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# Venice (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Venice:

### Italy

* Venice - the famous city of canals, in the Veneto region in Italy
* Metropolitan Venice, a metropolitan city made up by Venice and surrounding municipalities

### United States of America

* Venice (California) - a beach city in West Side (Los Angeles County), in California
* Venice (Florida) - a city in Sarasota County, Florida
* Venice (Illinois) - a city in Madison County, Illinois
* Venice (Louisiana) - a town in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana
* Venice (New York) - a town in Cayuga County, New York (state)
# San Pedro de Macoris

San Pedro de Macoris is a city in the province of the same name in the Dominican Republic. It is on the southern coast, 75km east of Santo Domingo and 45km east of the International Airport of "Las Americas" (SDQ), and has 140,000 inhabitants.
San Pedro is a sugarcane, baseball, university and tourist city.
Sugarcane is the main industry in San Pedro, which is surrounded by sugarcane fields.
The University UCE (University - Central of the East) has an international reputation for excellent medical knowledge and training. Many students from all over the world, mostly from the USA, are in San Pedro - to become a doctor.
Further, San Pedro seems to have very good presuppositions to create world class baseball players - for example Jorge Bell and Samy Sosa.
In San Pedro you will find a very alive and colorful small town, with colonial buildings and a very authentic Caribbean flair.
Drive along the "Malecon" - the Ocean Promenade and the Central Park, through some small streets where the market is located and get a complete impression of the Dominican way of live.

## Get in

* Santo Domingo International Airport SDQ + Taxi / Bus
If you stay in the hotels in Juan Dolio / Villas del Mar, you have to take a Taxi to get to San Pedro, which is in 15km distance. Enjoy a ride through the beautiful, real Dominican, city.

## Get around

Once in town, you may take
* Motoconcho (Motorcycle Taxi)
* Guagua (Public Taxi)
* Taxi
* or just walk, it's a small town

## See

* Church of San Pedro
* Market
* Juan Dolio and Villas del Mar Beach Areas

## Do

You have to go to the center of town, that's where the Central Park is located and get some "Pastelones (de Platano) en hojas" - they are supposed to be the best, banana snacks made in plantain leaves, in the entire world.
Just outside the town, on the road that goes to La Romana, you will find on your left side, about 1 km. from the road, Colegio Moriah. Situated in the barrio Las Colinas. This is a new built primary school, mainly for the poorest children that live in the bateys of the sugar cane workers. This project started around 2001 and has now around 400 children getting education. With help from American, Dutch and German friends, this is a still growing and expanding complex. There is a guest house and a possibility to stay and help. Ask for Tanis or Esther, who are the founders of the school and Baptist church on the terrain.

## Buy

There are numerous small and large stores, US style Supermarkets. You may want to check on textiles.

## Eat

Taquitos is a great place to go for street food.
* Pasteles Amables. Arguably the best pasteles en Hojas you will ever taste.

## Drink

To go out at night, you'll probably choose the Malecon area, which is the Ocean Boulevard - there are plenty of clubs and night-life.
* Colmado Reyes, Malecon Area (Ocean Blvd.). This place is a decent bar that gets a good crowd at night, sometimes with live music.

## Sleep

There are small motels in town
* Howard Johnson´s San Pedro de Macoris Hotel
# San Quirico d'Orcia

San Quirico d’Orcia, named after Saint Quiricus, is based in the Val d'Orcia natural park at the northern edge of Val d'Orcia area in southern Tuscany. Its surrounding walls result from its use as a military outpost in the 1550s; however its centre houses a medieval plan and includes the Romanesque Churches of Collegiata ad Santa Maria dell’Assunta, Palazzo Chigi, Church of San Francesco, and the Ospedale della Scala. The latter of these is a monument to the pilgrimage along via Francigena, the road on which the town is located but also more importantly the road which linked Rome with Canterbury.

## Get in

Although bus run from the town of Buonconvento and the railway station in Chiusi, car is most appropriate.

## See

* The Leonini Gardens (Horti Leonini) on the ancient ramparts. The gardens date from 1581 and include the 1688 sculpture of Cosimo De Medici 111.

## Go next

Nearby is the hamlet of Bagno Vignoni.
# San Quintin National Park

San Quintin National Park is a protected natural area on San Quintin Bay along the Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico. The park protects a short stretch of beach with coastal dunes and inland dry coastal brush that is home to 249 species of plant and animal, some endemic to the San Quintin area and some considered to be at risk. The San Quintin area is known for its extinct volcanic field with a number of volcanoes that last erupted 20,000 to 100,000 years ago.

## Understand

The park covers an area of about 86 hectares.

### History

San Quintin became part of the Mexico national parks system by presidential decree, signed by Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) on August 15, 2023.

### Flora and fauna

249 species of plant an animal are known to make their home in the dunes and brush of San Quintin, including a large number of birds. Birdwatchers will want to keep their eyes open for peregrine falcons, savannah sparrows, and red egrets, among many others. Several species of reptile live in the park including large numbers of alligator lizards, which are cool looking but not exactly endangered, and less commonly seen, the Baja rattlesnake, which is endemic to the park. Naturalists will appreciate the various succulents that live in the park's volcanic sands, such as the San Quintin liveforever.

### Climate

San Quintin has a climate that's usually described as Mediterranean, with dry, hot summers and temperate winters. The area gets very little rainfall, and what little it receives tends to fall during the winter months.

## Get in
### By car

San Quintin is 185 km south of Ensenada. It is an easy, direct drive on federal highway MEX-1 (the Pacific Coast Highway). The drive should take less than 3 hours. Be sure to start off with a full tank of gas because there is a stretch with a long distance between gas stations. You'll find hotels, restaurants and gas stations in the small town of San Quintin, which lies directly on the main highway. The park is southwest of the town.

### By bus

ABC operates two buses per day from Ensenada to San Quintin. The 3-1/2 hour ride will cost M$345 (June 2024). Costa de Oro buses also stop in San Quintin.

## Fees and permits

No park fees are charged.

## Get around

You'll want a car, preferably a 4x4 with wide tires capable of driving on sand. Once in the park, walking is ideal.

## See

* Beautiful coastal vistas
* Brilliant sunsets
* Dormant volcanoes

## Do

* Hike
* Swim
* Get a sunburn

## Buy, Eat, Drink and Sleep

All travel services that you might need are in the nearby town of San Quintin. You may be able to sleep on the beach in the park.

## Go next

* Sierra de San Pedro Martir National Park
* Constitution 1857 National Park
* Camalu
# San Pedro de Quemes

San Pedro de Quemes is a village in Potosí Department, Bolivia .

## Understand

San Pedro de Quemes is one of the points of refuelling & resupply around Salar de Uyuni.
You can get Internet access in the municipal centre that is on the east side of the main square. You can find limited groceries - no fresh fruit or vegetables to speak of, but plenty of cookies, pasta, tuna, sauces, long life juices and eggs.
There is a bakery that prepares bread every day but you need to order your bread in advance. This lies close to the southern edge of town, ask around or check out OpenStreetMap for its exact location.

## Get in

The roads that lead to/from San Pedro de Quemes are mapped in OpenStreetMap. They include an approach from the south that links to the "International Road", a road leading to San Juan and a smaller road leading to Salar de Uyuni.

## Get around

San Pedro de Quemes is small enough to walk around on foot.

## See

* Pueblo Quemado, the ruined village on the top of the hill.
* The local museum

## Eat

Meals can be prepared for you if you ask in advance. Do not expect a turn-up-and-eat restaurant, because you will find none.

## Sleep

There are at least two hotels:
* The expensive one (US$100 per night) on the top of the hill.
* The inexpensive one (Bs. 50 per night) lies on the southern edge of the town, right next to the football field.

## Go next

You will probably need to arrange your own transportation. Guided tours with 4x4 vehicles use San Pedro de Quemes as an overnight stop, so ask them if they have room for you.
# Rockingham

There is more than one place called Rockingham:

### Australia

* Rockingham (Australia) - A town in Western Australia.

### United States of America

* Rockingham (North Carolina) - A town in North Carolina
* Rockingham (Vermont) - A town in Vermont
# Rockaway

There is more than one place called Rockaway:

### United States of America

* Rockaway (New Jersey) — a township and borough in New Jersey
* Rockaway (New York) — a neighborhood in the borough of Queens in New York City

### See also

* Rockaway Beach (disambiguation)
# Rockaway Beach (Oregon)

Rockaway Beach is a city on the Northern Oregon Coast.

## Get in

It is along scenic US Hwy 101 that runs North-South on the Oregon coast.

## See

* International Police Museum, 395 Nehalem Blvd, Wheeler (inside Wheeler Treasures), ☏ +1 503-457-6056. (updated Feb 2021)

## Do

* 45.6429-123.9421 Manhattan Beach State Recreation Site, ☏ +1 503-812-0650. (updated Feb 2021)

## Eat

* Rockaway Pronto Pup, 602 S Hwy 101 (Look for the giant corndog on the roof), ☏ +1 971-306-1164. Claims to have invented the corndog in the 1930s, and to have the world's first riding mechanical corndog. Besides 3 sizes of beef corndogs, they have veggie dogs as well as battered zucchini, dill pickle, and a three cheese variety, which are all vegetarian. They also have a seasonal corndog flavor, soft-serve ice cream, and the inevitable hats and T-shirts. (updated Feb 2021)

## Drink

* Littotal Bar, 2010 N Hwy 101, ☏ +1 503-457-3439. Cocktail bar that also has local craft beer. Minors allowed with adult until 8PM. (updated Feb 2021)

## Sleep

* Surfside Resort, 101 NW 11th, ☏ +1 503 355-2312, toll-free: +1-800-243-7786. Very nice resort on the beach. Pets welcomed ($10 per night).
* Sea Haven Motel and Hostel, 520 N Hwy 101, ☏ +1 503 355-8101. Dorms and private rooms available. Pets welcome in the motel rooms ($7 fee).
* Twin Rocks Motel, 7925 Minnehaha St, ☏ +1 503-355-2391, toll-free: +1-877-355-2391. Check-in: 4PM, check-out: 11AM. (updated Mar 2021)
# Rockaway Beach

There is more than one place called Rockaway Beach:

### United States of America

* Rockaway Beach (Missouri) - a town in the state of Missouri.
* Rockaway Beach (Oregon) - a town in the state of Oregon.
* Rockaway Beach (New York) - a neighborhood in the borough of Queens in New York City.

### See also

* Rockaway (disambiguation)
# Wallingford

There is more than one place called Wallingford:

### England

* Wallingford (England) — A town in England.

### United States of America

* Wallingford (Connecticut) — A town in Connecticut.
* Wallingford (Iowa) — A town in Iowa.
* Wallingford (Pennsylvania) — A town in Pennsylvania.
* Wallingford (Washington) — A neighborhood in Seattle.
* Wallingford (Vermont) — A town in Vermont.
# Walloon Brabant

Walloon Brabant is a province of the Wallonia region of southern Belgium.

## Cities

* 50.6911394.7983981 Incourt
* 50.7227144.8716032 Jodoigne
* 50.6680944.6117933 Louvain-la-Neuve — A newly built university town.
* 50.579414.5402764 Villers-la-Ville — Home to the Villers Abbey, one of the most beautiful ruins of Belgium.
* 50.7144654.3998565 Waterloo — Famous for the Battle of Waterloo, the battlefield area is the most visited in the province.
* 50.7156124.6115086 Wavre

## Get around
### By public transport

* TEC buses service most parts of the province.

## Do

* 50.69894.58921 Walibi (train station Bierges-Walibi). The largest theme park of Walloon Brabant, and one of the larger ones of Belgium, famous for its roller coasters (most notably the new for 2021 Kondaa, an Intamin mega coaster among the best in the world, Vampire, an inverted Vekoma coaster, and werewolf, the largest wooden roller coaster in the country). (updated Nov 2022)

## Go next

* Head to the capital city of Belgium, Brussels.
* Namur — the capital of the Wallonia region is also very closeby.
# Wallingford (Connecticut)

Wallingford is a city in Connecticut.

## Get around

    See also: Rail travel in the United States
* 41.46161-72.822741 Wallingford station, 343 North Cherry St. (updated Oct 2023)
** Amtrak, ☏ +1 215-856-7924, toll-free: +1-800-872-7245. Operates trains throughout the United States of America. (updated Dec 2020) Routes stopping at Windsor Locks:
*** Amtrak Hartford Line operating 3-5 trips per direction daily between Springfield and New Haven with stops in Windsor Locks, Windsor, Hartford, Berlin, Meriden, and Wallingford.
*** Northeast Regional operating twice daily between Springfield and Washington, D.C. with stops in Windsor Locks, Windsor, Hartford, Berlin, Meriden, Wallingford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Stamford, New Rochelle, New York City, Newark, Trenton, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Baltimore, and New Carrollton.
*** Valley Flyer operates twice daily between Greenfield and New Haven including stops in Northampton, Holyoke, Springfield, Windsor Locks, Windsor, Hartford, Berlin, Meriden, and Wallingford.
** CTrail Hartford Line, toll-free: +1-877-287-4337. Operates trains along the same route as the Amtrak Hartford Line. (updated Oct 2023)

## Do

* 41.4894-72.80761 $^{[deadlink]}$ On Track Karting. ,
* 41.4773-73.81332 Sky Zone Wallingford. - located in Wallingford
* 41.426-72.83473 Wharton Brook State Park, ☏ +1 203-287-5658, deep.stateparks@ct.gov. Free. (updated Apr 2021)

## Sleep

* Courtyard New Haven Wallingford, 600 Northrop Road, ☏ +1 203 284-9400. Offers complimentary shuttle to local businesses and restaurants. $109.
* Fairfield Inn New Haven Wallingford, 100 Miles Dr, ☏ +1 203 284-0001.
* The Wallingford Victorian Inn, 245 N Main St, ☏ +1 203 265-1200. A Victorian bed and breakfast featuring five suites. (updated Jul 2018)
# Wallis Island

Wallis Island (ʻUvea) is the largest island in the Wallis Islands group of Wallis and Futuna. It is surrounded by 15 smaller islands, all of which are uninhabited.

## Understand

Administratively split into the districts: Hahake ("east"), Hihifo ("west"), and Mu'a ("first")

### Villages

* -13.343399-176.2060261 Mala'efo'ou (formerly Mua) - capital of Mu'a District
* -13.2827-176.17372 Mata-Utu (Matāʻutu) - capital of Hahake District, and capital of Wallis and Futuna
* -13.230278-176.19253 Vaitupu - capital of Hihifo District

## Get in
### By plane

The only point of entry by plane is Hihifo Airport on Wallis, which is connected to Nouméa and Nadi
# Seda

There's more than one place called 'Seda:

### China

* Seda (Sichuan) - a city in Ganzi (prefecture)

### Latvia

* Seda (Latvia) - a town in the Valka district
# Sechin

Sechin is 5km SE of Casma, a city on the Panamerican Highway in Peru's Northern Coast.

## Get in

There are frequent buses along the Panamerican Highway. Colectivos are usually large old American cars, which when full go from Casma by Las Tortugas Beach Cove & on to Chimbote.

## Get around

Colectivos & motor-cycle taxis can be hired to take you to the Sechin site & museum.

## See

Cerro Sechin archaeological site & Museo Max Uhle are 5km SE of Casma. Hundreds of Monoliths depict victorious warriors & their mutilated enemies at a site that dates from 1600BC, & lies below Cerro Sechin, which gives a commanding view over the Casma Valley.
# Sedan

Sedan is a town in Chautauqua County in Southeastern Kansas.

## See

* 37.1269-96.18531 Emmett Kelly Museum, 204 E Main St, ☏ +1-620-725-3470. Sedan is the birthplace of the legendary tramp clown Emmett Kelly. This museum, in the town's old opera house, documents the life and times of Sedan's favorite son.

## Eat

* Green Door Cafe, 120 W Main St, toll-free: +1 620 725-3280. (updated Mar 2023)
# Secunda

Secunda (from Latin: second, secund, secundi meaning second/following) is a town built amidst the coalfields of the Mpumalanga province of South Africa. It was named for being the second Sasol extraction refinery producing oil from coal, after Sasolburg, some 140 kilometres (87 mi) to the west.

## Understand
### Climate

During the summer, Secunda has a very pleasant climate with an average temperature of 26.5 °C. During the winter, the nights are cold, and frost regularly occurs, whereas temperatures can go as low as -10'C at low lying areas in extreme cases. The days are dry, sunny and warm with an average day temperature of 16.2 °C.

## Get in

Secunda is 130 km east of Johannesburg on Highway N17.
* Greyhound ZA Bus, Ragmor Shell Service Station, Cnr Helen Joseph Dr and Steenkamp St, ☏ +27 11 611 8000. Route #13300. One bus leaves Park City Transit Centre, 96 Rissik St, Johannesburg, daily at 8AM and arrives at Secunda at 10:30AM (R300 per person). One bus leaves Durban Station 4 Jelf Taylor Cres, Durban, daily at 7:15AM and arrives at Secunda at 5:30PM (R670 per person). (updated Feb 2023)

## Do

* -26.51229.1621 Graceland Hotel Casino and Country Club, 1 eMbalenhle Road (off the N17 highway), ☏ +27 17 620 1000. 24 hours. A casino based on the times of Elvis Presley and American culture from that period. (updated Feb 2023)

## Buy

* -26.510629.18321 Secunda Mall, PDP Kruger St. M-Th 9AM-6PM, F 9AM-7PM, Sa 9AM-5PM, Su 9AM-3PM. Includes Checkers Hyper, Pick'n'Pay, and Game. (updated Feb 2023)

## Sleep

* -26.4824529.233511 Hotel @ Secunda. (updated Dec 2022)
* -26.50142529.2084472 B'n'B Secunda. (updated Dec 2022)
* -26.49335929.191713 Secunda Hotel. (updated Dec 2022)
* -26.50380629.1980624 Panorama Secunda. (updated Dec 2022)
* -26.52008829.2113655 La Bella Secunda Guest House. (updated Dec 2022)
# Seda (Latvia)

Seda is a town in the Valka district of Latvia, with 1,700 inhabitants. It lies 20 km from Valka and the Estonian border.

## Understand

Seda is one of the youngest towns and an industrial centre built in 1953 for the workers of the nearby Seda peat marshes. The inhabitants were brought here from all over the Soviet Union. Built in the best traditions of the Stalinist style of the post-World War II period: with the same yellow cover and decorated with luxurious columns of a palace; only a monument of Lenin in front is missing. In Russia this style is common, but for the Baltic states the sight is unusual. Traces of decline are hidden by external cosmetic repairs.

## Get in

There are three trains and several buses a day from Riga, going to Valga, Estonia. They all stop in Seda, see 1188.lv.

## Get around

Seda is so small, anything beyond walking is largely overdrawn.

## See

* Seda is a monument of Stalinist architecture. It's a perfect place for people seeking Soviet nostalgia. The design and structure of the town centre is a wonderful example of the monumental architecture of 1950s Stalinist times, which has not been ruined by any new building yet.
* 57.6537525.759681 Narrow-gauge peat enterprise. In 2008, the status was unknown. The depot is northeast of the centre. There you can see old wagons and other equipment. If active, take a trip on a narrow-gauge train going to the peat marshes.
* 57.6684725.753762 Peat bogs. This is the hidden gem of Seda, and a dream for nature lovers. This former peat extraction occupies an area of ​​more than 10 km². There have been sluggish attempts to turn this huge swamp into an object of nature tourism; a pedestrian route has been laid, observation towers have been built, one of which is 2 km from Seda, at the coordinates indicated with this listing. The trail to the tower is a densely peat-strewn road and one is not equipped with signs. In a dry state it is passable for cars. Further on, you will most likely have to walk. In general, this area is almost completely untouched by the man, but Estonian bogs are perfect for tourists; at least when having GPS or a map.

## Do

* Walk around those three streets – it will not take more than an hour.
* Seda nature trail (Sedas daba taka (ekotaka)). free. (updated Oct 2016)

## Buy

In the central square there is a small shop with unknown opening hours.

## Sleep

Check out the observation towers in the Peat bogs, if you have sleeping bag and mattress. They might have a roof and thus be sufficient for an overnight stay.
Otherwise, check out the options available in the nearby town Strenči.

## Go next

* Strenči – 5 km southwest. Features a mental hospital in a nice surrounding.
* Valka – A unique town on the Estonian border, which runs through the town centre, creating Valga on the other side. It is close to regaining the status of an important cultural centre.
* Smiltene – Features a manor, some castle ruins, and a watch tower over the surrounding area. Not very interesting, but quite cosy and slightly larger than Valka, and not far from the Pskov highway.
# Vik

Vik or Vík can refer to more than one place:

## Iceland

* Vík í Mýrdal, a village in South Iceland

## Sweden

* Vik (Österlen), a village in Österlen, southern Sweden

## Norway

Is the name of a municipality and a number of villages.
# Saint-Pierre (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Saint-Pierre:

### Caribbean

* Saint-Pierre (Martinique) - A city on the island of Martinique.

### Africa

* Saint-Pierre (Reunion)- A town on the island of Reunion.

### Belgium

* Woluwé-Saint-Pierre - A district of Brussels.

### France

* Saint-Pierre-d'Oléron - A city in Charente-Maritime .

### Saint Pierre and Miquelon

* Saint-Pierre - An island in the North Atlantic.
* Saint-Pierre-d'Oléron
# Saint-Pons-de-Thomières

St Pons de Thomieres is a cathedral village in Languedoc-Rousillon. It is the capital of the Haut Languedoc Regional Park and is situated by the river Jaur.

## Get in

It is situated on the N112/D612 from Béziers.

## See

This is a great centre for getting around the Monts de Lacaune, Le Sidobre and, nearest and possibly most appealing, the Monts d'Épinousse. Within the village the cathedral is well worth seeing - a mixture of Romanesque and Gothic styles, although it's date would not suggest Romanesque.

## Do

Try to look at the market early on a Friday and then get out into the country somewhere! The crowding is mind bending!

## Sleep

If camping, see Fraisse-sur-Agout