OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Santiago Papasquiaro

Santiago Papasquiaro is a town of about 30,000 people situated in the northwestern region of Durango (state), Mexico.

## Understand

Logging has been a traditionally important industry in Santiago Papasquiaro, but over-harvesting threatens the industry's long-term prospects. While forest covered almost 40% of the municipality's land area in 2010, by 2020, the coverage shrank to 20%. Deforestation is a significant concern and also threatens the area's recreational attraction.

## Get in

From Durango, Valle del Guardiana operates frequent buses to Santiago Papasquiaro. The 3-hour bus ride will cost M$200 to M$400, depending on the time of day.

## See

* 25.047422-105.4187221 Museo Antropologia, Antigua Estación del Ferrocarril, Col. Altamira (on Av. Ferrocarril, between Aldama and Colon), ☏ +52 (674) 862 07 34. 10:00-15:00 M-Sa. Exhibits on the history, traditions, and customs of the northwest region of Mexico specifically, but also exhibits covering general topics in anthropology and history of the entire country. The exhibit on Hervideros is of particular local interest. Free. (updated Mar 2023)
* 25.039746-105.4199782 Parroquia de Santiago Apostel, Patoni 5, Centro, ☏ +52 6748620016. Simple stone church with 4 centuries of local history behind it. A beautifully natural looking place of celebration. (updated Mar 2023)

## Do

* Thermal baths are popular around Santiago Papasquiaro and there are several places where a visitor can soak in the geothermically heated mineral waters. Thermal baths include Rancheria Hervideros, Atotonilco, Agua Caliente, El Pachon, and Tenerapa.
# Santiago de Chiquitos

Santiago de Chiquitos is a town in the eastern Bolivia, Santa Cruz department.

## Understand

Santiago de Chiquitos is jesuit mission town in a perfect nature setting. While its church is not under UNESCO protection, its nature makes visiting this town very pleasing. The local community is very active, respects the nature here and resists any government or private effort to exploit it for minerals and other richnesses. This respectful approach of the local community attracted the eyes and the hearts of somebody in European Union leading UE to finance paving the road from Roboré to Santiago.

## Get in

There are bus (at the daytime) and taxi (i.e. Taxi Wilson, tel. 71044523, Bs90) connections from Roboré.

## Get around
### By foot

Santiago is a small town to walk on foot.

## See

* The church (At the main square).

## Do

* Walk out of the town with professional local tourist guides (there is a local tourist guide association). The nature outside is spectacular - mountains (having some marked viewpoints), forests, rocks, swimming spots (pozos). Guides show the way (the way is partly marked, but the marks are not frequent), tell about the local way of living along with the nature (healing plants included) and local customs. The best guides take Bs150 for a day and the money is well-spent. To visit naturally unique protected Tucabaca valley on foot you need 2-3 days, but if motorized (more than Bs400) a day is enough. Pozos are unique: a river cascade falls over a stone drilling a dish there (up to the certain depth, until impossible to drill deeper), filling it with water that drips out to drill the next dish just below it. This way, there are some 5-7 interconnected dishes of different size and depth (i.e. 7 meters) one below the orher. It is a sheer bliss to swim in these or jump right into the middle of a big one. The most water and greenery is in December. The animals and birds activate to hunt in the evening, so you can manage to see parrots, monkeys, eastern condors on the way.

## Eat

Café Churapa half a block from the main square serves breakfast which is a little expensive (Bs25), but big. They also serve lunch and dinner.

## Sleep

* Church convent serving as guesthouse (At the main square). Single Bs50.

## Go next

Return back to Roboré (i.e. the way you came in) and continue west (Santa Cruz, Jesuit Missions) or east (Puerto Quijarro, Brazil) from there. A night bus from Roboré to Santa Cruz (there are frequent buses on this route) may cost you Bs50.
# Santiago (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Santiago:

### Argentina

* Santiago del Estero

### Brazil

* Santiago (Brazil)

### Cape Verde

* Santiago (Cape Verde)

### Chile

* Santiago

### Cuba

* Santiago de Cuba - capital city of Santiago de Cuba (province)

### Dominican Republic

* Santiago (Dominican Republic)

### Galapagos Islands

* Santiago Island (Galapagos)

### Mexico

* Santiago de Querétaro - (formerly Querétaro)
* Santiago (Nuevo León)
* Santiago (Baja California Sur)

### Panama

* Santiago de Veraguas

### Philippines

* Santiago City
* Santiago (Agusan del Norte)
* Santiago (Ilocos Sur)
* Santiago (Isabela)
* Santiago Island (Philippines)

### Spain

* Santiago de Compostela
# Spring Grove (Minnesota)

Spring Grove is a city in Houston County, Southern Minnesota. Located in the very South-East corner of Minnesota, it is a 25 min. drive from Decorah, Iowa a 30 min. drive from Lacrosse, Wisoncosin a 1 hour drive from Winona, Minnesota and a 1.5 hour drive from Rochester, Minnesota. Its located on a small plateau in the middle of bluff country it is a small farming community in a very scenic area. South-East Minnesota is completely different (geographically) than any other part of the state. It has a strong Norwegian background that is prevalent throughout the city.

## Get in

With no means of public transport available, visitors are to arrive in Spring Grove by car.

## Get around

Horse Back Trails $^{[deadlink]}$

## See

* Music-in-the-Park. On Wednesdays during the summer from 6:30 until 8:00 PM the city sponsors outdoor concerts in the Viking Memorial Park. In case of rain events are moved to the Fest Building.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Syttende Mai. Being the first Norwegian settlement in the state of Minnesota, Spring Grove celebrates Norway's Independence annually. Syttende Mai translates to the 17th of May and Spring Grove holds its celebrates the nearest weekend to that day. The festival features traditional Norwegian food, clothing, antiques, and souvenirs. More of an American twist on the holiday it features a parade, classic car show, concert, racing, etc.
* Spring Grove Public School. Spring Groves' life and blood is the public school, so naturally any school events become the center of attention. The school offers plays, choir and band concerts, and sporting events. Sporting events include high school and middle school football, boys and girls basketball, volleyball, baseball, and softball.

## Do

* 43.565432-91.6274691 Spring Grove Aquatic Center, 600 Maple Dr, ☏ +1 507 498-7946. The city of Spring Grove has a brand new swimming pool which has something to offer for the whole family. The pool includes two multi-storied slides, a diving board, two smaller slides and a basketball hoop in the main pool alone. An offshoot to the main pool there is a smaller "kiddy pool" which includes several water jets and fountains, and a viking ship sled for the small children. The building site has a large resting area and an adequate sized concession stand with exceptional service.
* 43.560531-91.6385672 Spring Grove Cinema, 167 W Main St, ☏ +1 507 498-7469. A one screen movie theater which shows second screenings Friday through Monday. It has a top of the line digital projector with stadium style seating and fully equipped concession stand. It is one of the best 3-D projecting theater's between Rochester and Des Moines. Reviews have given it the highest rating in south-eastern Minnesota. The theater commonly offers free classic movie showings during the week. (updated Nov 2020)

## Buy

Spring Grove Soda Pop $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$

## Eat

* Ivy Grove Cafe, 101 W. Main, ☏ +1 507 498-5450.
* Red's Deli, 500 E. Main, ☏ +1 507 498-5484.
* Temptations on Main, 131 W. Main, ☏ +1 507 498-5008.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Doc's Blue Moose, 133 W. Main St, ☏ +1 55974 1 507-498. Spring Grove, MN -docs

## Drink

* Spring Grove Legion.
# Spring Valley

There is more than one place called Spring Valley:

### United States of America

* Spring Valley (New York) — a town in New York (state)
* Spring Valley (Wisconsin) — a town in Wisconsin
# Spring Hill

Spring Hill is in Hernando County in West Central Florida. It is one of the larger cities in its region of the state, with a population estimated at 114,000 in 2017.

## Understand
### History

After existing as little more than a dot on the map for over a hundred years, in 1967 Spring Hill was founded by the Deltona Corporation and Mackle Brothers as a planned community similar to that of Deltona to the east.

## Get in
### By car

The Suncoast Parkway, completed in 2001, makes the community easily accessible from the larger metro areas of Tampa and St. Petersburg.

## Do

* 28.5161-82.57431 Weeki Wachee Springs, 6131 Commercial Way, Weeki Wachee (near junction with Cortez Blvd), ☏ +1 352-610-5660. 9AM-5:30PM. You can scuba dive at Weeki Wachee Springs, although you won't be getting into the cave—this is the deepest aquifer in America, and the water leaving the caverns has a strong current. Your family can watch from the underwater theater. $13/adult, $8/child (ages 6-12). (updated May 2022)

## Eat

* 28.4616-82.54131 Chulas Mexican Grill, 11061 Spring Hill Dr, ☏ +1 352 600-9905. Tu-Th 11AM-9PM, F 11AM-9:30PM, Sa noon-9:30 PM, Su noon-8PM. (updated Jul 2020)
* 28.4618-82.54142 Taste Good Chinese Restaurant, 11065 Spring Hill Dr, ☏ +1 352 666-5565. Su-M W-Th noon-9PM, F-Sa noon-10PM. (updated Jul 2020)

## Sleep

* 28.4529-82.62921 Hampton Inn Spring Hill, 1344 Commercial Way, ☏ +1 352 684-5000. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. $150+/night. (updated Jul 2021)
* Holiday Inn Express & Suites Spring Hill, 3528 Commercial Way, ☏ +1 352 683-5100. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. $142+ per night. (updated Jul 2021)

## Go next

* The Villages to the northeast
* Tampa to the south
# Spring Valley (New York)

Spring Valley is a city in Rockland County, New York.

## See

* St Paul's Episcopal Church.

## Buy

* Farmers' market. Parking lot below the post office Rt. 45 and N. Church St. Wednesday, 8:30AM-3PM, June to mid November.

## Sleep

* Hampton Inn, 260 West Route 59 (Exit 14 off NY87), ☏ +1 845-623-0900.
# Springboro

Springboro is a city in Warren County, Ohio.

## Get in
### By plane

* 39.9025-84.2194441 James M. Cox Dayton International Airport (DAY), 3600 Terminal Drive ((Located in the town of Vandalia)), ☏ +1-(937)-454-8200. Dayton International Airport is the closest large commercial carrier airport to Springboro, approximately a 30 minute drive from North of Springboro. (updated Feb 2019)
* 39.588889-84.2252 Dayton-Wright Brothers Airport (MGY ) (located 2 miles north of downtown Springboro). a general aviation airport, and is home to the Wright-B Flyer museum.

### By car

* Interstate 75 passes right through Springboro, take Exit 38 from I-75 North, or Exit 44 from I-75 South.
* Interstate 675 outlines the northern edge of Springboro, take Exit 2 from I-675 South.

## See

* 39.5868-84.22981 Wright "B" Flyer Museum, 10550 Springboro Pike, ☏ +1 937 885-2327. Tu, Th, Sa 9AM-2:30PM. Home to a flying replica of the Wright brothers' second airplane, where visitors get a chance to actually fly in the unique aircraft. Free.
* Springboro Historical Society Museum, 110 S. Main Street, ☏ +1 937 748-0916. Springboro's storied past as a vital stop on the Underground Railroad is detailed in the quaint museum. It reveals information on the elaborate tunnel system and identifies 27 safe houses, many of which still stand today.

## Do

* Christmas in Historic Springboro. Experience an old-fashioned Christmas Festival, small-town style. A candle light walk, carolling and tree lighting kick off the festivities, and Saturday's parade draws families from near and far. For three days, visitors can browse shops for unique gifts, take horse-drawn wagon rides around the town, and enjoy food, drink and entertainment and four large craft tents. Historic Springboro was founded by Quakers in the early 1800s. Many of the original houses still stand along Main Street's six block historic district.
* 39.5622-84.25921 La Comedia Dinner Theatre, 765 W. Central Avenue, toll-free: +1-800-677-9505. La Comedia is one of the nation's largest professional dinner theaters with catchy Broadway style productions.

## Buy

* 39.6339-84.22061 $^{[deadlink]}$ Dayton Mall, 2700 Miamisburg-Centerville Road (Near the I-75/I-675 interchange in Miami Township.), ☏ +1 937 433-9833. Located on the northern edge of Springboro, the Dayton Mall is the largest shopping opportunity in the area.

## Eat

* The Donut Haus, 305 W Central Ave, ☏ +1 937 748-0380. A small bakery with traditional German influences.

## Drink

* Mr. Boro's Tavern, 495 N Main St, ☏ +1 937-806-3105. 11AM-2:30AM. (updated Nov 2018)
* The Highland Stag, 75 N Main St, ☏ +1 937 751-2949. Scottish Pub (updated Jan 2019)

## Sleep

* 39.56452-84.265411 Hampton Inn & Suites, 25 Greenwood Ln, ☏ +1 937-743-2121. (updated Nov 2018)

## Connect

* Springboro Public Library, 125 Park Ln, ☏ +1-937-748-3200. (updated Apr 2020)

## Go next

* Dayton to the north
* Cincinnati to the south
# Spring Valley (Wisconsin)

Spring Valley is a city in Northwest Wisconsin.

## See

* Crystal Cave, W965 State Rd 29, toll-free: +1-800-236-2283. Apr-May: Sa-Su 10AM-4:30PM; Memorial Day-Labor Day: 9:30AM-5:30PM daily; Sep-Oct: 10AM-4:30PM daily; closed rest of year. The cave features stalactites, stalagmites and rippling flowstone hanging from the ceiling and covering the ledges of the cave. It is also home to four species of bats. $12 adults, $9 students 12-17 or seniors w/ AARP card, $7 children 4-12, free for children 3 and under.

## Eat

* Deb's Country Inn, S214 McKay Ave, ☏ +1 715 778-5789.
* Sneaker's Pub & Eatery, S119 McKay Ave, ☏ +1 715 778-4200.
* Red Barn, W4890 Hwy 29, ☏ +1 715 778-5651.
# Spring Lake

Spring Lake is a borough along the Jersey Shore. Spring Lake is a premier summer resort community with two miles of sparkling beaches, palatial summer homes, hotels, quaint cottages and guest houses, and well-appointed year-round homes.

## Understand

This historic town is extremely welcoming and family oriented. Spring Lake is commonly known as the "Jewel of the Jersey Shore".

## Get in

Get off the Garden State Pkwy at exit 98 and continue south on Rt. 35 until you see a sign for Manasquan. Take this exit and continue straight for a couple of miles. Then you will encounter a large circle, pass two exits then take the third. Go straight until you reach light and turn right. Continue on road and it will eventually bring you to Spring Lake, do not turn.

## See

The Boardwalk is a two-mile elevated walking platform where entrances to the beach are blocked by badge checkers. The two pavilions (North & South) have bathrooms, food and tourist goods for sale.

## Do

In the summer months, there is so much to do. Along with swimming, fishing and boating, there are many beautiful bicycle paths to explore, concerts in the park to enjoy, a five-mile run (Memorial Day weekend), and youth activity programs. Notices of all these events are noted in the windows of the borough's shops along Third Avenue, and on the community bulletin board at the corner of Third and Morris Avenues.

## Buy

* Spring Lake Beach Tag. Most beaches in New Jersey charge a fee for use of the beach and spring lake is no exception. Check out this site for information on the rates for beach tags. $8.00/day.

## Sleep

* Normandy Inn, 21 Tuttle Avenue, ☏ +1 732 449-7172, toll-free: +1-800-449-1888. A historical bed and breakfast that features 18 unique guest rooms, some boasting cozy fireplaces, Jacuzzis and a delicious breakfast.
# Alpena

There is more than one place called Alpena:

### United States of America

* Alpena (Michigan) — A town in Northeastern Michigan.
* Alpena (Arkansas) — A town in the Ozarks region of Arkansas.
# Alpine (Wyoming)

Alpine is a town in Southwest Wyoming, 30 miles south of Jackson. Alpine is at the confluences of three beautiful rivers, the Salt River, Greys River, and Snake River. The three rivers meet in Alpine and flow into Palisades lake.

## Get in

Alpine is located at the junction of Hwy 26 and Hwy 89.
The nearest airport is in Jackson.

## Do

Alpine Trails and Pathways maintains paths for winter and summer activities. Winter offers groomed trails for cross-country skiing, skate skiing and fat biking. During summer there are 30 hiking areas within 30 miles of town.

## Buy

* Rustik Wyoming, 150 US Hwy 89, ☏ +1 480 309-0135, olsenkristen1@gmail.com. M-Sa 10AM-6PM. Home décor and gift shop. Handmade items. (updated Mar 2023)

## Drink

* Melvin Brewing, 624 County Rd 101, ☏ +1 307 654-0427. W-Su 11AM-11PM. Microbrewery. Food and taproom. (updated Mar 2023)

## Sleep

* Flying Saddle Resort, 118878 Hwy 89 & 26 (at the mouth of the canyon to Jackson), ☏ +1 307 654-4422. This resort offers spectacular mountain views, a steakhouse serving hand-cut Black Angus beef, an all-you-can-eat salad bar, or a western bar complete with saddle bar stools. The resort offers a lodge, 34 rooms along the Snake River, hot tub and tennis court. Guests can snowmobile from the resort into the 150 miles of groomed trails of the Grey's River Trail System during the winter snow season. (updated Jul 2009)
# Alpine

Alpine primarily refers to the Alps in Central Europe. It is also the name of a few places:
* Alpine (Texas) – a town in Texas, USA
* Alpine (Wyoming) – a town in Wyoming, USA
* Alpine National Park – a national park in Victoria, Australia
Alpine skiing is a popular downhill snowsport.
# Arona

Arona is a town near on Lake Maggiore, near its southern end, in the Piedmont region of Italy.

## Get in

Arona is 25 km north of Milan's Malpensa International Airport, closer than Milan itself. It is also connected to the railway network, being one of the main stops in the important link between Milan and Switzerland that passes Domodossola (another parallel link travels through Como). Arona is also the last station for two minor rail lines, connecting Arona to Novara and Santhià; the latter uses single-car diesel trains.
Arona is near a confluence of motorways, and from there one can head for Milan, Genoa, and Gravellona Toce (where the motorway becomes a simple highway to Domodossola and continues into Switzerland). Whereas there is a motorway exit named after Arona, the exit at Castelletto Ticino is usually more convenient for the traveller coming from the direction of Milan.
Arona is the southernmost port on Lake Maggiore, and transportation by boat or hydrofoil is available to both sides of the lake up to the Swiss city of Locarno.

## Get around

Due to the town's size there is no public transport, but some bus companies connect the town to its frazioni of Dagnente, Campagna, Mercurago and Montrigiasco, and to neighbouring municipalities.

## See

* 45.77038.54331 Sancarlone. This giant statue of Saint Charles Borromeo was commissioned by Cardinal Federico Borromeo, and construction began in 1614, completed in 1698. At 35.10 m it was the largest bronze standing statue in the world, second only to the Statue of Liberty. It is said that the architects behind the Statue of Liberty consulted the blueprints of the Sancarlone when laying out their own. The statue was intended as part of a complex of buildings and chapels celebrating the life of St. Charles, of which only three chapels were completed. Next to the statue are the 17th Century basilica and the former Archbishop's Palace. A smaller version of the statue, the Sancarlino, can be seen in Corso Cavour in the town.
* 45.764428.554642 La Rocca. A park owned by the Borromeo family. The park used to contain the castle of Arona, destroyed by the Napoleonic armies, and was the birthplace of St. Charles Borromeo himself. The park is freely open to the public and is a favourite of many locals; many animals are kept in semi-captivity in various areas of the park.
* Lungolago (Lakeside). It offers a fine view of the castle of Angera and the Alps. Swimming in Lake Maggiore is now possible, after years of pollution. A beach has been refurbished by this group close to Piazza del Popolo in the town center, called Le rocchette ("The little rocks").
* Collegiata della Natività di Maria Vergine. This 1482 church has paintings of the life of San Carlo Borromeo by Cesare Nebbia.

## Go next

* Stresa – take a ferry or drive north to this town and the Borromean Islands
# Arnold

There is more than one place called Arnold:

### United Kingdom

* Arnold (Nottinghamshire), a town in the East Midlands of England.

### United States of America

* Arnold (California), a town in Calaveras County
# Arnold (England)

Arnold is a market town in the ceremonial county of Nottinghamshire in the East Midlands of England. It is an important suburb of the city of Nottingham.

## Get in

Nottingham City Transport operates several bus routes through Arnold.

## See

* 53.0092-1.126941 St. Mary's Church, Arnold, Church Lane. The Church of England Church is believed to date from 1176, and is a Grade II* listed building. (updated Feb 2024)
* 52.993-1.136462 Church of the Good Shepherd, Nottingham, Thackerays Lane. This Roman Catholic church was built in 1964. Its modern architecture, featuring a detached spire-cum-belfry, won an award from the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1966. (updated Feb 2024)

## Buy

Arnold Market in the town centre holds market days on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, with a flea market being held on Wednesdays. A farmers' market is held on the first Tuesday of each month.

## Drink

* 53.0066-1.12741 Robin Hood (AND) Little John, 1 Church St, ☏ +44 115 920-1054. (updated Jan 2019)

## Sleep

* 53.0002-1.13871 Premier Inn Nottingham North Daybrook, 101 Mansfield Rd, Daybrook, ☏ +44 871 527 8850. (updated Jan 2019)
# Aroma Park

Aroma Park is a town of about 800 people in the Kankakee Area. It is home to a number of restaurants and a boat club. St. Anne, home to about 1200 people, is located nearby, and is also covered in this article. This article also covers Hopkins Park, a village of 600 people (2020).

## Get in

* I-57

## Get around

Both St. Anne and Aroma Park are covered by River Valley Metro.

## See

* The Kankakee River

## Do
### St. Anne

* Kankakee Elks Country Club- 2283 Bittersweet Dr, St Anne, +1 815-937-9547.

### Aroma Park

* Forest Preserve of the Kankakee River Valley- 3301 Waldron Rd, Kankakee, +1 815-935-5630.
* Strasma Park
* Aroma Park Boat Club

## Buy
### Aroma Park

* Towpac Inc.- motorcycle dealer, 203 S Bridge St, Aroma Park, +1 815-936-0923.

## Eat
### Aroma Park

* Ryan's Pier- 112 E 1st St, Aroma Park, +1 815-937-0246.

### St. Anne

* La Villetta at The Elks Country Club- 2283 Bittersweet Dr, St Anne, +1 815-937-9547.
* St. Anne's Dixie Delite Inc- 6726 IL-1, St Anne, +1 815-427-6222.

### Hopkins Park

* Reynitas Taqueria, 4046 S Main St, Hopkins Park, ☏ +1 312-414-7119. Tu-Th Su 9AM-6PM, F Sa 9AM-8PM. Mexican restaurant.

## Drink
### Aroma Park

* Mugrooter's Roadhouse - 520 S Bridge St, Aroma Park, +1 815-627-0744.

## Sleep

Kankakee and Bradley are a few minutes' drive away from Aroma Park and St. Anne, and both have hotels.