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# Assmannshausen

Assmannshausen is a town of about 1000 people (2018) in the Rheingau in Hesse, Germany, at the southern end of the Rhine Valley. The village is incorporated into the town of Rüdesheim.

## Get in
### By car

On the B42, 6 km north west of Rüdesheim

### By train

Assmannshausen is served by the Rechte Rheinstrecke train line between Koblenz and Neuwied and Wiesbaden and Frankfurt. Trains are infrequent, with around one service per hour, but cheap towards Frankfurt/Wiesbaden/Mainz, as all towns lie in the RMV fare region.
* 49.9853027.867381 Assmannshausen Train Station, Bahnhofstr 1. (updated Jun 2024)

### By ferry

KD and BR boats cruising the Rhine also stop at Assmannshausen.
Ferry Rüdesheim – Bingen - You can also hop on a ferry across the river to Bingen and board there.

### On foot

The Rheinsteig walking trail passes above and through Assmannshausen.

## Get around

Assmannshausen is small enough to cover on foot.

## See

* 49.99467.86881 Red wine arbor (Rotweinlaube) (Viewpoint at Rheinsteig direction Lorch am Rhein).

##### On the island in the Rhine

* Mouse Tower (Binger Mäuseturm). It is not open to the public.

##### On the other side of Assmannhausen

* Burg Rheinstein (Rheinstein Castle) (just south of Trechtingshausen).

## Do

* 49.9883947.8685591 Chairlift Assmannshausen (Seilbahn Assmannshausen), Niederwaldstraße 34, ☏ +49 6722 2765. Chairlift ascends the Jagdschloss Niederwald where a 30-min hike leads to the Niederwalddenkmal above Rüdesheim.
* Hike part of the Rheinsteig

### Events

* Rhine in Flames: early July Bingen. Trechtingshausen- Rüdesheim - Bingen (date needs fixing)

## Buy

Wine

## Eat

* 49.9887417.8648081 Hotel Krone at the Rhine, Rheinuferstraße 10, ☏ +49 6722 4030.
* 49.9875357.8654972 Zum Anker, Rheinuferstraße 7, ☏ +49 6722 497733.

## Drink

Assmannshausen is the only spot in the Rheingau that grows red wine, and its Assmannshäuser Spätburgunder, a Burgundy-type Pinot Noir, is very well regarded.

## Sleep

* 49.9883737.8676161 Alte Bauernschänke, Niederwaldstraße 23, ☏ +49 6-72249990. Two old mansions converted into a hotel and run by a wine-growing family. Excellent food. About 500 m from the Rhine. €82-115.
* 49.9874567.8655762 Rheinhotel Lamm, Rheinuferstraße 6, ☏ +49 6722 90450. Three-star hotel on the Rhine, very close to train station. Modern, renovated rooms, friendly English-speaking staff. Note that only "Comfort" and above rooms actually have Rhine views, while the "Standard" rooms face the train line to the back and can be quite noisy; ask for a quiet room, and they'll bump you up if there's space. €70-90.
* Jagdschloss Niederwald (above Assmannshausen).
* Hotel Krone Assmannshausen. 450 years old.

## Go next

* Rüdesheim
* Bingen
* Bacharach
* Kaub
* Loreley, the famous rock of Loreley near St. Goarshausen, an hour by ferry down the Rhine.
* St. Goar – look to the Loreley
* Eltville am Rhein – Kurfürstliche Burg, Kloster Eberbach
* Wiesbaden
# Eifel National Park

Eifel National Park is in the north Eifel in Western Germany.

## Understand
### History

The nature resort opened in 2006. Before that it was a combat training area for British troops.

### Landscape

A lot of hills and forests. There is also a big dam (Ruhrtalsperre). Villages in the valleys are 300 metres above sea level and the hills rise up to 600 metres.

### Climate

There is a lot of snow in the winter.

## Get in

By bus from Aachen is quite easy. The SB63 from Aachen central bus station takes around 1h20min to get to Einruhr.

## Fees and permits

You have to pay around €1.50 for every night you sleep in the resort.

## Get around

There are many hiking/bike trails and there is also a good bus network (they usually come every hour).

## See

Looking down on the river dam lake from the hills surrounding it is really nice.

## Do

Walking the nature walking trails. The total length of trails in the park is 85 km.

## Buy

Honey made in the region.

## Sleep

One can stay for less than €30 per person per night in the youth hostels. Camping in the wilderness is prohibited.
# Ixcateopan

Ixcateopan de Cuauhtémoc is a small town of about 2,400 residents in the southwestern Mexican state of Guerrero. It is a place rich in indigenous traditions dating back to the town's founding in 350 AD as a Cohuixca and Chontal settlement. The town is alleged to be the final resting place of the Cuahtemoc, last emperor of the Aztecs. It is also the site of an archaeological site dating from 1350 AD. The town is one of Mexico's designated Pueblos Mágicos, though it really should not be since the town lacks the touristic infrastructure and support services that such a designation implies.

## Get in

From Taxco, taxi is the easiest way to get to Ixcateopan. The trip is about 50 km and will cost about M$200 (one way).

## See

* 18.498395-99.7933541 Ixcateopan Archaeological Site, Taxco - Ixcateopan 25, San Juan. W-Su 09:00 - 17:00, closed M-Tu. Mesoamerican site built between 1350-1450 AD. Used largely as a ceremonial site, it was also a commercial center that supplied cloth to the Aztec empire. The ruins include platforms, circular temple foundations, and marble stairways. The modern town is built on top of the historic town and there are additional, unexplored mounds on the town's fringe. M$95. (updated Oct 2024)
* 18.502567-99.7935682 Recinto de Cuauhtemotzin (Museum of Santa María de la Asunción), Av. Gral. Vicente Guerrero 18, San Juan. The remains of Emperor Cuahtemoc were discovered buried below the altar in the historic 16th century Parroquia de Santa María de la Asunción church. The remains were excavated and the church turned into a museum showcasing Cuahtemoc's remains. Scientific examinations of the remains have since cast doubt on their authenticity, but locals remain convinced that the Emperor passed away in their town some 500 years ago. (updated Oct 2024)

## Buy

* Tianguis - Sunday is the traditional market day in Ixcateopan, when fruit and vegetable producers from throughout the region come to set stands near the town square

## Eat

* 18.505879-99.791841 Mariscos "Doña Chuy", Motolinía, Colonia llanito, ☏ +52 736 366 2295. Daily 09:00 - 20:00. Local seafood restaurant serving traditional fish and shrimp dishes. M$250. (updated Oct 2024)

## Sleep

There is really only one option for lodging in town and since it lacks modern amenities, most travelers prefer to stay in the nearby city of Taxco, where a wider range of options is available.
* 18.501793-99.7933971 Hotel Posada del Rey, General Vicente Guerrero Saldaña 14, ☏ +52 736 366 9028. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 12:00. The only hotel in town is a rustic, bare bones budget lodge with minimal services. If you have a tent, they also offer space on the property for overnight camping. M$600. (updated Oct 2024)

## Go next

* Taxco
* Chilpancingo
* Grutas de Cacahuamilpa National Park
# Schönwald im Schwarzwald

Schönwald im Schwarzwald is a small village in the Black Forest in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It was here that the Cuckoo clock was invented in 1737 and the village, naturally, exploits this historic claim to fame.

## See

* 48.12058.19631 Reinertonishof, Schwarzenbach 12. Local museum, building originally from 1619 and rebuilt in 2006 after a fire. Also offers pony rides, carriage rides and sleigh rides during winter. (updated May 2022)
* 48.1240548.1737282 Blindensee. A raised bog lake situated in the middle of the forest brimming with rare plants. (updated May 2022)

## Do

During winter:
* 48.0974158.1984961 Dobel Skilift, Franz-Schubert-Straße 3. Ski Lift used by locals and tourists a like. Beginner friendly and there is a ski rental close by. (updated May 2022)
* 48.1075128.1871282 Rößle Skilift. The other ski lift in town. Beginners should be aware that the slope is rather steep. (updated May 2022)
* Around the village there are dozens of kilometres of cross-country ski trails waiting to be explored.

## Eat

* 48.1101768.1864981 Gasthaus Rößle, Weißenbach 6, ☏ +49 7722 4848. Evenings can be busy, so reservations are recommended. Good price/quality.. (updated May 2022)
* 48.0899438.19792 Restaurant & Café Löwen, Furtwanger Straße 8, ☏ +49 7722 4114, info@hotel-loewen.com. (updated May 2022)
* 48.1171788.1914183 Küferhäusle, Schwarzenbach 14. (updated May 2020)

## Sleep

* 48.099548.200141 Hotel Gasthof Schwarzwaldtanne, Ludwig-van-Beethoven-Straße 7, ☏ +49 7722 4835.
* 48.1034258.1980972 Hotel Adlerschanze, Johann-Wolfgang-von-Goethe-Straße 8, ☏ +49 7722 96880.
* 48.1019668.2063493 Hotel Ochsen, Ludwig-Uhland-Straße 18, ☏ +49 7722866480. (updated May 2022)
* 48.0998748.1990854 Hotel Dorer, Franz-Schubert-Str. 20, ☏ + 49 7722 95050. (updated May 2022)

## Go next

* Triberg Im Schwarzwald
# Chiemsee

Chiemsee is the largest lake in Bavaria, Germany. This article covers the municipality (Gemeinde) that consists of the islands of Herrenchiemsee (Herreninsel), Frauenchiemsee and the uninhabited Krautinsel.

## Understand

The Chiemsee is under the protection of the international Ramsar Convention, which was founded to preserve ecologically important wetlands. Since 1954 the mudflats in the delta formed where the Tiroler Ache flows into the lake have been a protected retreat for many endangered species of waterfowl and wader.

## Get in
### By plane

Lake Chiemsee is 120 km from the Munich Airport (MUC) and 65 km from the Salzburg W.A. Mozart International Airport (SZG).

### By train

Prien am Chiemsee is a station on Munich-Salzburg railway line. Direct IC/EC trains stop at Prien station, as well as slower (but cheaper) Meridian trains. Travel time from Munich is about 57 minutes using IC trains, 1 hour Meridian. See DB Bahn website for more details. Narrow gauge Chiemseebahn connects Prien Bahnhof (railway station) to the boat pier. However, the Chiemseebahn only runs in the summer. There is a path alongside the Chiemseebahn permitting an easy walking route to the boat pier.

### By car

The Chiemsee is about 90 km south-east of Munich and can be reached via the A8 from Munich to Salzburg (exit Bernau).

## Get around

* Chiemsee-Schifffahrt Ludwig Feßler GmbH, ☏ +49 80 51 60 90, fax: +49 80 51 6 29 43. Connects Herreninsel and Fraueninsel with Seebruck, Chieming, Gstadt, Prien/Stock, Bernau/Felden, Übersee/Feldwies

## See

* 47.8912.471 Chiemsee (m). The largest lake in Bavaria, which is otherwise known as the "Bavarian Sea". The lake does not have appreciable tides like a real sea, but it does have an area of 80 km², and it originated from the primeval Thetis Sea which once covered almost half of Europe.
* 47.86046512.4021492 Herrenchiemsee New Palace (island of Herrenchiemsee).
* Augustinian Monastery (Old Palace).
* 47.87219312.4256513 Frauenchiemsee monastery (Benedictine abbey of Frauenwörth).

## Eat

* Café im Neuen Schloss (on the Herreninsel), ☏ +49 80 51 96 88 34.
* Zur Linde (on the Fraueninsel), ☏ +49 80 54 3 16. Restaurant and hotel.

## Sleep

* Schlosswirtschaft Herrenchiemsee (Schlosshotel), Herrenchiemsee, ☏ +49 8051 69030.
* Gästehaus des Klosters (Benediktinerinnen Frauenwörth) (Fraueninsel), ☏ +49 8054 - 907-145. A guest house.
* Inselhotel zur Linde, Fraueninsel im Chiemsee, ☏ +49 8054 - 90366.
* 47.87371612.4249961 Hotel-Restaurant Inselwirt, Frauenchiemsee 43, ☏ +49 8054 630. (updated Apr 2015)

## Go next

* Rosenheim
* Julius Exter's House, Feldwies.
# Lauf an der Pegnitz

Lauf an der Pegnitz is a town in Middle Franconia about 18 km northeast of Nuremberg.

## Get in
### By train

There are two rail lines through town, one of them partially electrified and used by the S-Bahn Nuremberg, the so-called "left Pegnitz railway" ("left" and "right" refer to the direction of flow of the river) the other non-electrified and used by regional trains linking Nuremberg to Bayreuth and Hof, the "right Pegnitz railway". Accordingly the stations are named by the side of the river they sit on.
VGN (Verkehrsverbund Großraum Nürnberg) has ample commections to Lauf, which has three stations, two of which are northwest and southeast of the city center respectively (Lauf rechts Pegnitz and Lauf Links Pegnitz), both in walkable distance. The trains are R3, R32 (Lauf (rechts Pegnitz), S1 (Lauf West, Lauf (lings Peg)).
* 49.5072811.2865781 Lauf (links Pegnitz) Station. Served by S1 .
* 49.50123911.2779982 Lauf West. Served by S1 .
* 49.51244311.2774543 Lauf (rechts Pegnitz). Served by regional trains.

## See

* 49.5111.27751 Industriemuseum Lauf (Industry museum), Sichartstraße 5 - 25, ☏ +49 9123 99 03-0. W-Su 11:00-17:00, last entry 16:30. At the river Pegnitz, this museum shows the history and practice of industrialization and historic craft works. Regular €5; children €2.50; reduced €4; family packages €6-10. (updated Mar 2019)
* 49.5111.28212 Lauf Castle (Wenzelschloss). A medieval castle that is no longer used but has been extensively renovated and can be booked for weddings (updated Mar 2019)

## Do

* 49.537411.28591 Dehnberger Hoftheater. (updated Mar 2019)

## Eat

* 49.51176611.2811921 Altes Rathaus, Marktplatz 1, 91207 Lauf a.d.Pegnitz, ☏ +49 9123 2700. Tu-Su 11:00-14:00 and 17:00-22:00, closed on M. Franconian food. (updated Dec 2016)
* 49.51288811.282372 Der Zwinger Melber, Hersbrucker Str. 1, 91207 Lauf, ☏ +49 9123 983214. Tu-F 11:00-14:30 and 17:00-23:00, Sa Su 11:00-23:00. Franconian and international cuisine. (updated Dec 2016)

## Sleep

* 49.51195911.2780371 Hotel-Gasthof Zur Post, Friedensplatz 8, 91207 Lauf an der Pegnitz, ☏ +49 9123 9590. Exclusively non-smoking rooms with shower/WC, hairdryer, flat-screen TV, minibar, Wi-Fi free of charge. Restaurant with Franconian and international cuisine, main courses from €9. Single €78, double €104 including breakfast. (updated Dec 2016)
# Wajima

Wajima (輪島) is a small town in Japan, on the Noto Peninsula, north of Kanazawa. The Wajima morning market, which was one of the town's most famous attractions, was destroyed by fires in the 2024 Noto earthquake.

## Understand

Since the middle ages, Wajima has been famous for lacquerware (漆器 shikki) production, to an extent that "Japan" used to mean lacquerware in the same sense that "China" meant porcelain ware. Japan's finest lacquerware still comes from this town, although industrial lacquerware production (of perceived lower quality) is distributed around the nation.

### Tourist information site

The city government and the local tourist association have a Japanese-only guide site.

## Get in
### By train

Trains to Wajima have stopped running, although you can still get as far as Nanao by JR and Anamizu on the private Noto Railway.

### By bus

There are a few direct buses daily from Kanazawa. There are also some regular guided bus tours for local tourists.

### By plane

* 37.293333136.9622221 Noto Airport (NTQ ). All Nippon Airways from Tokyo-Haneda, Seasonal Charter with China Airlines from Taipei-Taoyuan. (updated Apr 2019)

## Do

* Wajima Kobo Nagaya (輪島工房長屋) In the north of the town, 200m from the ocean, is a small "lacquerware production village" for tourists. In it, a chain of 8 artisans required to produce a rice bowl are illustrating their jobs and explaining it to visitors. A translator for non-Japanese is also available. The location is directly west to the Juzo shrine.
* Wajima Kiriko Art Museum (輪島キリコ会館) A little out east, there is a great "lantern hall". Lantern (kiriko) means carry-able by up to 80 men and up to 15 m in size (not been in use for a while; since electrical lines came up, they are generally restricted to 6 m). Once a year a big festival is held where all the quarters of the town compete with each other on who has the best lantern.

## Buy

* Wajima morning market (asaichi) (輪島朝市). The morning market was one of the town's best-known attractions until it burned down in the fires that engulfed the city center during the 2024 Noto earthquake. Residents would like to rebuild and are accepting donations on their website. The Wajima Market website contains information about how to donate to rebuild the market. (updated Jan 2024)

## Sleep

No youth hostels, but a good number of ryokan (Japanese inns) and a modern hotel (Hotel RouteInn Wajima). These are more expensive than elsewhere (e.g. Kanazawa) because competition is less and it is more remote.
# Great Rift Valley

The Great Rift Valley is mainly in Africa.
This is not one simple valley, but a group of related geological structures in East Africa with extensions that reach as far as Syria and Yemen. The Red Sea is geologically a continuation of this system.

## Destinations

Mankind seems to have evolved largely in this valley; see paleontology and man's early migrations. Among the important sites are:
* Danakil Depression in Ethiopia, with stone tools dating back three million years
* Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania, with fossils and tools over two million years old
There are many lakes along various branches of the valley. Among them:
* Lake Tanganyika, world's second largest by volume of water
* Lake Victoria, Africa's largest lake and world's second largest by surface area
* Lake Malawi
Part of the valley is in Kenya and Wikivoyage has articles for the Kenyan regions Southern Rift Valley and Northern Rift Valley. Together they are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kenya Lake System in the Great Rift Valley.
# Nevada (Missouri)

Nevada$^{[deadlink]}$ is a city in Missouri.

## See

* 37.839399-94.3581611 Bushwhacker Museum, 212 W Walnut St, ☏ +1 417 667-9602. May-Oct: W-Sa 10AM-4PM. $5 adults, $2 children 12-17, $1 children under 12 (includes admission to the Bushwhacker Jail).
* 37.840148-94.3580462 Bushwhacker Jail, 231 N Main St, ☏ +1 417 667-9602. May-Oct: W-Sa 10AM-4PM. $5 adults, $2 children 12-17, $1 children under 12 (included in admission to the Bushwhacker Museum).
* 37.9831-94.20823 Osage Village State Historic Site, Farm Road 2300, Walker, ☏ +1 417-682-2279. Preserved site of former Osage tribe habitation and trading community.

## Sleep

* Country Inn & Suites by Radisson$^{[deadlink]}$, 2520 E Austin Blvd. Indoor pool and gym, plus free breakfast with waffles. Tel: +1 417-667-9292. $61 (Feb 2022).
# Mandya (district)

Mandya is a district in Karnataka State.

## Cities

* 12.52416776.8958331 Mandya Sugar city —
* 12.6576.672 Melukote temple town —
* 13.0231276.745513 Adichunchanagiri Hills holy retreat —
* 12.29477.1684 Shivanasamudram —
* 12.41805676.6947225 Srirangapatna Historic capital —
* 12.576.676 Pandavapura riverside town

## Other destinations

* 12.1777.5431 Bheemeshwari Wildlife Sanctuary (100 km from Bangalore, along the banks of Cauvery (Kaveri) River) – Bheemeshwari is also known as Cauvery fishing camp.
* Kokkare Bellur — a village famous for its rare birds.
* 12.4240176.65532 Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary — near Srirangapatna

## Understand

Mandya is half way on the road from Bangalore to Mysore. The town very rich because of the sugarcane plantations and the sugar industry.

## Talk

Kannada is the common language. Hindi is not understood. English is spoken by those who are connected with the tourist industry.

## Get in

Bangalore is the nearest airport. There is a major railway station at Mandya. Buses are available from Mysore and Bangalore.

## Get around

Taxis are available at all hotels. Autorickshaws can be hailed in streets.

## See
### Itineraries

* Srirangapatanam Trip Two days.
* First dayː Take bus/train to Srirangapatanam. Get a room in a hotel near the KSRTC bus station. Explore the railway station on the next forenoon. There are three temples, one ancient Juma Masjidh and some other historic relics in this area. In the afternoon, you can begin by visiting the summer palace which closes by 5PM. The tomb of Tippu Sultan is another popular attraction which closes by 6PM. Quad bikes can be hired here for ₹150 per round. If you move fast, you can also include the Sangama, the confluence of three holy rivers. Coracle rides are available here.
* Second dayː Hire a vehicle for going atop the Karighatta Hill. There is a good viewpoint and a pretty temple there. Come down and cross the Nimishamba Bridge. You will reach Nimishamba temple and the ancient church built in 1802. You can spend the afternoon for visiting the remaining attractions in Srirangapatna like the lovely park near Hale Sethuway bridge. This park is not very touristy.

## Stay safe

Mandya is a safe location. The people are not as polite as Mysoreans but they are more businesslike.

## Go next

* Nanjangud
* Shravanabelagola
* T Narasipur
* Hassan
* Dakshina Kannada
* Tumkur
* Chamarajanagar
# Hassan (district)

Hassan is a district in Karnataka State.

## Cities

* 13.1653575.859791 Belur — the capital of the Hoysalla dynasty and Hale Belur the older capital.
* 13.0043276.097012 Hassan — district headquarters.
* 12.9454875.784853 Sakleshpur — taluk headquarters and close to Western Ghats
* 12.9454875.784854 Arsikere — biggest taluk headquarters in Hassan district

## Other destinations

* 13.0522476.174661 Koravangala —
* Nuggehalli — a quaint village having two eleventh century Hoysala temples.
* 12.8578476.487052 Shravanabelagola — The Jain temple and w:Gommateshvara

## Talk

Kannada is the most widely spoken language and people in urban areas can also understand English and Hindi.

## Drink

Hot piping Coffee prepared with cattle milk.

## Stay safe

Western parts of Hassan district are covered with forest . Be careful while entering these forests as there many reports of elephant attacks on humans.

## Go next

* Chikmagalur
* Dakshina Kannada
* Udupi
* Krishnarajanagara
# Albion (California)

Albion is in Mendocino County.

## Get in

* MTA (Mendocino Transit Authority) offers limited bus service from Mendocino and Fort Bragg, with connecting service to Ukiah, Santa Rosa, and other parts of Mendocino and Sonoma counties.

## See

* Schooner's Landing Museum.

## Sleep

* Quiet Meadow Cottage, 31901 Middle Ridge Rd (1.5 mi down Middle Ridge Road; 5 miles from downtown Albion), ☏ +1 707 937-1113, QuietCottage@gmail.com. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. In a rural area 1.5 miles from Pacific Ocean on 13 acres of gardens, meadows and redwood forests, on a dead-end, paved road. $166 for the first night, $111 for each additional night. Slightly cheaper during the off-season (October–April).
* Elk Cove Inn, 6300 S. Highway 1, Elk (10 miles south of Albion), ☏ +1 707-877-3321, info@elkcoveinn.com. Pet-friendly inn (bed-and-breakfast), six separate buildings, with views of the Pacific, culinary garden, greenhouse, trail to a beach, and on-site restaurant (dinners only). All rooms were renovated between May 2020 and December 2022. $245 to $545; mid-week specials. (updated Nov 2022)
# Buffalo (North Dakota)

Buffalo is a small town in the Red River Valley of North Dakota between Fargo and Valley City. It has a population of about 209 people.

## Understand

The first settlement at Buffalo was made in 1878. A post office called Buffalo has been in operation since 1883. The city took its name from Buffalo (New York).Buffalo celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2005.

## Get in
### By car

Exit 314 off I-94, and north 2 miles on state highway 38.

## See

* Buffalo Creek State Historic Site (2 1/2 miles northwest of Buffalo, ND), ☏ +1 701-633-8586, fax: +1 701-633-5227, bankers@ictc.com. Marker designates area crossed by Gen. Henry H. Sibley and his military expedition on August 16, 1863. His expedition included 3,300 soldiers and 200 wagons in a column five miles long.
* Old Stone Church Heritage Center. Tu 6PM-8PM, F 1PM-4PM, Sa 1PM-3PM. Built in 1885 as Calvary Episcopal Chapel, the Old Stone Church is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It hosts a variety of local and traveling museum exhibits, a library, and a museum store.

## Eat

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Old 10 Saloon, 407 Main St, ☏ +1 701-633-5317.

## Sleep

* Buffalo House Bed & Breakfast, 305 N 3rd St, ☏ +1 701-663-5688. Historic home in the center of Buffalo.
# Villar Perosa

Villar Perosa is in the Metropolitan City of Turin in the Italian region of Piedmont.

## Get in

Villar Perosa is located about 40 kilometres (25 mi) southwest of Turin.

## See
### Museums

* Museo della Meccanica e del Cuscinetto, Via Nazionale, 24 - 10069 Villar Perosa. Formerly an SKF bearing factory, the Museum of Mechanics and Bearings is now a museum dedicated to the manufacture of bearings in Italy. Tours are offered of the former factory.