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# Meriden (Connecticut)

Meriden is a city in the Connecticut River Valley. Although not a major tourist destination, it does have an architecturally notable center.

## Get in
### By plane

* 41.508611-72.8294441 Meriden Markham Municipal Airport. Is a small airport located on the Meriden/Wallingford line serving the general aviation community.
* 41.263889-72.8866672 Tweed-New Haven Airport (HVN). Is a small airport in New Haven, with flights going and coming from Philadelphia. It is about 30 minutes away.
* 41.939167-72.6833333 Bradley International Airport (BDL). Is a major airport in. Windsor Locks, with flights coming and going nationwide and from Canada, Ireland and Mexico. It is about 35 minutes away.
* 41.066944-73.70754 Westchester County Airport (HPN). Is a medium sized airport in Westchester County, with flights coming and going nationwide. It is about 80 minutes away.
* 40.77725-73.8726115 LaGuardia Airport (LGA). Is a major airport in Queens, with flights going and coming worldwide. It is about 100 minutes away.
* 40.639722-73.7788896 John F Kennedy International Airport (JFK). Is a major airport in Queens, with flights going and coming worldwide. It is about 105 minutes away.
* 40.6925-74.16867 Newark International Airport (EWR). Is a major airport in Newark, with flights going and coming worldwide. It is about 130 minutes away.

### By train

    See also: Rail travel in the United States
* 41.53882-72.801548 Meriden station, 60 State Street. (updated Oct 2023)
** Amtrak, ☏ +1 215-856-7924, toll-free: +1-800-872-7245. Operates trains throughout the United States of America. (updated Dec 2020) Routes stopping at Meriden:
*** Amtrak Hartford Line operating 3-5 trips per direction daily between Springfield and New Haven with stops in Windsor Locks, Windsor, Hartford, Berlin, Meriden, and Wallingford.
*** Northeast Regional operating twice daily between Springfield and Washington, D.C. with stops in Windsor Locks, Windsor, Hartford, Berlin, Meriden, Wallingford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Stamford, New Rochelle, New York City, Newark, Trenton, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Baltimore, and New Carrollton.
*** Vermonter operates daily between St. Albans and Washington, D.C. including stops in Essex Junction, Waterbury, Montpelier, White River Junction, Claremont, Bellows Falls, Brattleboro, Greenfield, Northampton, Holyoke, Springfield, Windsor Locks, Hartford, Meriden, New Haven, Bridgeport, Stamford, New York City, Newark, Trenton, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Baltimore, and New Carrollton.
*** Valley Flyer operates twice daily between Greenfield and New Haven including stops in Northampton, Holyoke, Springfield, Windsor Locks, Windsor, Hartford, Berlin, Meriden, and Wallingford.
** CTrail Hartford Line, toll-free: +1-877-287-4337. Operates trains along the same route as the Amtrak Hartford Line. (updated Oct 2023)

## See

* Red Bridge.
* 41.5565-72.83541 Castle Craig.
* Hubbard Park.
* Solomon Goffe House.
* 41.5358-72.79732 Curtis Memorial Library.
* Moses Andrew Homestead.
* Old Traffic Tower.

## Eat

* Ted's Restaurant, 1046 Broad Street, ☏ +1 203 237-6660. Known for their steamed cheeseburgers.
# Cullman

Cullman is in the Mountains region of Alabama.

## See

* 34.175-86.8163891 Ave Maria Grotto, 1600 St. Bernard Dr SE, ☏ +1 256-734-4110. Oct-Mar: Daily 9AM-5PM; Apr-Sep: Daily 9AM-6PM; closed 1 Jan, Easter, Thanksgiving, 25 Dec. Nestled in an old quarry on the grounds of an abbey are hundreds of miniature versions of religious sites from around the world. A Benedictine monk started crafting them in 1892 from all manner of found objects and discarded supplies. Adults $8, students/seniors $6, military/veterans $5, under 6 free. (updated Feb 2020)
# Culion Island

Culion Island is one of the Calamian Islands in Palawan Province of the Philippines. The main town is also called Culion. The municipality includes about 40 smaller islands.
During much of the 20th century, Culion was a leper colony.

## Cities

The main town is named eponymous to the island, Culion.

## Understand

The former leper colony is still mostly off the beaten track, which gives it a very pleasing backwater feeling. Especially when arriving from Coron one can definitely feel the gain in tranquility and ease of people living there. Also remarkable is an additional yet authentic friendliness of people towards visitors.

## Get in
### By boat

Montenegro Lines operates three passenger ferry connections per day, leaving Coron port at 6am, 10am and 2pm. The trip duration is about one hour, a one way ticket is priced 279 Pisos (updated Nov 2018). The return trips from Culion back to Coron leave at 8am, noon (12), and 4pm.

## Get around

Everything within the city is at easy walking distance. Tricycles are also available.
More remote parts of the island can be explored by hiring either a tricycle or renting a motorbike from one of several shops in town. On most days Jeepneys provide a connection from Culion city to Cabulihan and Bonongan on the western side of the island, departure is around noon.

## See

There is a tourist information run by the municipality, it is located just opposite of the harbor entrance. Their staff is very friendly and helpful, they can also assist regarding boat charters.
Within town one can see historical buildings and monuments of the former leper colony, a museum provides further insights.
Pulang Lupa, meaning red soil, is a viewpoint about 4km south of the city. At about 160m altitude this spot provides a beautiful view over the grassy hills and plenty of smaller islands within the ocean around.
Waterfalls are scattered around the island. However, most of them are not within easy reach. The most accessible ones lay north of town, which can be covered within half a day. By road first via the main road north, then on an off-road track along the coast followed by some walking and crossing a river with or without the help of locals. Another option is chartering a boat to the adjacent village. The village next to the waterfalls is also noteworthy for its isolated feel with friendly people and picturesque mangrove setting. Basic but delicious food, some snacks and drinks can be provided by locals. Both waterfalls do have swimmable pools within a nice forest-setting. The micro-climate can be nicely refreshing due to the cooler temperature of the water.

## Do

Exploring the island(s) by road or by boat.
Paddeling, snorkeling
* Diving with Gerd Schulte, ☏ +63 9282227833, nevergiveupyourself1957@gmail.com. Experienced diving instructor. (updated Apr 2020)

## Eat

There are few restaurants available, the open market next to the harbor provides basic needs in addition to numerous small shops.

## Sleep

Some guesthouses and a hotel can be found in town. It is easiest to ask around or check on OpenStreetMap.
# Diving the Cape Peninsula and False Bay/Oceana Power Boat Club slipway

Oceana Power Boat Club is a launch site for divers boats around the Cape Peninsula and False Bay. It's mostly used in summer, to reach northern dive sites of the Atlantic coast with a shorter sailing time. However it's also a popular launch site for fishermen, and when the Snoek or Yellowtail are running, access can be almost impossible.

### Access

Access is controlled by Oceana Power Boat Club.

### Position

* -34.9016518.414781 Oceana Power Boat Club entrance: S33° 54.099' E018° 24.887'
* -34.9012318.415432 Oceana Power Boat Club slipway: S33° 54.074' E018° 24.926'
* -34.9010318.415463 Oceana Power Boat Club floating jetty: S33° 54.062' E018° 24.928'
About 3.5 km from central Cape Town by road.

### Conditions

Usually used in summer, when diving conditions on the Atlantic seaboard are more likely to be good.

### Facilities

Open (hours). .
Divers are not officially allowed to bring their vehicles into the club premises, even for loading the boat. Only the launch vehicle and trailer are allowed inside. Other vehicles must be parked outside. This rule is applied unpredictably, so you may be able to unload and then park outside. There is a tarred parking lot next door with a reasonable amount of parking, shared by a restaurant. Daily rate applies, and get a receipt as there have been scams by people impersonating attendants. Some days in high season it is difficult to find parking, but divers are usually there before the restaurant patrons arrive. Other parking is even less convenient along the road to Mouille Point.
There is a floating jetty in working condition, but somewhat shabby, and the access walkway can be very steep and rather slippery at low tide.
The clubhouse, when open, has clean toilets in good condition, but this is not a changing area or intended for wet access.
There is also a bar and kitchen, which serves acceptable fast food items at reasonable prices, but the staff is small, and on a crowded day the wait may be long.

### Fees

A launching fee of R40? is charged for boats.
There is a charge of R10 per day (2016) for parking in a fenced parking lot just outside the club grounds. Security is probably better than it was before this parking area was available, but the attendants may not be on duty when you arrive. In this case, drive in and park, you will be charged on exit.

### Get in
## Stay safe
### Hazards

Security of vehicles parked outside is uncertain. Lock up and don't leave anything tempting visible in the car.
The slipway and boarding area can be slippery when wet. Watch your step, particularly at low tide.
Return to Diving the Cape Peninsula and False Bay#Harbours and slipways
# Dunseith

Dunseith is a town in the Turtle Mountains area of North Dakota. It has a population of about 739 people. Its elevation is 1,700 feet.

## Understand

Dunseith is a destination point for visitors, because it is the gateway to the Turtle Mountains and it lies just a few miles south of the International Peace Garden. This beautiful botanic garden straddles the border between Manitoba, Canada and the US.

## Get in

* By car:from Grand Forks or Devils Lake, take US highway 2 northwest to Rugby, then north for 32 miles on state highway 3.

## See

* 49-100.0594911 International Peace Garden. More than 150,000 varieties of flowers adorn this 2,339 acre botanical garden that commemorates the peace between Canada and the US. Special feature: large flower clock structure, twin bell tower carillon, peace chapel, Home of the International Music Camp. Open daily from 8AM to 10PM from mid-May to mid-September.
* 48.9867-100.3242 Lake Metigoshe State Park (About 22 miles north and west of Dunseith).
* W'eel Turtle, ☏ +1 701 244-5860. This giant statue of a turtle, which is made from 2,000 used tire rims, is both a symbol of the Turtle Mountains and an eminent example of reuse.

## Do

* Camping
* Garden Gate Golf Course, ☏ +1 701 244 5211. A local golf course opened in 1970 just outside of Dunseith. (updated Oct 2022)

## Buy

* Log House (Junction of US281 and SH5), ☏ +1 701 244-5860. This tourist information center offers Pride of North Dakota crafts in the gift shop.

## Eat

* Dale's Cafe, Junction HWY 5 & Main St, ☏ +1 701 244 5725. (updated Oct 2022)

## Sleep

* Dale's Motel (Junction SH3 and SH5), ☏ +1 701 244-5491. Also has a restaurant.

## Go next

Take US Highway 281 about 12 miles north from Dunseith to the International Peace Garden. From there you can drive west on SH43 to Lake Metigoshe State Park.
# Dunsborough

Dunsborough is a town in Western Australia.

## Get in

Many people who live in Perth drive to Dunsborough by car. With the recent Freeway extension, the trip takes approximately 3 hours.
There is a train service to Bunbury, as well as buses from Perth.

## Get around

Cycling: The town, coastal area, and hinterland are all very flat and there are a number of shared-use bike paths, making it fairly easy to get around by bike. The traffic along the more major roads can be a bit hard going sometimes, especially as there is sometimes not much space on the hard shoulder.

## See

The beaches are relatively calm in Geographe Bay.
West of Dunsborough along Caves Road is a cave named Nglili Cave. It is one of the deepest in the region and has many wonderful features. Weddings are sometimes held there. The lighthouse in the west is also very popular.

## Do

You can go fishing, surfing, swimming, driving around, visit wineries etc...

## Buy

Dunsborough is home to a notable bakery. The pies are delicious there.

## Eat

For a tourism oriented town, Dunsborough lacks a large range of restaurants. There are quite a few take-away places and cafes open during the day. At night, there is a small outdoor food area next to the pub, with a pizza place, a Thai take-away and a burger take-away place all next to each other.
* -33.615243115.1059771 Artezen, 1/234 Naturaliste Tce, ☏ +61 8 9756 8145. 7AM-4PM. (updated Oct 2021)

## Drink

Dunsborough has a pub. There is a bar called Malt, selling a variety of beers, wines, and food on the beach road.

## Sleep

There are many motels/hotels/resorts. Beachside resorts are especially popular.
* Quay West Resort Bunker Bay, Bunker Bay Road, off Cape Naturaliste Road, ☏ +61 8 9756 9100. Luxury Margaret River accommodation set in the premium Margaret River Wine Region. Quay West Resort Bunker Bay is the ideal location to relax while discovering wineries, art galleries and world class dining.

## Stay safe

Dunsborough is very safe just like the other towns in this area. Around times where school leavers come down here you might want to avoid them as some might be drunk but most don't cause any problem.

## Go next

* South
** Margaret River
** Augusta
** Wineries are probably the most popular places to go to in the region.
# Dunolly

With just under a thousand residents, Dunolly, located in the Central Goldfields region of Victoria, is not a large town. However, the town was of significant importance during the Victorian Gold Rush and played host to its greatest discovery. Just under 15 km north-west of the town, in the village of Moliagul, the largest gold nugget in the world was discovered by Cornish prospectors in 1869. The Welcome Stranger gold nugget, as it came to be known, weighed more than 71 kg and measured 61 by 31 cm. Amazingly, it was located only 3 cm below the surface, and is a testament to the high amounts of gold present throughout the region.
Today, Dunolly still plays an important role as a business centre for the surrounding region, with a number of shops, pubs and bakeries, in addition to other services such as a post office, bank and museum.

## Get in

The town is about 2 and a half hours from Melbourne by road, heading north on the Calder Freeway and taking the left turn-off at Fogartys Gap Rd through Maldon. The town is also easily reached from Bendigo in 45 minutes via Bendigo-Maryborough Rd or from Maryborough in 20 minutes via Maryborough-Dunolly Rd.
Dunolly is no longer served by a rail service, but does have at-least daily coach services. From Melbourne, the journey will take just over 3 hours. The train service to Bendigo connects with the coaches to Donald and to Adelaide, both of which stop at Dunolly. The coach to Mildura from Ballarat also stop in the town. These three services between them provide 1-2 services from Melbourne a day, 7 days a week, although it's important to check timetables in advance and book with V/Line if necessary.

## See

* -36.761601143.6523731 Welcome Stranger Obelisk, Old Bealiba Moliagul Road, Moliagul (Located about 2 km south-east of Moliagul; follow brown signs). (updated Nov 2015)
* Dunolly Museum, 75 Broadway. (updated Nov 2015)
* Dunolly Post Office. (updated Nov 2015)
* Dunolly Court House. (updated Nov 2015)
* Dunolly Town Hall. (updated Nov 2015)

## Eat

* -36.8594143.73121 Dunolly Bakery, 97 Broadway, ☏ +61 3 5468 1331. M-F 7AM-5PM Sa-Su 8AM-3PM. (updated Jul 2021)

## Drink

* -36.85799143.730231 Dunolly Bistro and Bar, 127 Broadway, ☏ +61 412 811 223. (updated Jul 2021)

## Sleep

* Dunolly Caravan Park. (updated Nov 2015)
* Golden Triangle Motel. (updated Nov 2015)
# Praga

There is more than one place called Praga or something similar:

### Czech Republic

* Prague - the capital of Czech Republic; called "Praha" in Czech and Praga in some Romance languages

### Poland

* Praga - a district of Warsaw.
# Pozzuoli

Pozzuoli is a city in the Campania region of Italy.

## Get in

From the Montesanto train station in Naples, take the Cumana line to either the Arco Felice stop or the Lucrino stop.
From Naples Central Station, take the Circumflegrea line to Pozzuoli. The station is just down the street from the Solfatara volcano entrance and the Flavian Amphitheater.

## See

There are several ancient Roman ruins in Pozzuoli, including the macellum (market building), an amphitheatre and a bath.
# Prachov Rocks

The Prachov Rocks are in Czech Republic.

## Understand

Prachov Rocks are not very large, but full of beautiful views on the shire, full of ravines, chines, lonely sandstone towers, pins, gullets and many other shapes of rocks which you can imagine. Mainly it is a great place for climbers and tourists. There is also a pond. Prachov Rocks are a national natural reservation and they have been protected since 1933.

### Climate
## Get in

Prachov Rocks are the most visited area of north–east Bohemia. It is a sandstone–rock "city" of the southern edge of Český Ráj in a forested landscape. The nearest town is Jičín, which is also full of sights.

## Fees and permits

The entrance fee is 60 Kč, or 30 Kč reduced. Parking costs 200 Kč/day.

## Do

Inside this territory you can only walk. Footpaths are not available for bikes or roller skates. There are two circuits for tourists. The first is easier and also shorter. The other is and longer and the footpaths are sometimes quite dangerous especially for older tourists, but there are more view points and it is more exciting. The best solution is to try both. In the pond you can swim or sunbathe on the shore. Rock climbers can climb in fact each of 239 rock objects. To go through all the places in the territory of Prachov Rocks you need only one afternoon.

## Sleep

You can stay in Jičín and travel there by bus, in private accommodation or in a hotel, which is few meters from the entrance and from a pond.
# Pragpur

Pragpur is a small heritage village situated in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh.

## Understand

Prag in Sanskrit translates to pollen. In a way it aptly describes the area of Pragpur which in spring is afire with blossoms.Lying in the shadows of Dhauladhar range, and developed about 3 centuries ago the village of Pragpur along with the nearby village of Garli, is notified as a "Heritage Village" by a State Government notification dated 9th December 1997.
Pragpur takes you to the earlier days of cobbled streets, ornamental village tank, mud plastered and slate roofed houses.
The area of Pragpur was part of the Principality of Jaswan whose chief, in the late 16th or early 17th Century charged a band of learned men, led by a Kuthiala Sood, to find a suitable place to commemorate Princess 'Prag' of his royal lineage.

## Get in

Pragpur is well connected by air, rail or road. Gaggal is the nearest airport around 30 km away. Pathankot being another airport some 100 km away.
By train, it is connected by the narrow gauge Kangra Railway, that starts at Pathankot. Nearest rail hubs are Guler or Jwalamukhi both some 20 km away.
By Bus, it is 6 km from Kalhoa on National Highway 70, connecting Amb to Hamirpur.

## Eat

* 31.82056476.2096111 Judges's Court, Jai Bhawan, Kangra District​, ☏ +91 1970 245 035.
# Prague-East District

Prague-East district is a part of Central Bohemia, immediately east of Prague.

## Understand

The area consists of small villages, towns and suburbs which are mostly quite naturally connected to the main Prague city. While most of the towns provide the basic services and have history of their own, few of them have any mentionable sights.
On the other hand, various places in the area provide for good relaxation, such as cycling tracks or small local breweries.

## Get in

Public transport is available both by bus networks mainly from 50.1091714.57751 Černý most , 50.03055614.5266672 Háje or 50.1252814.513893 Letňany .
Also trains from 50.083514.434124 Hlavní nádraží (Prague main train station) cover big part of the area.

## See

* 49.99214.6561 Říčany. Smaller city near Prague.
* 50.15349614.6110181 Jenštejn. Ruins of a 14th-century castle.
* 50.16066714.8244722 Polabské muzeum Poděbrady, Skanzen 19, 289 16 Přerov nad Labem, ☏ +420 733 715 342. Almost forty examples of folk architecture on an area of ​​two hectares: nine cottages, seven storehouses, four barns, a chapel, and other small folk buildings. Adult 120 Kč; senior, student (under 26) or schoolchild 60 Kč, family 300 Kč (2 adults and 2-3 schoolchildren), preschooler child free. (updated Dec 2022)

## Do

* 50.085414.68571 Klánovice forest (Klánovický les). A mainly oak forest with conditions for recreation. Visitors can move along marked hiking trails and two cycling circles. Most of the history of this locality can be learned from the nature trail starting at the Klánovice railway station. Several stops are dedicated to the defunct settlements of Hol (also called Žák), Lhota and Slavětice, the boards also tell the story of the origin of Klánovice and the route leads around the dilapidated clubhouse of the former golf course.
# Kashiwazaki

Kashiwazaki (柏崎) is a city located in the center of Niigata prefecture. It has a long coast along the Japan Sea.

## Understand
### Tourist information

* Kashiwazaki Tourism Association, 1-15-5 Higashi-honcho, ☏ +81 257-32-2882.
The association has a Japanese-only guide site with integrated Google Translate.

## Get in

It is about 300 kilometers northwest of Tokyo, and takes about 3 hours via car by the expressway or minimum 2 hours by the JR Joetsu-Shinkansen bullet train.

## Sleep

* Hotel New Green Kashiwazaki (ホテルニューグリーン柏崎), 1-3-8 Ekimae (1 minute walk from JR Kashiwazaki station), ☏ +81 257-24-1111. Rooms from ¥5570 single, ¥12600 twin.
* Hotel Route Inn Court Kashiwazaki (ホテルルートインコート柏崎), 2-56 Hiyoshicho Kashiwazaki (10 minutes by car from JR Kashiwazaki Station), ☏ +81 258-36-2331. Rooms from ¥5400 single, ¥11600 twin.
* Naniwaya (浪花屋), 3-11-6 Kujiranami (10 minutes walk from JR Kujiranami station), ☏ +81 257-22-3030, info3@naniwaya.co.jp.
* Hotel Areaone Banjin-misaki (ホテルエリアワン番神岬), 2-10-39 Banjin (7 minutes by car from JR Kashiwazaki Station), ☏ +81 257-22-1237.

## Go next

* Joetsu
* Itoigawa
* Myoko
* Tokamachi
* Kariwa
* Nagaoka
* Izumozaki
* Tsunan
* Uonuma
# Kashmar

Kashmar is a city and the capital of Kashmar County, in Khorasan, Iran. Kashmar is located near the river Sish Taraz in the western part of the province, and 217 kilometres (135 mi) south of the province's capital Mashhad, in Iran, from east to Bardaskan, west to Torbat-e Heydarieh, north to Nishapur, south to Gonabad . At the 2006 census, its population was 81,527, in 21,947 families.

## Understand

The name has been Torshiz in the past.

## See

* Tomb of Hassan Modares. (updated Jul 2019)
* 35.28758.474391 Imamzadeh Seyed Morteza. (updated Jul 2019)
* Imamzadeh Hamzeh, Kashmar. (updated Jul 2019)
* Jameh Mosque of Kashmar. (updated Jul 2019)
* Atashgah castle. (updated Jul 2019)

## Buy

* Amin al-tojar Caravansarai. (updated Jul 2019)

## Sleep

* 35.2832558.47451 Fathi Pilgrimage House (زائر سرای مهندس فتحی) (Near kashmar Imamzadeh Seyed Morteza), ☏ +98 51 5525 0481. (updated Jul 2019)

## Stay safe

* In crowded places and places of worship, such as the Holy Shrine, be careful about pick-pockets. Take care of your possessions as there's a small risk of theft by pick-pockets.

### Emergency services

* Police, ☏ 110.
* Fire department, ☏ 125.
* EMS, ☏ 115.
* Road EMS, ☏ 115, 112.