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# Rheinfelden

Rheinfelden is a town divided between Switzerland and Germany with the Rhine flowing through the town and making up the border.

## Get in
### By train

There are two railway stations, one on the Swiss side, and one on the German side.
From the 47.55127.79211 Swiss station two hourly IR trains leave in direction of Basel (13 min) and Zurich (1 h) via Brugg and Baden. The S1 trains connects to smaller towns around the area.
The 47.55687.78462 German station has hourly IRE trains to Basel and Radolfszell and sometimes to Ulm. Slower RB trains stop at smaller towns nearby.

### By car

On the Swiss side the A3 motorway runs just south of town. There are two exits, Rheinfelden and Rheinfelden Ost. A861 connects to A3 and crosses the border (and the Rhine) just west of town. It connects to the German A5 via A98.

## Get around

The bridge in the middle of town serves as a border crossing for pedestrians.

## See

The highlight of Rheinfelden is definitely the old town centre with the medieval city walls and the Roman era river fortifications.
* 47.5557.7931 Fricktaler Museum, Marktgasse 12, ☏ +41 61 831 14 50. Tu, Sa, Su 14:00-17:00. A local history museum showcasing a collection of exhibits around live and history in the Frick valley. Fr. 5. (updated May 2017)
* 47.546547.785732 Feldschlösschen Brewery, Theophil-Roniger-Strasse, ☏ +41 848 125 000. On appointment only, M-Sa. This "castle" is home to the brewery of one of the more popular Swiss beers. While the brand has since been bought up by Carlsberg, you can still visit the original brewery with several tours on offer. Fr. 15. (updated May 2017)
* 47.555927.788063 $^{[deadlink]}$ Stadtmuseum Rheinfelden, ☏ +49 7623 95-348. Sa, Su 12:00-17:00. This museum is in the German town, right next to the old Rhine bridge. Free. (updated Jun 2017)
* 47.56467.794294 Wasserturm Rheinfelden. (updated Mar 2021)

## Do

* 47.553897.789831 Schleusenfahrt. This two hour boat ride to Basel takes you through 2 locks. (updated Jun 2017)

## Eat

* 47.5547817.793961 Restaurant Rössli, Brodlaube 11, ☏ +41 61 831 71 70, info@roessli-rheinfelden.ch. (updated Apr 2017)

## Sleep

* 47.5557.790961 Schiff am Rhein, Marktgasse 58, fax: +41 61 836 22 00, info@hotelschiff.ch. Located 350m from the train station. Restaurant and terrace facing the river Rhein. 10 minutes by train to Basel. Single room from Fr. 145, double room from Fr. 195.
* 47.557917.79832 Grand Hôtel des Salines. Opened in 1882.

## Go next

* Basel
* Bad Säckingen (D)
# Ristijärvi

Ristijärvi is a municipality in Kainuu.

## Understand

The municipality is known for its beautiful natural scenery, with several lakes and forests covering much of the area. The name "Ristijärvi" refers to the shape of the municipality's largest lake, which resembles a cross ("risti" meaning cross and "järvi" meaning lake in Finnish).
Forestry is the dominant industry in Ristijärvi. Agriculture is also present, though not to the same extent as forestry. Dairy farming is particularly prominent, with several family-owned farms in operation.
Recreation and tourism are becoming increasingly important sources of income for Ristijärvi. The municipality's lakes and forests offer excellent opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and berry picking. Cross-country skiing is popular in the winter months, with several maintained trails available for use.

## Get in

The train tracks are nowadays for freight only.

### By bus

Buses between Kajaani and Suomussalmi or all the way to Kuusamo stop at Ristijärvi.

### By car

The centre is next to highway 5, one of the major north-south highways in Finland.

## See

* 64.505528.20781 Ristijärvi church. A yellow wooden church, finished in 1807, one of the main landmarks of Ristijärvi. (updated Aug 2023)
* 64.504328.20462 White Guard and Lotta Svärd exhibition (Ristijärven Suojeluskunta- ja Lottanäyttely), Kirkkotie 5. Museum dedicated to the interwar (1920s–1940s) voluntary defence organisations Suojeluskunta and Lotta Svärd. The museum is in a former school and also includes an exhibition on education history. (updated Aug 2023)

## Eat

* 64.4991628.21761 Café 5-stop, Saukontie 37. Café. (updated Aug 2023)

## Sleep

* 64.489928.1791 Ristijärven Pirtti, Viitostie 48, ☏ +358 45-610-8651. Camping and cabins. (updated Aug 2023)
# Rishiri-Rebun-Sarobetsu National Park

Rishiri-Rebun-Sarobetsu National Park (利尻礼文サロベツ国立公園) is on the north-west tip of Hokkaido, Japan.

## Understand

The two islands are the main attraction of the area, featuring native wildflowers, spectacular landscapes and fantastic hiking for both experienced and beginner hikers.
* Rishiri-to (利尻島) — an island
* Rebun-to (礼文島) — an island
* Wakasakanai Coast (稚咲内海岸) — an adjacent section of coastline on Hokkaido
The park covers 212 km² (82 sq mi), and is noted for its alpine flora and views of volcanic mountains and areas formed by marine erosion. The park is surrounded by fishing grounds, and the coastal areas of the park are rich in kelp.
Ministry of Environment has an official page for the park.

## Get in

The coastal areas of the national park can be accessed from Japan National Route 40, known as the Wakkanai National Highway.
Rishiri and Rebun islands are accessible by ferry from Wakkanai.
# Spa

Spas are places for bathing and relaxation. While the term "spa" appears to have originated from the town of Spa (Belgium), many travel destinations use "spa", "bath", "bad" (German, Swedish languages, pluralised as "baden"), "aix", "aguas" or similar terms in place names.
Among the places called Spa are:

## Belgium

* Spa (Belgium), known for its hot springs, mineral water and nearby motor racing track.

## Ireland

* Spa (County Down), a small village in Northern Ireland.
* SPA
# Spalding

Spalding is a market town on the River Welland in the South Holland district of Lincolnshire. Spalding has been long famous as a centre of the flower bulb industry. In 2017, it was home to 34,000 people.

## Get in

Trains run every hour or two from Peterborough (20 min non-stop) and continue to Sleaford, Lincoln, Gainsborough and Doncaster.
52.7889-0.15691 Spalding railway station is central in town. It has a staffed ticket office, machines and toilets. There's step-free access to Platform 1 for Peterborough but not for Sleaford.

## See

* 52.77238-0.143141 The Gordon Boswell Romany Museum, Clay Lake, ☏ +44 1775 710599. late Mar- end Oct, F-Su and Bank Holidays. Traditional Romany horse-drawn Vardos (caravans), carts and harness. Large lecture room for slide-shows and talks on the Romany way of life. Collection of Romany photographs and sketches covering the last 150 years. Fortune-telling tent and a collection of cooking utensils used on the open fire. (updated Jul 2021)
* 52.818-0.1292 Pinchbeck Marsh Engine, West Marsh Rd, Pinchbeck PE11 3UW, ☏ +44 1775 725861. closed in 2021. Restored beam engine which drained the fens from 1833 until the 1950s, when it was replaced by electric pumps. (updated Jun 2021)
* 52.7848-0.149093 Ayscoughfee Hall Museum and Gardens. free. (updated Jul 2019)
* 52.785-0.1477784 St Mary and St Nicolas Church. open daily. Work on the church started in 1284 and continues with a porch added in 2013. (updated Jul 2019)

## Do

* 52.7867-0.15021 South Holland Centre. Arts centre with music and theatre. (updated Jul 2019)

## Buy

* 52.7992-0.12671 Springfields. has over 40 discount shopping outlets from major brands and retailers. Next the shops are 25 acres of gardens, normally free to visit.

## Sleep

* Travelodge Hotel - Spalding, Springfields Outlet Centre, Camel Gate, ☏ +44 871 984 6383. (updated Mar 2016)

## Connect

Spalding and its approach roads have 4G from all UK carriers. As of May 2022, 5G has not reached this area.
# Roraima (disambiguation)

There are more destinations called Roraima:
* Mount Roraima - A table mountain on the border of Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana.
* Roraima (Brazil) - A state in Brazil.
# Roquebrune-sur-Argens

Roquebrune-sur-Argens is a town in Provence, France.

## Understand

With scenery dominated by its famous rock, Roquebrune sur Argens is a sprawling town that also boasts the sea at Les Issambres and the woods of Malvoisin. The centre is a myriad of traditional cobbled streets winding upwards to a beautiful square. Boulangeries, vegetable shops and cafes can be found dotted throughout and as you wander you will feel a real sense of being in the heart of a truly French town.

## Get around

You can walk around its centre, but you will need a car to travel off to the rock for walking and other surrounding areas.

## Do

* Go walking on the Rock and make sure you take a picnic so you can sit and appreciate the scenery.
# Roraima

Roraima is a state in the North of Brazil, neighboring the states of Pará and Amazonas. It also borders Venezuela to the north, and Guyana to the east. It is the northernmost and most geographically and logistically isolated state in Brazil, and is Brazil's least populous state.

## Cities

* 2.82-60.6719441 Boa Vista — the state capital is a planned city inspired by the streets and avenues of Paris, on the route between Manaus and Venezuela
* 3.36-59.8327782 Bonfim — a city on the border of Guyana across from Lethem that has ruins of a fort built by the Portuguese in 1775

## Other destinations

* 5.141944-60.7641671 Mount Roraima — the infamously-shaped flat plateau on the border of Venezuela and Guyana

## Understand

The history of Roraima is strongly linked to the Branco River, which allowed the first Portuguese settlers to arrive in the region. The Branco River Valley's strategic position made it coveted by the English and the Dutch, who entered Brazil through the Guiana Shield in search of indigenous people to be enslaved. The Spaniards also came to invade the northern part of the Branco River and the Uraricoera River through Venezuela. The Portuguese settlers defeated and expelled all invaders, establishing Portugal's sovereignty over the region of Roraima and part of the Amazonas.
As a result of crisis in Venezuela since the 2010s, Roraima has become the leading entry point for Venezuelan refugees in Brazil. Displaced Venezuelans in Roraima are estimated to number around 100,000, approximately one-fifth of the state's population.

## Get in

BR-174 connects the state with Amazonas and is the only paved road that connects the state to the rest of Brazil. There are also land border crossings with Guyana at Lethem/Bonfim and with Venezuela at Pacariama.
There are flights to Boa Vista from all large Brazilian airports, mostly via Manaus and Brasília, and there are flights from regional destinations, and across the border from Suriname and Guyana.

## See

Natural attractions are the main tourist attractions in the state, especially Mount Roraima.
Pedra Pintada is the state's most important archaeological site; it contains inscriptions of ancient civilizations, such as cave paintings, pieces of ceramics, hatchets, necklace beads, among other artifacts that indicate the history of human migration, dating back to 4,000 years.
Serra do Tepequém is a plateau that offers trekking opportunities to the waterfalls of Paiva, Sobral, Barata and Funil.
Lake Caracaranã is known for its fine sand beaches surrounded by cashew trees.

## Do

Admire Mount Roraima from a distance. The only way to climb is in Venezuela from Santa Elena de Uairén.

## Go next

* Angel Falls in Venezuela
# Runnemede

Runnemede is a borough in New Jersey. As of the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 8,468

## Sleep

* Holiday Inn, 109 9th Ave, ☏ +1 856 939-4200.
# Ruoergai

Ruoergai is in Zoigê County, Ngawa (prefecture) of China.

## Understand

Ruoergai is a national park and a city (people in the area refer to the main town in Zoige county as Ruoergai). Most people who stay in Ruoergai stay in the national park north of Tangkexiang. After driving through that small town you will be stopped and asked to pay a park entrance fee of a few hundred rmb. A few kilometers down the road is a small village where many people stay in yurts. These places are often booked months in advance. However, the region is full of places to stay along the side of the road in yurts in beautiful places, but the location north of Tangkexiang is probably the most popular since it is where all of the signs direct you, "First Bend of the Yellow River". After the Jiuzhaigou earthquake in the late summer/early fall of 2017, the hotels in the area were empty, but this area is usually full of tourists and it can be difficult to get a hotel.

### Landscape

The scenery in the area is the main attraction along with the culture.

### Climate

It is a highland area and often is very cold even in September. Similar average temps to Songpan, but different climate.

## Get in

The best way to get in is by car.

## Do

There is a lookout point that is especially good for sunset or sunrise. Going on a horse ride is also very popular.

## Eat

There is a special Tibetan soup in the area with Yak meat, square noodles, and potatoes with an orange color. It looks like this, and the Chinese name is Suan Can Mian Kuai in pinyin.

## Sleep
### Lodging

Most everyone stays in a yurt. Often they have heated blankets and maybe wifi, but some hotels are available.
# Rupit

Rupit is a village in the county of Osona, in the subregion of the Collsacabra, in Catalonia, Spain. It is located at 822 m above sea level, 98 km from Barcelona. The town is very attractive with narrow medieval streets and old houses and stone streets. Main sights include the Romanesque Church of Sant Joan de Fàbregues, the Sallent waterfall and a hanging bridge.

## Do

There are many hiking routes around the Collascabra area offering amazing views of the cliffs and forests around. One of the top hiking routes is a loop going from Rupit to Salt de Sallent, Rupit's famous 115 m waterfall, and the Mirador dels Basis.
# Rupea

Rupea is a town in Brasov. It was settled and founded by Saxon Germans in the 12th century.

## Get in

Rupea is on the mainroad E60 that links Brasov to Sighisoara, 70 km from Brasov and 50 km from Sighisoara.

## See

* 46.0373225.21241 Rupea Citadel (Cetatea Rupea) (on the hill). A fortress dating from the 14th century. The fortress was extended in the 18th century, and a three-year restoration began in 2010. While the exterior has been restored the rooms are largely empty and not very interesting. Regular 4 lei, student 1 leu. (updated Mar 2017)
* The German Church, built in the 14th century.

## Go next

* The village Viscri, 11 km away. It is an old traditional village with a fortified church.
* Visit famous Sighisoara, the only inhabited fortress in Europe.
* The ruins of Saschiz, 20 km before Sighisoara.
# Rupnagar

Rupnagar, formerly called Ropar or Rupar, is a city in the northern part of the Malwa region of the Punjab state of India. It is on the south bank of the Sutlej River and has a population of 50,000.

## See

* 30.972476.52151 Archaeological Museum, Rupnagar-Chandigarh Highway. Sa-Th 10:00-17:00. (updated Jul 2019)

## Eat

* 30.964276.51681 Shagun Dhaba, Roopnagar Bypass Rd, Abhepur Beli, ☏ +91 9463682618. Hearty Punjabi food. They serve a free glass of buttermilk with every meal. (updated Jan 2023)
# Rock County

Rock County is a county in Southwest Wisconsin. It is the ninth largest county in terms of population and is known primarily for the cities of Janesville and Beloit.

## Cities

* 42.508333-89.0316671 Beloit : A major community located in the southern portion of the county on the Illinois border. The city is home to Beloit College and is an industrial center.
* 42.557778-88.8652 Clinton : A rural community located on the southern part of the county.
* 42.836111-89.0730563 Edgerton : A rural community in the northern portion of the county partially situated in Dane County.
* 42.78-89.3002784 Evansville : A rural community in the northwestern part of the county.
* 42.685469-89.0136325 Janesville : The county seat and most populous city in the county. Janesville is the major economic hub of the region.
* 42.777778-88.9556 Milton : A rural community located in the northern portion of the county. The city was home to the now defunct Milton College.

## Understand

Rock County is one of the older counties in Wisconsin having developed around the Rock River, the region's first major economic driver. Beloit and Janesville, both located directly on the river, continue to be major regional economic centers and have the vast majority of shopping and entertainment in the county. Culturally, it is comparable to neighboring Winnebago County to the south.

## Get in

Rock County is primarily accessible by Interstate 90 from either Rockford or Madison. A number of WI routes also service the County. Amtrak Thruway Motorcoach provides daily service to Janesville.

## Get around

The following are the primary routes in and around the County:
* Interstate 90: The primary thoroughfare of the County, I-90 enters the County immediately east of Beloit and passes by Janesville and Edgerton before exiting the County.
* Interstate 43: Entering immediately north of Clinton, I-43 continues southeast and terminates at its junction with I-90 immediately east of Beloit.
* US 14: Entering immediately west of Darien, US 14 travels west through the County becoming a major thoroughfare in Janesville and passing through Evansville before exiting the County.
* WI 11: Another east-west thoroughfare, WI 11 enters the County concurrent with US 14 before splitting immediately east of Janesville. It travels with Business 14 through downtown Janesville before heading directly west and exiting the County immediately east of Broadhead.
* US 51: A major north-south route, US 51 enters the County near downtown Beloit before servicing Janesville and Edgerton.
* WI 26: Originating in downtown Janesville, WI 26 moves northeast passing through Milton before entering Jefferson County near Lake Koshkonong.
# Rock

Rock (Cornish: Pennmeyn) is a village in North Cornwall, on the Camel Estuary. Rock is a popular base for holidaymakers. It is sometimes referred to as "Britain's St Tropez" and the "Kensington of Cornwall" due to its popularity with affluent holidaymakers. It is a well established centre for water sports.

## Understand

The main residential area is set back from the coast along the road from Pityme and St Minver. To the northeast, Rock is contiguous with the settlements of Splatt and Pityme. Stoptide is a southern extension of Rock. Rock is best known for its estuary frontage. To the northwest, the road runs beside the estuary as a cul de sac giving access to the ferry boarding point and an intertidal beach backed by sand dunes which at low water extend for two miles past Brea Hill to Daymer Bay. To the south is the small coastal settlement of Porthilly with St Michael's Church sitting on the bank of Porthilly Cove.

## See

* 50.5581-4.92151 St Enodoc's Church. Standing among the sand dunes above Daymer Bay and surrounded by the fairways of the local golf course. Some of the architecture of this church dates back to the 12th century. Sir John Betjeman was said to be fond of it, and is buried there.
* 50.55714-4.9263582 Brea Hill. Bronze Age tumuli and a fine view over the estuary (updated Dec 2018)
* 50.5921-4.92033 The Rumps. Iron Age clifftop fortifications (updated Dec 2018)

## Do

Rock has a golf course with undulating fairways, good firm greens, some blind shots and nice sea and estuary views.
* 50.546875-4.9192731 St Enodoc Golf Course, Rock, PL27 6LD, ☏ +44 1208 863216, club@st-enodoc.co.uk. A James Braid designed course over hilly terrain. It's a tight course with a punishing rough. From £25 (Holywell course).
* 50.544249-4.9248862 Rock beach. popular with recreational sailors
* 50.560623-4.9255873 Daymer Bay. popular with families as the bathing here is sheltered
* 50.5736-4.915144 Polzeath. popular with surfers as there is a reliable beach break here, plus a range of surf shops, bars etc

## Drink

Rock is home to Sharp's brewery who are known for Doom Bar, which is also the name of a nearby sandbar.
* 50.551811-4.8914111 Sharp's Brewery, Pityme Industrial Estate, PL27 6NU, ☏ +44 1208 862121. Produces Doom Bar beer. They have a shop at the brewery for details. (updated Dec 2020)

## Sleep

* 50.549575-4.9031251 Dormy House B&B, Rock Rd, PL27 6NW, ☏ +44 1208 863845, dormyhouserock@yahoo.co.uk. Rooms from £85/night.
* Tzitzikama Lodge, Rock Rd, ☏ +44 1208 862839. Self-catering apartments also available From £38 per person (sharing).
* CRW Holiday Cottages Rock, Rock Road, PL27 6NW, ☏ +44 1208 862299. (updated Feb 2019)

## Go next

* Take the Black Tor ferry over the water to Padstow.
* Visit the castle at Tintagel, where the legend of King Arthur lies.
* Visit the Eden Project, approximately a 30-minute drive away.
# Rochester (Vermont)

Rochester is a small town in Vermont. It is known as "The Heart of the Green Mountains" as it is nestled in the White River Valley in the shadow of the Green Mountains.

## Get in

No buses run through Rochester, so you pretty much have to have a car to get there. Route 100 cuts north-south through town and Route 73 comes in from the West. Watch the speed limits in these small towns because it drops abruptly and the fuzz are vigilant!

## Buy

* boysenberry, 61 N Main St, ☏ +1 802-767-9591. Fun and fashionable fleece, organic cotton and wool clothing for babies, children and adults. Hand made in Vermont.

## Sleep

There's not a whole lot of choice, but what choice there is isn't bad.
* Huntington House Inn, 19 Huntington Pl, ☏ +1 802 767-9140. B&B with 6 rooms, restaurant and bar. Rooms from $95 off-season.
* Liberty Hill Farm, 511 Liberty Hill Rd, ☏ +1 802 767-3926. A real working farm with 160 Holsteins and a few rooms to boot. 7 guest rooms starting at $85 per night (meal included).
* Chittenden Brook Campground (South side of Rt 73 about 5 miles West of town). Developed campsites in the Green Mountain National Forest $5 per night. No hookups.
# Southampton (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Southampton:

### United Kingdom

* Southampton - A city in Hampshire.

### Canada

* Southampton (Ontario) — a community in the town of Saugeen Shores in Bruce County

### United States of America

* Southampton (New York) - A town in the state of New York.
* Southampton County, Virginia