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# Deruta

Deruta is a town in the centre of the region of Umbria in central Italy. It is mainly known as a center for the production of ceramics.

## Get in
### By car

Deruta is on the east of the E45 highway heading north, about 15 km (9.3 mi) south of Perugia. The many ceramics shops along the side of the road make it unmissable.

### By bus

Bus Line E012 goes from Piazza Partigiani in Perugia to the lower part of Deruta.

## Understand

Deruta has been producing pottery and ceramics since the 14th Century. Why pottery production is centered on this small town seems to be due to the quality of the local clay. Deruta reached its zenith in the 16th Century with much of its pottery drawing inspiration from the Renaissance and from painters such as Raphael, who came from nearby Gubbio. There are more than 300 ceramic firms in Deruta today and it is still possible to visit the artists at work in some of the smaller shops. The larger shops, along the main highway, mainly cater to passing coach parties but to buy the real thing you have to venture up into the hill town. Much of the production is still carried out as a cottage industry. Unbaked pottery is first baked in the ovens and then taken away to be hand-painted, before being returned to the ovens for glazing. The quality of the glaze is a particular feature of Deruta’s pottery.

## See

* Piazza dei Consoli. Main square of the town. The town hall and the church of S. Francesco are located on this square, as well as several shops. (updated Jun 2017)
* 42.98217712.4198551 Town Hall (Palazzetto Municipale). Dates from 1300. Its atrium houses a collection of neolithic and Etruscan archaeological finds. It also houses a collection of paintings taken from churches in the area and the Museum of Ceramics. (updated Jun 2017)
* 42.98239612.4197162 Church of S. Francesco (opposite the town hall). Built in Romanesque-Gothic style. Pope Urban IV died in the adjacent convent in 1264. (updated Jun 2017)

## Buy

Ceramics

## Eat

* 42.95143612.4026551 L'Antico Forziere, ☏ +39 075 9724314. A restaurant and inn with food not to be missed.

## Sleep

* 42.97486612.4081641 Hotel Melody, ☏ +39 075 9711022, fax: +39 075 9711018. Three-star hotel with 55 rooms on the E45 highway.
* 42.98679912.4191862 Hotel Asso di Coppe, ☏ +39 075 9710205. Two-star hotel with 21 rooms, also on the main road.

## Go next

* Torgiano with its wine and olive oil museums is a few km to the north.
* Perugia, a few km further, is a medieval university town that is definitely not to be missed.
# Dernau

Dernau is a famous red wine village in the Ahr valley, situated in Northern Rhineland-Palatinate. From August to November thousands of visitors from abroad enjoy the annual wine festivities, which culminate on the last weekend of September.

## Get in

* Train: Ahrtalbahn, get off at Dernau station
* Road: Autobahn A61 Exit Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler. Follow the B257, direction Altenahr.

## Get around

Use the Ahrtalbahn (Ahr valley railway) which stops in the village and in all neighboured towns. Direct connections to Bonn and Koblenz. In addition the bus #841 serves the whole valley from Remagen to Kreuzberg (Ahr).

## See

* Krausberg. offers a nice view over the Ahr valley and as far as Cologne and Bonn, if weather conditions allow
* Historic stone bridge crossing the Ahr.
* Old Jewish cemetery.

## Do

* Wine tastings
* Hiking (Red wine hiking trail)

## Buy

* Local red wine

## Eat

* Many small and bigger restaurants offer regional specialities at reasonable prices
* Ahrklause, Auf der Wacht 1. Café with wine
* Bertram, Schmittmannstr. 30.
* Hofgarten (Gutsschenke Weingut Meyer-Näkel), Bachstr. 27.
* Im Burggarten, Burgstr. 6-12.
* Kaffee- & Weinhaus St Quirinus, Römerstr..
* Kreuzberg, Schmittmannstr. 31.
* Op de Baach, Hauptstr. 65.
* Pauly, Bachstr. 22.
* Wein & Bierstube, Schmittmannstr. 23.
* Italienische Eisdiele, Schmittmannstr. 35. ice Cream
In Marienthal
* Klosterquelle, Rotweinstr. 6.
* Weingut Kloster Marienthal.

## Drink

* Wine tasting almost everywhere possible, Try Weinhaus Sebastian in the center of the village.

## Sleep

* Gästehaus Pension Krämer (Bed & Breakfast, B&B), Pfarrgarten 12a (close to the church). Check-out: 11AM. Continental breakfast included. Seems to be widely recommended... 19-24 EUR pp/pn.
* Hotel Kölner Hof, Schmittmannstr. 40, ☏ +49 2643 8407.
* Weinhaus Bertram, Hauptstr. 3, ☏ +49 2643 8314.

## Go next

* Wine tasting almost everywhere, especially in September and October
* Popular events and festivals all over the year from May to November
* Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler
* Bad Münstereifel
# Derry (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Derry:

### United Kingdom

* Derry (Londonderry) - a city in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland
* County Derry - see County Londonderry

### United States of America

* Derry (New Hampshire) - a town in Merrimack Valley (New Hampshire), New Hampshire

### see also

* Londonderry (disambiguation)
# Lake Geneva (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Lake Geneva:

### Switzerland

* Lake Geneva - The famous lake in Switzerland and France.

### United States of America

* Lake Geneva (Wisconsin) - A town in Wisconsin.
# Lake Hopatcong

There is more than one place called Lake Hopatcong:

### Skylands

* Lake Hopatcong (New Jersey) - A town in Sussex County, in the Skylands region of New Jersey in the [Mid-Atlantic]] region of the United States of America.
* Lake Hopatcong (Park) - A park in Sussex County, in the Skylands region of New Jersey in the [Mid-Atlantic]] region of the United States of America.
# Lake George (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Lake George:

### Australia

* Lake George - sometimes a lake around 50km from Canberra. Depending on recent rainfall patterns, it may have grazing sheep or a sailing club.

### Canada

* Lake George (Nova Scotia) - a small village near Yarmouth (Nova Scotia), Nova Scotia

### United States of America

* Lake George - a town in Park County (Colorado), Colorado
* Lake George - a village and lake in Michigan
* Lake George Township - in Hubbard County (Minnesota), Minnesota
* Lake George Township - in Stearns County, Minnesota
* Lake George - a village, town, and lake in Warren County (New York), New York (state)

### See also

* George (disambiguation)
* Georgetown (disambiguation)
* Prince George (disambiguation)
* Saint George (disambiguation)
# Gwacheon

Gwacheon (과천) is in Gyeonggi, just south of Seoul. The city grew as a planned city in 1980s and 90s when many of the government offices and facilities was moved from Seoul. It is now a commuter town of Seoul, with Government Complex Gwacheon, a zoo, and many museums.

## Understand

It was home to 72,000 in 2010.

## Get in

Located in metropolitan Seoul, Gwacheon is served by line 4 of Seoul's subway system.

## See

* Gwacheon National Science Museum (국립과천과학관), 110, Sanghabeol-ro 경기 과천시 상하벌로 110 (Seoul Grand Park Station (Line 4), Exit 5). Opened in 2008, this spaceship-shaped museum houses many exhibitions and attractions, especially for kids. Special programs needs to be booked in advance. ₩4,000 adults. (updated Jan 2021)
* Seoul Grand Park (Exit No. 1,2,3 from Seoul Grand Park Station, Line No. 4. Information center is a 5-minute walk from the station). This grand park is a site for Seoul Zoo, botanical garden, MMCA Gwacheon, Seoul Land (see the 'Do' listings), campsites and mountain trails. Although it is in Gwacheon, it is owned by Seoul city. It is quite large (over 9 million m²). You can ride 'Elephant train' from the Information Center to Seoul Zoo, MMCA Seoul, and Seoul Land (₩1500 for adults). You can also ride a chairlift to go directly inside the zoo. (updated Jan 2021)
   * 37.43127.0191 National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwacheon (MMCA Gwacheon), 313, Gwangmyeong-ro (20-minute walk from Exit No. 1,2,3 from Seoul Grand Park Station, Line No. 4; also reachable by 'Elephant train'; free shuttle bus is available from MMCA Seoul and MMCA Deoksugung), ☏ +82 2-2188-6000. This is the main branch of MMCA. It was moved to current site in 1986, and holds many art collections with outdoor sculpture garden. The more, the better (Dadaikseon) by Paik Nam June is the most famous artwork, made with 1003 televisions (under restoration until 2022). (updated Jan 2021)

## Do

* 37.434127.0181 Seoul Land (arrive at Seoulland main gate by taking the Elephant train (paid) 100 m from Subway Line 4 Grand Park and Seoulland station, Exit Number 2). Typically 09:30 to 19:00. Theme park located in Gwacheon. This park was opened just before the Olympics in 1988. It is easy to get to by subway and is open year round.
* 37.446887127.0157212 Horse Racing (Seoul Racecourse Park Subway Station). Seoul Racetrack in Gwacheon. Races are normally only held during weekends, night racing also takes place during August. During the week, visitors can take guided tours of the grounds.
* Gwacheon Festival. Street art festival held every year. (updated Aug 2015)
# Laulasmaa

Laulasmaa$^{[deadlink]}$ is a small coastal village in North Estonia. It is 20 km east of Paldiski and about 40 km west of Tallinn. The village got its name from the singing sands on the Laulasmaa beach ("laulev maa" - the land that sings). Laulasmaa has been a well-known holiday place since the 1930s.

## Get in
### By bus

Bus schedules are easily available online – read more under Estonia#Get around.

### By sea

Laulasmaa can be accessed from the nearby Lohusalu marina$^{[deadlink]}$.

## Do

The beach with its sandy sea bottom is the biggest attraction of the village.
* Tallinn Golf Club Niitvälja, Niitvälja küla, Keila vald (Some kilometres north from Laulasmaa). The first 18-hole golf course in Estonia and the entire Baltic States. Adept players consider it one of the best courses in northern Europe.
* 59.37449924.237691 LaSpa Laulasmaa, Puhkekodu tee 4 (Buses 110, 127, 127A, 128), ☏ +372 687 0888, reservations@laspa.ee. The spa pool area has a 20-meter swimming pool, outdoor pool, counter-current pool, children's pool, jacuzzi, massage pool, six different saunas (aroma sauna, cone sauna, marine steam sauna, salt-steam sauna, wood-heated outdoor sauna, sanarium). (updated Jun 2021)

## Go next

* Paldiski – To the west. A coastal and formerly closed military town during the Soviet era.
* Tallinn – To the east. The capital, and financial and cosmopolitan centre of Estonia, with a medieval Old Town. Beautiful and expensive.
# Lau Islands

Lau Islands is an archipelago of about 100 small islands in eastern Fiji. About a third of the islands are inhabited.

## Understand

The main islands are divided into three sub-groups:
* Northern Lau Islands
* Southern Lau Islands
* Moala Islands
Tubou is the capital and the most important of eight villages on the island of Lakeba, one of the Southern Lau Islands

## Sleep

Moana's Guest House on Vanua Balavu Island is one of the few regular places in the Lau Group that caters to independent budget travelers. All meals are included.
# Laugharne

Laugharne (Welsh: Talacharn) is a town in Carmarthenshire, Wales, lying on the estuary of the River Tâf. It is known for having been the home of Dylan Thomas from 1949 until his death in 1953, and is thought to have been an inspiration for the fictional town of Llareggub in Under Milk Wood.

## Get in

* On the A4066 4 miles south of St. Clears
* 222 bus$^{[deadlink]}$ from St Clears or Pendine.
* The closest rail station is Carmarthen.

## See

* 51.7722-4.45621 $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ The Boathouse, Dylan's Walk, ☏ +1 1994 427420. where Dylan Thomas wrote Under Milk Wood.
* 51.7696-4.462052 Laugharne Castle, King Street. Norman stronghold and Tudor fortified manor house.

## Do

* Wales Coast Path.

## Eat

* 51.769257-4.4642411 The Owl & The Pussycat, 3 The Grist, ☏ +44 1994 427742. Coffee shop and tea rooms (updated Nov 2016)
* 51.769566-4.4641582 Castle View, Grist Square, ☏ +44 1994 427445. Fish & chips (updated Nov 2016)

## Sleep

* The Old Cow Barn (Yr Hen Feudai), Llansadurnen Farmhouse, ☏ +44 1994 427241, daviesholidays@hotmail.co.uk. Two old cottages.
* Hurst House on the Marsh, East Marsh, ☏ +44 1994 427417. A unique Grade II-listed 18-bedroom boutique hotel and spa.

## Go next

* St. Clears
* Pendine
* Saundersfoot
# Legoland

Legoland may refer to one of several Lego-themed theme parks, all operated by the same company:
* Legoland Billund is in Billund, Denmark. Opened in 1968 next to the Lego factory, this is the original Legoland.
* Legoland California is in Carlsbad, U.S.A.
* Legoland Deutschland is in Günzburg, Germany.
* Legoland Japan is in Nagoya, Japan.
* Legoland Florida is in Winter Haven, Florida.
* Legoland Malaysia is in Iskandar Puteri, Malaysia.
* Legoland Windsor is in Windsor and Eton, UK
# Legzira

Legzira is a small beach resort 10km north of Sidi Ifni, Morocco.

## See

* 29.439726-10.1213381 Legzira Arch (south of the restaurants). Stunning rock arch of ~30m height free. (updated Mar 2018)
* 29.436245-10.1244422 Collapsed Rock Arch. the collapsed rock arch also blocks the beach path further south (updated Mar 2018)

## Do

* Take a walk on the beach from the restaurants towards the collapsed rock arch.

## Eat

There are many small restaurants at the beach front close to the parking lot.
# Extreme points

There is more than one topic associated with Extreme points:
# Expeditions

The term expedition has several meanings, most of them relevant to travel.
Any travel that requires serious planning can be considered an expedition. Examples on Wikivoyage include:
* Next-to-impossible destinations
* Mountaineering
* Wilderness backpacking
* Istanbul to New Delhi overland and other long journeys; see Itineraries index
On Wikivoyage we have projects that bring people together to improve some aspect of the site, and these are referred to as "expeditions". Active examples as of early 2022 include the Wikivoyage:India Expedition and Wikivoyage:Airport Expedition. For a full list, see Wikivoyage:Expeditions.
# Moucha Island

Moucha Island is a coral island in the Gulf of Tadjoura, just off the shores of Djibouti. Its total length is no more than 3 km, and it is surrounded by Maskali Island, a group of tiny islands and a coral reef. Together, these are sometimes called the Moucha Islands and are known for their diving opportunities, as well as for swimming, snorkelling and fishing.

## Get in

It's about a 30 to 45 minute boat ride to the islands from the Port of Djibouti. Many visitors head to the island with a small private or chartered boat, but there is also a ferry connection from the Port. The fare shouldn't be more than a couple francs.

## Get around

As the islands are small and mostly undeveloped, the way to get around is by foot.

## Eat

As the islands are a rather popular day trip for Djibouti middle class, a few outdoor places to eat and drink are usually available.

## Sleep

There aren't really any sleeping facilities available, but it is not unusual for visitors to bring some camping stuff and stay on the islands overnight.
# Motorcities Tour

The Motorcities Tour celebrates the automotive heritage in and around Detroit, Michigan.

## Understand

The MotorCities National Heritage Area was designated by US Congress in 1998.

## Get in

The American Industry Tour showcases the Industrial Revolution, beginning in colonial Massachusetts, going on through New York City and Pittsburgh. It is a good introduction to the 20th century motor industry.

## Destinations

* 42.33317-83.047881 Detroit. The "motor city", the name "Detroit" was long a metonym for the US automobile industry. As the industry downsized since the late 20th century and population moved to the suburbs, much of the city lies deserted. The already-struggling city was hit hard by the housing crash of 2007/2008; though there are signs of recovery and "new urbanism", a long way remains to go.
* 42.30941-83.162122 Dearborn. Ford River Rouge Complex, opened in 1928, is the world's largest integrated factory. The Henry Ford Museum can be found here, as well.
* 42.403611-83.1016673 Highland Park Ford Plant. The second production site for the Ford Model T.
* 43.023372-83.6786124 Alfred P. Sloan Museum, Flint, 1221 E. Kearsley St, ☏ +1 810 237-3450, sloan@sloanlongway.org. M-F 10AM-5PM, Sa Su noon-5PM. Sloan Museum and the Buick Gallery & Research Center are devoted to the documentation and interpretation of local history. The Buick Gallery and Research Center one block away at 303 Walnut Street features several dozen classic GM cars, including several concept designs. $6 adults, $5 seniors, $4 children (3-11), free for children 2 and under.
* 42.73135-84.548075 R.E. Olds Transportation Museum, Lansing. A museum dedicated to the founder of Oldsmobile, which was later bought by GM and was for years a popular US auto brand. Many traces of R.E. Olds still remain in Lansing. The tallest building in the city, the Boji Tower (noted for its large red clock), was built as the Olds Tower, after its major financier, R.E. Olds. The area near the location of an old Olds factory is now called REO Town, after R.E. Olds. The Lansing Lugnuts, a minor league baseball team plays in a stadium that used to be known as Oldsmobile Park near downtown Lansing.

## Go next

* The automotive industry continues onto Canada's beaten-path Windsor-Quebec Corridor with largely the same companies. Windsor is directly south of Detroit; there's a Canadian Transportation Museum and Heritage Village near Kingsville. Oshawa, some 260 miles (415km) to the east, offers a Canadian Automotive Museum; General Motors entered the Canadian market by acquiring Col. Sam MacLaughlin's motor works in that city.
* American Industry Tour westward to Chicago and Route 66.
* Automotive history
# Motovun

Motovun is a historic hilltop town in Istria, a peninsula of Croatia. Motovun is about 25 km northeast of Poreč. Motovun has become the most touristy of all Istrian hilltop towns, and is sometimes called the king of the hilltop villages.

## Understand

The town was fortified in the 14th century by the Venetians, with two thick walls that surrounded the town.
In recent times, the surrounding countryside has become renowned for truffles.

## Get in
### By car

It is difficult to enter the village by car, as parking is extremely limited. There are, however, large parking lots located at the bottom of the hill, where you can walk uphill to the village in 15-30 minutes, or take a shuttle bus.

### By bus

There are about 5 buses daily to Motovun from Porec. The drive takes 35 minutes but remember to plan your return carefully and check the schedule in advance.

## Get around

The fortified village is at the top of a steep hill, which you may need to hike up partway, depending on where you parked or were dropped off. Once within the fortifications, the village is small and pedestrianized.

## See

* The spectacular views from the town over the surrounding countryside.
* St Stephen Church. (updated Jun 2017)
* Ramparts. (updated Jun 2017)
* Secret Garden. Small museum and recreation space. Donations encouraged.
* Mario Andretti birthplace. The famous Formula 1 driver was born in Motovun in 1940.

## Do

* Truffle hunting

### Events

* Motovun Film Festival: July. Late July. (date needs updating)

## Buy

There are various little artisan shops scattered within the town.

## Eat

Truffles are prominently featured at every restaurant in the town. The truffles are somewhat seasonal; black truffles are in during the summer, and white truffles are in towards the fall and winter.

## Go next

* West, to the ancient seaside town Poreč
* East, to the regional hub Rijeka
# Motor sport

Motor sport includes car and motorcycle racing for spectators. There are motor sport events at all levels, from international series such as the Formula One, to casual amateur contests.

## Series

* Dakar Rally, a famous off-road race, formerly ran from Paris to Dakar, but moved to South America from 2009–2019 and Saudi Arabia from 2020.
* Formula One (often called "F1") is the world's most viewed motor sport circuit.
* IndyCar is roughly the US equivalent to F1, racing similar open-wheel cars. However, many of its races are on oval tracks, which F1 does not use.
* MotoGP is equivalent to F1 for motorcycle racing. It is a series of races held on various circuits around the world, attracting top motorcycle manufacturers.
* NASCAR is the governing body for American stock car racing, which uses cars more similar in appearance to regular street vehicles and races almost exclusively on oval tracks. Its top-level Cup Series is the most popular form of motorsport in the US, especially in the southeastern states. Note also that one of its racing series uses pickup trucks instead of cars.
* The Supercars Championship takes place in Australia but also includes one race in New Zealand. It's a touring car series. Americans: think NASCAR, but run only on road courses. Europeans: think of it as an Australian equivalent to the German-based DTM series.
* World Rally Championship

## Sports

* Motorcycle speedway involves motorcycles racing around an oval-shaped track.

## Stay safe

Despite significant improvements in safety over the past several decades, motor sports remain an inherently dangerous activity for both drivers and spectators. Strong fences surround the spectator areas at nearly every race track, but there is still a risk of car parts breaking through or even flying over the fence and causing injuries should an incident occur nearby. If one does, move away from the area immediately and follow the directions of the track's safety personnel.
Ear protection is also strongly recommended for attendees, as prolonged exposure to the very loud noise generated by racing engines can lead to hearing damage.

## See also

* Air sport
# Mystic (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Mystic:

### United States of America

* Mystic - a town in the state of Connecticut.
* Mystic-Eastern – a region of Connecticut.
* Mystic (Iowa) - a town in the state of Iowa.
# Mystic-Eastern

Mystic-Eastern is in Connecticut.

## Cities and towns

* 41.787778-71.9555561 Brooklyn
* 41.353056-72.2294442 East Lyme
* 41.584444-71.9211113 Griswold — a small, historic town with multiple places on the National Register of Historic Places
* 41.35016-72.07624 Groton
* 41.831389-71.8502785 Killingly
* 41.439722-72.0156 Ledyard - the site of Foxwoods Casino and the Pequot Museum
* 41.463889-72.1555567 Montville - including the villages of Chesterfield, Mohegan, Oakdale and Uncasville
* 41.35568-71.9655998 Mystic - a village lying in Groton and Stonington
* 41.354069-72.101049 New London - home of the United States Coast Guard Academy
* 41.466667-71.86666710 North Stonington
* 41.550278-72.087511 Norwich
* 41.317222-72.30305612 Old Lyme
* 41.6775-71.92213 Plainfield
* 41.866667-71.98333314 Pomfret
* 41.52899-71.9739615 Preston
* 41.906111-71.87027816 Putnam
* 41.365-71.90666717 Stonington
* 41.808333-72.24944418 Storrs - home to the University of Connecticut
* 41.984444-71.87777819 Thompson
* 41.988056-72.16138920 Union
* 41.349722-72.14694421 Waterford
* 41.71528-72.21733922 Willimantic
* 41.966667-72.01666723 Woodstock

## Other destinations

* Rocky Neck State Park