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City in Al-Qādisiyyah, Iraq
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Ottoman castle, built in 1770.
This could be an interesting place to go if you want to eat at a kabob house.
In a city of few hotels, an aged specimen with wallpaper that has probably absorbed many years of cigarette smoke awaits, but at least you can get some decent Iraqi fare in the restaurant.
Al Diwaniyah is located on the rail corridor between Baghdad and Basra. Iraqi Republic Railways runs two overnight trains which both calls here. Al Diwaniyah railway station is located east of city centre.
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