Adesso is a German Magazine which publishes articles in Italian too. On the 13th of November they indeed published an article about Green and Eco-friendly destinations in Italy.
The article shows that one out of four Italians try to reduce his/her negative impact on the environment. Nowadays Italians in fact tend to be ‘Greener’ travellers and accomodations, which support the sustainability of the environment, are increasing as well.
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‘A dip in the Green, an eco-friendly holiday’
This is the title of the article, which lists the most eco-friendly Italian destinations.
- Trentino Alto Adige. The region with the most extended area of forest in Italy, it’s indeed very pupular among tourists, who love Lake Garda as well.
- Milan. Here, environmental sustainability is ganing greater importance. Moreover there are Green districts, charging stations for electric vehicles and Bike-Sharing.
- Piedmont. This is an environmentally conscious region, where you can also find slow destinations avoinding mass tourism.
- Tuscany. Legambiente awarded Tuscany for the developing eco-tourism, especially in Maremma Park and Elba Island.
- Umbria. It is the Green Lung of Italy and this area is promoting a project of electric mobility.
- Abruzzo. The region boasts the greatest natural area in Europe, because there are many protected natural parks.
- Apulia and all its marine protected areas.
- Sicily and Sardinia are both heavenly destinations. The former offers a great number of eco-friendly accomodations, while the latter is recognised as the most eco-friendly Italian region in 2019.
The not-to-be-missed Ecobnbs in Italy
Here’s list of all the Ecobnb you cannot miss, according to Adesso Magazine.
- Le Fay Resort and Spa Garda Lake (Lombardy) . With its breathtaking view, the resort reduces Co2’s 1130 tons every year.
- Le Fay Resort and Spa Dolomites (Trentino Alto-Adige). This resort isn’t far away from Madonna di Campiglio and it also support local economy.
- Eco Resort and Glamping Sant’Egle (Tuscany). The Resort not only adopts eco-friendly practices, but it also exploits the bio-architecture.
- Borgata Sagna Rotonda (Piedmont). This old village in the mountains was brought back to life with eco-sustainable practices.
- Il Paluffo (Tuscany). The accomodation, not far from Florence, uses photovoltaic panels which covers the 60% of energy requirement.
- Tauber’s BioVital Hotel (Trentino Alto-Adige) . This is an eco-friendly hospitality, it indeed offers guests organic and bio food.
- Bio Resort Naturalis (Puglia). This village was restored using bio-architecture, and it’s only some km away from the crystal clear water of Salento.
- Torre del Cornone (Umbria). This is a low-impact accomodation nearby Aquila.
- La Piantata (Lazio). This Ecobnb is sourrounded by an olive grove and guests can stay in tree-houses.
- Hotel Milano Scala (Lombardy) .This is the first luxury zero emissions hotel in Milan.
- Valle d’Erica Resort Thalasso & Spa (Sardinia). The accomodation exploits only renewable resources and it boasts one of the most panoramic views in Italy.