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# Żelazowa Wola

Żelazowa Wola is a village in Mazowieckie. It is a day-trip destination mostly known for being the birthplace of Frédéric Chopin.

## Understand

Żelazowa Wola is a manor village in the fields of Mazowieckie, relatively close to Kampinos forest. This generally insignificant place is known mostly for Fryderyk Franciszek Szopen, better known as Frédéric Chopin, who was born here in 1810. His family migrated soon after his birth to Warsaw, due to the family's poor financial state, and the poor state of the house.
The manor often changed owners, and was not well maintained. In 1894 the location was recognized, and a monument to Frédéric Chopin was erected in its park. During World War I, the right outbuilding was burnt after a lightning strike. In 1928, the manor was bought by various Chopin societies and after World War II, it was turned into a museum, which also hosts musical events.

## Get in
### By car

Żelazowa Wola is on the road which is easily reached by detour north from roads and (Wiskitki exit). There is a paid parking by the manor and park.

### By public transport

You will have to reach Sochaczew by train first either by PKP Intercity or Koleje Mazowieckie, then you can use free bus line number 6 from train station to Żelazowa Wola. Bus only operates from May to September, you can check timetable here.

## Get around

Manor with park is the only sight in the area, and is easily manageable on foot. The entire village is not much larger than the park.

## See

* 52.2571620.311661 Chopin birthplace home, Żelazowa Wola 15, ☏ +48 46 863 33 00. There is a small museum related to Chopin. During summer, musical events are held inside. 20 zł park + 10 zł manor. (updated Dec 2024)

## Do

* 52.25720.311621 Chopin Recitals (Inside manor). May-Sep Sa 12:00-12:30, 15:00-15:30. Recitals of Chopin by young musicians from Poland and around the world. You can check repertoire on the website. (updated Dec 2024)
* Take a stroll around the park. There are few monuments scattered and a pond near river.

## Sleep

There are no hotels in Żelazowa Wola, however you may have more luck in nearby Sochaczew or Warsaw. Some expensive apartments are available in nearby villages.

## Go next

* Kampinos National Park
* Warsaw
# Landes

Landes is in south-western France, a department of Nouvelle-Aquitaine with a long coastline on the Atlantic Ocean to the west. Landes is famous for its seaside resorts and natural spots.

## Cities

* 43.890278-0.5005561 Mont-de-Marsan — sunny southwestern town, perfect for accessing the forest of Landes.
* 43.703056-0.2627782 Aire-sur-l'Adour — on the Way of St. James pilgrimage route
* 44.393056-1.1638893 Biscarrosse — a beach resort known for surfing
* 43.641944-1.4322224 Capbreton — a popular holiday destination for sailors, surfers, and beach-goers
* 43.706944-1.0513895 Dax — a spa destination, specialising in mud treatment for rheumatism and similar ailments
* 43.876944-1.3030566 Léon — popular for wind surfing and boating on the nearby lake
* 44.200833-1.2286117 Mimizan — surroundrd by pibe forests, and miles of sand beaches lashed by Atlantic storms
* 43.725556-1.0527788 Saint-Paul-lès-Dax — it's near a lake
* 43.756667-0.5741679 Saint-Sever — a privileged spa and holiday resort

## Understand

Landes is known for its large pine forest which is the raw material for a timber and resin industries in the region. The forest was planted in the early nineteenth century to prevent erosion of the region's sandy soil by the sea.

### Tourist information

* Tourisme Landes website.

## Do

* Bicycle riding: there are many kilometers of flat trails through the pine forests
* Sun-bathing, swimming: many beaches from crowded to isolated await you
* Camping: Landes is a favorite camping destination with more than 100 campgrounds from 1-star to 4-star available
* Surfing: Landes is home of some of the best surfing spots not only in Europe but the World. In September surfing Professionals meet in Hossegor for the Quik Pro France

## Eat

Foie gras (goose or duck) was born in this department. The Landes is indeed the land of good food: Apéritif with floc de Gascogne (sweet wine with Armagnac), Landes salad (candied gizzards, corn, pine nuts, smoked duck breasts), candied duck legs or "Blonde d'Aquitaine" beef, Armagnac tourtière (apple puff pastries) and Armagnac pousse-café.

## Stay safe

Be careful when you spend a night at the gas stations along the main freeway.
# Léon (France)

Léon $^{[deadlink]}$ is a small town in the region of Landes in France.
It is located near a lake and during the summer months it is a tourist destination.

## See

The village offers several nice wood-frame buildings.
* 43.8756-1.30261 Église Saint-André (in the town centre). Church (updated Dec 2019)
* 43.8132-1.42 Sémaphore de Messanges. (updated Nov 2019)

## Do

* Bathing, wind surfing and boating on the nearby lake
* Hiking in the forests surrounding the lake
* Bicycle riding

## Sleep

There are a number of campgrounds
* 43.883649-1.3148431 Camping Punta Lago - Lou Puntaou, ☏ +33 5 58 49 24 40. (updated Dec 2019)
# Modisi

Modisi is a small town in North Sulawesi Province, Indonesia, at the south end province. Modisi provides easy access to the volcanoes namely Mount Ambang, Bogani nani wartabone National Park, and diving in Pulau Lampu National Park.

## Understand

Modisi is 2,088 km (1,297 mi) east of Jakarta, the nation's capital.

## Get in

* 0.4504124.43581 Busway Station, M. 06.00-17.00. (updated Nov 2022)

## Get around

* 0.448124.4342 Modisi Terminal, Jl. Desa Modisi No.128, Modisi Kec. Pinolosian Timur, ☏ +62 85340317678. 06.00-17.00. This is Modisi's main terminal. 400,000 Rp fare to central Modisi. (updated Oct 2022)

## See

* Bogani Nani Wartabone National Park
* 0.447821124.4309761 Modisi Beach (Pantai Modisi), ☏ +62 85340317678. 06.00-17.00. Modisi Park (updated Oct 2022)

## Do

* 0.4504124.4341 Kantor Desa. 06.00-17.00. Gratis. (updated Nov 2022)

## Buy

* 0.45124.43561 Grandma Eyam . Kiosk, Modisi. 06.00-17.00. Kiosk. Free. (updated Nov 2022)

## Eat

Traditional food and other foods in Modisi are quite cheap compared to other regions.
* 0.4508124.43571 Aunt Babose's Kaffe, Modisi. 06.00-17.00. Cafe. Free. (updated Nov 2022)

## Drink

* 0.4528124.43691 Kedai Modisi, Modisi. 06.00-17.00. Cafe. Gratis. (updated Nov 2022)

## Sleep

* 0.4494124.43461 Permai Hotel Modisi. Check-in: 24 hours, check-out: afternoon. Rp 500.000.00. (updated Nov 2022)
# Huntington (Indiana)

Huntington is a city in Northern Indiana.

## See
### Attractions

* 40.8772-85.53311 Forks of the Wabash. A small museum park
* 40.8849-85.4962 Quayle Vice Presidential Learning Center. (updated Nov 2018)
* 40.878889-85.5061113 Sunken Gardens. A decorative garden park. (updated Nov 2018)
* 40.8975-85.49584 Huntington University. (updated Nov 2018)

### Historic Neighborhoods

* 40.886389-85.4991675 North Jefferson Street Historic District.
* 40.8775-85.4938896 Drover Town Historic District. (updated Nov 2018)
* 40.889444-85.5052787 Hawley Heights Historic District. (updated Nov 2018)
* 40.881111-85.4936118 Huntington Courthouse Square Historic District. (updated Nov 2018)
* 40.886667-85.5152789 Victory Noll–St. Felix Friary Historic District. (updated Nov 2018)
* 40.883611-85.49222210 Old Plat Historic District. (updated Nov 2018)

## Do

* 40.8463-85.46821 J. Edward Roush Lake. (updated Nov 2018)

## Sleep

* Comfort Inn Huntington, 2205 N Jefferson St, ☏ +1 260-366-4001. Indoor pool, breakfast.

## Connect

* Huntington City-Township Public Library, 255 W Park Dr, ☏ +1 260-356-0824. (updated Nov 2018)
# Sarigua National Park

Sarigua National Park is a protected natural area on Panama's Pacific West coast. Most of the park is an eerie, barren landscape, but it is also the location of an archaeological site called La Mula.

## Understand

The park preserves mangrove swamps, coastal beaches, and offshore marine environments. The onshore lands are a sorry example to the world of what happens when unfettered over-development is allowed in a fragile environment. The park is sometimes referred to as "Sarigua Desert" because nothing grows there, but it gets rainfall, but nothing grows in the poisoned soul saturated with salt.

### History

The park was created on January 24, 1985, making it the first official "national park" in Panama.

### Archaeological sitə

Archaeological studies conducted in 1984 revealed pre-Columbian settlements in Sarigua. A village dating back as early as 5000 BC was uncovered, along with various ceramic shards and stone tools. A nearby fishing settlement is thought to be twice as old.

### Landscape

The park's landscape is a muddy dried up lakebed. Part of the park has abandoned pastures while part has short hills with signs of gullies and volcanic rocks. Erosion, sedimentation, and periodic flooding are evident. The park is affected by flows from the Santa Maria River and tidal influxes from the Parita Bay.

### Climate

A dry tropical climate affects the park with a dry and a wet season. The average daytime temperature is 41 °C, but can reach 45 °C in the dry season. Nighttime low temperatures are about 19 °C. Bring water and wear a hat.

## Get in
### By car

From most areas of Central Panama, drive west on the Pan American Highway (CA-1) until you reach the intersection with CA-2. Turn south on CA-25 and continue for 40 km to the park entrance.

## Fees and permits

Park gates are open daily from 08ː00 to 16ː00. Dogs are allowed.

## Get around

Hike.

## See

̈ Observation Tower - get a birds-eye view of the park

## Go next

* Aguadulce
* Santiago de Veraguas
# Limousin

Limousin is a region of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, in southwestern France. Because it is off the major transportation routes and has few significant tourist sites, Limousin has attracted little tourism
Tourism is developing, however, because of two major interests:
* green tourism: concerning outdoor sports, hiking, and the discovery of natural spaces; and
* cultural and heritage tourism: concerning historical sites, memorial sites, industrial and artisanal heritage (porcelain, enamel, tapestry, slate, tileworks, glovemaking, etc.).

## Cities

* 45.83531.26251 Limoges — the largest city in Limousin, it has several museums, a cathedral, and a botanical garden
* 45.15831.53212 Brive-la-Gaillarde — superb town base for exploring the beautiful department of Corrèze
* 45.30211.85123 Gimel-les-Cascades — a village with stone cottages, a village church and views across the valley
* 45.2677781.7705564 Tulle — a centre for lace'making that hold an annual international lace festival

## Other destinations

* 45.9319441.0316671 Oradour-sur-Glane — a ghost village preserved for posterity as macabre reminder of when humanity fails. In June 1944, a squad of German soldiers razed the village to the ground, and murdered 642 men, women and children (almost the entire population), for no apparent reason other than they could. To this day, the "martyr village" remains abandoned, and is a national memorial and museum.
* 45.642622.0950332 Millevaches Natural Regional Park — it has a diversity of wet landscapes on the ocean front (moors, peat bogs, wooded areas and agricultural meadows)
* 46.0130561.4163893 Natural Reserve of the Bog of Dauges —
* 45.5566671.0038894 Périgord Limousin Natural Regional Park —

## Understand

It is a rural region with an agricultural (livestock breeding and forestry) and industrial tradition.
This region of France is very popular with expatriates from Holland, Belgium and England, with many owning second homes here.

## Talk

French is the only language widely spoken in this area.

## Get in

There are good road and rail links.
Limoges international airport receives many flights from Britain and France.
There is a project in place to extend the TGV line from Poitiers to Limoges.
This region is crossed by the A20 motorway, making it very accessible.

## Get around

There are limited bus routes, therefore a car is required to get around. Cycling is possible especially since the roads are very empty.
# Gulgong

Gulgong is a township in the Central West region of the Australian state of New South Wales. Together with its neighbour Mudgee, Gulgong offers a fantastic historical heritage and a host of great small wineries.

## Understand

A former gold-mining town, Gulgong was the birthplace of one of Australia's great 19th-century poets, Henry Lawson.

### Visitor information centre

* Gulgong Visitors' Centre, 66 Herbert St, ☏ +61 2 6374 2691, gulgong@visitmudgeeregion.com.au. Th-M 10AM-3PM. Pamphlets can be obtained here outlining the Gulgong Town Trail which takes in the town's heritage sites.

## Get in
### By car

Gulgong is on the B55 Castlereagh Highway, about 30 km (19 mi) north of Mudgee.
From Sydney, Gulgong is an easy 4 hour drive (291 km). Take the Great Western Highway through the Blue Mountains or alternatively the Bells Line of Road through Windsor. Turn off for Gulgong just past Lithgow.

## See

* Gulgong Visitors' Centre, 66 Herbert St, ☏ +61 2 6374 2691, gulgong@visitmudgeeregion.com.au. Th-M 10AM-3PM. Pamphlets can be obtained here outlining the Gulgong Town Trail which takes in the town's heritage sites.
* Gulgong Pioneers' Museum, 73 Herbert Street
* Henry Lawson Centre, 147 Mayne St (the old 1920s Salvation Army Hall), ☏ +61 2 6374 2049. Su-F 10AM-noon, Sa public and schools holidays 10AM-3PM. The largest collection of memorabilia (paintings, prints, cuttings, photographs, books) outside of the Mitchell Library in Sydney relating to Henry Lawson, one of Australia's best-known poets and short-story writers

## Eat

* -32.362134149.53281 Mayne St Cafe, 112 Mayne St, ☏ +61 2 6374 1738. M-F 8AM-3PM Sa Su 8AM-2PM. (updated Sep 2021)

## Sleep

* -32.365791149.5324441 Gulgong Motel, 71 Medley St, ☏ +61 2 6374 2259. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. Has a pool and free Wi-Fi. (updated Sep 2021)
# Trapani (province)

Trapani is the westernmost province on the island of Sicily, in Italy.

## Cities

* 38.01666712.5166671 Trapani — attractive city and gateway to Pantelleria and the Egadi islands
* 37.97777812.9638892 Alcamo
* 37.912.853 Calatafimi Segesta
* 38.0307512.8818894 Castellammare del Golfo
* 38.03694412.5863895 Erice — stunning medieval town, castle and great views over the west-coast. The cannoli at Cafe Maria are incredible and should not be missed.
* 38.01666712.5166676 Marausa — town and beach just south of Trapani
* 37.812.4333337 Marsala — interesting museum, home of the famous wine
* 37.6512.5833338 Mazara del Vallo — Arab influences including a couscous festival
* 38.16666712.759 San Vito lo Capo — beautiful beach surrounded by mountains
* 38.07612.81510 Scopello

## Other destinations

* 37.96666712.21 Aegadian (Egadi) Islands — relaxing islands off the west coast
* 7.86833312.4686112 Mozia — ancient Punic city built on the island of Mozia overlooking Marsala
* 36.83333311.953 Pantelleria — Arab-influenced solitude between Sicily and Tunisia
* 37.94138912.8322224 Segesta — a Greek temple, theatre and ruins
* 37.58361112.8247225 Selinunte — a group of impressive Greek temples and ruins of Greek city

## Get in

Trapani Airport receives flights from a number of airlines, including international flights by Ryanair.

## Go next

* Agrigento province – next province on the south coast, featuring ancient Greek temples and ruins
* Palermo province – next province on the north coast, including the city of Palermo with its monumental art and culture
# Providencia (Costa Rica)

Providencia is a small town on the border of the Central Valley and South Costa Rica.

## Understand

The village is settled into two valleys and tourists are not really common here even in high season.

## Get in

At Ojo de Agua (Km 75) you have got to leave the Panamerican Highway coming from San José direction South Costa Rica. From the highway, it is 14 km dirt road. 4WD recommended. It is also a walkable (4 hr).

## Get around

A car or motorbike is a nice thing to have but with a good will most of the destination are in walking distance.

## See

* Quetzals

## Do

* Climbing. There are at least six rocks within walking distance of the village. Bouldering is great and there is a local school run by Canadians which might rent out crash-pads. The kids from that school are great guides.
* Biking. There are several tours you can make in the village but it is not flat mountain biking.
* Hiking. There are some guides which offer tours. One of the most spectacular ones are apparently the three days walk to the Pacific Ocean.

## Eat & drink

There is a bar/restaurant which offers dinner and lunch.

## Sleep

There are two cabins (₡5,000 per person) and they've got a space for camping (₡500 per person).
# Rydal

Rydal is a small railway town of 163 (2021) west of Lithgow in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales.

## Get in

Rydal is one of the few towns in Australia still centred on its railway, even after the country was bulldozed for the car. -33.4836150.03181 Rydal railway station reflects the town's modest size. The station is on the Main West railway line, served by NSW Trainlink's Blue Mountains Line (Opal) and Dubbo XPT (booked), albeit the services being woefully infrequent.
While the Blue Mountains Line gets frequent service east of Lithgow, the line west of it is still non-electrified and thus only served by diesel trains. The demand tends to be rather low. There are four westbound trains towards Bathurst, two eastbound towards Sydney and two eastbound towards Lithgow.
On the Dubbo XPT, which tends to be slightly more expensive, you can get off at Rydal, but it is a request stop – you much request to stop here or else the train will not stop here.
If arriving by road, the Old Western Rd connects Rydal to the Great Western Hwy just west of Lithgow.

## Do

* -33.4829150.03631 Rydal Agricultural and Horticultural Show, Rydal Showgrounds. First weekend of February, on the Saturday. As one of the two main events in the town, this show contains several equestrian events and displays of local produce, art, photography and cooking. It is known as the "Biggest Little Show in The West". (updated Apr 2024)
* Daffodils at Rydal. Held on the second weekend and third weekend of September. A garden festival centred on Rydal's main street, gardens and parks, and open gardens in the nearby area, which raises funds for charities. During this time, there are thousands of daffodils planted throughout the district. (updated Apr 2024)

## Drink and sleep

* -33.483150.03271 Hotel Alexander (Rydal Pub), 26 Bathurst St, ☏ +61 2 6355 6388, info@rydal.pub. W–Su 8AM–2PM; F Sa 6–8PM. Small town hotel plus pub. (updated Apr 2024)
# Mullumbimby

Mullumbimby is a small town in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales.

## Understand

Mullumbimby (aka 'The Big Little Town') is a small town with an alternative community of 8,000 people. It is also the administrative centre of the Byron Bay area.

## Get in
### By plane

* Coolangatta Airport (OOL) — has domestic flights and international flights from New Zealand, Malaysia, and Japan. It often has cheaper flights and cheaper car hire than Ballina.
* Ballina Airport (BNK) — there are flights from Sydney and Melbourne.
* Lismore Regional Airport (LSY) — there are flights to/from Sydney and Grafton.

#### Airport transfers

You can book door-to-door services at the airport.

### By bus

Regional buses link the town with Byron Bay, Ballina, Casino, Lismore and Tweed Heads.

## Get around
### By bus

Blanches Bus Company — Mullumbimby - Byron Bay - Suffolk Park - Lennox Head - Ballina - Ballina Airport

## See

* -28.529444153.4902781 Mount Chincogan. Traditional Aboriginal site. (updated May 2024)
* -28.5914153.4649392 Crystal Castle & Shambhala Gardens, 81 Monet Dr, Montecollum, ☏ +61 2 6684 3111. 10AM–5PM. Large crystals and beautiful gardens. $33.21. (updated May 2024)
* -28.611735153.3901583 Minyon Falls Lookout (Whian Whian). 7AM–6PM. Lookout over Minyon Falls and rain-forest walks. Free. (updated May 2024)

## Do

* -28.546747153.4881791 Farmer's Market (each Friday), 51 Main Arm Rd (Mullum Showgrounds), ☏ +61 2 66771345. 7AM–11AM. Lively scene, fresh produce, food and entertainment. Free. (updated May 2024)
* Market Day (3rd Saturday of the month)

## Buy

* -28.550591153.5032051 National Supermarket, Station Street. Daily 7:30AM–7PM. (updated May 2024)

## Eat

* -28.553153.50021 Empire Cafe Mullumbimby, 20 Burringbar St, ☏ +61 2 6684 2306, empiremullum@gmail.com. Daily 8AM–3PM. (updated May 2024)
* -28.5533153.50192 Pink Lotus Mullumbimby, 72a Burringbar St, ☏ +61 2 6684 2131, dao@pinklotusfood.com.au. Mid-range Vietnamese restaurant. (updated May 2024)
* -28.55246153.500753 Izakaya Yu, 53 Stuart St., ☏ +61 2 6684 4545. 11.30AM-8.30PM. Japanese restaurant. (updated May 2024)
* -28.5526153.501254 Yaman, 1/62 Stuart St., ☏ +61 2 6684 3778. 9AM-8PM. Middle Eastern restaurant. (updated May 2024)

## Drink

* -28.553053153.5012121 The Middle Pub, 46 Burringbar St, ☏ +61 2 6684 3229. 10AM–midnight. Bar, bistro and rooms. (updated May 2024)

## Sleep

* -28.5524153.49991 The Mullum Motel Mullumbimby, 68 Dalley St, ☏ +61 2 6684 3229. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated May 2024)

## Go next

* Byron Bay — Booming beach town
* Brunswick Heads — Sleepy beach town
* Federal — Hinterland village with popular Japanese cafe
* Bangalow — Rural farming town
* Lennox Head — Surfing town
* Ballina — Regional transport hub
# Berachampa

Berachampa (বেড়াচাঁপা Beṛācā$^n$pā) is a town in the North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal, best known for Chandraketugarh (চন্দ্রকেতুগড় Candraketugaṛ), a 2,500-year old archaeological site.

## Understand

The history of Berachampa dates back to almost the 3rd century BC, during the pre-Mauryan era. Chandraketugarh was once an important hub of international maritime trade. It is thought to be a part of the powerful Gangaridai nation mentioned in the ancient Greco-Roman accounts. According to the accounts, Gangaridai was a powerful kingdom whose war elephant forces led to the withdrawal of Alexander the Great from India. The site was later continuously inhabited and flourished through the dynasties of the Shungas, Kushanas, Guptas, Palas and Senas.

## Get in
### By bus

There are buses from Esplanade in Kolkata to Baduria or Bashirhat running via Berachampa. A direct bus runs from Karunamoyee in Salt Lake to Berachampa Shahidullah College. You can also take buses to reach Haroa and then take Toto, Auto services to Berachampa.

### By train

* 22.66193388.690571 Harua Road railway station (4.5 km (2.8 mi) from Berachampa). (updated Sep 2022)

### By plane

The nearest airport is Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport (CCU) at Kolkata, about 33 km (21 mi) from Berachampa.

## Get around

Berachampa is a small town and you may take rickshaws for long distances, otherwise walking is preferable.

## See and do

* 22.69749788.6884581 Baraha Mihirer Dhipi (Mound of Varahamihira, also known as Khana-Mihirer Dhipi). A mound associated with Varahamihira and Khana. Varahamihira was a famous astronomer and mathematician, and a jewel among Vikramaditya's Navaratna Sabha. It is widely believed that Khana was Varahamihira's daughter-in-law and an accomplished astrologer. However, at some point, either her husband, her father-in-law, a hired hand or possibly Khana herself, cut off her tongue to silence her prodigious talent. (updated Sep 2022)

## Eat and drink

Plenty of restaurants and hotels are there in Berachampa including Kreamz, Amio Amore, Taste & Bites etc. All sort of vegetarian and non-vegetarian food options are available including Halal foods.

## Sleep

A few hotels and guest houses are there in Berachampa but prior booking might be needed because of limited availability.

## Nearby

* 22.7549988.693421 Chakla. Birthplace of Hindu saint Lokenath Brahmachari (1730–1890) and a famous religious site. (updated Dec 2022)
* 22.7549988.693422 Kachua. Birthplace of Hindu saint Lokenath Brahmachari (1730–1890) and a famous religious site. (updated Dec 2022)

## Go next

* Bangaon