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# Halki

Halki is a small island in the Dodecanese region of the Greek Islands, close to the far busier island of Rhodes. Untouched by mass tourism, it is a great place for a relaxing vacation. It has a few lovely beaches and its main village has a unique charm. Halki is connected to Rhodes via ferry, and day trips from one island to the other are quite popular.

## Understand

The island had a permanent population of 478 in 2011, with 330 in the only village, Emporio. The population grows with tourism during the summer months.
The community is divided in two parts, Chorio (Χωριό, also spelled Horio, "Village") and Emporio (Εμποριό, "Market").
The island supported a much larger population until emigration in the mid-20th century, when Chorio was almost completely abandoned, with many of its residents moving to Tarpon Springs, Florida.

## See

A ruined medieval castle of the Knights of St. John overlooks the old town and the chapel contains some of the original frescoes.

## Do
### Beaches

Halki is surrounded by beautiful beaches, many of which can be reached on foot, others by boat. The three beaches that one can easily go to on foot are Pontamos, Ftenaya and Cania. There are still three beaches you can walk to but it is more complicated so most people prefer to go by boat. These beaches are Gyaloi, Areta and Trachia.
* Pontamos is the only sandy beach, in the southern part of the island, the shape and size of which often changes in winter, depending on the weather conditions. On foot starting from the port, Iborio, you are there in ten minutes. The road is asphalt. Above the beach there is a tavern, canteen and umbrellas for sunbathing.
* Ftenaya is on the side of the hotel, behind the chapel of Agia Ekaterini. If you get to the chapel, go down the rocks on the back side and you will see the beach. The beach is a small rocky beach, which is about a 15-minute walk. This beach is also accessible by car from a road that passes under the windmills, but not on asphalt. There is a tavern and there are umbrellas for sunbathing.
* The beach in Kania is north of the centre of the island, Iborio, near the fish farms. It can be reached on foot in about 25 minutes, but also by car, since the road is paved. The road starts from Iborios and turns right in the second alley after the school. There is a canteen there as well as umbrellas during the summer.
* At Gyaloi beach, you will see a small and pebbly beach, on the south side of the island. The pebbles are white and large. To go there you have to reach Chorio and you continue going down the road that is in front of Chorio. On this beach there is nothing to supply you with refreshments etc. that's what you should take care of. This beach is accessible on foot, by car, but also by boat.
* Areta is also a beautiful beach which is a double beach beyond Pontamos. Its access is by boat. It is a piece of land that literally enters the sea creating 2 beaches.
* Trachia on the south side of the island.
# Hall in Tirol

Hall is a city in Tyrol near Innsbruck.

## Get in

Hall in Tirol is 8 minutes by train from Innsbruck Hbf.
* 47.276911.50141 Bahnhof Hall in Tirol.

## Get around

Hall in Tirol is small enough to traverse by foot, and all tourist attractions can be reached within half an hour walk.

## See

* Old Town
* Salt-mining in Hall.
* Swarovski Crystal Worlds im Wattens
* 47.28250511.5175181 Thöml-Schlössl. (updated Dec 2018)
* 47.281511.50672 Pfarrkirche St. Nikolaus. (updated Dec 2018)
* 47.281111.50933 Herz-Jesu-Basilika. (updated Dec 2018)
* 47.28124611.5077374 Bergbaumuseum.

## Go next

* 47.26833311.3933331 Innsbruck — regional capital of Tyrol and largest city in the Inn valley, 5 km east of Hall in Tirol
* 47.230811.40892 Igls — between Innsbruck and the 47.20861111.4605561 Patscherkofel mountain
* 47.3988911.560833 Eng — the largest alm in Europe and one of the most remote settlements in the Alps
* 47.29138911.59254 Wattens — home of the Swarovski Crystal Company
* 47.3511.75 Schwaz — commercial centre in the Inn valley
# Hallandale Beach

Hallandale is in Broward County, Florida.

## Get in

Take the #1 Broward County bus from Fort Lauderdale Airport.

## Do

* 25.9785-80.1381 Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino, 901 S Federal Hwy, ☏ +1 954-454-7000. 24 hrs. Since 1939, Gulfstream Park has been one of the most important venues for horseracing in America. Now, with year-round live racing, the world’s top thoroughbred contenders pass through Gulfstream Park with their eye on Triple Crown glory. Free admission and parking, valet parking $10-30. (updated Nov 2021)
* 25.9948-80.14552 Big Easy Casino (formerly Mardi Gras Casino), 831 N Federal Hwy, ☏ +1 954 924-3200. Casino M-Th 9AM-4AM, Weekends 24 Hrs (F 9AM-M 4AM); Poker 10AM-4AM daily, Simulcast starts 11AM. Slots, poker, and simulcast wagering. (updated Nov 2021)

## Buy

The posh, expansive Aventura Mall is just minutes away and is often rated among the top five retail malls in the United States.

## Sleep

* Hampton Inn Hallandale, 1000 South Federal Highway. Hallandale Beach. Between Fort Lauderdale and Hallandale Beach, across the street from Gulfstream Park & Casino. Other attractions near the hotel include Pro Player Stadium, Mardi Gras Racetrack and Gaming Center, and over 150 shops and cinema at Aventura Mall. In addition to free breakfast and internet, the hotel also features a fitness center, pool and restaurant.

## Go next

Neighboring Hollywood, and Sunny Isles are less than a mile away while Miami, Miami Beach, and Fort Lauderdale are about a half hour's drive or 40 minutes by bus.
# Hall

There is more than one place, named Hall:

### Australia

* Hall (ACT) – a district of Canberra

### Austria

* Hall in Tirol
# Halland

Halland$^{[deadlink]}$ is a province in Götaland.

## Municipalities

* Kungsbacka
* Varberg
* Falkenberg
* Halmstad
* Hylte
* Laholm

## Get in
### By plane

From the Landvetter and Gothenburg City airports, the airport bus to Gothenburg (going directly from the airport building, ticket by creditcard from driver) and then train is preferred. From Copenhagen airport, Öresundståg trains go directly from the arrival area. From Halmstad airport, there are local buses.

### By train

Public transport to the Halland coast cities is by the Öresundståg trains. They connect from e.g. Gothenburg, Malmö or Copenhagen. To Hylte use bus from Halmstad. Between Gothenburg and Kungsbacka there are also Västtrafik trains. Resrobot is a search engine for all public transport inside Sweden. Tickets for Öresundståg train can be bought with credit card in machines at the station. They are not sold onboard, must be prebought.

### By bus

Some long distance buses between Oslo and Copenhagen stop in Halmstad, others don't. They don't stop at other places in Halland. Trains would be recommended.

### By car

From Denmark, Norway or Gothenburg, use the E6/E20 highway. From Stockholm to Varberg use road E4, 40 and 41. From Stockholm to Halmstad use road E4 and 25.

## Get around

Inside the municipalities there are buses. Public transportation in Halland is run by Hallandstrafiken. Between the cities, except Hylte, use the train. Public transportation in Kungsbacka is run by Västtrafik.

### By cycling

One of Sweden's major cycling routes, Kattegattleden runs mostly through Halland.

## See

* Radio Station Grimeton is the world's only remaining longwave radiotelegraph station of its kind is on UNESCO's World Heritage list. Situated 10 km east of Varberg.
* Varberg's fortress (Varbergs fästning)

## Buy

* Gekås in Ullared. Village of about 1,000 inhabitants that is famous for its department store with more than 3.5 million visitors a year.

## Go next

* Halland
# Arbus

Arbus is a town in Sardinia.
The town of Arbus is located in the Sardinian southwest coast and it is famous for its uncontaminated coastline, known as Costa Verde (Marina di Arbus). The region of Arbus, the Arburese, is also known for its many archaeological sites, from the Phoenician and Roman ruins to the industrial archaeology of the mines of Montevecchio and Ingurtosu.

## Get in
### By train

It is possible to get a train to S. Gavino from any of the main railway stations of Sardinia (such as Cagliari, Oristano, Sassari, Olbia). Get off at S. Gavino. From S. Gavino, take a bus to Arbus.

### By bus

From Cagliari, you can take a bus to Arbus. In Cagliari, the bus station is located next to the railway station, in piazza Matteotti (the big square between via Roma and the harbour area). The bus company which gets to Arbus and to the neighbouring cities is called ARST.

### By car

* From Olbia, take the SS 131 D.C.N., take the SS 131 (heading towards Cagliari) onto the exit Marrubiu-Terralba, then take the SS 126 onto Arbus.
* From Cagliari, take the way SS 131 (heading toward Sassari) until km 46, then choose the exit Sanluri-Guspini-Arbus. Take the SS 197 (heading towards Guspini). When in Guspini, take the SS 126 to Arbus.
* From Porto Torres-Alghero, take the SS 131 (heading towards Cagliari) and continue onto the exit Marrubiu-Terralba. Then, take the SS 126 onto Arbus.

## See

The town of Arbus presents several attractions such as:
* 39.526628.5980891 Museo del Coltello Sardo (Museum of the Sardinian Knife) (via Roma, 15).

### Churches

* 39.5270878.6008632 Chiesa di San Sebastiano (Church of Saint Sebastiano) (via Mentana, 19 - Arbus). (updated Jan 2018)
* Chiesa di Sant'Antonio di Santadi (Church of Saint Anthony of Santadi). (updated Jan 2018)
* 39.5272128.5961963 Chiesa della Beata Vergine d'Itria (Church of the Beata Vergine of Itria). (updated Jan 2018)
In the nearby, it is possible to visit several archaeological sites. The most famous is the Montevecchio mines, notable example of industrial archaeology.
In the territory of Arbus, it is also located the Monte Arcuentu (785 m, 2575 ft), mountain noticeable for its peculiar natural environment, but also for its relevance in Sardianin history and its place in local folklore and legends.

## Do

Climb the nearby mountains:
* 39.5968.5471 Monte Arcuentu (Mount Arcuentu). (updated Jan 2018)
* Monte Granatico (Mount Granatico). (updated Jan 2018)
# Arcadia

Arcadia (Greek: Ἀρκαδία) was a region in the central Peloponnese. It took its name from the mythological character Arcas and in Greek mythology, it was the home of the god Pan.
There is more than one place called Arcadia:

### Greece

* Arcadia (Greece) — A region of Peloponnese

### United States of America

* Arcadia (California) — A town in the San Gabriel Valley of California
* Arcadia (Florida) — A town in Heartland region of Florida
* Arcadia (Louisiana) - A town in North Louisiana
* Arcadia (Michigan) — A town in the Grand Traverse Bay Area of Michigan
* Arcadia (Oklahoma) — A town in the Greater Oklahoma City region of Oklahoma
* Arcadia Wildlife Management Park — A recreational area in Rhode Island
# Arbanassi

Arbanasi (Bulgarian: Арбанаси) is a small village close to the city of Veliko Tarnovo in the north-central part of Bulgaria, notable for its preserved 19th century architecture and old churches.

## Get in

From Veliko Tarnovo you can take taxi to Arbanasi, which should cost 3-5 levs. There is also an infrequent local bus. The hike from Arbanassi to Veliko Turnovo is especially scenic.

## Get around

It is easy to walk all around town.

## See

Several churches. The most impressive one is the Nativity Church, entirely covered with frescos.
There are also museum houses. In the central square of Arbanasi you can find a tourist info board with map.

## Sleep

* Gurko Hotel and Tavern, 33 Gurko Str, Veliko Tarnovo, ☏ +359 62 627839, hotel_gurko@abv.bg. Hotel with a classic rustic feel. Free breakfast. (updated Jan 2018)

## Go next

There are taxis in central square. There's also one bus stop in the center, and there are bus time tables, so if you are lucky you can take a cheap bus journey.
# Gudauta

Gudauta (Abkhaz: Гәдоуҭа) is in Abkhazia.

## Get in

By bus from Sukhumi or Gagra.
By Moscow - Sukhumi train which goes two times a week in a winter and daily in a summer.
43.107540.61611 Train station.

## See

* Museum "Abazgia". Consists of four exhibition halls: two of them dedicated to the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict, one - to archeology and the last one - to ethnography.

### Out of town

* Natural caves, at the origins of the river Mchishta.
* 43.14682440.7150371 Abahvatsa fortress, Abahvatsa village. Fortress walls surround an area of about 600 square meters. The height of the walls in some places reaches up to three meters, being 1 m thick. There is a seriously damaged four-storey tower standing on the edge of the cliff. In the northwestern part of the fortress there is a destroyed underpass and a cave. Fortress itself was built not later than XIII century.

### Lykhny village

Lykhny - is a village 5 km NW from Gudauta. Moreover, it's the biggest village in Abkhazia with the population of 15000 people. It once was a capital of Abkhazia and an official residence of Abkhazian supreme prince from 1808 to 1864.
* 43.139840.61822 Lykhny temple. Consists of a bell tower and a dome temple (X - XI cc.) featuring XIV century frescoes. Inside the church there is a tomb of prince George Chachba-Shervashidze. And it's a still working church.
* 43.13940.61893 Ruins of a palace. Ruins of a X century complex which consists of Abkhazian kings' summer palace and a summer residence of the ruling princes Chachba.
* 43.137840.61794 Glade Lyhnashta. It's a historical field in the center of the village, the place of traditional meetings of the Abkhazian people.

## Go next

* Gagra
* Gold Coast and Musser (Misri) (18-20 km NW of Gudauta) - small picturesque resort towns
* New Athos (Novy Afon)
* Ochamchira
* Pitsunda
* Sukhumi — capital
# Guelmim

Guelmim is a city in the Anti Atlas region of Morocco. Known as the "Gateway to the Desert," Guelmim is a convenient starting point for experiencing the desert. Guelmim is also known for its market, and its camel market.

## Understand

The population of the city was 200,000 in 2018, making it the largest city in the region.
It was once a caravan center on the road to Timbuktu. Today, it is an important place of trade and exchange between the sedentary population and the nomads of the desert. In particular, it houses a weekly camel market, known as "Amhayrich", which is the largest camel market in Morocco.
The languages ​​spoken in the region are Darija (dialect of modern Arabic), Berber, Hassanya (Arabic dialect). There are different Arab and Berber tribes around Guelmim, including Reguibat, Oulad Dleïme, Oulad Bousbaa, Tekna, Azwafit, Sbouya, Aït Oussa, Aït Brahim, Aït Yassin, Aït Lahcen, Ait Bouhou and Ait Baâmrane.

### Climate

The climate of the region is sub-desert, but much cooler and much less dry than the typically Saharan regions, except during the periods of chergui (the desert wind) during which it can be hotter than in the Sahara. The average temperature ranges between 12 °C in winter and 30 °C in summer but can easily fall below 5 °C or exceed 40 °C.

## Get in

The N1 and N12 highways cross at Guelmim and link it to the nearby region of Souss-Massa.
It lies 200 km south of Agadir, 110 km from Tiznit, 30 km from the Atlantic Ocean, 400 km from Laayoune, and 54 km from Sidi Ifni.
Guelmim has an airport with direct flights from Tan-Tan, Casablanca and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria .

## See

About 10 km southeast of the city is the 28.9296-9.99321 Asrir Oasis, which is a popular destination.
25 km away is Zriouila, a village with mud houses, in an oasis around a spring.

## Do

29.0926-10.02272 Abaynou village is about 13 km northeast of the city. It has an oasis and warm water sources.
The “white beach” is about 30 km from the city.

## Buy

Guelmim has a pretty souk where you can find everything and which stays open quite late. At Guelmim's weekly livestock market, you can buy a camel or sheep.
# Guaíra

Guaíra is in the Cascavel region in Brazil on the border with Paraguay. It is the gateway to the Pantanal of Paraná and constitutes a corridor of biodiversity with more than 200 islands. Guaíra is well set up for visitors who want to relax, to learn about the history of colonization, or to live in contact with nature.

## Get in

Guaíra is 526 km from Curitiba.

## See

* Cross of the Americas (Centro Náutico Marinas). This cross, dated to 1556, is perhaps the oldest mark of Spanish presence in Brazilian territory.
* Guaíra Park. The main green space of the city.
* Igreja de Pedra Nuestro Señor Del Perdón, Rua São Francisco. Spanish missionary chapel made of stone.
* Sete Quedas Museum (Museu Sete Quedas), Avenida Sete de Setembro 22, ☏ +55 44 3642-4372. Various exhibits on regional fauna, indigenous art, and objects that evidence the passage of the Spanish and Portuguese through the area.

## Do

* River trips with amateur and professional fishing, with a stop at Lagoa Saraiva to dive in its warm and transparent waters
* Ecological tour along the trails of São Francisco Island

## Eat

Pintado na Telha is a typical dish from Guaíra.
# Grosse-Île

In the French language, « Grosse-Île » means "large island".
There's more than one place called Grosse-Île or Grosse Isle:

## Canada

* Grosse Isle National Historic Site, a quarantine station in the era of the Irish potato famine, near Montmagny and Quebec City
* An island in the Îles-de-la-Madeleine in Québec

## United States of America

* Grosse Ile, a township and island community in Michigan 25 mi (40 km) southwest of Windsor-Detroit
# Groom

Groom is a town in the Texas Panhandle on historic Route 66.

## Get in

Interstate 40 leads straight into Groom.

## Get around

Interstate 40 and Texas Route 40 encircle Groom.

## See

Miscelleaneous Route 66 remnants line Main Street.
* The Cross. This 190 foot cross is visible up to 20 miles away, the second largest cross in the Western Hemisphere.
* Leaning Water Tower. The water tower, once an actual source of water for the town, is an oft-photographed landmark and appears in many books and articles about Route 66. Nearby is Ralph Britten's truck stop, now boarded up and in disrepair.

## Eat

* Blessed Mary's Restaurant, 701 Front St, ☏ +1 806 248-0170.
* Dairy Queen, Interstate 40, ☏ +1 806 248-7015.
* Rustlers Route 66 Steakhouse, 407 Front St, ☏ +1 806 248-0235.

## Sleep

* Chalet Inn, 610 Eastern Ave, ☏ +1 806 248-7524.

## Go next

* See more of Historic Route 66 to the west in Conway or to the east in Alanreed, McLean, and Shamrock.
# Grosse Pointe

Grosse Pointe is an area in Wayne County in the state of Michigan. It includes the cities of Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe Farms, Grosse Pointe Shores, and Grosse Pointe Woods. This article also covers the city of Harper Woods.

## Get in

The nearest freeway is Interstate 94, which runs through Detroit and Harper Woods.

## Get around

Airport Shuttle Services are available by reservation. $59.00 one way to Detroit Metropolitan Airport in Romulus, Mich. Contact Detroit Airport Shuttle and Taxi at ☏ +1 313 759-7741.

## See

* 42.4165-82.89761 Country Club of Detroit, 220 Country Club Dr, Grosse Pointe Farms. Founded in 1897.
* 42.454083-82.8692 Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Lakeshore Dr, Grosse Pointe Shores, ☏ +1 313 884-4222. Public tours. This tour is highly recommended for first time visitors.
* 42.386944-82.8972223 Grosse Pointe War Memorial (Russell A. Alger Jr. House), 32 Lake Shore Dr, Grosse Pointe Farms, ☏ +1 313 881-7511. Public tours.

## Do

* Eyes on Design, 1100 Lake Shore Rd. Annual car show at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House. (updated Jan 2021)

## Buy

* The Village, downtown Grosse Pointe. Kercheval between Cadieux and Neff, Grosse Pointe.
* 42.380532-82.942441 Shaw's Books, 14932 Kercheval Ave, Grosse Pointe Park, ☏ +1 313 824-0816. Buyer and seller of collectible books. (updated Jul 2020)

## Eat

* 42.395851-82.9024741 The Hill Seafood and Chop House, 123 Kercheval Ave, Grosse Pointe Farms, ☏ +1 313 886-8101. Th-Sa 5PM-midnight. Fine dining. (updated Jul 2020)

## Sleep

There are no hotels in Grosse Pointe. The nearest accommodations can be found in Detroit or in some of the nearby suburbs in Macomb County.
# Groningen (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Groningen:

### Netherlands

* Groningen (province) - A province of the Netherlands.
* Groningen - The capital of Groningen (province).

### Suriname

* Groningen (Suriname) - A city in Suriname.
# Izberbash

Izberbash is a small city of some 60,000 people (2020) on the coast of the Caspian Sea in Dagestan between Makhachkala and Derbent. It is known as a city of oil workers, but it is developing into a resort and recreation center on the shores of the Caspian Sea.

## Understand
### Climate

The climate is strongly influenced by the Caspian Sea, due to which autumn is long and warm, and spring comes with a delay. Winters are mild, snow lasts only two weeks a year, the coldest month is usually February. The sea does not freeze (the average water surface temperature in February here is +3.5 °C), however, ice floes from the northern Caspian are driven to the shores of the wind, especially numerous in severe winters. Summer is long and hot.

## Get in

It is 56 km (35 mi) southeast of Makhachkala.
There are two marshrutkas daily from Makhachala and Derbent.

## See

* 42.55944447.8438891 Mount Pushkin-Tau (Mount Izerbash). Its slope resembles the profile of A.S. Pushkin.

## Do

* Izberbash's main beach is at the end of Ushakova Street. It is quite long (about 3 km long) and rather wide (200 m wide). Local sand has a fine-grained structure, in places mixed with shells. Natural rock ridges function as natural breakwaters and protect beaches from surging waves quite well. There are usually no storms and hurricanes in the Izberbash area. The beach has changing cabins, sun awnings, band enches. There are also thermal showers on the beach. The sand is regularly sifted with a sand cleaning harvester. Rescue posts are also equipped. There are two paved parking lots near the beach for easy access to its territory.

## Stay safe

    See also: Dagestan#Stay_safe
# Izeh

Izeh (Persian: ایذه), formerly known as Izaj and Malemir, is a city in the Khuzestan province in southwestern Iran.

## Understand

Izeh has temperate weather in spring and summer, although in winter it is usually the coldest city in the Khuzestan province. Izeh is populated by Bakhtiari, a tribe living in the northern part of the Khuzestan area. It is an agricultural rather than an industrial city. The foremost product is rice (locally called Berenj) that mostly comes from Susan, Sheyvand, Meydavood and Chitanbe. Izeh also has mines of rocks and minerals. It is famous for its dam and ancient monuments that are located in Kolfarah, Eshkaft Salman, Khongazhdar and other places.
It had an estimated population of 129,105 in 2005.

## Get around

Izeh itself is quite compact and walking is the bes option. However, many sights are located in the surrounding, quite hilly countryside and walking might not be an option. Opting for a taxi is often the best choice. There's no proper public transport in Izeh, but the adventurous might try to use a shared minibus.

## See

* 31.87194449.9283331 Kul-e Farah. Archaeological site and open air sanctuary, located in the Zagros mountain valley. There are six large rock reliefs, crafted by the ancient Elam civilization around 650 BC. (updated Jan 2023)
* 31.81870349.8498192 Eshkaft-e Salman. Rock reliefs within a majestic grotto, during the winter and spring season a waterfall sometimes cascades over the high cliff-face. (updated Jan 2023)
* 31.834949.84933 Tagh-e Tavileh. Ruins of a palace dating back to the Ilkhanate khanate, around 1300 AD. (updated Jan 2023)
* 31.827349.84364 Kushk Noorabad. Ruins of a manor from the Qajar Empire, which served as the seat for local nobles. (updated Jan 2023)