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# Scotland Neck

Scotland Neck, , is in Halifax County, North Carolina on the North Carolina Coastal Plain.

## See

* Sylvan Heights Bird Park, 500 Sylvan Heights Park Way, ☏ +1 252 826-3186. Apr-Oct Tu-Su 9AM-5PM; Nov-Mar Tu-Su 9AM-4PM. Sylvan Heights Bird Park is the world's largest bird park. Arranged into six continentally-themed aviaries, Sylvan Heights Bird Park, which opened in 2006, offers visitors the chance to travel around the world in 80 minutes (instead of 80 days) to see more than 2,000 birds of over 170 different species, some of the rarest and most endangered in the world! Begin at the Eco-Center with an introductory film and an incubator in the lobby, showing a variety of eggs and a variety of hatching chicks (depending on the time of year). Behind the Eco-Center is the multi-national aviary that houses a variety of birds, representing each continent, then make your way through each continent, South America, North America, Eurasia, Australia and Africa. Along the way are many other fascinating exhibits, including a Beaver Pond Viewing Blind and a handicapped accessible treehouse that both overlook natural wetlands. The Landing Zone is Sylvan Heights' newest exhibit (opening March 2013) that allows visitors to enter an aviary with feed sticks and interact up close and personal with more than 300 birds of 30 different species. Pack a picnic lunch and enjoy one of the picnic areas in the park. Have children? Enjoy an eco-friendly playground and fossil dig - you might find some shark's teeth! Don't miss a trip to the gift shop for a fun souvenir. Even a trip to the restroom at Sylvan Heights can be educational. The restroom facility located near South America (on the way to the Beaver Pond Blind and the treehouse) has a lobby area with three exhibits - a working bee hive, poison dart frogs and a gekko. Adults (13-61) $9; Children (3-12) $5; Seniors (62+) $7; Children under 3 Free.

## Sleep

* Scotland Neck Inn, 308 S Main.
# Scottburgh

Scottburgh is a coastal city of 11,000 people (2011) on the South Coast of KwaZulu-Natal, that is popular with beach-goers and surfers.

## Understand

Scottburgh is a bay on the South Bank of the Mpambanyoni River, a short river that culminates in a lagoon. One appeal of Scottburgh beach is its grass-covered banks leading down to sandy beaches, which have made it a popular holiday resort for holidaymakers for many years.
Wildlife found regularly inside the township includes snakes, skinks, geckos, numerous insects, millipedes, bushbuck, mongi, and most famously, large numbers of vervet monkeys. Genets have been sighted, and there are occasional unverified spottings of civets and similar small felines and cat-like mammals. Birds are abundant, perhaps the most noticeable being the raucous and much-loved hadada ibis.
The Indian mynah is widespread but regarded as a pest due to its habits of defecating in public restaurants and eating areas and pillaging the nests of native birds. This bird has presented similar problems in other areas in South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. The sardine run is also visible from the shores of Scottburgh and its surroundings most winters. The umdoni and Strelitzia are the best-known trees specifically associated with Scottburgh and its environs.

## Get in

Flight from Durban international airport, 30 minutes from Scottburgh.

## Get around

You will need to drive to get around Scottburgh.

## See

North of the Mpambanyoni lies the suburb of Freeland Park, a largely residential area with the Cutty Sark Hotel and a river populated by juvenile and adolescent crocodiles. These crocodiles are the product of the 1987 cyclone, when infant crocodiles escaped from the nearby Crocworld theme park.
South of Scottburgh, and separated from it by the Country Club, Golf Course, and a considerable expanse of bush, is Scottburgh South, and a few kilometres inland lies the sugarcane farming hamlet of Renishaw, well known for its chapel.

## Do

The summer season sees many tourists from the inland flock to the beaches of the South Coast. There are many activities that contribute to Scottburgh being a popular destination such as microlighting, diving, shark cage diving, sea rides, rock and surf fishing, Umdoni Park run, and bicycle trails. There are many more activities that can be inquired at the local South Coast tourism office.
* Scuba diving the famous Aliwal Shoal
* Scottburgh Main Beach, Pennington and Park Rynie have been awarded blue flag status.

### Surfing

Scottburgh is particularly renowned for its large surfing community. Superior waves are to be found along the coast, especially during the winter months. Popular spots include Green Point, Pennington, Kelso, Scottburgh and Rocky Bay. Many other perfect breaks along this coast can be found. Surfers and bodyboarders from around the world come for surf trips around the south coast, and visit Scottburgh in particular for its worldwide surfing reputation.
# Scotia

Scotia is a city in Humboldt County is in the North Coast (California) of California.

## See

* Scotia Museum. Contains artifacts, photographs and exhibits.
* Fisheries Museum.
# Tattershall

Tattershall is in Lincolnshire. Village historic sites include the church of the Holy Trinity, a buttercross, Tattershall Castle, Collegiate College, and Tom Thumb's house and grave.

## See

* 53.101002-0.190631 Tattershall Castle, Sleaford Road, Tattershall, LN4 4LR (between Horncastle and Sleaford), ☏ +44 1526 342543, tattershallcastle@nationaltrust.org.uk. It is an early 15th-century red brick-built castle by the then Lord Treasurer of England Ralph Cromwell. Is set in grounds which include original the original guardhouse, moats and the largest parish church in the country. Open every day except Wednesday from March–October, open at weekends in November and December.
* 53.10337-0.1865632 Tattershall College, ☏ +44 1529 461499. It is the remains of a former Grammar School for church choristers that was built by Lord Ralph Cromwell who was also responsible for nearby Tattershall Castle. Accessible at any reasonable time. Free.
* Tattershall Buttercross. An octagonal 15th-century buttercross stands in the Market Place. It is a Grade I listed structure and an ancient scheduled monument. A charter to hold a weekly market was granted by King John in 1201 in return for an annual fee of a trained goshawk. Markets are no longer held but the buttercross remains at the centre of a shopping area.
* 53.0954-0.20373 Tattershall railway station. Tattershall railway station was a station on the line between Boston and Lincoln until closure. The Old Station House, a stationmaster's house and ticket office, is a Grade II listed building as is the former goods shed. The former railway line has been converted into a cycle path.

## Do

* Kinema in the Woods is an old-time cinema in Woodhall Spa that still uses back projection.
* Water Rail Way is a long-distance path along the River Witham between Lincoln and Boston.

## Sleep

* Tattershall Lakes. A large holiday park with 180 acres worth of lakes. It offers watersports activities, a pool, evening entertainment, golf course and spa amongst other facilities. Its accommodation consists of caravans and lodges at budget and luxury levels. It also has a unique type of accommodation in a 'Canvas Village' whereby guest sleep under canvas but with lighting, cooking facilities and furnishings.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Bowman Lodges. It is a holiday lodge company based at Tattershall Lakes County Park, offering a range of lakeside lodges which are self catering, and come with a hot tub. (updated Mar 2017)
* Bainland Holiday Park, Woodhall Spa (18 miles south east of Lincoln). It is Lincolnshire's only five-star rated park, offering accommodation in lodges and chalets. The site has sports facilities, entertainment, places to eat and a golf course. Also open to tourers.
# Taukkyan

Taukkyan is a city in Yangon Division of the Irrawaddy region in Myanmar.

## See

* 17.0356596.132211 Taukkyan War Cemetery (Htauk Kyant War Memorial Cemetery) (ထောက်ကြန့်စစ်သင်္ချိုင်း), Yangon - Pyay Rd (Beyond the long distance bus terminal). 08:00-16:00 daily. The graves of over 6,000 allied soldiers and memorials together with the names of over 27,000 allied soldiers who lost their lives in Burma during the Second World War. Well-maintained by the Commonwealth Graves Commission, the sheer mass of names gives a sense of the destructive nature of war, and some sense of the destruction the war brought to Burma. From Yangon, a visit to the cemetery can easily be combined with a trip to Bago. Rent a car (USD20 round trip) or take a bus (from either the Aung Minglar Terminal or from the intersection of the Strand and Sule Pagoda Rd) (700 kyat). Flagging down a pickup (300 kyat) or bus for the return journey is easy from outside the cemetery.
# Taung

Taung is a town of 18,000 people (2011) in the North West Province. Taung is mainly known for its cultural background and holding cultural events such as the annual Cultural Calabash.

## Understand

Even though Taung is a small town it has many villages.
The name means place of the lion and was named after Tau, the King of the Barolong. Tau is the Tswana word for lion.

## See

Taung has recreational fields such as "taung covered ground" where many of sports activities take place.
Here is also the Mmabana where many many activities are offered such as dance (any kind of a dance), drama, karate, music, love-life programmes and gymnastics.
Taung is known for the skull of a child that was found there in one of the villages, Buxton.
Taung also has a big large dam (the Taung Dam) which was built by President Kgosi Mangope in the early years of presidency. He was also the founder of Mmabana taung and Mangope dam.

## Do

* -27.619724.63641 Taung World Heritage Site. Location of the Taung Child fossil find, an archaeological site as well as abandoned apartheid mine. Hiking trail present.
* The annual Cultural Calabash takes place in September usually 22nd-25th.
# Physical fitness

Physical fitness takes time to build up and maintain, but makes travel easier. Running through an airport with a suitcase would be much easier for a traveller with good muscles and cardiac strength. This article will avoid attempts to crown the best form of exercise, except concluding that any exercise is better than none at all.

## Prepare

Make sure you have shoes your feet are used to. Travelling often involves much more walking than at home, and getting blisters or aching ankles can hinder you from enjoying the destination in full. This is especially important with hiking boots and if you intend to hike.
While the social stigma of obesity is mostly restricted to modern times in the Western world, and weight alone tells little about a person's health, achieving or maintaining a healthy weight might make travelling easier. If you are overweight, then getting an inch or two off your waistline can produce noticeable improvements in your energy level and physical comfort while travelling, even if you think you need to lose much more.

## On the road

    See also: Flying and health, Tips for road trips
Sitting for hours in a car or bus, or on a train or plane strains both body and mind. You should get out of the seat at least every two hours, ideally more often.

## At a destination

Especially if you do business travel with lots of sedentary work, try to find time for exercise. Many hotels have a gym.

## See also

* Spas
* Sport
# Piacenza

Piacenza is a city in Emilia-Romagna.

## Get in
### By plane

Linate and Malpensa (Milan) and Parma airport are the nearest. Piacenza can be reached also from Bologna and Bergamo Orio al Serio airport.

### By train

Piacenza is linked with the major cities in Emilia-Romagna and Lombardy by regional and local trains (Piacenza - Ancona and Piacenza - Milan line).

### By bus

There is also a bus service (see below for SETA) to Cremona.

## Get around

SETA run the local buses.
Mi Muovo$^{[deadlink]}$ is an integrated public transport pass for the region. Short-stay visitors might use "Mi Muovo Multibus", a 12-trip bus ticket, see Emilia Romagna#Get around.

## See
#### Palaces

* 45.0553949.6965611 Palazzo Farnese, Piazza Cittadella 29. A Renaissance palace of the Farnese family built in 16th century. The palace hosts the Civic Museums of Piacenza. (updated Aug 2015)
* 45.0524889.6928112 Palazzo Comunale (Il Gotico), Piazza dei Cavalli. A Gothic town hall built in 1281.
* 45.0519389.701253 Palazzo dei Mercanti, Piazza dei Cavalli. Today it houses Piacenza's Town Hall. (updated Aug 2015)
* 45.0519689.6896144 Palazzo Scotti da Vigoleno (Palazzo della Prefettura). It houses the offices of the provincial administration. (updated Aug 2015)
* 45.0511549.6993775 Palazzo Costa, via Roma, 80. The palace hosts the Museo Ambientale. (updated Aug 2015)
* 45.0527429.696256 Palazzo Landi. (updated Aug 2015)

#### Churches

* 45.0501579.6979027 Duomo di Picenza (Piacenza Cathedral). Built in 12th-13th centuries in Romanesque style.
* 45.0493919.694718 Basilica di Sant'Antonino. This basilica with a characteristic octagonal tower is an example of early Romanesque architecture. (updated Aug 2015)

#### Museums

* 45.0486149.6921369 Galleria d'Arte Moderna Ricci Oddi (Ricci Oddi Gallery), via San Siro, 13, ☏ +39 0523 320742. The gallery was founded by collector Giuseppe Ricci Oddi Piacenza and opened in this building in 1931. It contains mainly works from Romanticism and some later periods. (updated Aug 2015)

## Do

* Attend a A1 league volleyball match in the Pala Banca by Copra Elior Piacenza (men) or Rebecchi Nordmeccanica Piacenza (women).
* Rugby Union: Rugby Lyons play in Serie A Elite, the top domestic tier. Their home ground Stadio Walter Beltrametti (capacity 3000) is 3 km south of town centre.

## Buy

Coppa Piacentina - a type of cold cut produced in the region
Salume Piacentini - the most famous cold cut made in Piacenza

## Eat

* Osteria Santo Stefano, Via Santo Stefano 22 (one of the best yet a bit pricy osterias)
* Osteria del Trentino, Via Del Castello, 71 (one of the most famous ostterias in the town of Piacenza)
* Trattoria La Pireina, Via Borghetto, 137 (a really typical traditional Piacentine restaurant)
* Trattoria San Giovanni, Via Garibaldi 49/A. (sober yet stylish interior, very good cooking)
* Signor Gelato, Via Vittorio Gadolino 5. Home made ice cream just outside city centre.

## Sleep

* Grande Albergo Roma, Via Cittadella 14.
* Hotel Ovest, via Primo Maggio 82.

## Connect

As of June 2022, Piacenza has 4G from Tim, and 5G from Iliad, Vodafone and Wind Tre.

## Go next

* Milan
* Parma
* Cremona
# Trinidad (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Trinidad:

### Argentina

* La Trinidad (Argentina) - in General Arenales Partido, Pampas

### Cuba

* Trinidad (Cuba) - a town in Central Cuba

### Bolivia

* Trinidad (Bolivia) (La Santísima Trinidad) - a town in Beni (Bolivia)

### Paraguay

* Trinidad (Paraguay) (Trinidad de Parana) - a village in the Itapúa district near Encarnación.

### Philippines

* La Trinidad (Benguet) - capital of the province of Benguet, Luzon
* Trinidad (Bohol) - a town in the province of Bohol

### Trinidad and Tobago

* Trinidad - the larger and more populous of the two islands

### United States of America

* Trinidad (California) - a town in California
* Trinidad (Colorado) - a city in Colorado
* Trinidad (Texas) - a city in Texas
* Trinidad (Washington) - a town in Washington (state)

### Uruguay

* Trinidad (Uruguay) - capital city of the department of Flores (Uruguay)
# Trinidad (Uruguay)

Trinidad is the capital of Flores Department, Uruguay. Visitors are drawn by the nature 3.5 km (2.2 mi) west of the city, on Route 3, and by the prehistoric sites: the Palace Cave and the rock paintings at Chamangá.

## Get in

Bus service is available from Montevideo as well as other Uruguayan cities such as Colonia and Salto. Service is offered by Agencia Central, COPAY, El Norteño, NOSSAR, and Núñez.

## See

* -33.276111-57.1333331 Grutas del Palacio (By car, best option. By bus, it is possible but only once a day at 17:00 along route no. 14. By thumb, it is possible likewise, just not along route no. 14. Best to get off at highway no. 3, about 2-3 km north of the Grutas del Palacio position in the west. From there a gaucho trail leads 4.5 km straight west to route no. 14—check OpenStreetMap. The trail leads over a 1941 bridge crossing the river, and you will have to climb two gates—the trail however is not on private property. From the exit point on route no. 14, you have to walk back south the 2-3 km to the entrance of the site. To get back to Trinidad or to the dam to the north for an overnight stay, ask the tourists that leave the site or the staff that will leave at 18:30.), ☏ +598 43604473. W-Su 09:00-18:30. A natural monument 46 km from Trinidad, on the ancient National Road N°3 surrounded by nature. It is a seventeen-hectare geopark. It is considered the second geopark in Latin America, incorporated in the global network by UNESCO, which declared it a national natural heritage site. It is a stone monument which consists of caves that are formed by around 200 columns of about 2 m in height and 80 cm in diameter. The caves can be accessed through about forty different entrances and the public can explore them freely. For years it was thought that the caves had been constructed by the ancient inhabitants of Uruguay. These inhabitants did use the caves as dwellings, but studies have confirmed that the site is a natural formation which was sculpted by water about 70,000 years ago. Different tools and artifacts that were found there allowed geologists to learn about the Proterozoic, Palaeozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic ages – see them at the museum at the entrance to the caves. Visitors can get in on their own all year round, or they can ask for guides who are specialized in its history. Every year, generally in April, Flores City Council organises tours to the place, and you can get there by bus. U$50. (updated Feb 2018)
* -33.529889-56.8970322 Museo Departamental, ☏ +598 4364 6964, museo@flores.gub.uy. M–F 10:15–17:45, Sa Su 11:00–17:00. History museum of the region, located in the old train station.

## Eat

* -33.527437-56.8982861 El Rancho, Pancho Lopez and Aparicio Saravia, ☏ +598 4364 7078.

## Sleep

* Hotel Maxim, Alfredo J Puig 750 esquina Treinta y Tres, ☏ +598 4364 5860. It has this sophisticated air about it like it's a castle or something. Has a restaurant and complimentary breakfast. U$4,196. (updated Feb 2021)
# Tripoli (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Tripoli:

### Greece

* Tripoli (Greece) — A city in Peloponnese.

### Libya

* Tripoli — The capital and largest city of Libya.

### Lebanon

* Tripoli (Lebanon) — A city in Lebanon.
# Triolet

Triolet is in Mauritius.

## Understand

The longest village on the island, Triolet offers an opportunity to visit the biggest Hindu temple, the Maheswarnath, first built in 1819 in honour of the Gods Shiva, Krishna, Vishnu, Muruga, Brahma and Ganesha.

## See

* -20.0848957.521391 Balaclava Ruins. A few metres away from Baie aux Tortues, which 17th century sailors named after the many tortoises in the area, can be found the ruins of the old Balaclava estate. Visitors can see the sea walls, whose initial foundations were laid down by Mahé de Labourdonnais. The location of the ruins now forms part of Maritim Hotel, and public access may not be possible.
* -20.042457.55242 Maheswarnath Mandir (grand shivala Triolet). Hindu temple is the biggest and one of the oldest (1888) of its kind on the island (updated Mar 2018)

## Go next

* Grand Bay
* Pamplemousses
# Tripoli (Greece)

Tripoli is a city in the central Peloponnese. It is the largest city and capital of Arcadia (Greece) and Mantinia province. Its population was 31,000 inhabitants in 2011.

## Understand
### Climate

Because of its inland location and high altitude, Tripoli has hot dry summers and cold winters. Summer temperatures can exceed 38 °C (100 °F) and in winter temperatures below −10 °C (14 °F) have been observed. Snow or sleet can occur several times between late October and early April.

## Get in

Because it is at the centre of the Peloponnese, Tripoli is a transportation hub. Corinth is 75 km (47 miles) NE, Pyrgos 145 kilometres (90 mi) E, Patras 144 km (89 mi) NW, Kalamata 65 km (40 mi) SW, and Sparti 60 km (37 mi) S.
Tripoli is mainly accessed from Athens and the rest of Greece through the Corinth-Tripoli-Kalamata motorway, known as the Moreas Motorway (A7). An alternative route is the GR-7 which used to be the main highway to Tripoli before the construction of the motorway. The city is also accessed by GR-74 and GR-76 from Pyrgos and by GR-39 from Sparta.

## Get around

Its main plazas are aligned with the main street and with a highway linking to Pyrgos and Patras. One of them is named Kennedy, the other is named Georgiou B' (George II). The southern part has its main street named Washington. The main section of the city is enclosed around the castle walls that were built during the Ottoman occupation of Greece.

## See

* Archaeological Museum of Tripoli. It is housed in a two-storey neoclassical building, designed by architect Ernst Ziller. Finds from the excavations of ancient sites in Arcadia are exhibited. It includes Neolithic and Early Helladic objects and utensils from recent excavations in Sakovouni, Kamenitsa, Arcadia, as well as a rich collection of Late Mycenaean and Sub-Mycenaean times from Paleokastro of Gortyna. Finds of Geometric times from the cemeteries of Mantineia and pottery, sculpture and reliefs from Archaic to Roman times from areas of Arcadia are also on display. The only one in Greece stands outcollection of the cult figurines of the Early Helladic years from Sakovouni, as well as the homologous seated statue of a goddess (perhaps Athena) from Asea and the findings of the 15-year excavation at the Villa of Herodes Atticus in Loukos Kynourias. There are also finds of Early Christian and Early Byzantine times.
* War Museum. It was founded in February 2000 and is housed on the ground floor of Malliaropoulos' house in the central square of Agios Vassilios. It includes mainly exhibits from the struggle of 1821, as well as the war of 1940. The model of Theodoros Kolokotronis, his bust and collections of weapons and swords from the Revolution stand out.

## Do

* Football: Asteras Tripoli play soccer in Superleague, the Greek top tier. Their home ground is Theodoros Kolokotronis Stadium (capacity 7400) one km southeast of town centre.

## Sleep

* Mainalon Resort hotel
* Tripoli City Hotel
* Palatino Rooms & Apartments
* Arcadia Hotel
# Weston

There is more than one place called Weston:

### Australia

* Weston (Australian Capital Territory)
* Weston Park (Canberra)
* Weston (New South Wales)

### Canada

* Weston (Nova Scotia)
* Weston (Ontario), now part of Toronto

### Borneo (Sabah)

* Weston (Sabah)

### England

* Weston (Berkshire)
* Weston (Cheshire)
* Weston (Cornwall)
* Weston-on-Trent (Derbyshire)
* Weston (Devon)
* Weston (Dorset)
* Weston (Halton)
* Weston (Hampshire)
* Weston (Herefordshire)
* Weston (Hertfordshire)
* Weston (Highland)
* Weston (Lincolnshire)
* Weston (Moray)
* Weston (North Yorkshire)
* Weston (Northamptonshire)
* Weston (Nottinghamshire)
* Weston (Pembrokeshire), also called Sir Benfro
* Weston (Shropshire)
* Weston (Somerset) (in Bath)
* Weston-super-Mare (in Somerset)
* Weston (South Lanarkshire)
* Weston (Staffordshire) (nr. Stafford)
* Weston-under-Lizard, (Staffordshire)
* Weston (Suffolk)

### United States of America

* Weston (Connecticut) - A town in Connecticut.
* Weston (Florida) - A town in Florida.
* Weston (Georgia) - A town in Georgia (state).
* Weston (Idaho) - A town in Idaho.
* Weston (Maine) - A town in Maine.
* Weston (Massachusetts) - A town in Massachusetts.
* Weston (Missouri) - A town in Missouri.
* Weston (Nebraska) - A town in Nebraska.
* Weston (Ohio) - A town in Ohio.
* Weston (Oregon) - A town in Oregon.
* Weston (Texas) - A town in Texas.
* Weston (Vermont) - A town in Vermont.
* Weston (West Virginia) - A town in West Virginia.
* Weston (Wisconsin) - A town in Wisconsin.