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# Janitzio

Janitzio, on Lake Patzcuaro in the state of Michoacan. This little island is crowded with houses and shops to sell to tourists, thousands of whom flock here for Day of the Dead.

## Understand

The town of Janitzio, which means "where it rains", sits atop the hill. It is the largest of five islands in Lake Pátczuaro.
The town is known for the butterfly fishermen who are skilled at lowering their butterfly-shaped nets to catch the local cuisine "pescado blanco". These fisherman were at one time depicted on the reverse of the 50-peso banknote.

### Climate

Mild, spring-like temperatures prevail most of the year in the North Central Highlands of central Mexico. The highlands have a climate that is mild and dry. The area around Janitzio rarely sees temperatures that go above 27 °C, even in summer. Daytime temperatures remain fairly consistent year round, however, it can become quite cold at night from November through March. The rainy season runs from May through October, with July and August generally being the wettest months. Quickmoving thunderstorms can be expected over the summer months, June to September. The rest of the year remains quite dry.

## Get in

Janitzio can only be reached by boats which run regularly back and forth from about 07:30 to 18:00 ($100 MXN return), accessible from Pátzcuaro's pier (embarcadero). These boats can be hired to take visitors around other parts of the lake. The boats are pretty regular and takes approximately 25 minutes to reach the island.

## Get around

Walking is the only way to get around on the island, which consists of steep cobblestone streets and a lot of stairs.

## See

A 40-meter statue of José María Morelos, a great hero of Mexico's independence, started in 1933, is found on the island's highest point. You can see the statue of Morelos from the boat, when arriving. Visitors can climb to the top of the statue by way of a staircase that spirals up the inside.
Along the interior walls, the life of Morelos is depicted in murals painted by Ramón Alba de la Canal and other Mexican muralists. At the top, visitors can look through peepholes in the giant raised fist of Morelos, with views of the island, lake and surroundings.

## Do
### Festivals

Day of the Dead - Every year on November 1, the island of Janitzio fills with visitors coming to see Mexico's most famous Day of the Dead celebration. Purhepecha legend has it that on the Night of the dead, spirits living in the lake will hear the church bells toll on the island, and they will make their way up the hill to the cemetery. During the night it is customary to bring offerings to the dead. There is a procession illuminated with candles and animated with religious songs. The entire island glows with lights and torches.

## Buy

Small shops line the narrow streets leading up the hill.
# Warwickshire

Warwickshire (pronounced "Worrick-sher" or "Worrick-sheer") is a county in the West Midlands region of England. It's in the very heart and centre of England, with many historical and cultural attractions.

## Towns

* 52.28-1.591 Warwick – the county town and site of Warwick Castle, one of England's finest.
* 52.5787-1.54622 Atherstone
* 52.475-1.4773 Bedworth
* 52.291-1.7784 Henley-in-Arden
* 52.341-1.5665 Kenilworth – a picturesque town and the site of the magnificently ruined Kenilworth Castle.
* 52.292-1.5376 Leamington Spa – elegant spa town. Regency splendour of the Parade
* 52.523-1.46837 Nuneaton
* 52.37-1.268 Rugby – birthplace of the sport
* 52.19-1.719 Stratford-upon-Avon – the town of Shakespeare's birth and one of the most visited places in Britain.
* 52.19434-1.5947210 Wellesbourne – large village, known for its airfield and nearby manor house Charlecote Park.

## Understand

Warwickshire began as a division of the kingdom of Mercia in the early eleventh century, and its name was first referenced in 1001, with "Warwick" meaning "dwellings by the weir". Coventry was particularly important during the Middle Ages due to its role in the textiles trade, and it dominated Warwickshire at the time. The county played a key role in the English Civil War. During the Industrial Revolution it became one of the most important industrial counties in England due to its containing Birmingham and Coventry.
* Visit Warwickshire website

## Get in

52.453-1.7331 Birmingham Airport (BHX) has a wide range of flights from Europe and beyond. Limited flights from within Great Britain, eg Edinburgh and Aberdeen, as it's so central that the train is quicker.

## Do

* Warwickshire Ring is a 106 mile canal circuit, comprising Coventry Canal, Birmingham and Fazeley Canal, Grand Union, and Oxford Canal.
* Cricket: in summer balls are thwacked into the nettles around dozens of village cricket grounds in this bucolic county, but Warwickshire County Cricket Club play at Edgbaston in Birmingham.

## Go next

* Staffordshire
* West Midlands (county)
# Zafra

Zafra is a town of 17,000 people (2018) in Extremadura. Dominated by its 15th-century fortress (Alcazar) Zafra is a pleasant town where you can take a stroll or hang out in one of its parks eating tapas while watching the world go by. It has a medieval quarter, which surrounds the fortress and there are numerous winding streets and historical buildings to explore.

## Understand

Zafra has always been an industrial and commercial city, serving surrounding areas mainly dedicated to agriculture. A commercial base are the fairs that have been celebrated for Saint John since 1395 and for Saint Michael since 1453.

## See

* The castle, which is famed for the white marble renaissance patio designed by Juan de Herrera, is the main reason people visit Zafra.
* Plaza Grande and Plaza Chica are the two attractive arcaded plazas where people sit to watch the world drift by.
* Nuestra Senora de la Candelaria Church
* Convento de Santa Clara - tombs of the Figueroa family who were the original inhabitants of the castle.

## Buy

There are plenty of your standard shops in Zafra.

## Eat

East good authentic tapas sitting in one of the plazas, or at one of the many bars in Zafra’s winding streets. You can also get a good Chinese just off one of the squares.

## Drink

This region is famed for its wines so will have no problem indulging in some of their specialties.
Look out for a rather lovely liquor made from acorns; special to Extremadura.

## Go next

Los Santos de Maimona, Fuente del Maestre, Usagre, Villafranca de los Barros, La Lapa
# Brod

Brod is a village in Kosovo.

## Understand

Brod is populated by the Gorani people. The Gorani have a total population of roughly 50,000 people. They are primarily sheep and cattle herders, but also have a cartel network of dessert/sweet shops. They live in a very geographically small mountainous area of the most southern part of Kosovo, in and near the city of Dragash just south of Prizren.
The Gorani have their own language and are generally Muslim. Their language, which is a Torlakian Slavic language, is related to Serbian and Macedonian, with Albanian and Turkish loanwords.
The village of Brod has a population of perhaps 8,000 people. It lies in a high mountain valley/ravine. It has a rough elevation of 1,200 meters, but the mountains above it reach 2,200 meters. As the people have been living and herding cattle there for hundreds and hundreds of years, the surrounding mountains are completely over grazed and deforested (in a beautiful way). For the people to have some means of heating in the winter, they pack the manure from their cattle and goats on the sides of their houses so that it will dry. Most of the manure is dry, so the village doesn't smell.
The building materials for the houses are all taken from the immediate area, so everything is made out of mountain rocks. Several mountain springs run through the village on their way down to the flat plains of Kosovo.

## Get in

From Prizren, take a combi to Dragaš. From Dragaš, you will either have to take a taxi (for probably a lot of money) or start walking. The hike to Brod is about 8 km up a small road. Ask a local which way to go. If you hitch hike, the first or second car will probably pick you up, although cars only pass once every 30 minutes.

## Get around

By horse.

## See

It is worth your while to walk around the town and see what it is like. It is completely unique.

## Do

Ask the locals if they will take you for either a one day or overnight horse trip up to their pastures in the mountains. They should charge you only €10 per person plus food for the adventure. You'll end up on a mule going through some of the most beautiful nature you'll ever have the opportunity to see in your life.
* Hiking (Kosovo Tourist Guides Association), guidesinkosovo@gmail.com, ☏ +383 49372639, guidesinkosovo@gmail.com. Hiking can be done on your own. If you however wish to engage a local guide, GuideKS is the umbrella organization of tourist guides in Kosovo. They will put you in touch with a local guide suitable for your activity. (updated May 2022)

## Eat

Have the guy at the one pub in Brod serve you up something.

## Drink

There is one pub in the whole town. If you're lucky, there will be a game of bingo going on. It's for men only (at least as far as locals go) and they all claim they are Muslim and don't drink, but wait until they get away from their wives up in the pasture.

## Sleep

Ask the locals for a place to stay. Somebody will put you up for the night (at a cost, probably €10).

## Go next

* Prizren
* Ferizaj
* Sharr Mountain National Park
# Rahovec

Rahovec is a largely rural region in Kosovo centered around the town of Rahovec. It is known for vineyards and wine-making. Rahovec is located in the agricultural rich Dukagjini Valley in the region of Prizren of western Kosovo.

## Understand

The town had 16,000 inhabitants in 2011, while the municipality 56,000 inhabitants and 35 villages.
The town is known for a local dialect, Orahovac dialect (ravëqki; rahovecianshe, gjuha e Rahovecit) which is a mixture of Albanian, Serbian, Turkish and Bulgarian languages. Its use has declined rapidly after the Kosovo War, with Albanian becoming the predominant language.

## Get in

The town is easily accessible by bus from the nearby towns of Prizren and Gjakova, and the capital Prishtina.

## Get around

The town is walkable though built on hillsides. Hitchhiking or biking to destinations nearby is possible and agricultural tractors are common place in the region.

## See

The town is home to a large Tarikat Muslim Community with dervish lodges or tekkes found across the town. The nearby Christina Orthodox sites in Hoça e Madhe (Velika Hoča) 8 km away and Zoqishtë (Zociste) include monasteries and churches and are well worth the visit. The Serb populated region is home to the winery of the Decani Monastery. Make sure to ask for raki and wine.
Two wineries nearby, Bodrumi i Vjetër (Old Cellar) and Sefa Wines offer tours of the wineries and vineyards as well as wine tasting.
* 42.3886620.680111 Velika Hoca Village and Monastery (Hoça e Madhe) (from Rahovec, head in the direction of Suhareka). Protected village and Serb Orthodox Church offering several cultural monuments and local wines (updated May 2022)
* 42.3785520.70412 Zociste Monastery (Manstiri i Zoçishtes) (head in the direction of Suhareka, past Hoça e Madhe). Serb Orthodox Church Monastery offering local wine (updated May 2022)

## Do

Biking across the region is promoted. In this area you will ‘Wine Routes/Rruget e Verës’ signs scattered around the region.
* 42.3964820.654021 Bodrumi i Vjetër (Old Wine Cellar), Gëzim Hamza st., Rahovec 21010, ☏ +383 29 277 345. vineyards and winery (updated May 2022)
* 42.39646820.6450842 Sefa Wine, Vllezërit Frashëri st., Rahovec 21000, ☏ +383 49 512 663, info@sefawinery.com. vineyards and winery (updated May 2022)
* Hiking (Kosovo Tourist Guides Association), ☏ +383 49372639, guidesinkosovo@gmail.com. Hiking can be done on your own. If you however wish to engage a local guide, GuideKS is the umbrella organization of tourist guides in Kosovo. They will put you in touch with a local guide suitable for your activity. (updated May 2022)

## Buy

Ask for homemade wines and raki.

## Eat

Traditional food is similar to all of Kosovo. Locally grown produce is outstanding.
* 42.433120.66281 Restaurant Bjeshka, Rahovec, ☏ +383 49 440 488. (updated May 2024)

## Drink

Ask for homemade wines and raki.

## Go next

* Prizren
* Gjakova
* Peja
* Prishtina
# Kamenica

Kamenica or Dardana, or Kosovska Kamenica, is a town and municipality located in the Gjilan District of Kosovo.

## Understand

According to the 2011 census, the town of Kamenica has 7,331 inhabitants, while the municipality has 36,085 inhabitants.

## Get in

Get to Kamenica from anywhere in the world by train, bus, car and more. Find quality accommodation and discover the best things to do and see. Kamenica is located to east of Kosova, it's a small city with a lot of population who lives outside the country.

## Get around

* 42.58157621.5772631 Square of the City, Kamenicë. You can take a walk during the day through the square and enjoy the views of the park. (updated May 2024)
* 42.6013821.5538172 Pishat Kamenice, HHX8+F6C Deshmoret e, Kamenicë. (updated May 2024)
* 42.6013821.5538173 Monastery of Tamnica, JH33+WJ4. (updated May 2024)

## See

* 42.58500721.5702991 Sugarfree Disco, Rruga Nënë Tereza, ☏ +383 48506032. (updated May 2023)
* 42.58187121.5621432 Gun Poligon, Kamenica. (updated May 2023)
* The waterfall in Kamenica's village
* 42.58092921.5758533 Curtural Centre, Shtepia e Kultures Kamenice, Skënderbeu, Kamenicë. (updated May 2024)

## Do

* 42.58120421.5748821 Sports Hall, Rruga Nënë Tereza, Kamenicë. Visit the sports hall. (updated May 2023)
* 42.57797321.5816732 Stadium of Kamenica, Rruga Adem Jashari. Visit the stadium, or watch any football game. (updated May 2023)
* 42.58822121.5639033 Grappling Kamenica, se 48 Celula e UÇK, ☏ +41 797700244. If u want some fun with extreme sports, u can go and train there. (updated May 2024)

## Eat

* 42.57877221.5784191 Propper Pizza, Kamenicë, ☏ +383 48313636. (updated May 2023)
* 42.58049821.5777262 Restaurant Prive, Kamenicë. (updated May 2023)
* 42.58023821.5740893 Ardi Pizzeria, rr.Skenderbeu. (updated May 2024)
* 42.58350621.5724524 Bubanj XXL, HHMF+C23 Vuk S. Karadzić, Kamenicë 38260. (updated May 2024)
* 42.58282121.5725165 Pica Mosa, HHMF+484, Kamenicë. (updated May 2024)

## Drink

* 42.57913621.5785311 Buffi Lounge, Rr.Skenderbeu p.n, ☏ +383 45806222. (updated May 2023)
* 42.57443821.5843792 The Wall Bar, Mbrapa kioskut Qarri, Skënderbeu, Kamenicë. (updated May 2023)
* 42.58106421.5840613 AQUA Marine. Very nice place for fun in summer, with music and DJ. Also it has a pool and foam party. (updated May 2024)
* 42.58172921.5772674 Mooe Lounge, HHJG+PWX, Shtepia e Kultures Shtepia e Kultures Kamenice Skënderbeu, Kamenicë. (updated May 2024)
* 42.58320321.5739325 Kafe Zuka, HHMF+8C5, Kamenicë. (updated May 2024)

## Sleep

* 42.58187121.5621431 Hotel Jehona, Luigj Gurakuqi, Kamenicë, ☏ +377 44766661. (updated May 2023)
* 42.5770921.579392 Kashmir, Kamenicë. (updated May 2023)
* 42.57560221.5784863 Konvikti i qytetit, HHGH+58C, Rubovc Rd, Kamenicë. (updated May 2024)

## Go next

* The watermill in Hogosht
# Paragliding in Kosovo

Paragliding and related activities are quite developed in Kosovo with many clubs started after the war. Kosovo has limited use of the airspace for sports aviation after the war, with paragliding being an exception.

## Understand

Activities are run under several clubs under the umbrella of the Aeronautical Federation Kosovo. Activity takes place in 13 sites which include sites near Prishtina (Golesh and Kukaj), Prizren (Kabash), Peja and Istog at elevations from 550 to 1,800 m.
Flying in tandem starts from €30 for a 15–25-min flight.

### History

While Kosovo has a history of aeronautical sports post-WWII, after the 1999 War aeronautical sports experienced a resurgence.

## Aeronautical Clubs

The Aeronautical Federation Kosovo represents and protects the interests of sport aviation clubs from all over Kosovo. The Federation also offers a paragliding school.
* Aeronautical Federation of Kosovo (Federata Aeuronautike e Kosovës), Rr. Agim Ramadani, Shtëpia e Sporteve n.n. Prishtinë, ☏ +383 49663322, Info@aeronautika.org. (updated May 2023)
The Federation covers several clubs.
* Peja Aeroklub, Peja. (updated May 2023)
* Shqiponja Artë. (updated May 2023)
* Klubi Alpin Podguri, Istog, ☏ +383 44224477, klubialpinpodguri@gmail.com. a palagliding and mountaineering club based in Istog. (updated May 2023)

## Other activities

* Winter sports in Kosovo
* Hiking in Kosovo
# Vrbovec

Vrbovec is in Zagreb county, Croatia, 43.37 km northeast of Zagreb. The town has a population of about 16,000, as of the 2011 census.

## Understand

Vrbovec is the birth place of Ban Petar Zrinski, a Croatian hero from the Middle Ages.
For all who would like to meet with typical way of Croatian life, Vrbovec offers peaceful staying and feeling like at home.

## Get in
### By car

Well connected by the A4 highway, then by D28 expressway, it takes only 25 minutes by car from Zagreb.

### By train

It takes 35-54 minutes by train from main train station in Zagreb.

### By bus

It takes 45 minutes by bus from main bus-station in Zagreb.

## See

* Mausoleum of family De Piennes (in the local cemetery).
* Tower of Petar Zrinski.
* Castle of Patačić.
* Castle of Lovrečina Grad.
* Church of Saint Vitus.

## Do

* NK Vrbovec Football. A member of third division of the Croatian Soccer League.

### Festivals

* Kaj su jeli naši stari. Last week of August or first week of September, from Friday to Sunday. Traditional festival of cooking of old specialities from the past

## Sleep
### Budget
#### Hotels

* Hotel Bunčić, Zagrebačka 4, ☏ +385 12720570, fax: +385 12720571, hotel@hotel-buncic.hr. Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 12:00. Featuring an on-site restaurant and a bar, Hotel Bunčić is located 750 meters from the Old Town of Vrbovec. It is the former motel owned by PIK Vrbovec. €24-47. (updated May 2020)
# Supetar

Supetar is the main city of the island of Brač, Croatia. This lively town with 3062 people living in it is famous for its architecture, past and cultural tradition. Due to its long, beautiful gravel and sand beaches surrounded with pine woods, and for its crystal blue sea it has acquired a reputation as a wonderful bathing resort.

## Get in

There's a ferry from Split which takes approx 50 min. In July and August there are 14 departures per day in each direction, while in winter there are fewer.
* Private water taxi Split to Supetar, ☏ +385 912636805, booking@seayou.com. Private water taxi is available 24/7 from Split airport or Split town directly to Supetar. Travel from Supetar directly to Hvar, Vis, Šolta and other islands. (updated Jan 2023)

## Get around

The city itself is very compact and can be explored entirely on foot.

## Do

Bathe in the beautiful sea!

## Buy

Supetar has many souvenir shops, a large Lidl supermarket and several smaller general stores.

## Eat

* Restaurant Punta, Punta 1, +385 21 631 507
* Restaurant Vrilo, Hrv.velikana bb
* Tavern Vinotoka, Ignjata Joba 6, +385 21 630 969
* Tavern Lukin, Porat 32, +385 21 630 683
* Bistro Palute, Porat 4, +385 21 631 730
* Pizzeria Roso, Put Vela luke bb, +385 21 630 352
* Cheapest snack: burek from one of the bakeries.

## Drink

* Caffe-bar Barbara, Porat 17, +385 98 225 321
* Benny's Bar, 13A, Put Vele Luke, +385 91 543 7884 . Lively. Whether watching oversized gents on their inflatables or the gentle waves of the Mediterranean themselves, it is a place to unwind.

## Sleep

* Apartment Barhanovic, ☏ +385 21 631464. House is within only 5-10 minutes walking distance from the town center, shops, restaurants and beaches. The apartment is located on the ground floor with 2 double bedrooms, kitchen, dining area, living area and bathroom providing accommodation for up to 4 people.
Hostels
* Funky Donkey Hostel, Polanda 20, ☏ +385 21 630937, funkydonkeyhostel@gmail.com. Check-in: 15.00, check-out: 12.00. Less than 10 minutes away from the main ferry port. Free WiFi, free Internet access, no lockout, 24 hour access, backpack sized lockers, terraces, BBQ area, kitchen facilities, flat screen TV with a large collection of movies, large common room and only 5 minute walk to Lidl supermarket.

## Connect

The mobile network in the vicinity of the city is strong and offers up to 4G+ speeds.

## Go next

To catch a ferry to the other islands, you have to go back to Split.
* Solta, another laid-back island worth exploring
* Hvar is the most popular island and city amongst tourists
* Bol, on the other side of the island with the magnificent Golden Horn Beach. Multiple daily busses connect Supetar to Bol for around 50kn, taking one hour.
# Ston

Ston is a town in Dalmatia, Croatia.

## Understand

In order to know Pelješac as a unique and historical entity, it is best to start with Stonska Prevlaka (Ston Isthmus), the single connection with the mainland. Recessed among hills, it extends 1.5 km between the southern and northern coasts. Archaeological finds here show that Mediterranean and Balkan cultural groups were both present, and in prehistory an exchange of goods took place by land and sea. This area has attracted streams of men and merchants from the mountainous interior and the open Adriatic Sea. The Tabula Peutingeriana, the first geographical map of the Adriatic from ancient Rome, shows a fort at this locations with the name of Turris Stagni. Approaching from land, Roman walls can be seen near Zamaslina. Part of an Illyrian defensive strategy was the hill-fort at Humac, which controlled all of Malostonski Zaljev (Mali Ston bay). It was the guardfort of this small area, a desired location since ancient times due to its sheltered position and natural features of this basin that include exceptional maritime and cultural qualities (now a protected preserve).

## Get in

You can book an excursion from Dubrovnik.

## See

A monumental defensive system, the largest fortification and urban achievements in Europe at the time. Dubrovnik invested huge sums of money and employed the many builders. During the first thirty years, the defensive walls, the longest in Europe, were built from one side of the peninsula to the other.

## Eat

* Bakus. Excellent seafood.
* Tavern Bota Sare. On the waterfront of Mali Ston, this restaurant offers variety of seafood, but when in Ston you have to eat oysters. Oysters of Ston are particularly famous.
* Vila Koruna Apartman and rooms, ☏ +385 20754999, fax: +385 20754642. Mali Ston. Enjoy oyster delicacies that are cultivated in Bay of Mali Ston.

## Sleep

* Vila Koruna Apartman and rooms, ☏ +385 20754999, fax: +385 20754642. Mali Ston at Mali Ston on the peninsula of Pelješac, along the sea, 50 km away from Dubrovnik. It has 6 luxurious rooms and 2 fully furnished apartments (TV-SAT, phone, air-conditioning). Maximum capacity is 21 beds, together with a restaurant with capacity of 300 seats (indoors & outdoors), banquet hall all air–conditioned and summer terrace. It is a comfortable villa.
# Rtina

Rtina is a town in the Dalmatia region of Croatia.

## Understand

This part of Dalmatia is well known for its strong wind that blows in the winter. That is why the climate is one of the healthiest in Europe (especially for the people with respiratory diseases).
Around 500 people live in Rtina. During summer there is 5000 and more people arrived as tourists. Place is very quiet and calm so it is perfect for good and trouble free vacation. Local people are very polite and welcome to outsiders. Tourist business is growing each season which improves look of the place.

## Sleep

* Villa Saga, Rtina 183 (Zadar-Pag), ☏ +385 98272187. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. Private holiday house with 8 beds. €80.