Silvia Ombellini
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Dar Beate: Experience the Medina of Sousse with Fresh Eyes
In the heart of the Medina of Sousse, among alleys scented with spices and stones that tell centuries of history, lies a special place that preserves the authentic essence of this UNESCO World Heritage city. Just a few steps from the famous catacombs and the imposing Ribat, you’ll find Dar Beate, an eco-B&B that invites […]
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Where Time Stands Still: Immerse Yourself in the Authentic Charm of Agriturismo Ottava Goccia
Just 40 minutes from Rome, tucked away among the serene woods and rolling hills of the Monti della Tolfa, Agriturismo Ottava Goccia offers a peaceful retreat where sustainability meets authenticity. It’s a sanctuary for travelers seeking to slow down, reconnect with nature, and embrace a more mindful and genuine way of living. The name Ottava […]
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Bayonne Gardens: A Guide to the Most Beautiful Green Spaces in the Basque City
The gardens and parks of Bayonne represent the green heart of one of the most livable cities in France. Located in the French Basque Country, Bayonne is famous not only for its historical and cultural heritage but also for its focus on ecology and quality of life. Here, parks and natural areas blend perfectly with […]
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Rovereto is calling: five days to reimagine a sustainable future
Picture a city that, for five days, turns into an open-air laboratory where science meets art, dreams intertwine with concrete action, and every gesture becomes an act of love for the planet. That city is Rovereto. From October 8–12, 2025, it hosts Song of the Earth | Il Canto della Terra, a festival that invites […]
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Strongoli Borgo Petelia: How a Calabrian Village is Reviving Through Sustainable Tourism
Wandering through the whitewashed alleys of Strongoli, it’s impossible not to be enchanted. Every corner tells a story from the past while breathing new life. At the heart of this revival is Strongoli Borgo Petelia, an albergo diffuso that is part of a wider historic center regeneration project, nurtured for over a decade by Neaitos, […]
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Bayonne: 7 Best Things to See and Do in the Heart of the French Basque Country
Between the deep blue of the Bay of Biscay and the wild hills at the foot of the Pyrenees, the French Basque Country (Pays Basque) has a unique charm, unlike any other part of France. At its beating heart is Bayonne: a human-scale city, proud and authentic, often ranked among the best places to live […]
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Ecobnb Turns 10: Our Social Impact and 2024 by the Numbers
In 2024, Ecobnb celebrated a special milestone: ten years of activity dedicated to promoting sustainable tourism that respects nature, places, and local communities. Ten years during which we have built a community of responsible travelers and eco-friendly accommodations, working to reduce the environmental impact of tourism and enhance the natural and cultural heritage of our […]
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Biarritz: 4 Eco-Friendly Experiences to Discover the Basque Gem
Biarritz, gem of the French Basque coast, is not only an elegant and cosmopolitan destination but also an example of responsible and sustainable tourism. If you want to discover this city between sea, nature, and culture, here are 4 eco-friendly ways to fully experience it. 1. By e-bike along the coast, from Biarritz to Guéthary […]
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Salgado in the Realm of Glaciers: An Exhibition to Reflect on Beauty That Is Fading
Between wonder and unease, Salgado’s photographs reveal glaciers as we’ve never seen them: magnificent, fragile, endangered Until September 21, 2025 at the Mart in Rovereto, and until January 11, 2026 at the Muse in Trento, visitors can explore a photographic exhibition that is much more than a display: it’s a call to action, a powerful […]
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6 Eco-Friendly Experiences to Discover Aveiro, the Green Venice of Portugal
Between the calm waves of Portugal’s Atlantic coast and the placid waters of a lagoon shimmering with color, lies Aveiro, a city that looks like it stepped out of a watercolor painting — made of quiet canals, colorful houses, and a deeply green soul. It’s no coincidence that it’s a finalist in the Green Pioneer […]
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