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# Žďár nad Sázavou

Žďár nad Sázavou$^{[deadlink]}$ is a city at the frontier of Bohemia and Moravia in the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands of the Czech Republic. It is in the centre of the protected landscape area of Zdarske Vrchy.

## Understand

Its history is closely associated with the development of the Cistercian monastery in Zdar and dates back to the second half of the 13th century. Cardinal Frantisek of Ditrichstejn promoted the small village of Zdar to a town in 1607. The former monastery developed the present form during large reconstructions in the time of Abbot Vaclav Vejmluva in the first half of the 18th century. The reconstructions were designed by architect Jan Blazej Santini-Aichel.
There was a steep rise in population, associated with construction of the ZDAS machinery works in the 1950s. The design of the town and of the whole landscape has changed a lot. A modern, administration and commercial centre and new neighbourhoods were built.

## Get in

Trains run directly from Prague taking 2½ hr and Brno taking 1-1½ hr
There is a bus station in the centre of town with links throughout the country.
See Idos for extensive details of transport connections.

## Get around

There is a local bus service running through the town. Bus number 2 will take you out to Zelena Hora and the Pilgrimage Church.

## See

* The main attraction of Zdar nad Sazavou is the Pilgrimage Church of St. John of Nepomuk at Zelena Hora (Green Hill) $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ about 3 km outside the center of city. This is one of the most important works of the architect Jan Santini and as such has been included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The church is on a hill which can be climbed by stairs. The church is surrounded by an exterior wall which forms an internal sort of cloister which contains a graveyard. The church sits proudly in the middle, every aspect of the ensemble is planned to be significant to the story of Jan of Nepomuk who was martyred in Prague for not revealing royal secrets. Inside the church an audioguide can be played in several different European languages.
* An impressive monastery at the base of the hill was also designed by Santini.

## Eat

* restaurant U Labutě, Náměstí Republiky 70. (updated Feb 2017)
* restaurant INGOT, Nádražní 1142/46. (updated Feb 2017)
* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ restaurant Tálský mlýn (Tálák), Zámek 18. (updated Feb 2017)

## Drink

* Kavárna Numbery$^{[deadlink]}$
* Kavárna U bílé kočky a černého psa $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$
* Kavárna a vinárna U kocoura toulavého
* Café U tety Hany

## Go next

* Telc
* Trebic
* Brno
# Žumberak

The Žumberak is a mountainous region that spans between Slovenia and Croatia.

## Settlements

* Budinjak
* Sošice

## Understand

In ancient times, a Celtic civilization lived in the Žumberak, and some traces of their civilization can still be seen today. For example, the gravesite of an ancient Celtic prince can be visited in Budinjak.
Traditionally, the area has been used for farming and lumber. The local people cut flat step-like areas into the sides of the mountains in order to grow crops, and these can still be seen today.
Over the past century or so, the population of the Žumberak has fallen considerably. For example, the 2001 census showed that Sošice, one of the most populated settlements, had only 99 inhabitants. There are various reasons for the population decline. After World War II, many of the male Žumberak inhabitants who left to fight in the war simply never returned; many of these men emigrated to the United States and worked in the factories in Chicago. The population of the Žumberak has continued to decline as the local population leaves to seek out opportunities in areas such as nearby Zagreb.
Despite the small population and the hard conditions of life in the Žumberak, the local population is friendly and outgoing.

## Get in

The most practical way to visit the Žumberak is to rent a car or, if traveling with a large enough group, to charter a bus.
The roads in the Žumberak are not of particularly good quality, although in the summer they are sufficient for travel. During the winter months, snow makes the roads virtually impassable.

## Get around

You will likely need to arrange your own transportation. Renting a car is the best option.

## See

The area is very scenic and has splendid mountain views. In addition, although the area is not well-developed for tourists, some of the settlements (such as Budinjak and Sošice) have interesting things that might be worth your time.

## Eat

In some of the larger settlements, you may find small shops that sell drinks and light food.

## Go next

Zagreb is nearby, as is the border into Slovenia.
# Škofja Loka

Škofja Loka$^{[deadlink]}$ is a town in Central Slovenia.

## Get in
### By plane

Škofja Loka is 20 km away from Ljubljana's Brnik Airport. A taxi costs around €60.
* Airport Taxi ( Brnik ) Jože Pučnik Ljubljana-Slovenia,+386 41 670216,taxibrnik@gmail.com,$^{[deadlink]}$.

### By bus

Kam-Bus runs frequent services from the main bus station in Ljubljana (€3,10) and some limited direct services to other points nearby. The bus station is very centrally located at the edge of the old town, and there's a map to orient yourself as you exit. On weekdays, buses leave every 15-30 minutes from 5:00 until 23:00 and take approximately 45 minutes. On weekends services are reduced to once per hour.

## Get around

Škofja Loka is easily covered on foot.

## See

Škofja Loka is medieval town and very important for Slovenes. One of Slovenia's most famous books was being setted in Škofja Loka, Ivan Tavčar's Visoška hronika.

## Do

* Veronikina pot (Veronika's Path)
* Škofjeloški pasijon (The Škofja Loka passion), it is only displayed on few years

## Buy

In centre of Škofja Loka there's a lot of shops with clothes, souvenirs and books.

## Drink

There are few cafés in city centre but the most beautiful of all is Homan $^{[deadlink]}$, where you can drink a cup of coffee under a big 100 year old linden tree.

## Go next

* Lubnik
* Poljanska dolina (Visoko, Žiri)
* Selška dolina (Železniki, Zali log)
# Šarkaŭščyna

Sharkovshchina, or Sharkawshchyna or Sharkaŭshchyna or Šarkaŭščyna, is a town in Vitebsk Oblast, Belarus.

## Get in

By bus or by train. Or you can just drive your own car here.

## Get around

There is a small local bus system, but one can walk to the place of interest.

## See

* 55.357927.46081 Jewish cemetery. Like many other Belarusian towns, Sharkovshchina had significant Jewish population in the past.
* 55.360827.45762 Church of the Dormition of the Theotokos. A wooden church from 1912 with an interesting roof.

## Do

There is a library, an internet cafe, and some stores.
You can just walk around and enjoy what the town can offer.

## Buy

There are stores and a market where you can buy stuff.

## Eat

There are some restaurants and cafes.

## Drink

Buy something in the kiosk or stores.

## Sleep

There is a hotel where one can stay.
# Široki Brijeg

Široki Brijeg, (Croatian for wide hill), sometimes known as Široki Brig or by the local inhabitants simply as Široki, is a town on the river Lištica in northern Herzegovina, in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

## Understand

The town itself has a population of about 10 thousand people, while there are another 20 thousand people in the surrounding countryside.

### Geography

The town is at 270 above sea level and is in Low Herzegovina, while a huge portion of the surrounding countryside is mountainous and is in High Herzegovina.

### Read

* Official website
* Široki Brijeg Independent daily
* Široki Brig Unofficial$^{[deadlink]}$
* Web portal
* $^{[deadlink]}$

## Get in

* From Mostar, 20-25 km.
* From Međugorje, 42 km
* From the Adriatic coast and the city of Ploče, 88 km.
* From the Adriatic coast and the city of Split, 119 km.

## See

* Italian fort (forest road). non stop. Residue of the Italian fort built during world war two above the hill. free.
* Franciscan church and monastery.
* Holy family institute.

## Do

* NK Široki Brijeg. The local football (soccer) club. The town holds a memorial football tournament each year in honour of Gojko Šušak, the former Croatian defence minister, a naturalised Canadian citizen, and town native.
* HKK Široki. The local basketball club.
* Dani Filma (Days of Film). film festival.

## Buy

* Mepas.
* Konzum.
* Super Nova.

## Eat

* Kraljica.
* Idu dani.
* Mediteran.
* Don Angelo.
* Veseljak.
* kod Kitića.
* Dvijei topole (70 years tradition), Fra Didaka Buntića bb, ☏ +387 39 704 240.
* Venecija.
* Kod Čuline.
* Luka.
* Kod Čolića.
* Borak.
* Šaškor.
* Barrique, Trnska cesta bb.

## Drink

* Galerija, Stjepana Radića.
* Mexx, Stjepana Radića.
* Best.
* Mozart, Trg Ante Starčevića.
* Passage, Trnska cesta bb.
* Šport.
* Big Ben, Stjepana Radića.
* Saloon, Stjepana Radića.
* James Dean, fra Didaka Buntića.

## Sleep

* Hotel Park (Hotel Park - Široki Brijeg), Trg Ante Starčevića 4, ☏ +387 39 700 500.
* Royal.
* Đulić.
# Špindlerův Mlýn

Spindler's Mill (Czech: Špindlerův Mlýn, German: Spindlermühle) is a small mountain town in Giant Mountains (Krkonoše) in Hradec Králové Region in north-eastern part of Bohemia, Czech Republic.

## Understand

Most people just say Spindl.

## Get in
### By bus

There is a direct connection to Prague.

## Do

* Skiing. What Špindlerův Mlýn is known for.
* Hiking. Some nice mountain treks.
# Šumadija

Šumadija is a region in Central Serbia.

## Cities

* 43.89138920.3497221 Čačak — a town near the Ovčar-Kablar gorge
* 43.97521.2563892 Jagodina — a city in Pomoravlje on the Belica river
* 44.01416720.9394443 Kragujevac — the first capital of modern Serbia, industrial hub and the 4th largest city in Serbia. Kragujevac is in the region Šumadija, 120 km south of Belgrade. Lepenica, a small river, flows through Kragujevac. Near the town is Lake Gružansko (Гружанско Језеро).The city has a university, and important cultural and medical buildings. It has a rich history and many cultural and historical monuments.
* 43.7234220.6869754 Kraljevo — an important economic center in Serbia 170 km south of Belgrade. It lies on two rivers, the Morava and The Ibar river.In the outskirts of the city is very famous monastery Žiča with a rich history, and in addition to the monastery and the famous Mataruška spa, and a little further Bogutovačka Spa.
* 43.58333321.3266675 Kruševac — another largely modern city. The main attraction here is Prince Lazar's fortress. It is now a complete ruin, with not much left to see except some foundations. There also a church dating back to the 14th century.
* 43.61861120.9972226 Trstenik
* 43.61666720.97 Vrnjačka Banja — town with a spa and Roman spring

## See

* Near the town of Topola is the hill of Oplenac (Опленац). Here is the Mausoleum of the Serbian Royal family Karadjordjevic (in St. George's Church), museums, and vineyards.
# Šariš

Šariš is a region in Eastern Slovakia.

## Cities

* 49.2921621.27581 Bardejov. Center of the North Šaris region. Well preserved city-center is on UNESCO World Herritage list.
* 48.997921.241382 Prešov. Good example of renaissance architecture in Slovakia, numerous churches and a nearby Solivar - one of the most interesting salt mine museums in Europe.
* 49.121.13 Sabinov.
* 49.30555621.5677784 Svidník.
* 49.03833321.1916675 Veľký Šariš. Castle of Šariš and brewery industry.
* 49.246721.20366 Hervartov. Wooden church (UNESCO)
* 49.354221.70727 Bodružal. Wooden church (UNESCO)
* 48.97944421.1086118 Brežany. Wooden church
* 49.35555621.6588899 Hunkovce. Wooden church
* 49.37833321.64305610 Korejovce. Wooden church
* 49.349921.663511 Krajné Čierno. Wooden church
* 49.328321.626412 Ladomirová. Wooden church (UNESCO)
* 49.37527821.69611113 Nižný Komárnik. Wooden church

## See

* 49.36353221.5972331 Death Valley (Údolie smrti).
* 49.41771921.6957972 Dukla pass (Dukliansky priesmyk).
* 49.35249721.7077513 Church of Saint Nicolas. wooden Greek Catholic church in Bodružal
* 49.32833321.6263894 Temple of Saint Michael Archangel. wooden Greek Catholic church in Ladomírová
# Épinal

Épinal is the capital of the Vosges département in Lorraine.

## Understand

For a city its size Épinal has a rather rich and international history and is well known for its old print and textile industries. Relax in one of the many parks or enjoy a glass of wine in the town square (Place des Vosges).
* 48.1740926.4501761 Tourist Office, 6 Place Saint-Goery, ☏ +33 3 29 82 53 32.

## Get in
### By car

Épinal is situated along the rather scenic Route Nationale 57 between Nancy and Vesoul, both around 1 hour away. Watch out for potholes south of Épinal near Remiremont.

### By train

You can easily reach Épinal from Nancy in 1 hour by regional train. There are also two direct daily TGV connections to and from Paris Est. The 48.1780436.4415791 Épinal Railway Station is located west of the historic town centre. The distance to the centre can easily be covered on foot.

## See

* 48.183966.447181 Musée de l'Image/Imagerie d'Épinal, 42 Quai de Dogneville, ☏ +33 329814830. Daily 10:00–18:00, closed Monday morning. Museum and an old printing house documenting and demonstrating prints, images and printing techniques over the past 300 years and its role both in the region and internationally. Has a nice shop selling all kinds of original prints. Tour €5, Museum €5 or €8 for both.

## Buy

* 48.173696.449581 $^{[deadlink]}$ Marché Couvert (covered market), Rue de la Comédie. Tuesday-Saturday, hours vary. A nice covered market with the staples; fruit, vegetables, meat and fish but also a great place to get a quick bite. free.

## Sleep

* 48.177186.44891 Ibis Epinal Centre-Ville, 21 Quai Marechal de Contades, ☏ +33 329642828, H0890@accor.com. Check-in: 12:00, check-out: 12:00. Centrally located hotel-chain. Double/Twin €90. (updated Dec 2017)
* 48.22316.43222 hotelF1 Epinal Nord, ZAC de la Cobrelle, ☏ +33 891705242, H2289@accor.com. Check-in: 12:00, check-out: 12:00. Roadside budget accommodation. Twin €25. (updated Dec 2017)

## Go next

Go to nearby Remiremont.
# Évreux

Évreux is the capital of the Eure department in the Upper Normandy region of France.

## Get in

Évreux can be reached directly from Paris gare Saint-Lazare by train (55 min).

## Do

Every summer in June, a rock music festival Le rock dans tout ses états is held at hippodrome's Évreux.

## Eat

* 49.0271921.1502821 Cafe des Arts, rue de l'Horloge 5 (at city hall), ☏ +33 232311252. 7:00-20:30. Great place to eat outside and enjoy the food and the view. €15 lunch menu.

## Sleep

* Hôtel B&B, Rue Clément Ader ZAC du Long Buisson, ☏ +33 892 78 81 14. Check-in: 5PM, check-out: 11AM. 83 rooms, including 12 rooms designed for families. Breakfast is an additional €5.90.
# Époisses

Époisses is a small village in Burgundy. It is famous for its eponymous cheese.

## See

* The Château d'Epoisses (pictured in this article) is well worth looking at.
* The Church of Saint-Symphorien d'Epoisses is a harmonious and somewhat austere construction, with a nice 15th-century pieta inside.

## Buy

* Berthaut. A shop where you can buy the famous soumaintrain cheese. Their "flamiche" (kind of pizza with soumaintrain cheese) is also a must.

## Eat

* While in Époisses, try Époisses de Bourgogne cheese, which is strong and runny and made from raw cow's milk.
# Yowah

Yowah is an outback opal mining town in South Western Queensland.

## Get in

Access is by 60km of sealed road from the Bulloo Developmental Road (The Adventure Way) just outside of Eulo. A 23km unsealed 4wd track takes around the same time to traverse as the sealed road to Eulo, but may provide a time saving if travelling to or from Thargomindah.

## Get around

You will need a car to get around town.

## See

* Opal Galleries. Browse through the many opal galleries in town.
* The Bluff (Follow the road towards the communications tower from the main bore). The bluff is a 50m elevation in remarkably flat country, around 4km out of town. It gives a view of the country for miles around, and an appreciation for how flat and remote it all is.

## Do

* Mine Tour. You can take an underground opal mining tour. negotiable.
* Fossicking (At the fossicking fields). Get a fossicking licence from the general store, and follow the signs to the fossicking fields. Maybe strike it lucky! 8.70 for a 1 month licence.
* Yowah Opal Festival. A licenced bar in Yowah. Just for the weekend!

## Buy

Why opals of course. Direct from the miner. There are many opportunities for opal shopping in town.
The Yowah nut is the local opal. Small rocks on the ground reveal the opal colouring when cut. The local miners can see which of the rocks are likely to contain a nut. You can get your own fossicking cut for a fee as well (you won't know if you've found a true nut until it is cut).
You can purchase them in the rough, or as fine jewellery, or in pretty much any state in between.

## Eat

* General Store. food suppliers
* Short and Sweet (follow the pink signs into town). Hamburgers, milkshakes, that sort of thing.

## Drink

There is no pub, or bottle shop in Yowah. The nearest beer is in Eulo or 135 kilometres north at Toompine where the population is just 2, the publican and his wife. On holidays much of Yowah's population can migrate to Eulo for a beer.

## Sleep

There is a single caravan park in Yowah, with six cabins. The closest alternative place to stay would be Eulo.
* -27.971606144.6376361 Artesian Waters Caravan Park, 1 Blue Bonnet Blvd, ☏ +61 7 4655 4953. (updated Jul 2017)

## Connect

There is Telstra 3G coverage in Yowah. No other mobile networks are available. There is a public phone.

## Go next

If you have a four wheel drive, and you came in via the sealed road, perhaps you would like to return via the Black Gate Road. Turn left off the main road just out of town, next to the dummy fireman.
# Ypacarai

Ypacarai is a small town around 40km from Asunción, the capital of Paraguay. Buses pass through it on the way to San Bernardino and other destinations to the east. It is very small, but quite pleasant. A nice place to stop for an hour if you have the time.

## Get in

Buses from Asuncion or Aregua to destinations east of Ypacarai lake will stop here - Ypacarai is on the large, well paved main road.

## Get around

On foot. Everything is walking distance.

## See

* The plaza. Nice, green space to sit in the shade.
* The unusually shaped church. Concrete construction. Large, more conventional hall in the rear.

## Do

Look around, have lunch and move on.

## Buy

Limited number of craft stores; minimarkets and pharmacies.

## Eat

Several hamburguesa/lomito places and street stalls.

## Drink

Small bars with tables and chairs outside.

## Sleep

The only hotel in town appears to be very much closed. Aregua or San Bernardino are much better options for sleeping.

## Go next

Buses pass through going to Asuncion and San Bernardino, and many other towns to the east and north of the lake.
# Ypäjä

Ypäjä is a town and municipality in Tavastia Proper.

## Understand

The Ypäjä region has been associated with horses for a long time, for example horses for the military and other government branches were bred here already in the 19th century. There's a trade school where students learn horse management or become riding teachers. For short term visitors, there's a museum presenting equestrianism.

## Get in
### By bus

Buses come in from Loimaa and Forssa.

### By car

Highway 10 connecting Turku to Forssa and Hämeenlinna goes through the south of the municipality. Regional road 213 connect from there to Ypäjä town, and continues to Loimaa.

## See

* 60.80336523.2947431 Finnish museum of horse racing (Suomen hevosurheilumuseo), Kerhotie 11, ☏ +358 2 548-0005. F Sa 10:00–16:00. Though humble, there is a large history inside, with a show and the attraction of a cavalry exhibit. The museum showcases not just horse racing but equestrianism in general, with the oldest objects from the 17th century. (updated May 2019)

## Eat

* 60.8031123.28191 Karrinpuomi, Kurjenmäentie 4. Restaurant and bar. (updated Aug 2023)

## Sleep

* 60.8040923.281161 Villa Emilia, Kurjenmäentie 4, ☏ +358 45 356 9209, info@feedin.fi. Guesthouse with restaurant. (updated Aug 2023)
# Youngstown

There is more than one place called Youngstown:

### United States of America

* Youngstown (Ohio) — a city in Northeast Ohio
* Youngstown (New York) — a village in the Niagara Frontier
* Youngstown (Pennsylvania) — a borough in the Pittsburgh Region
# Ojinaga

Ojinaga is a town of 28,000 people (2015) in Chihuahua. It is a rural bordertown on the U.S.-Mexico border, with the city of Presidio, Texas, directly opposite, on the U.S. side of the border.

## Understand

Ojinaga sits where the Río Conchos drains into the Río Grande (known as the Rio Bravo in Mexico), an area called La Junta de los Rios.
Ojinaga still retains its rural culture and environment, with relatively little pollution and few urban problems. Some of the most famous norteño-sax artists are from Ojinaga, such as Polo Urías, Adolfo Urías, Los Diamantes de Ojinaga, Los Rieleros del Norte, Conjunto Primavera, Los Jilgueros del Arroyo, and Los Norteños de Ojinaga.

### History

Ojinaga was founded around the year 1200 by Pueblo Indians. In 1535 it was visited by Alvar Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca with a party of four, the survivors of the 1528 shipwreck of a failed mission to explore Florida. It was later the site of the Battle of Ojinaga, as Pancho Villa was being chased all over the region during the Mexican Revolution.

## Get in
### By car

* connects the city to Chihuahua, ends at the Presidio/Ojinaga International Bridge.
* The border crossing connects the town with Presidio, in the Trans-Pecos region of Texas. Presidio and Ojinaga are connected by the Presidio-Ojinaga International Bridge and the Presidio–Ojinaga International Rail Bridge.

### By bus
## Get around

Most places of interest are located within a block or two of the central plaza.

## See

* Manuel Ojinaga Museum. Hosts artifacts from the Mexican Revolution, Indian items, locally found fossils. (updated May 2015)
* Norteño bands - Many famous norteño musicians are from here, and Ojinaga has its own unique style, adding saxophones to the accordion-heavy mix.

## Buy

* Fausto's Art Gallery, Calle Juarez, 626. 453 0505. Artwork by regional artists, southwest furniture, and local Indian handicrafts.

## Eat

* La Poblana, Calle Juarez, in front of Fausto's Gallery. Home-style Mexican cooking popular with the working class.
* Los Comales, Calle Zaragoza, a block off the main square. Surprisingly good seafood, given the city's location.
* Sanborn's, 453 1224. A favorite with locals of Ojinaga and Presidio. Try the chile verde con carne. No credit cards accepted.
* Tortas Raúl, 453 1544. Mexican sandwiches, burritos, and other light meals. Good for lunch.

## Sleep

* Hotel Armendariz, ☏ +52 626 453 1198. (updated May 2015)
* 29.551201-104.4223861 Hotel Cañon del Peguis, Blvd. Libre Comercio 1501, ☏ +52 626 453 2950. A more upscale hotel with doubles from 644 pesos. (updated May 2015)

## Go next

* Peguis Canyon, 40 km (25 miles) down highway 16, is a 1200 m (4000-foot) canyon, one of the most impressive sights of the Big Bend Region.
* Chihuahua
* Creel