choice but what he prepares is delicious. Agistri is the souvlaki and where the locals meet. Try the Fava!
Korfos is the daytrip-tourist mekka, don't know if one should eat here.

## Sleep

Ask for Domatia in the Restaurants.

## Connect

There is no Internet on Thirassia.
# Thame (Nepal)

Thame (3,750 m) is a village in Khumbu at the end of the old Tibetan trade route from Tingri via Nangpa La.

## Understand

Thame is a traditional and pretty village, and as it is not on the main Lukla to Everest trail it receives less visitors than many other villages in the area. As the path from Namche is relatively flat, it is a good place to walk to on an altitude acclimatisation day.
Sherpa Tenzing Norgay's house is located near the top of the village. Thame is also home of the famous Nepalese mountaineers Ang Rita Sherpa, who climbed Everest at least 11 times, and Appa Sherpa, who climbed Everest at least 18 times, a world record.

## See

* Thame Monastery (Gompa), one of the oldest in the region.
* Tibetans leading yak caravans.

## Do

Climb the false summit (just below 5,000 m) of Sundar Peak. The well installed path begins just northwest of the monastery.

## Sleep

There are a few simple lodges in the village, including the Everest Summiteer Lodge of Apa Sherpa
# Thame

There is more than one place called Thame:

### United Kingdom

* Thame (England) - A town in England.

### Nepal

* Thame (Nepal) - A town in Nepal.
# Thalmässing

Thalmässing is a small town with around 2,000 inhabitants in Middle Franconia (Mittelfranken), Bavaria (Bayern), Germany.

## Get in
### By air

Thalmässing-Waizenhofen Airfield (IATA: unlisted, GPS Code: EDPW) is a small airfield serving the community of Thalmässing and Waizenhofen and is about 45 km south of Nuremberg. The airfield is used for General Aviation purposes, primarily by private pilots in ultralight aircraft and helicopters. The airport has a maintenance facility for helicopters and microlights. Charter flights can be arranged from this airport.
Nuremberg Airport (NUE) is around 60 km to the north and is the nearest international airport to Thalmaessing.

### By train

DB-Bahnhof Hilpoltstein R6, scheduled bus service 611 (VGN)
The new ICE line runs from Nuremberg to Munich and provides a rail service to the stations of Ingolstadt and Nuremberg. A bus service is provided to the region.
The Greding-Thalmässing-Rothwas railway line we was closed in 1974 and replaced by a bus service. The former rail bed was converted into a cycle path.

### By bus

Buses from other nearby towns are available.

### By car

Thalmässing is only a few minutes by car or bus from Greding, Eichstaett, Hilpoltstein and Heideck.
It is however a fair way from major German cities Nuernberg (40 min), Munich (1.5 hr), Berlin (6 hr).
Thalmässing is 12 km from the A9 motorway; exit 56 - Berlin-Munich-South Hilpoltstein junction about 11 km. Junction 57 Greding is about 12 km.
Turn west off the E45 at Großhöbing.

## Get around

The town is manageable on foot. If not, taxis are available on call.

## See

* Fundreich Thalmässing (Vor- u. Frühgeschichtliches Museum), Marktpl. 1. Archaeological museum. (updated Feb 2016)

## Do

* Gredler Cycle. A 16.3-km-long paved bike path leads along the former railway line from Roth-Greding Thalmässing to Hilpoltstein. Starting point for the bike tour is in Thalmässing. Parking spaces available in Staufer.
* 49.064211.20921 Paragliding. At the nearby Thalmässing-Waizenhofen Airfield.
* Skydiving. Thalmässing has a skydiving club Skydive Colibri based at Thalmässing-Waizenhofen Airfield

## Buy

There are a couple of small supermarkets in the village.
* Seasonal markets (Easter, St. Martin's, Christmas, Pentecost).

## Eat

There are many restaurants in Thalmässing, most of them cooking typical German food.
* 49.08812211.2198521 Gasthaus zur Krone (Kronerwirt), Marktpl. 3, ☏ +49 9173 9791. Traditional Franconian food.
* Gasthaus zum Loewen Gerberwirt, Marktpl. 9, ☏ +49 9173 509. Traditional Franconian food.

## Sleep

* 49.08860211.2150811 Thalmässinger Landgasthof, Bahnhofstraße 11, ☏ +49 9173 833.

## Go next

* Ingolstadt
* Weißenburg
* Nuernberg (40 min)
* Munich (1.5 hr)
* Bayreuth
* Roth
# Williston

There is more than one place called Williston:

### South Africa

* Williston (Northern Cape) — a town in Northern Cape

### United States of America

* Williston (Florida) — a town in Florida
* Williston (Maryland) — a town in Maryland
* Williston (North Carolina) — a village in North Carolina
* Williston (North Dakota) — a town in North Dakota
* Williston (Ohio) — a town in Ohio
* Williston (South Carolina) — a town in South Carolina
* Williston (Tennessee) — a town in Tennessee
* Williston (Vermont) — a town in Vermont
# Williamsville
## Canada

* Williamsville (Ontario) - see Kingston (Ontario)

## Côte D'Ivoire

* Williamsville (Cote D'Ivoire)

## Ireland

* Williamsville (Ireland) - see Dublin, Ireland

## Trinidad and Tobago

* Williamsville (Trinidad and Tobago)

## United States of America

* Williamsville (Illinois)
* Williamsville (Missouri)
* Williamsville (Nevada) (Ragtown)
* Williamsville (New York) - see Amherst (New York), Buffalo
* Williamsville (Vermont)
* Williamsville (Virginia)
# Williston (Vermont)

Williston is a city in Northwest Vermont.

## Get in
### By car

Williston is easily accessible by car using I-89 exit 12, US 2, and VT 2a. It's about 15 minutes from Burlington, 2 hours from Montreal, and 3.5 hours from Boston.

### By train

There is an Amtrak station in neighboring Essex Junction and a bus route that connects the two towns.

### By plane

Williston is about 10 minutes from Burlington International Airport.

## Buy

Williston's retail options are mostly big box stores that you can find anywhere in the U.S., however there are a few local stores worth a look if you're in town. Canadians frequently visit Williston's shopping centers to take advantage of cheaper prices and lower taxes. If the large stores are what you're after, you will find Wal-Mart, Home Depot, Toys R Us, Dick's, Best Buy, Old Navy, Staples, Christmas Tree Shops, Bed Bath & Beyond, Marshalls, AC Moore, and Petco.
* Adams Farm Market. Sells produce from onsite farm as well as pies and a selection of VT products
* Gardener's Supply Company. Well known mail order business also operates a local garden center and cafe.
* Natural Provisions Market:, 329 Harvest Ln, ☏ +1 802 876-1400. Organic and fair trade food store that also sells wine and beer. The store serves sandwiches, salads, and coffee.
* Northeast Fiber Arts. Knitting and spinning store located in Williston Village.
* Stiched. Quilt store located at Taft's Corners
* Lenny's Shoe and Apparel. Locally owned shoe and clothing store

## Eat

You can find national chains like Moes, Panera, 99, Chilis, Longhorn, and Texas Roadhouse in Williston, but then you'd be missing out on the local options.
* Pastabilities, 4735 Williston Rd (at Industrial Ave), ☏ +1 802 598-5513. 11AM-7PM. Everything is made from scratch including 10 types of ravioli, gnocchi, fettuccine, pizza and sandwiches.
* Chef's Corner Cafe and Bakery, 2121 Essex Rd, ☏ +1 802 878-5524.
* Mexicali Cantina & Grill, 28 Walnut St, ☏ +1 802 879-9492.
# Town Krk

The Town Krk is the administrative and political centre of the island of Krk in Croatia. Old town is inside the town walls built in Roman times and in the middle ages.

## Get in

The bridge allows buses to travel from many points around Croatia (including daily buses from/to Zagreb and Rijeka) to access the town.
Otherwise you can fly into Rijeka Airport nearby, or just drive across the bridge.
There is a bus service from Rijeka to Krk town.

## Get around

By foot! All within walking distance, and gives you time to explore everything.

## See

The town Krk has numerous historical and cultural monuments.
* The 3-aisle romanesque cathedral - 22nd century.
* The remnants of the Roman baths - 3rd century.
* Frankopan Castle.

## Do

The town of Krk offers a variety of activities from sightseeing, diving, water skiing, wakeboarding, paragliding, cycling, hiking to boat trips and island tours.

## Eat

* Bacchhus Wine Restaurant. Best food and at super low prices. Located in the old city, just ask your way there. All sorts of different wines plus excellent food, the best and cheapest food you can find in the old town.

## Drink

Enter Soto Boterije through a small gate in the city wall behind the tower to enjoy cheap drinks and sitting on the rocks of the coast.
Casa del Padrone on the main quay promenade: Wide selection of cocktails and coffees on the terrace right at the seafront, protruding out of the quay promenade almost like a boat. Also offers gorgeous cakes and ice cream. Beautiful settings with plush cushioned chairs.
The night club Volsonis offers a unique experience of dancing and drinking cocktails in a 2000 year old roman archeological site under the ground.

## Sleep

There's a youth hostel in Krk $^{[deadlink]}$. It is pretty run-down though, and you cannot lock the toilet and shower doors! The location is excellent though and you won't get a cheaper bed. One night in a 3-4 bedroom dorm is around €16 plus tax and a "registration fee" so it sets you back about €20. The place used to be for over 55 people, the owner has had registered it for 24 guests only so you will find half of the rooms locked and taped up by the tax office.
* Aurea International (Aurea Krk), ☏ +385 51 221-777, aurea@aurea-krk.hr. Locally based agency offering wide choice of apartment accommodation with more than 400 apartments on their books. Staff speaks English, German, Italian and Croatian. Outside the main tourist season it is possible to find accommodation by just turning up at the agency although it is advisable to pre-book in the high season.
* Anna Tours (Anna Tours), ☏ +385 51 846165, info@annatours.hr. Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 10:00. Tourist agency that offers accommoddation in holiday apartments and villas on the island of Krk. The staff speaks English, German, Italian and Croatian. It is advisable to pre-book in the high season.
# Towcester

Towcester is a town in Northamptonshire.

## Understand

Travellers should note that the town's name is pronounced "Toaster".

## See

* 52.13232-0.987231 St Lawrence's Church.
* Old town hall.
* 52.143-0.9152 Stoke Bruerne Canal Museum. and the Grand Union Canal, including Blisworth Tunnel (updated Mar 2017)
* 52.133-0.9883 Bury Mount. remains of an earthwork motte and baileycastle. (updated Dec 2020)
* 52.13137-0.98854 Towcester Museum, 163-165 Watling St. (updated Dec 2020)

## Do

* Towcester racecourse has closed. It held National Hunt races (jumps, in winter) from 1928 to 2018 but then went bust, and in 2019 it was announced that it won't be re-opening.

## Buy

* A Waitrose supermarket is near the town centre, Tesco and Aldi are on Watling Street at the northern edge of town.

## Eat

* 52.13258-0.989061 Brave Old Oak, Watling St, NN12 6BT. Marston's pub with food. mains around £10. (updated Dec 2020)

## Sleep

* 52.13339-0.990551 Saracens Head Hotel, 219 Watling St, ☏ +44 1327 350414.
* 52.12726-1.004832 Travelodge Towcester Silverstone. (updated Dec 2020)

## Go next

* Silverstone is 4 miles south - you could walk but you probably have a car if your are going to the famous motor racing track.
* Northampton is 10 miles north.
# Townsend (Montana)

Townsend is a town in Montana. It is the county seat of Broadwater County and about 1,700 people live there.

## Understand

Townsend is at the southern tip of Canyon Ferry Reservoir, a year-round popular spot for boaters and fisherman.

## Get in

Townsend is 34 miles southeast of Helena at the intersection of US 12 and US 287. Take exit 192 from Interstate 15 in Helena or exit 274 from Interstate 90 near Three Forks.

## Get around

As a small town, there is no public transportation. It is easy to walk to any location.

## See

* Broadwater County Museum, 133 N Walnut St, ☏ +1 406-266-5252, bwcomuseum@mt.net. May 15-Sept 15: Daily 1-5PM, closed July 4th. free. (updated Dec 2020)

## Do

Canyon Ferry is a popular recreation area, the reservoir covers 25 miles and there are multiple recreation sites around the reservoir. In the summer, it offers recreation-boating, water skiing, jet skiing, swimming, and fishing. The winter offers ice fishing. The area around Townsend is popular for hunting, and also offers opportunities to hike, camp, ATV, and snowmobile.

## Eat

* Betsy's Kitchen, 219 Broadway, ☏ +1 406 266-1444. W 11AM-8PM Th-Sa noon-9PM Su noon-7PM. (updated Dec 2020)
* Full Belli Deli, 209 S Front St, ☏ +1 406 266-5459. Daily 7:30AM-9PM. (updated Dec 2020)
* Penny's Breakfast Station, 316 N Front St, ☏ +1 406 266-9990. Daily 7AM-2PM. (updated Dec 2020)

## Drink

* 46.32-111.518551 Canyon Ferry Brewing, 300 Broadway, ☏ +1 406 266-9939, info@cfbrew.com. Open daily, M-Th 4-8PM, F Sa Su noon-8PM. Microbrewery with variety of beer choices. (updated Jul 2023)

## Sleep

* Mustang Motel, 412 N Front St, ☏ +1 406 266-3491, mustangbobs@netzero.net. (updated Dec 2020)
* The Silos RV Park & Campground (Townsend/Canyon Ferry Lake KOA), 81 Silos Rd, ☏ +1 406 266-3100, toll-free: +1-800-562-5904, info@canyonferrylakekoa.com. (updated Dec 2020)
# Towamencin

Towamencin is a township of 18,000 people (2018) in the suburban Philadelphia area.

## Get in

Towamencin Township is a wonderful community located at exit 31 of the Pennsylvania Turnpike's Northeast Extension. It is also located about a 10 minute drive from three stops on Septa's R5 train line. These three stops would be the North Wales station, Pennbrook Station, and the Lansdale Station.

## Get around

To get around Towamencin Township, one would need to have a car or bike. There is no public transportation in this area, so without your own mode of transportation, it would be hard to get around.

## See

There are many things to see and do in Towamencin Township. The Morgan Log House is a restored example of early settlers in Pennsylvania. It was built in the late 1600s and has been deemed a National Historic Site. Since Towamencin is only about 35 miles from Philadelphia, many travelers can make a day trip into the city to check out more history. The Mainland Golf Course is a suburb 18 hole golf course located at the intersection of Old Forty Foot and Rittenhouse Road. Towamencin Township is very proud of their local park system. They have 10 different parks located all around. Fischer's Park is the Township’s largest recreational facility. At 77 acres the park boasts numerous wooded native species groves, multi-use open spaces, and over 3 miles of soft surface nature trails.

## Eat

There are a few popular restaurants and bars in Towamencin Township. The Whiskey River Bar and Grille is a restaurant located at the 18th hole of the Mainland Golf Course. It specializes in American cuisine as well as daily and weekly specials. Another popular place is Bones Grill located at 1650 Sumneytown Pike it is only minutes away from the Best Western. This restaurant specializes in all different types of BBQ. It has a fun atmosphere with many bar specials.

## Sleep

The one hotel is the Best Western Inn at Towamencin. This hotel has all the amenities needed to enjoy your stay in the Philadelphia Suburbs. It has a pool, restaurant, room service, high speed internet, and a popular bar.

## Connect

Phone: +1 215 368-7602 Email: info@towamencin.org
# Towner

Towner is a town in the Lakes and Gardens area of North Dakota. It has a population of about 574 people. Elevation is 1,476 feet above sea level.

## Understand

Towner describes itself as the "Cattle Capital of North Dakota". The area was first settled in 1884. It was named for a civil war confederate soldier from the area, Oscar Towner.

## Get in
### By car

* From Devils Lake, take US-2 west for about 76 miles.
* From Minot, take US-2 east for 43 miles.

### By plane

* Towner Municipal Airport.

## Eat

* Cenex, Main Street, ☏ +1 701 537-5457.
# Towaoc

Towaoc is a small town on the Ute Mountain Ute Reservation in Southwestern Colorado, in the Rocky Mountains region of the United States of America.

## Do

* Ute Mountain Tribal Park, Highway 666, ☏ +1 800-847-5485. Informative tours on cliff dwellers and native tribes along with wall paintings and petroglyphs in their natural state.
* Ute Mountain Casino and Hotel, toll-free: +1-800-258-8007. (updated Oct 2016)

## Eat

* Main Street Brewery, 21 E Main St, Cortez, CO, ☏ +1 970 564-9112. Great home-grown beef and excellent beer. This is a local favorite in the nearby city of Cortez.
* Kuchu's, 11 Lucky Mile, ☏ +1 970 565-8800. American cuisine.

## Drink

See Main Street Brewery above.

## Go next

* Cortez
# Preston (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Preston:

### United Kingdom

* Preston - a city in Lancashire, in North West (England)

### United States of America

* Preston County - in West Virginia
* Preston - in Connecticut