Author: Chiara Marras

A hut in the woods, an atmosphere straight out of the most beloved fantasy novel, and the deep silence of the Tuscan countryside. Today, in Tuscany, you can truly sleep in a hut inspired by Hagrid’s home. “Hagrid lived in a small wooden house on the edge of the Forbidden Forest. A crossbow and a […]

It is said that, according to Hemingway, the most beautiful valley in the world is in Italy. It was 1945 when he crossed the Trebbia Valley as a journalist following the Allied troops during the Liberation, and he was deeply struck by its river landscapes, lush green slopes, and dense woodlands.The Trebbia Valley is an […]

Famous for its iconic racing circuit yet full of unexpected charm, Imola reveals itself as a lively town with a green soul and a generous culinary tradition. Nestled where the Apennines meet the plains, it’s the perfect destination for those seeking a mix of culture, authentic flavors and sustainable experiences, and an ideal starting point […]

No longer just sustainable tourism, but regenerative tourism.In recent years, we have learned how essential it is to travel with respect for the environment and for people, and sustainable tourism has increasingly established itself as a necessary and conscious choice. Today, however, this approach takes a step further. Regenerative tourism represents its natural evolution: travellers […]

The Carpathians are one of the largest and most fascinating mountain ranges in Europe: stretching for over 1,500 km across Central and Eastern Europe, they embrace wild landscapes, ancient forests, unspoilt valleys and villages where time seems to have stood still. Half of this mountain chain lies in Romania, offering one of the continent’s richest […]

The Reggiano Apennines are a mosaic of panoramic ridges, chestnut forests, timeless villages, and fortresses whispering stories of countesses and pilgrims. Within just a few kilometres, you can alternate hikes along scenic crests, visits to Romanesque parish churches steeped in centuries of faith, spectacular gypsum formations, and overnight stays in accommodations that embrace truly sustainable […]

Is it possible to visit Rome and experience its magic while staying surrounded by nature?Yes, it is. And it’s surprisingly easily. Italy’s capital is not only a lively metropolis brimming with history, art, and life, but also a surprisingly green city, surrounded by hills, parks, and natural reserves where time seems to slow down. Among […]

In the heart of Emilia-Romagna, just a few steps from the center of Cento, you will find a place where art, nature, and wonder intertwine: Il Giardino del Gigante – The Giant’s Garden. Imagine stepping into an open-air fairy tale, where colorful, oversized sculptures rise from the grass, inviting you to sit, play, and dream. […]

Often called Italy’s green heart, Umbria is a mosaic of rolling hills, medieval villages, and sun-drenched vineyards. But beyond this gentle image, the region hides a wilder, more adventurous soul: one of deep valleys, remote mountains, evergreen forests and rushing waters that carve the land. This guide takes you through the most untamed side of […]

Between Bologna and Ferrara, nestled in the heart of the Emilian plain, you’ll find Cento, a charming town that captures all the essence of Emilia in miniature. With its elegant porticoes, lively squares, and rich artistic heritage, Cento is known as the Little Bologna, yet it possesses an authentic and surprising soul of its own. […]