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# Lordsburg

Lordsburg is in Southwest New Mexico.

## Get in
### By car

Interstate 10 (I-10) passes through Lordburg in an east/west direction. It is the main stopping area when traveling from Benson and Las Cruces. Lordsburg is accessed from Exits 20 to 24 with Exit 22 specifically into town as Main St.
Motel Dr serves as local street (Old US 80) from Exits 20/20A of I-10, through downtown Lordsburg, back to I-10 at Exit 24.
& Main St/Duncan Highway divides the town in directional halves, from east to west. Going east on US-70, it goes concurrently on I-10 to Las Cruces (at Exit 135). Going west US 70 winds its way north, as Duncan Highway, towards Globe (where it ends), through Safford, Arizona. Main St goes south, past I-10, as NM-494 towards Shakespeare Ghost Town. It is accesed from Exit #22 of I-10.

### By bus

* 32.3439-108.713031 Greyhound, (bus station) 112 Wabash St (Small blue white building next to McDonald's), ☏ +1 575 542-8819, toll-free: +1 800-231-2222. As this is just a pick-up and drop-off point, tickets should be purchased beforehand online or over the phone. Greyhound primarily travel on I-10 between El Paso, Lordsburg, Tucson and Phoenix. Some variations of the I-10 route may make extra stops in Las Cruces, Deming, Wilcox, Benson, Casa Grande/Eloy and/or Mesa. They also have another route on US 70 connecting Lordsburg to Phoenix through Duncan, Safford, Bylas, Peridot, Globe, Peridot, Apache Jct and Mesa. Check schedules.
* 32.34386-108.712992 El Paso Los Angeles Limousine Express, (bus stop) McDonald's at 1105 S Main St, ☏ +1-915-532-4061, toll-free: +1-866 691-9732. As this just a pick-up and drop-off point, tickets should be purchased beforehand online or over the phone with pick-up or drop-off confirmed. Bus travels primarily between Los Angeles, El Monte, San Bernardino, Phoenix, Tucson and El Paso on I-10. Additional stops are by appointment only. (updated Apr 2016)
* 32.3533-108.73683 Flixbus (Operated by Intermex Transportation), (bus stop) Love's Travel Center at 900 W Motel Dr (Bus will board at Love's Travel Stop at the west curb of the semitruck lot, on the side adjacent to Goldhill Outpost), ☏ +1 855 626-8585. Service Los Angeles, Phoenix/Tempe, Tucson and El Paso. (updated Jun 2018)

### By train

* 32.35004-108.707064 Amtrak, E Motel Dr and Center St. Served by two routes: the Sunset Limited and Texas Eagle. As this is an unmanned platform with a shelter, tickets should be purchased beforehand online or over the phone to be presented to the conductor at boarding.

## See

* 32.325556-108.7383331 Shakespeare Ghost Town, Ghost Town Rd west of NM Hwy 494 (2.5 mi south of Lordsburg), ☏ +1 575 542-9034. A former mining town that was largely abandoned by the 1890s. Closed unless a tour is previously arranged. Self guided tours are not allowed.
* 32.323985-108.7281612 Shakespeare Cemetery, NM Hwy 494 at Ghost Town Rd (south of Lordsburg). This old cemetery, just to the east of the ghost town of Shakespeare, was the final resting place of many Shakespeare residents.

## Eat

* 32.3412-108.71481 Kranberry's, 1405 Main St, ☏ +1 575 542-9400.
* 32.341-108.71492 Ramona's Cafe, 1405 Main St, ☏ +1 575 542-3030.
# Catron County

Catron County is a rural county in Southwest New Mexico.

## See

* 33.379444-108.9033331 Alma. A ghost town with a well-tended cemetery. It was the site of the Alma massacre in 1880, and on that event's centenary a monument to it was erected in the Gila Wilderness.
* 33.396667-108.7941672 Mogollon. A mining ghost town that is on the National Register of Historic Places.
* Elfego Baca Memorial. In Reserve commemorates the Frisco Shootout that occurred on December 1, 1884. Supposedly Baca single-handedly held off eighty attacking cowboys.
* 34.5167-108.1063 Lightning Field. An artistic installation of 400 stainless-steel poles near Quemado, created by Walter de Maria.
* 33.323611-108.6411114 Whitewater Baldy (in the Gila Wilderness). The highest point in Southwestern New Mexico, at 10,895 ft (3,321 m).

## Do

* Catwalk National Recreational Trail (in Whitewater Canyon Forest National Recreational Area). is a one-mile trail following the path of an old water pipe used in mining.
# Val d'Illiez

Val d'Illiez is a valley near Monthey in the Swiss region of Valais. Other than the town of Val-d'Illiez (distinguished from the valley by the hyphen in the name), Champéry is the most important town in the valley, being one of the pioneers of early tourism in Switzerland. Furthermore Les Crosets and Champoussin are two smaller ski resorts. Those three stations are part of the Portes du Soleil ski area.

## Get in

The Val d'Illiez has its own train line, the Aigle–Ollon–Monthey–Champéry (AOMC). When coming from Geneva, Lausanne or Sion, most trains will stop in Aigle. From there change to the AOMC which has hourly trains to Val-d'Illiez (45 minutes) and Champéry (1 hour). To get to Les Crosets or Champoussin, change to a bus from Val-d'Illiez. Note however, that there is only a handful of connections every day. Alternatively you can take a taxi which is approximatively Fr. 50 from Val-d'Illiez.
If you are driving, take the exit 18 St-Triphon and follow the signs in direction of Portes du Soleil.

## Get around

Taxi, bus.

## See and do

* Portes du Soleil (650 km in winter, 200 lifts), ☏ +41 27 958 11 00. This is a huge ski area accessible from different resorts in Switzerland and France. The access points from the stations in Val d'Illiez are listed below. Day pass Fr. 57/43 during the high season, lower during the second half of the season. (updated Feb 2017)
** 46.17496.8711 Champéry, ☏ +41 24 479 02 00. (updated Feb 2017)
** 46.1839896.8348692 Les Crosets, ☏ +41 24 479 02 00. (updated Feb 2017)
** 46.20676.86013 Champoussin, ☏ +41 24 476 80 00. (updated Feb 2017)

## Eat
### Les Crosets

* Chez Nelly, Route des Crosets, 60, ☏ +41 24 479 12 95, cheznelly1700@gmail.com. (updated Feb 2017)

## Sleep
### Les Crosets

* 46.184246.832641 Hotel Portes du Soleil, Chemin du Tunnel 2, ☏ +41 24 479 11 84. from Fr. 58/69 without/with en suite. (updated Jul 2016)
* 46.183756.834922 Hôtel de la Télécabine, ☏ +41 24 479 03 00. from Fr. 90. (updated Jul 2016)
# Lötschental

Lötschental is in the canton of Valais in Switzerland. It is one of the most beautiful valleys in Switzerland. The larger villages are: Ferden, Kippel, Wiler and Blatten. It is also an access point to the Jungfrau-Aletsch UNESCO heritage site.

## Understand
### Talk

The Swiss German spoken in this valley is quite different from the variants spoken in other parts of the Valais.

## Get in

Take the hourly RegioExpress train between Berne and Brig, and hop off at Goppenstein. Note that the InterCity trains all pass via the new tunnel, which bypasses Goppenstein. From there a post bus will take you to any of the villages. Alternatively you can take the Regio train between Brig and Sion and get off at Gampel-Steg. From there take the same post bus. However more buses run from Goppenstein than from Gampel-Steg. The buses will run to Blatten in winter and to Fafleralp further up in the valley in summer.

## Get around

The bus along the valley is the only means of public transport available to get around. It runs from Goppenstein to Blatten in winter and to Fafleralp in summer. Additionally, there is a cable car running between Wiler and the winter sports area, Lauchernalp, 500 m above Wiler.

## See

The lower village of Kippel.
* Tschäggättä (Carnival). The Lötschental valley has very unique traditions during the season of Carnival (Usually February). Men dressed in furs and wearing wooden carved masks adorned with cow teeth and carrying cow bells roam through the villages. There is usually one big procession a year, so make sure to check the date first. (updated Jan 2017)

## Do

Hiking is the biggest appeal of this region. However, there is a winter sports resort at Lauchneralp, which is accessible by cable car. A limited number of ski runs is available, as well as winter hiking trails and a 6 km sledding track down to Wiler.

### Hiking

* 46.43447.86231 $^{[deadlink]}$ Höhenweg (16.8 km, 4h 50min, medium difficulty) (Take the bus to Fafleralp.). This trail leads from Fafleralp along the whole valley to Faldumalp. From there the descent goes to either Ferden or Goppenstein (not included in the trail). A highlight of the trail is the scenic Schwarzsee lake. (updated Jul 2016)

## Eat

* 46.413977.807211 Restaurant Nest- und Bietschhorn, Ried 24, Blatten, ☏ +41 27 939 11 06, info@nest-bietschhorn.ch. Seasonal. Around Fr. 40 for mains. (updated Jan 2017)

## Sleep

* 46.41357.7721 Alpenhotel zur Wildi, Lauchneralp (Take the cable car from Wiler), ☏ +41 27 939 19 89, info@zur-wildi.ch. From Fr. 96 single. (updated Jan 2017)

## Go next

* This is the perfect starting point for an excursion into the Jungfrau-Aletsch UNESCO heritage site. If you take the bus/drive up to Fafleralp and get out at the car park at the end of the road, you are already standing on the edge of the site.
* From Goppenstein, take a train through the old Lötschberg tunnel to the Bernese Highlands and get out at Kandersteg just north or the tunnel.
* Or take the same train in the other direction to Brig, the biggest city of the German speaking part of Valais. On the way there, savour the spectacular views as the train descends on the side of the Rhone valley.
# Augusta Raurica

Augusta Raurica is probably the best preserved Roman city North of the Alps. It is nestled inside the greater Basel urban area, in Switzerland and has been transformed into an open-air museum. In summer each year it houses Römerfest (the Roman festival), an educational and entertainment event which can be fun both for kids and grown-ups. It is located next (and partially within) the towns of Augst and Kaiseraugst.

## Understand

Its extraordinary state of preservation is because, unlike most other town sites, once the Romans abandoned this site, no others built upon it - neither in the "Dark Ages", nor subsequently.

## Get in

The nearby village of Kaiseraugst, which takes its name from the site, has a train station. Take S1 from Basel. The museum and the main sights are around 15 minutes walk away from the railway station.

## Get around

The whole site is rather compact, so it is convenient to get around on foot.

## See

* 47.53337.72211 Roman Theater. A well-preserved theatre, the house for some activities of the Römerfest.
* 47.52937.72132 Roman Amphitheater (Take the S1 train from Basel SBB, Frick or Rheinfelden to Kaiseraugst (NOT “Salina Raurica”), 15-minute walk. Rail Timetable. By bus, take the 81 line from Basel-Aeschenplatz or from Liestal to the Augst bus stop, then a similar 15-minute hike Bus Timetable), ☏ +41 61 552 50 67. Daily 10:00–17:00. Closed on 24th, 25th, 31st December and 1st January. Free entry. (updated Sep 2015)
* 47.5347.72163 Augusta Raurica Museum. Daily 10:00–17:00 Closed on 24th, 25th, 31st December and 1st January.. An informative exhibition based on the local archaeological findings from the Ancient Roman period, which are plenty. Wheelchair accessible with assistance. Adults Fr. 8, children/adolescents (6 –17 years) & students Fr. 6 (includes admission to the Roman House).
* 47.53477.72394 Hypocaust. An excavated system of underfloor heating of a luxurious Roman house.

## Do

* Roman festival (Römerfest). The largest Roman festival in Switzerland. Takes place during the lest weekend of August. Fr. 18. (updated Jan 2017)

## Eat

* 47.54067.72441 Rôtisserie Raurica, Dorfstrasse 32, Kaiseraugst, ☏ +41 61 811 26 31. Tu-F 11:30-14:30, Tu-Sa 18:00-24:00. Mostly meat-based dishes. (updated Jan 2017)

## Sleep

There are only a few options nearby in Augst or Kaiseraugst, so it might be worth to consider a day trip from Basel instead.
* 47.53287.724391 Cedro Römerhof (http://www.cedro.ch), Giebenacherstrasse 31, Augst, ☏ +41 61 811 17 67, roemerhof@cedro.ch. Simple Hotel near the archaeological site. From Fr. 90. (updated Jan 2017)
# Île du Levant

Île du Levant (aka Le Levant), is an island in the Îles d'Hyères archipelago in Var.

## Understand

Most of the island (90%) is a military area, missile test centre. The rest of the territory consists of the naturist village of Heliopolis and the nature reserve, Domaine des Arbousiers. People are free to practise naturism (that is to say, be naked) everywhere except in the village square and the port, where le minimum of dress is required, which is understood to mean a thong or g-string or a sarong. It is obligatory to be naked on the plage des Grottes (Cave Beach) and on the coastal walkways.

## Get in
### By boat

* From Hyeres: regular ferry service by TLV (€28,1 for a return adult ticket)
* From Le Lavandou and Cavalaire-sur-Mer: April — September services by Vedettes Îles d'Or et Le Corsaire

## Get around

Motor vehicles are not allowed in the Heliopolis village, one walks everywhere.

## See

* The nature reserve, Domaine des Arbousiers$^{[deadlink]}$
* The chapel.

## Do

* Walk naked along the coastal walkways
* Swim naked at the plage des Grottes (Cave beach)

## Eat

* Le Gambaro
* Le Bazar

## Sleep

* La Brise Marine$^{[deadlink]}$
# Luberon

Luberon is a region in the Vaucluse department in southern France.

## Understand

The Luberon Natural Park is an area in Vaucluse, Provence, dominated by a small mountain range running East-West between the Durance and Calavon rivers. The mountain range reaches above 3000 ft (1000 m.) and is largely uninhabited and natural terrain, apart from some small attractive villages. There is one very narrow winding road running South-North from Lourmarin to Apt over the mountains with occasional views over the Provence countryside. Much of this is fairly unspoilt agricultural land with many vineyards contributing to the underrated Cotes du Luberon appellation. Very popular with cyclists, hill walkers and rock climbers, the area has remained largely unspoilt for centuries.
# Lot-et-Garonne

Lot-et-Garonne is in Nouvelle-Aquitaine. The department is full of small picturesque villages such as a fortified mill in Barbaste or a miraculous spring in Ambrus.

## Understand

Its landscape is a vast limestone plateau eroded by rivers, with two very wide valleys: that of the Lot and that of the Garonne. The rest of the landscape is quite hilly but with some limestone vestiges beyond which are witnesses of erosion. Villages include:
* 44.2030560.6186111 Agen — a 12th-century cathedral with a double nave, and art gallery, a canal.
* 44.6758330.1827782 Duras — the Château de Duras dates from the 17th century.
* 44.50.1652783 Marmande — the church of Notre-Dame, which dates from the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries.
* 44.5319440.7677784 Monflanquin — ranked among the most beautiful villages in France.
* 44.1361110.3394445 Nérac — home to the Roman ruins of Nérac.
* 44.4069440.7041676 Villeneuve-sur-Lot — the largest of the bastides in the south-west.

## See

In the north of the department you will find Bonaguil, the very well-preserved remains of one of the last strongholds built before the generalization of the Renaissance style. Its architecture was apparently designed to resist cannon fire, but it was never attacked, which probably explains its relatively well-preserved condition.
The listed village of Clermont-dessous has a fortified 11th century church, and a crêperie located in an old building. Not far from there, a bastide named Vianne which has preserved a good part of its ramparts and entrance gates, as well as a church surrounded by "open-air tombs" along the walls.
Astaffort, at the southern limit of the department and the Gers, is fairly representative of the villages of Lot et Garonne, witnesses of the agricultural wealth of this department from the 10th century to the 20th century.
In Agen, you can also admire the canal bridge, a rather remarkable construction allowing the Canal du Midi (the one that connects the Mediterranean to the Atlantic) to cross the Garonne.
Outside the towns, there are many buildings, towns and castles classified as historical monuments to discover, including:
* Bonaguil Castle
* Duras Castle
* Nérac Castle
# Nonza

Nonza is a village in Corsica.

## Get in

Nonza can be accessed by road. It is situated on the Western shore of Cap Corse. The traffic is fairly dense.

## Get around

The town is very small so you are advised to walk. Be careful as the town is situated quite high above the shoreline.

## See

The Genovese tower is a nice landmark. The Citadel around it offers an amazing view towards the Desert des Agriates. The church of Nonza is small but cute, especially nice at sundown.

## Do

Walk around, eat something typically Corsican or just enjoy the view from the tower. Nonza Beach is beautiful as seen from the citadel, but swimming is prohibited due to strong currents and high waves.

## Buy

There are small gift shops as well as charcuteries. Cap Corse wine is also very famous.

## Eat

Corsican dishes are tasty but expensive. Try them out anyhow.
* 42.784869.343281 La Sassa, Tour de Nonza, ☏ +33 495 38 55 26, lasassa.nonza@orange.fr. (updated Aug 2022)

## Drink

Corsican wine is a must. A very smart alternative if Birra Corsa, the local beer, not found anywhere else in the world.

## Sleep

* 42.785069.344161 B&B Casa Maria, Chemin de la Tour, ☏ +33 495 37 80 95, casamaria@wanadoo.fr. (updated Aug 2022)
* 42.784419.344452 Casa Lisa, ☏ +33 495 37 83 52, +33 6 11 70 45 73, casa.lisa@orange.fr. (updated Aug 2022)

## Go next

* Bastia
* Saint-Florent
# Gulf Coast (Texas)

Texas' Gulf Coast stretches for hundreds of miles, from the Louisiana border to Brownsville on the Rio Grande. The beaches are excellent, and oil-rich cities like Houston make for fun nightlife, too.

## Regions

* Rio Grande Valley from the Mexican border at Brownsville up to the Mansfield Channel.
* South Barrier Coast from the Mansfield Channel in the south near Raymondville past the Corpus Christi area and up to Port Lavaca.
* North Barrier Coast heavily developed coastal areas from Point Comfort in the south to Galveston Bay east of Bay City. Includes the sprawling Houston Metropolitan Area.
* Bayous marshy land from Galveston Bay east to the Louisiana border.

## Cities

* 30.08-94.1266671 Beaumont
* 30.04799-94.335742 China
* 27.742778-97.4019443 Corpus Christi
* 29.301389-94.7977784 Galveston
* 29.762778-95.3830565 Houston
* 28.031111-97.056 Rockport
* 28.615-96.626097 Port Lavaca
* 29.885-93.948 Port Arthur
* 28.7092-96.21759 Palacios

## Other destinations

* 26.1119-97.16971 South Padre Island - Resort town on Padre Island. Very popular spring break destination for university students.
* 27.810833-97.0722222 Port Aransas - Town on the northern tip of Mustang Island.
* 29.457222-94.6397223 Crystal Beach - Just a ferry ride from Galveston Island
* 28.2667-96.81674 Aransas National Wildlife Refuge

### Itineraries

* 28.81-96.665 A Taste of Coastal Texas , from Houston along the coast to Corpus Christi.

## Stay safe

Hurricanes frequently occur in the summer months. Check for local weather updates while in the area.
# Harlingen (Texas)

Harlingen is a city in Texas.

## Understand

Harlingen was envisioned by a man named Lon Hill in 1904 as a shipping and industrial center along the Rio Grande and named after the city of the same name in the Netherlands. Since then, it has really bloomed and grown population-wise, and has a few tourist attractions, but not a lot.

## Get in
### By plane

* 26.224-97.66211 Valley International Airport (HRL ), 3002 Heritage Way (At northeastern part of town via Tyler Ave & N Ed Carey Dr (Loop 499) from downtown). Flights from within the U.S. with the following:. (updated Jun 2019)
   * American Eagle/American Airlines to Dallas-Fort Worth, Chicago O'Hare
   * Southwest to Austin, Houston Hobby, Dallas love Field
   * Sun Country Seasonally to/from Cancun and Minneapolis
   * United Airlines/United Express to Houston,
   * Delta Seasonally to/from Minneapolis-St Paul
For travelers not renting a car click here for a list of taxi and shuttle services to South Padre Island and locally in town. The Valley Metro #41 provides local public transportation into town from the airport.
The next nearest commercial airport for Aeromexico, Volaris, Delta (to Austin), and Allegiant is in McAllen, 45 min west on I-2/US 83. Both United & American/American Eagle serve both Valley International Airport and McAllen from their respective hubs in Houston and Dallas-Ft Worth.

### By bus
## Get around
## See

* Harlingen Arts and Heritage Museum$^{[deadlink]}$, 2425 Boxwood St. Here find dioramas and oddities that characterize the area culturally and historically. Tel: +1 956-216-4900. Tu-Sa 10AM-4PM, Su 1PM-4PM.
* Iwo Jima Memorial & Museum, 320 Iwo Jima Blvd, in the Marine Military Academy. Relates the vital mission the Marines played at Iwo Jima and in the Pacific Theater. Tel: +1 956-421-9234. M-Sa 10AM-4PM.

## Do

* Hugh Ramsey Nature Park$^{[deadlink]}$, 1000 TX-499 Loop. Part of the World Birding Center, with trails and observation blinds. Tel: +1 956-216-5951. Daily 6AM-10PM.
* Harlingen Performing Arts Theater, 3217 Wilson Rd. Carries multiple entertainers and acts. Tel: +1 956-427-3571.

## Buy

* 26.184547-97.7189151 Valle Vista Mall, 2020 S Expressway 83, ☏ +1 956-425-8392. Anchors are JCPenny, Dillard's, Big Lots! and Forever21. It also has an indoor adventure park with trampolines, skydiving, bowling, laser tag, and go karts. (updated Jan 2022)

## Eat

* 26.191276-97.6958121 Colletti's, 202 S 1st St, ☏ +1 956-423-3140. (updated Feb 2016)
* 26.191486-97.699622 Don Gollito Restaurant, 417 W Van Buren Ave, ☏ +1 956-659-0717. W-Su 7:30AM-3PM.

## Sleep

* 26.18601-97.7143581 Courtyard Harlingen, 1725 W Fillmore Avenue at Expressway 83, ☏ +1 956-412-7800. (updated Feb 2016)

## Go next

* South Padre Island
* Brownsville
* Matamoros
* Corpus Christi
# Slovak Tokaj

Slovak Tokaj is a region in Eastern Slovakia, near the Hungarian Tokaj region.

## Understand

An agreement signed in June 2004 ended a conflict between Hungary and Slovakia, allowing winemakers on 907 hectares in seven Slovak villages to manufacture Tokaj wine following the same quality standards issued by Hungary in 1990.
Villages throughout the Tokaj include:
* 48.4632521.64471 Čerhov.
* 48.4684321.679122 Veľká Tŕňa.
* 48.4551621.68163 Malá Tŕňa.
* 48.4013421.669074 Slovenské Nové Mesto. The village was founded in 1918; it used to be a district of Sátoraljaújhely.
* 48.4253321.717575 Bara.
* 48.4393421.73376 Černochov.
* 48.3990621.747017 Viničky.

## Get in

There are two train stations on the line between Košice and Čierna nad Tisou, with a train in each directions every 2 hours. Trains from Budapest and Miskolc terminate in Sátoraljaújhely.
* 48.460521.64431 Čerhov railway station. (updated Apr 2021)
* 48.4016721.666742 Slovenské Nové Mesto railway station. (updated Apr 2021)

## Drink

There are several places where local produce can be bought:
* 48.4007221.74661 $^{[deadlink]}$ Zlatý strapec, Viničky 118 (in the village, ask for Nagyová), ☏ +421 56 637 39 75.
* 48.4654921.676542 Ostrožovič, Nižná 233, 076 82 Veľká Tŕňa, ☏ +421 56 679 33 22.

## Go next

* Trebišov - the capital city of the region, with a regional museum also covering the Tokaj wine production.
* Small Carpathians Wine Region - wine region at the opposite side of the country
* Sátoraljaújhely in Tokaj Region, in Hungary
# Lower Zemplín

Lower Zemplín (Dolný Zemplín) is a region in Eastern Slovakia.

## Cities

* 48.41622.0941 Čierna nad Tisou. State border with Ukraine and Hungary.
* 48.4236821.978582 Kráľovský Chlmec (Királyhelmec). A small village with Hungarian majority, near a nature reserve of Latorica.
* 48.7568721.919613 Michalovce. The biggest town in the region, nearby the water dam Zemplínska Šírava.
* 48.6822.064 Senné. Bird paradise.
* 48.74322.185 Sobrance. Museum of guitars and nearby vineyards.
* 48.63121.7136 Trebišov.

## Other destinations

* 48.4273821.696971 Slovak Tokaj.
* 48.78333322.0366672 Zemplínska Šírava. Recreational zone north of the lake with the same name.