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# Greentown (Indiana)

Greentown is in Central Indiana.

## Get in

Highways: US-35, SR-19, SR-22, SR-213

## See

* 40.478409-85.9664171 Greentown Glass Museum, 112 N Meridian St (inside City Hall), ☏ +1 765 628-6206. W-F noon-4PM, Sa-Su 1PM-4PM. A small gallery with over 2000 pieces of glass and other historical items from when Greentown was a glassmaking center.
* 40.477819-85.966392 Greentown Historical Society, 103 E Main St, ☏ +1 765 628-3800. Mar-Dec: Sa-M 1PM-4PM; Jan-Feb closed. Small history museum with rotating exhibits.

## Do

* Historic Downtown Walking Trail
* Comet Trail
* Howard County Tennis Center
* Howard County Fair
* Music At The Fountain

## Buy

* Heartland Market, 114 W Main St. Vintage grocery store where you can pick up an apple or drink as you hit the road.

## Eat

* King Chef, 102 E Main. Chinese.
* The Perfect Scoop, 604 W Main.

## Sleep

No hotels in Greentown. The nearest sleeping accommodations are in Kokomo and Marion.

## Connect

* 40.476803-85.9661491 US Post Office, 204 S Meridian St, ☏ +1 765 628-7062. M-F 9AM-12:30PM, 1:30PM-4:30PM, Sa 9AM-11PM.
# Nimmitabel

Nimmitabel (rarely Nimoitebool) is a small timey town in the Snowy Mountains region of southeastern New South Wales. Its importance has dwindled since the closure of the Bombala Railway, but remains a roadside stopover town.

## Understand
### Climate

Nimmitabel enjoys an oceanic climate, with mild summers and cold winters. Rainfall is moderate and spread out across the year. Frost is common year-round, even in summer. The town sees a good amount of sunshine, with about 102 clear days annually, thanks to its position shielded from prevailing winds.
Due to its high elevation and southern location, snowfall is typical from May to October, with occasional flurries even in December. Snowfall can be heavy at times. The town has experienced below-freezing temperatures several times below (and is not an uncommon occurrence)

## Get in

Nimmitabel is on the Monaro and Snowy Mountains Hwy (B23 and B72, duplex route), 36 km (22 mi) southeast of Cooma, 51 km (32 mi) north of Bombala and 72 km (45 mi) west of Bega. The roads from the former two are relatively straightforward, but the route from Bega is very windy with large elevation changes.
NSW Trainlink coaches make a stop at -36.5138149.28351 Nimmitabel Coach Stop. A trip from Canberra Railway Station costs $15.59 one way (2 hr 30 min) and $7.20 from Bega (1 hr 3 min). From 2026, coaches from Bombala will also pass via Nimmitabel (as opposed to Dalgety).

## See

* -36.5126149.28451 Geldmacher House Museum, cnr Bombala and Clarke St. W–M 10AM–4PM (closed Tu). Local town museum. (updated Apr 2024)

## Eat

* -36.5131149.28411 Bertie's Cafe, 43 Bombala St, ☏ +61 478 014 667. Daily 7AM–4PM. (updated Apr 2024)
* -36.513149.28342 Nimmitabel Bakery, 40 Bombala St, ☏ +61 2 6454 6436. (updated Apr 2024)

## Sleep

* -36.5117149.28441 The Federal Hotel Nimmitabel, 28 Bombala St, ☏ +61 481 481 034. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated Apr 2024)
* -36.5057149.28462 Nimmitabel Motel, 15 Stanton St, ☏ +61 481 481 034. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated Apr 2024)
* -36.5132149.2843 Royal Arms, 45 Bombala St, ☏ +61 429 312 302. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated Apr 2024)
# Bombala

Bombala is a pretty and historic town in the Snowy Mountains region of New South Wales. If planning a trip between Sydney and Melbourne, the route through Bombala gives an interesting mix of coastal and mountain scenery, in addition to allowing for a visit to Australia's capital city. This may be a pleasant touring alternative to the all-freeway Hume Highway, or the coastal Princes Highway.

## Get in

The Monaro Highway passes straight through Bombala, connecting from Canberra and Cooma in the north, to the Princes Hwy in the south across the Victorian border.
NSW Trainlink has coach connections to Bombala from Canberra (from Kingston) via Cooma three times a week, which costs roughly $26 per adult. The V/Line Capital connection, which connects with the train from Melbourne at Bairnsdale and continues to Canberra runs through Bombala three times week. The V/line coach is more direct as the NSW Trainlink coach runs via Jindabyne and Dalgety, but this will change from 2026 where coaches will instead run via Nimmitabel.

## Get around

There is no public transport or taxi service in Bombala. Most people arrive by car, and you'll be quite limited in the area without one. The town centre is walkable, but that's about as far as it goes.

## See

The town of Bombala was settled in the 1840s, and was one of the major towns of the region. It was the terminus for the railway line from Sydney, which has now been progressively closed all the way back to Canberra. You can still see many historic buildings in the town. The railway station and lines are still there, and you can walk on the platform.
* -36.91095149.20371 Bombala Platypus Reserve, Delegate Road, ☏ +61 2 6458 4622. The town calls itself Platypus country and has a platypus reserve around 3 km south of the township on Delegate Road. You will need to be there around dawn or dusk in order to see the platypus.
* Coolangubra State Forest.
* -36.9078149.23812 Historic Bombala Railway Station, cnr High & Dickinson St. 24/7. Bombala's old railway station before it closed in the late 20th century. Most of the old station buildings and rail infrastructure is still there, though somewhat overgrown. (updated Jul 2024)

## Eat

* -36.9114149.23921 Rush Hour Restaurant, 125 Maybe St, ☏ +61 2 6458 4610. (updated Jul 2021)

## Sleep

* -36.9122149.23791 Heritage Guest House Bombala, 121 Maybe Street, ☏ +61 2-64584464. Check-in: Late, check-out: 10AM. The old bank building has been turned in to a hotel/b&b with five cosy rooms. $95-120.
* -36.910649149.2402022 Imperial Hotel, 99 Maybe St, ☏ +61 2 6458 3211. Cheap old-style pub accommodation with shared bathrooms. Pub serves ludicrously large meals. $45s/$80d. (updated Apr 2018)

## Go next

The small down of Delegate is 30 minutes drive away. You can continue on the road south from there, for a 100km winding and scenic trip to join the Princes Highway. Great trip for those who love driving corners. Not so great for travelling with those with a propensity for car sickness.
SE Forest National Park holds one of the area's last patches of pristine wet fern rainforests – it does require some travel on gravel roads, though.
# Cortlandt

Cortlandt is a town in northwestern corner of Westchester County, New York. The town includes two villages — Croton-on-Hudson and Buchanan — as well as the hamlets of Montrose, Crugers and Verplanck.

## Get in
### By plane

* Westchester County Airport$^{[deadlink]}$, 240 Airport Rd, White Plains, +1 914 995-4860 (airlines). The closest airport, about a 35 minute drive. Rental cars are available.
* Stewart International Airport, 1180 First St, New Windsor, +1 845 564-2100. Another alternative to the congestion of the 3 major airports. Allegiant Air, American Eagle, and JetBlue operate flights from Florida and Philadelphia (Mar 2021). About a 45-minute drive.
* Newark Liberty International Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport, and LaGuardia Airport: The three major international airports in the New York City area offer service to just about anywhere. Westchester-based taxi and livery cars offer regular service to and from the three internationals from most areas of the county. New York City yellow cabs will take to you Westchester in a pinch, but the fares can be exorbitant. If staying in Westchester, ask if your hotel offers shuttle service.

### By train

* The Metro-North Railroad – Hudson Line$^{[deadlink]}$ offers express service to Grand Central Terminal in New York City in about 60 minutes. A one-way ticket to or from Grand Central costs $13.25 off-peak and $17.50 peak. On-board fares are subject to a stiff surcharge, so buy your tickets at the vending machines in the overpass. Parking is available at the station. Full weekday and weekend schedules are available online.

## Do

* Rent a kayak, take a guided tour, or launch your own kayak/canoe. Annsville Creek Paddlesport Center, Route 6 & 202, Annsville Circle, +1 914 739-2588, $^{[deadlink]}$. Good starting point for paddling the scenic Hudson Highlands.
# Lake Michigan Beachtowns

The Lake Michigan Beachtowns are a string of small- to medium-sized cities along the shoreline in West Michigan. They feature several harbors for lake-going boats and countless miles of sandy beaches on the freshwater inland sea of Lake Michigan.

## Cities

From south to north, the most noteworthy cities and towns are:
* 41.827-86.6941 Harbor Country - a group of villages in the southwest corner of the state
* 42.112-86.4712 Benton Harbor and 42.098056-86.4841673 Saint Joseph
* 42.403056-86.2736114 South Haven — A lakeside town along Lake Michigan, perfect for those looking for beaches, fresh seafood, and water activities.
* 42.655-86.2019445 Saugatuck-Douglas
* 42.7875-86.1088896 Holland
* 43.063056-86.2283337 Grand Haven
* 43.234167-86.2483338 Muskegon
* 43.781667-86.4330569 Pentwater
* 43.955278-86.452510 Ludington
* 44.243611-86.32138911 Manistee

## Other destinations

* 43.87605-85.913861 Manistee National Forest

## Go next

* Harbor Country is a small region at the southern end of the Beachtowns region
* The Leelanau Peninsula is up the coast to the north.
* Grand Rapids is half an hour or so inland from Holland or Grand Haven.
# Remagen

Remagen is a small town in Rhineland Palatinate which was propelled to world fame during World War II when a railway bridge the Wehrmacht had only managed to partially destroy fell into American hands and allowed the Western Allies to cross the Rhine into the German heartland. A famous 1969 film based on the battle titled The Bridge at Remagen ensured the enduring fame of the battle, the bridge and the town.

## Get in
### By train

* 50.57717.230251 Bahnhof Remagen. Local and long-distance stations, mobility-impaired access, taxi stands in front of station.
Remagen station is served by local, regional and some long-distance train services. Regional service RE 5 starts in Wesel and stops at various places along the Rhine River, including Duisburg, Duesseldorf Airport, Duesseldorf, Cologne and Bonn. After Remagen it carries on south to Koblenz. RE26 serves all local stops between Cologne and Mainz along the left bank of the Rhine. The journey from Cologne takes about 80-90 minutes. RB30 and RB39 branch off into the Ahr Valley (Ahrtal) to the south of here, via the Ahrtalbahn, which is still damaged from the deadly 2021 floods. A few IC and ICE services stop here as well.
* 50.5820287.2414622 Erpel (Rhein) Station is located in the town of Erpel on the other river side. Some local RB services stop here, but getting there requires a ride on a ferry.

### By ferry

* Remagen - Erpel Ferry (Rheinfähre Nixe), Corner of Fährgasse / Rheinpromenade. M-F 13:30-18:00, Sa Su holidays 12:30-18:00. Adults €1.00, children under 9 free.

### By car

Autobahn A61, Exit 31 Dreieck Sinzig. Or follow the beautiful Rhine Valley on Highway B9 which passes through many of the small towns along the river between Bonn and Koblenz.

## Get around

The town is small enough that all sights are easily accessible on foot. The walk between Remagen Station and the river bank is quite a descent, thus also a steep hill to walk back up again.

## See
### Churches

* 50.5795597.2267031 St. Peter and Paul. A Catholic church.
* 50.58117.221332 Apollinariskirche.
* 50.577397.234023 Friedenskirche. A Lutheran church.

### Other buildings

* 50.6406117.2022194 Rolandsbogen. Last remnant of a ruined castle. The former castle Rolandseck was a hilltop castle on the Rhine and, together with the Wolkenburg and the Drachenfels, secured the southern border of the possessions of the Archbishopric of Cologne. Legend connects the castle with Roland, the nephew of Emperor Charles. At Remagen-Rolandswerth the castle can be reached via a steep footpath.

### Museums

* 50.579757.2277785 Römisches Museum Remagen (Roman Museum), Kirchstraße 9.
* 50.63147.206946 Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck.
* 50.5779477.2441227 Friedensmuseum Brücke von Remagen. A museum housed in what's left of the famous Bridge of Remagen.

## Sleep

* 50.576367.252091 Camping Goldene Meile, Simrockweg 9-13, 53424 Remagen, ☏ +49 2642 - 22 222, info@camping-goldene-meile.de. Check-in: 08:00 - 13:00, 15:00 - 20:00. (updated Jul 2017)
# Guaraqueçaba

Guaraqueçaba is a small town in Coastal Paraná.

## Get in
### By car

* BR-277 from Curitiba via Paranaguá
* PR-410 (Graciosa) from Curitiba
* PR-405 from Antonina. This route is unpaved and can be in pretty bad condition during the summer months.

### By bus

* Viação Graciosa has a bus departing from Curitiba at 7AM. Tel. +55 41 3482-1236.

### By boat

Ferries for Guaraqueçaba leave the dock in Paranaguá at 9AM and 1PM, with return trips at 6AM and 2PM. Tel. +55 41 3425-4542.

## See

* Ararapira. Now a ghost town, this village was founded by the Portuguese crown in the mid-18th century and abandoned in the 1940s. Most of the houses have been eaten away by the waves, and only the cemetery is still in use today.
* Igreja do Nosso Senhor Bom Jesus dos Perdões.
* Superagüi National Park (Parque Nacional do Superagüi). Largely untouched mangue ecosystem, including the Ilha do Superagüi. Boat tours available.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Salto Morato Nature Reserve (Reserva Natural Salto Morato), access from PR-405 (4km kilometers from the turnoff), ☏ +55 41 3381-9671. Tu-Su 8:30AM-5:30PM. Has a visitor center with information about tropical forest and Atlantic Forest ecosystems. R$7.
* Tagaçaba River (Rio Tagaçaba).

## Do

* Morro do Quitumbê (Quitumbê Hill). This short trail starts beside the Igreja do Nosso Senhor Bom Jesus dos Perdões, leading to an exceptional spot for watching the sunset.

## Eat

* Restaurante Mata Atlântica, R. Dr. Ramos Figueira, s/n, ☏ +55 41 3482-1253.

## Sleep

* Chaua Pousada, ☏ +55 41 3482-1265, pousadachaua@hotmail.com.
* Pousada Bela Ilha, Ilha do Superagüi.
* Pousada Flor da Serra.
* Pousada Marina, Rua Dr. Ramos Filgueiras, 469, ☏ +55 41 3482-1278.
* Pousada Mata Atlântica, R. Dr. Ramos Figueira, s/n, ☏ +55 41 3482-1253.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Pousada Sobre as Ondas, Barra do Superagüi - Ilha de Superagüi, ☏ +55 41 3232-1314.

## Go next

* Antonina
* Curitiba
* Ilha do Mel
* Paranaguá
# Guaratuba

Guaratuba is a small town in Coastal Paraná.

## Get in

* A ferry connects to Matinhos on the north side of the Bay of Guaratuba.
* PR-412 enters town from the south, connecting to BR-376 from Curitiba or BR-101 from Joinville.

## See

* Boguaçu State Park (Parque Estadual do Boguaçu). This 6-hectare park is dedicated to protecting the biodiversity of the Mata Atlântica, the native forest of Brazil's southern coast. The park also contains some excellent examples of pre-historic shell mounds, monuments left by the indigenous peoples of long ago.
* Brejatuba Beach (Praia do Brejatuba). On the south side of the Morro do Cristo. This is the best local beach for swimming and surfing.
* Caieiras Beach (Praia das Caieiras). A kilometer-long beach near the Johnnser Bridge, which is very popular for fishing.
* Central Beach (Praia Central). Between the Hotel Beach and the Morro do Cristo
* Guaratuba Bay (Baía de Guaratuba). Environmentally protected area rich in wildlife.
* Hotel Beach (Praia do Hotel). A crescent-shaped beach between the hotel and the rocks which separate it from Caieiras Beach.
* Igreja Matriz Nossa Senhora do Bom Sucesso. Simple colonial church built in 1768.
* Morro do Brejatuba (Morro do Cristo). On the hill at Brejatuba beach is a statue of Christ the Savior. A staircase of 197 steps leads up to the base the statue, which offers a nice view of the area.

## Do

* Festa do Divino. Mid- to late July. A local religious festival with music and parades of followers.

## Eat

* Restaurante Churrascaria Marambaia, Avenida Vicente Marques, 213, ☏ +55 41 3443-1916.
* Restaurante Tia Geni, Avenida 29 de Abril, 297, ☏ +55 41 3442-1488.
* Restaurante Pelican, Rua Capitão João Pedro, 160, ☏ +55 41 3472-3558.
* Restaurante Calçadão, Rua Capitão João Pedro, 75, ☏ +55 41 3472-1308.
* Restaurante San Remo, Caieiras Beach, ☏ +55 41 3442-2029.

## Sleep

* Hotel Porto da Lua, Rua Rodrigues Alves, 98 - Brejatuba, ☏ +55 41 3442-2103.
* Hotel VillaReal, Av. Atlântica, no number - Praia Caieiras, ☏ +55 41 3442-1333.
* Hotel Pousada Água Marinha, Avenida Brejatuba, 1400, ☏ +55 41 3442-5342, reservas.aguamarinha@gmail.com. (updated Aug 2021)

## Go next

* Joinville
* Matinhos
# Voiron

Voiron is in a city in Isère, France. The city is at the foot of the Chartreuse, a mountain chain in Alps, so that is convenient for winter sports.

## Understand

Voiron is a small city of 20,000 inhabitants (2018) in Isère, a French department. Voiron was famous in the 19th century, for its stationery and textile industry; Today, Voiron has a lot of very famous brands, like Rossignol, a winter sports brand, or Antésite sirups, very famous in France. The city is also famous for the Monastère des Pères Chartreux, an old monastery always active composed of monks who make a famous liquor, the Chartreuse, and a few others trademarks.

## Get in

You can arrive in Voiron in plane, to Grenoble Airport, by train, bus, car, bicycle, motorbike, walk etc

## See

A very great activity in this city is the visit of the Caves de Chartreus. Located in the centre of the city, you can visit the old caves of the production of Chartreuse liquors. There also is a final degustations of all types of Chartreuse liquor, like the Chartreuse Verte or the Chartreuse Jaune, so it is worth it! This old caves were originally the official production site of Chartreuse liquors, but it was moved in 2014 in an other place, more secure and outside the city, because the enormous amount of alcohol can explode.
* 45.361825.598071 Cellars of Chartreuse, along the RD 1075 (Boulevard Edgar Kofler) (near the railway station, opposite the municipal library). A distillery for the liqueurs produced by the Carthusian Fathers. The site has a museum, and you can visit the cellars, a shop dedicated to the sale of products, and a tasting room. (updated Jan 2025)
* 45.36725.591942 Saint Bruno church (Église Saint-Bruno de Voiron), Place de la République. The principal church in Voiron is the work of the diocesan architect Alfred Berruyer (1819-1901) who built a neo-Gothic style monument inspired by the 12th century cathedrals. (updated Jan 2025)
* 45.3675.5943 Mainssieux Museum (Musée Mainssieux), 7 place Léon Chaloin. The museum's collection includes the works of Lucien Mainssieux and his studio collection, comprising 695 paintings and around 6,800 drawings by his hand. (updated Jan 2025)

## Do

There is a lot of activities in Voiron, like the climb of the Vouise, a small mountain next to the city, and, at the top, the statue of Notre-Dame de la Vouise.
There also is the theater of the Grand-Angle, PassrL cinemas, a minigolf course, a Laser Game and, for the readers, a media library.

## Buy

There is a few places in Voiron where you can spend your money.
There is a local chocolate shop : La Chocolaterie Bonnat. The familial chocolatery is making chocolate and others sweets since the 19th century. Their chocolate is extremely great, the shop is enormous and it participate at the economy and the culture of Voiron.
There are also a few textile shops and a few libraries.
# Pontal do Paraná

Pontal do Paraná is a small town in Coastal Paraná.

## Understand

Of Paraná's 50 kilometers of beaches, 23 of them belong to the town of Pontal do Paraná. They comprise the town's main reason for existence from December to March, when beach tourists come from all over the country. The remainder of the year, the locals get by on fishing and craft production.

## Get in

* One of the ferries from Ilha do Mel lands at Pontal do Sul, at the north end of the town
* PR-412 (Máximo Jamur Hwy.) connects from Matinhos in the south
* PR-135 (Argus Thá Heyn Hwy.) connects the town to Paranaguá in the northwest, where it connects to PR-121 (Gov. Ney Braga Hwy.) from Curitiba

## See

* Guaraguaçu Ecotourism Highway (starting at km. 14 for highway PR-407). An old connection between downtown and Pontal do Sul, it now has 12 km of rustic bridges, scenic Atlantic Forest, and even intact prehistoric shellmounds.
* Guaraguaçu River.
* Marine Studies Center (Centro de Estudo Marinhos), Pontal do Sul. Run by the Federal University of Paraná, this environmental education center offers activities, videos and exhibitions about marine life as well as local flora, fauna, and geology.

### Beaches

Pontal do Paraná has 48 balneários (beaches with amenities). The most popular, from south to north, are:
* Monções.
* Praia de Leste. The central beach of the town.
* Canoas.
* Atlântica.
* Primavera.
* Porto Fino.
* Guarapari.
* Ipanema. Ipanema is a central town with many banks and stores.
* Leblon.
* Grajaú.
* Marissol.
* Carmeri.
* Shangri-lá.
* Guapê.
* Praia de Barrancos.
* Atami.
* Vila Nova (2m). Small village nice beach, clean water.
* Pontal do Sul. Quiet beach at the north end, with access to Ilha do Mel.

## Do

* Camacho.
* Festa da Tainha.
* Shrimp Festival (Festa do Camarão).

## Eat

* Cumbuco, Av Beira-mar, 777 - Jardim Marines, ☏ +55 41 3455-2020.
* Mitoca Júnior, Rua Iolanda Pinheiro - Pontal Sul, ☏ +55 41 3455-1678.
* Restaurante do Mineirinho, Av Beira-mar 95 - Jardim Marines, ☏ +55 41 3458-2173.

## Sleep

* Pousada do Bosque, Rua Laudino Ivo Vigo, 190 - Praia de Leste (at Rua Paraná), ☏ +55 41 3458-1673.

## Go next

* Curitiba
* Ilha do Mel
* Joinville
* Matinhos
* Guaratuba