Author: Arianna Simionato

The Mosel Valley is a place in Germany where time seems to follow the slow rhythm of nature. Picture a winding river flowing between hills draped in vineyards that seem to defy gravity, with castles perched high on the slopes above. It’s a landscape dotted with small villages, where you’re welcomed with a good glass […]

Just a few kilometres from the Italian border, Nice is the perfect destination for a relaxing getaway, combining sea and nature. Overlooking the crystal-clear water of the Côte d’Azur, Nice is an elegant French city. Situated in the Alpes-Maritimes, it is quite easy to reach by train. Thanks to its mild, sunny climate it is […]

Imagine setting off on your bike through the vineyards and finding yourself, in less than an hour, among the alpine pastures. It’s not a dream, it’s simply a morning on your bike in Merano. This variety of landscapes and breathtaking views will make your mountain bike tours in Merano unique and unforgettable. The city is […]

We have all heard of Chianti, Siena or the famous Val d’Orcia: these stunning destinations in Tuscany simply need no introduction. But then there is Valdichiana Senese, sitting quietly beside all of this with an almost stubborn discretion. Charming villages, a landscape shaped by rolling hills and millennia-old traces of a civilisation that predates Rome. […]

Summer has finally arrived, and with it comes one of the most eagerly awaited announcements for beach lovers: the 2026 Blue Flag awards. The list is compiled by the Foundation for Environmental Education, which evaluates water quality, environmental management, services and safety based on precise and verifiable criteria. The Blue Flags therefore serve as a […]

More and more travelers are looking for destinations that align with their values, such as respect for animals, environmental protection and a desire for authentic, genuine experiences. Organic vineyards, lovingly tended vegetable gardens, kitchens scented with the aroma of fresh herbs and free from animal exploitation. Vegan tourism is becoming an increasingly popular choice. Vegan […]

Some places invite you to slow down and savour every moment. Val d’Orcia is one of them. Here, roads wind through rolling hills, rows of cypress trees and stone villages seem frozen in time. And it’s no coincidence that it was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. It is the result of […]

Tourism is often described as a precious resource and a source of wealth for local areas and communities. But is that always the case? Looking closely, the picture becomes complicated. Overcrowded historic centers, precarious seasonal work, unaffordable prices, and rising rents are pushing residents out of cities. These are just some of the downsides of […]

Crystal-clear lakes, majestic mountains dotted with unspoiled valleys, the scent of alpine meadows and some of the most beautiful cycling routes in Europe. Carinthia, Austria’s southernmost state, is a paradise for nature lovers, slow travelers and outdoor enthusiasts. The region is crisscrossed with cycling paths that wind along swimmable lakes and through breathtaking alpine scenery. […]

If you are love cycle tourism and Romanesque art, exploring the Astigiano by bike is the perfect experience for you: a slow journey through rolling hills, historic villages and ancient churches that narrate centuries of Piedmontese history. The route I want to share with you is the Strada del Romanico in the Alto Astigiano: an […]