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# Attractions

Many travellers seek out landmarks for travel photography or things to see such as architecture, museums and art galleries, botanical gardens, caves, castles, temples, theme parks, cathedrals and historic monuments.

## Go

To avoid crowds, go to popular attractions as early in the morning as you can. Well-known attractions like the Roman Forum in Rome or Fushimi Inari Temple in Kyoto will be really crowded in the middle of the day, but if you arrive first thing in the morning when the other tourists are just waking up, you'll have much more peace and quiet while you explore. Not to mention better photo opportunities without other people getting in the way.

## Cultural landmarks

    See also cultural attractions
* Architecture and novelty architecture
* Archaeological sites and ghost towns
* Lighthouses
* Literary travel and historical travel
* Museums
* Pioneer villages
* Nuclear and military tourism
* Old towns
* Religious sites
* Spas
* UNESCO Creative Cities
* Zoos

## Natural wonders

    See also natural attractions
* Hot springs
* National parks in various regions
* Northern Lights and the Midnight sun
* Solar eclipses
* UNESCO World Heritage List, Geoparks Network and Biosphere Reserves
* Volcanoes
* Waterfalls
* Whale watching and wildlife watching

## Records

Records are things to be broken — they're the "firsts" in everything. This guide covers any records that can be tied to a particular place, including geographical records and man-made, developmental records.
For basically everything on Earth, there's a record: there is always going to be one northernmost point of land, one tallest building, and one hottest temperature ever reached. Such record-breaking points are scattered around the earth, and all they need is someone to find them. However, huge numbers of record-breaking locations have been discovered.
Therefore, records — especially world records — are often tourist destinations. This has become particularly true thanks to the Guinness Book of Records.

### Record-breaking places

* The Developmental records article is about man-made, record-breaking structures. Divided into categories based on cities, buildings, transportation, and "northernmost and southernmost".
* The Geographical records article is about record-breaking physical features. Divided into categories based on northernmost and southernmost points, elevation, most remote points, and bodies of water.
* The Weather records article is about places where weather records have been broken.
# Atwater

There's more than one place called Atwater:

### United States of America

* Atwater (California) - a city in Merced County, in the San Joaquin Valley region of California
* Atwater (Georgia)
* Atwater (Illinois)
* Atwater (Minnesota)
* Atwater (Wisconsin)
* Atwater (Ohio) - A Township in southeast Portage County, in Northeast Ohio.
* Atwater Village - in the city of Los Angeles
# Atwater (California)

Atwater is a city in Merced County, California.

## Get in
### By car

Atwater is located along California State Route 99 allowing access to Atwater from Fresno to the south and Sacramento to the north.

## See

* 37.366708-120.5786421 Castle Air Museum, 5050 Santa Fe Drive, ☏ +1 209 723-2178, fax: +1 209 723-0323. May 1-October 31 9AM-5PM; November 1-April 30 10AM-4PM; Closed New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. 50 historic World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam Conflict aircraft on display, ranging from a humble 12 ft (3 m) long Kawasaki KAQ-1 Drone to the awe inspiring 185 ft (56 m) wingspan of an eight engine Boeing B-52D Stratofortress. Adults: $10, Seniors (60 & up): $8; 6 - 17: $8; 5 and under: Free; Active Duty Military Personnel (with I.D.): Free.

## Do

* Bellevue Bowl, 785 Bellevue Rd, ☏ +1 209 358-6466.

## Eat

* Jantz Cafe & Bakery, 987 Bellevue Rd, ☏ +1 209 356-0782.

## Go next

Fresno- 99 South. About 1 hour 10 minutes away.
Yosemite National Park- 99 South to 140 East. About 2 hours away.
Sacramento- 99 North. About 2 hours away.
San Francisco- 99 North to 120 West to 5 South to 205 West to 580 West to 80 West. About 2 1/2 hours to 4 hours away, depending on traffic.
# Attock

Attock (Urdu: اٹک) is a city in Punjab (Pakistan), Pakistan. Known as Campbellpur in the British era, Attock witnessed a rapid growth in the 20th century. From the village it was in the early 1900s, it has become a bustling district capital with a population of about 100.000. It is situated on the banks of the river Indus.

## Get in

Attock is an 80km drive from Rawalpindi and 100km from Peshawar. From the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex, Kamra, it's about 10km.
* 33.77459472.3522051 Attock City Junction railway station. (updated Jun 2020)

## See

Just a few km outside of Attock city lies the small community of Attock Khurd (Little Attock). Sometimes called "the Gateway to Central Asia", this small town boasts the remains of a 16th-century fort, built by Akhbar the Great to protect passage of the Indus. The "Old Attock Bridge" over the river is one of the most strategic and commercial crossings on the Indus river between Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces.
* 33.89150872.2371251 Attock Fort (In Attock Khurd). Built during the reign of Akbar the Great from 1581 to 1583 to protect the passage of the River Indus. (updated Jun 2020)

## Do

There is a lot to do in Attock. Some parks in Attock are:
* Jinah Park
* Asfanyar Railway Park
* Wah Garden

## Eat

It's traditional to eat peanuts in this district.

## Go next

Taxila is nearby.
# Attundaland

Attundaland
* Northern suburbs of Stockholm
* Uppsala County
# Gifhorn

Gifhorn is a town in Lower Saxony, in northern Germany in the south of Lüneburg Heath.

## Understand

Gifhorn is a town with a population of 43,000 in 2019 in Lower Saxony that lies between Celle, Wolfsburg and Brunswick.

## Get in

Gifhorn is well sign posted from the Autobahn (A2/A391 Brunswick (Germany) Braunschweig) or from Celle.
The rail station is a stop along the Braunschweig-Uelzen and Berlin-Hannover lines.

## Get around

Your won't necessarily need a car. The town's centre is relatively small and can easily be navigated by foot.

## See

* 52.4937810.548271 International Wind- and Watermill Museum (Internationales Wind- und Wassermühlen-Museum), Bromer Straße 2, ☏ +49 5371-55050. 15 Mar-31 Oct: daily 10:00 - 18:00. In this open-air museum, you can see 16 original or reconstructed mills from all over Europe. Children under 16 years: €4, adults: €10.
* 52.4898610.547352 Historical Museum (Historisches Museum), Schlossplatz, ☏ +49 5371 8242225. Five permanent collections give visitors an insight into the historical development of the district Gifhorn. From prehistoric times to the present. Children free, adults €1.

## Do

* 52.4952110.557211 Bootsverleih Ise-Tour (boat rental Ise-Tour), Bromer Straße 4 (next to Morada Hotel). Canoeing and boat trips along the River Ise, or Mühlensee Lake. €9-14 per hour.

## Eat

* 52.4893710.547871 Schlossrestaurant Zentgraf, Schlossplatz 1, ☏ +49 5371 866655. M W 12:00-14:30, 18:00-23:00; Th-Su 12:00-23:00.
* 52.4882310.544822 Restaurant Ratsweinkeller, Cardenap 1, ☏ +49 5371 58111. Tu-Su 12:00-15:00, 18:00-23:30.

## Drink

* 52.4817110.544331 $^{[deadlink]}$ Bar Pleasure, Braunschweiger Straße 4, ☏ +49 5371 6369362. Th 20:00-01:00; F Sa 20:00-late.

## Sleep

* 52.4877710.543491 Hotel Deutsches Haus, Torstraße 11, ☏ +49 5371 8180. €32-75.
* 52.4956610.557522 Morada Hotel Isetal, Bromer Straße 4, ☏ +49 800 1231414. €44-46.
* 52.4857210.547413 Ratsschänke, Steinweg 33, ☏ +49 5371 98960. €35-38.
* 52.5076110.481734 Zum Deutschen Heinrich, Im Achtertor 2 (suburb Wilsche, 7 km/4 mi from town centre), ☏ +49 5371 7775. €30-35.

## Go next

* Otter Centre in Hankensbüttel
* The Lüneburg Heath (Lüneburger Heide) — is an extensive region of heath and farmland which has become a popular holiday and excursion destination (100 km / 62 mi).
* Celle — admire the rows of timber-framed houses and the Baroque-Renaissance Celle Castle
* Wolfsburg — home of the Volkswagen (22 km / 14 mi).
* Brunswick (Braunschweig) — the Lion City and centre of scientific research (27 km / 17 mi).
# Klek

Klek is a village in Croatia, on the Dalmatian Coast.

## Get in

The nearest airport is the Dubrovnik airport, which is an hour and a half drive from Klek.

## Get around

Everything in Klek is within walking distance, as it is a small, touristic village.

## See

There is a beautiful beach with white pebbles with people watching and paddle boats. Private beaches are a ten-minute walk away, or you can walk along the beach until you reach an uninhabited area. There are tennis courts and a few waterfront cafes. The ancient Konoba Kula was once a famous :"discoteka," or nightclub. Now a crumbling tower, it is worth a look.

## Do

Above Klek, there is a mountain, Smrdelj, where one can climb up and see an excellent view of Klek and neighboring villages. Take a swim in the clear waters and try your luck at fishing! Snorkeling is a fun activity; you can find sea urchins, sea cucumbers, crabs, and various fish. There is a great outdoor pizzeria, with a marble facade with a great view of the beach, that hosts live music.

## Buy

There are various souvenirs, a great buy is Croatian lavender oil, which smells fantastic and wards off bugs. Ston, a nearby town, has a sea salt refinery, where you can buy the local sea salt.

## Eat

There are lots of great pizzerias and fast food places, but if a sit-down dinner is what you're after, Škoj is a seaside restaurant with excellent lignje, or squid. The Hotel Plaza restaurant has an excellent restaurant on the beach with a great selection of fresh seafood and an attentive staff.
Breakfast should always start off with a trip to either of the bakeries, either one just 20 meters from the beach. Bakeries have savoury breakfast specialties, such as slance (delicious rolls with a salt topping), pretzels, or pite- phyllo dough stuffed with anything from cheese to meat or potatoes. For a sweet breakfast treat, Krofne, or doughnuts, are the way to go.

## Drink

There are plenty of cafes with local Croatian beers, such as karlovacko. Bars also serve stronger drinks, including a Croatian specialty, orahnjaca, a walnut liqueur which is sweet and a great digestive; there is the bitter pelinkovac, and rakija as well.

## Sleep

There are many local apartments. Local people rent out their apartments for tourists and you typically have your own balcony, kitchen, bathroom, and multiple bedrooms.
There are also rooms rented out and a hotel.
* Hotel Plaza.
# Kleppe

Kleppe is in Klepp municipality in Rogaland in Norway, situated north of Bryne and south of Ganddal. Kleppe is part of the flat geographical area Jæren that goes from Brusand in the south to Randaberg in the north.

## Get in
### By train

Local trains on Jærbanen (between Stavanger and Egersund) stops at the station Klepp. Trains are operated by the Norwegian national train operator NSB . Note: Klepp station is not in the town of Kleppe, but in a small town about 2.5 km east of Kleppe. Buses operated by Kolumbus run between Kleppe and Klepp train station.

### By bus

Local buses run between Kleppe and Bryne, Sola, Sandnes and Stavanger. Kolumbus is the local bus operator.

## See

* Kleppelunden (Access from Kleppelundsvegen). Nice and green park area between Kleppe and Verdalen. The paths, including a 3 km long illuminated path, are accessible for wheel chairs. There is also a music pavilion in the park. The hill Kleppevarden, with its millennium monument, can be accessed from Kleppelunden.
# Klausen

There's more than one place called Klausen:

### Germany

* Klausen (Rhineland-Palatinate)

### Italy

* Klausen (South Tyrol)
# Kleinarl

Kleinarl is a municipality with 800 residents (2021) in Pongau on the edge of the Hohe Tauern National Park in the federal state of Salzburg.

## Understand

The landscape of the Kleinarltal is characterized by striking limestone stocks on the right-hand side of the valley going out of the valley. The Kleinarltal also has numerous alpine pastures and extensive forest areas. At the end of the valley floor is the Jägersee , on an elevated valley level at 1,762 meters above sea level, the Tappenkarsee .
* Tourist information, ☏ +43 6413 8448. (updated Aug 2021)

## See

* Parish church of St. Laurentius. This Gothic church was consecrated in 1443. The altar was created in 1775 by the sculptor Petrus Schmid. From 1984 to 1986 the baroque extension from 1775 was demolished and a new extension was made according to the plans of the architect Heinz Tesar. (updated Aug 2021)
* 47.27688713.3195731 Kleinarl rectory. The building was once a hunting lodge of the Salzburg archbishops in Pongau. The rich facade structure comes from a renovation around 1748. This conversion to a vicariate house was carried out according to plans by the court building manager Johann Kleber. In the building today there is a public library, exhibitions, and events by the Catholic Educational Institute in Salzburg. (updated Aug 2021)

## Do

* Together with the Kleinarl-Flachwinkl ski area, Kleinarl is part of Ski Amadé
* Hikes to the Jägersee (1099 m) and the Tappenkarsee (1762 m)

## Sleep

* Wanderhotel.

## Go next

* Wagrain
* St. Johann im Pongau
# Kleinmond

Kleinmond is a quiet little holiday town of 6,600 people (2011) in the Overberg 70 km from Cape Town.

## Understand

The town's name, meaning "small mouth" in Afrikaans, refers to its location at the mouth of the Bot River lagoon. Tourism plays a large role in the town's economy due to its popularity with holiday makers from across the Western Cape and Cape Town in particular.

## Get in

From False Bay take the R44 as it snakes along the coast.

## Get around

* Park anywhere downtown and see the town by foot.

## See

* Whale watching during the spring. From June to November, southern right whales can be seen from the coastline, where they come to mate and calf.
* A herd of wild horses is known to roam free in the marshlands at the Bot River lagoon area, next to Rooisands Nature Reserve. They are believed to be South Africa's only herd of wild horses in a wetland habitat.

## Do

* Play golf at the Arabella Golf Estate.
* Hike through the dense fynbos.
* Swim in Palmiet River and jump off the bridge (or rock if the bridge is too high).
* Home of D.F. Malherbe and sit in his "chair rock".
* Kleinmond's beach is a Blue Flag beach and is popular with South African holiday makers.
* Kogelberg Nature reserve for hiking, bird watching and flora. R50 entrance fee per adult.
* Visit the African Penguin colony at Betty's Bay. Includes Rock hyraxes, comorants and other seabirds. Boardwalk with lots of information points. Entrance fee R30 per adult (Sept. 2022).

## Eat

Several restaurants near the harbor.
* KabelJoe seafood with live oysters, catch of the day and some local dishes.

## Sleep

At any of the many guest houses.
* Kleinmond Self-Catering Accommodation (Kleinmond Self-Catering Accommodation), 11 Second Street, ☏ +27 28 271-4873. Check-in: 13:00, check-out: 11:00. Offering two fully equipped units, children are welcome. No garden, so no pets. Ideally situated, only a short walk to the shops, banks and post office. Close to the main beach and even closer to the rocky coastal walkway, appreciating many species of Fynbos. Whale watching from May until the end of November. R400-R00 per unit per night.
* Moonstruck, 264 Hangklip Road, Pringle Bay (22 km W of Kleinmond), ☏ +27 28 273-8162, info@moonstruck.co.za. A beach house retreat, private and luxurious oceanfront accommodation with panoramic vistas. From R725pp.

## Go next

Take the R44, then reach the N2 via the R43.
# Bacharach

Bacharach (pop 1877) is a town in the Middle Rhine Valley in the Rhineland-Palatinate region of Germany.

## Understand

It is a small ancient town on the west bank of the Rhine. It existed before the Romans as a Celtic settlement. Its name Baccaracum came from the God of Bacchus as it supplied wine to the ancient territories. The medieval town is extremely well-preserved and can easily be called a hidden gem. Stahleck Castle, which was built in the 11th Century, was initially the seat of the Archbishop of Cologne's reeves. Nowadays, it is a youth hostel overlooking the town. In the 19th century, Victor Hugo described Bacharach as one of the "world's prettiest towns".

## Get in
### By plane

The airport at Hahn is about 50 km and Frankfurt Airport is about 70 km away.

### By train

Trains from Koblenz and Mainz run to Bacharach at least hourly. Sometimes, there are direct trains from Cologne as well. Otherwise, you would have to change the train at Koblenz. The line is Koblenz – Boppard – Oberwesel – Bacharach – Bingen am Rhein – Mainz. From Frankfurt airport it takes between 1 and 1.5 hours (with one change in Mainz).

### By road

Is on the B9 16 km north of Bingen. Parking on the side of the main road, 50 cents an hour.

### By boat

The Köln-Düsseldorfer Rheinschiffahrt, better known as KD, runs cruises and scheduled services up and down the river to towns between Cologne and Mainz.
Bingen-Rüdesheimer$^{[deadlink]}$ operates scheduled services between Rüdesheim and St. Goar.

## Get around

The town is small so walking is the best way to get around.

## See

* 50.0580567.7655561 Castle Stahleck. is a large castle on a hill that is approx 1,000 years old. It is a bit of a walk but the views of the Rhine are magnificent, so it`s totally worth it.
* 50.05957.767112 Werner Chapel. The ruins are quite lovely and are on the way to Castle Stahleck.

## Do

Take a cruise along the Rhine.
Do a wine tasting 'carousel' in town.
Walk through the vineyards, taking the Rheinburgenweg going south. The Northerly direction gives good views but has a steep section not recommended for the casual walker.

## Buy

Several shops sell souvenirs, especially local wine. Despite its small size, there is at least a supermarket in town.

## Eat

There is a large number of restaurants catering to tourists in the town. Here are a few suggestions
* 50.0603987.7679721 Altes Haus, Oberstraße 61.
* 50.0600587.7679692 Altkölnischer Hof, Blücherstraße 2, ☏ +49 6743 1339. Traditional German style décor and food. Friendly service.

## Drink

Wine

## Sleep

* 50.0583867.7658261 Castle Stahleck Youth Hostel, ☏ +49 6743 1266. This youth hostel is actually located inside the Castle Stahleck overlooking the Rhine Valley! It will be hard finding a place where you make the experience of sleeping in an actual Medieval castle for such a low price. beds from €21.50.
* 50.059687.7648542 Pension Im Malerwinkel, Blücherstraße 41-45, ☏ +49 6743 1239.
* 50.0604767.7682613 Hotel am Markt, Oberstraße 64, ☏ +49 6743 1715.

## Go next

* Trechtingshausen
* Bingen
* Oberwesel
# Babylon (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Babylon:

### Czech Republic

* Babylon (Czech Republic) — A town in the Czech Republic.

### Iraq

* Babylon — Ruins of an ancient city in Iraq.

### United States of America

* Babylon (Illinois) — A community in Illinois.
* Babylon (town, New York) — A town on Long Island in New York.
* Babylon (village, New York) — A village in the town of Babylon in New York.
# Babolsar

Babolsar is a city in Mazandaran province Iran.

## Get in

The driving distance from Tehran is about 235 km

## See

* Seaside
* Bridges with nice views.
* Zoo
* Environmental and Natural science Museum
* Mazandaran university building
* River boulevard
* Babolsar Suspension Bridge, Pasdaran Street. Built by Swedish and German engineers during the Pahlavi dynasty in the early 20th century. It was the first vehicle suspension bridge in Iran. (updated Feb 2018)

## Do

* Boat rides (from the Babolsar Pier). (updated Feb 2018)
* Buses rides (traveling on the sea).
It is safe to swim in the sea.

## Buy

* Palm Shopping Center line
* Persia Shopping Center
* Old Bazaar
* Ojaksar shopping stores
* Khanevadeh Clothes store
* Bozorgmehr Shopping center
* Book City (Shahre Ketab)
* Iran Katan Store
* Saleh Shopping Center
* Katan Tafteh Store
* Negin Shopping Center

## Eat

If you are interested in seafood you can try the most delicious taste of Caspian sea fish like Caviar with high-quality of vegetable-mixed rice. Also various types of sea birds are cooked skillfully in special Mazandarany cooking instruction in winters. Famous restaurants are Mizban, Shilat bar, Shoopeh, Varesh and etc. There is a lot of fast food restaurants for eating such as pizza, sandwich, Hot dog and so on.

## Sleep

* Mizban Hotel Complex, a lot of motels, Darya Kenar suburban, Khezer Shahr suburban.
# Higashihiroshima

Higashihiroshima (東広島) is a city in Hiroshima prefecture.

## Understand

Higashihiroshima is a university town of Hiroshima University. Higashihiroshima is adjacent to Hiroshima, and so also forms a commuter town of Hiroshima.
There are many sake breweries in Saijo district, one of the towns in Japan famous for the production of sake.

### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site with basic navigation in English.

## See

* Sakagura Street.

## Go next

* Takehara
* Mihara
* Kure
* Hiroshima
* Akitakata
* Kumano
* Etajima
* Onomichi
* Fukuyama
# Higashimatsuyama

Higashimatsuyama (東松山) is a city in Saitama prefecture, in Japan.

## Understand

The name Higashimatsuyama literally means "East Pine Tree Mountain".

### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site.

## See

* 36.034534139.3984431 Yakyu Inari Shrine (箭弓稲荷神社), 2-5-14 Yakyucho, ☏ +81 493-22-2104. Gods of accomplishments.

## Do

* Musashino Kyuryo National Government Park (国営武蔵野丘陵森林公園), 1920 Yamada Namegawa-machi Hiki-gun Saitama (From Shinrin Koen Station on the Tobu Tojo Line, catch a bus to the park at the south exit. The ride takes approximately 7 minutes.). 9:30-17:00 (Mar to Oct); -16:30 (Nov); -16:00 (Dec to Feb). ¥450 for adult, ¥210 for elderly (65 and above), Free for middle high student or lower. (updated May 2024)

## Eat

Very famous for skewered pork (confusingly called yakitori) with unusual miso sauce.

## Go next

* Yoshimi
* Ranzan
* Kumagaya
* Gyoda
* Namegawa
* Sakado
* Hatoyama
* Yorii
* Ogawa (Saitama)