Category Archives: curiosity
Curiosities and news, suggestion for travel (also for free), unusual places to visit, from the ghost towns to the disappeared islands, amazing stories of travel, by bicycle, by foot, donkey, horse back or canoa.
What to See in Fossombrone: A Green Guide to Villages, Nature and the Wonders of the Metauro River
There are destinations that do not rely on iconic attractions or world-famous monuments, yet still manage to win you over slowly, through picturesque views, romantic atmospheres and breathtaking landscapes. Fossombrone, in the heart of the province of Pesaro and Urbino, is one of them: a small, bright town crossed by the Metauro River and surrounded […]
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Responsible Travel in the USA: Digital Tools for a More Sustainable Journey
Traveling responsibly across the USA means making conscious choices at every stage of the journey, from planning and transportation to daily exploration. Today, digital technology is becoming an essential ally in reducing environmental impact, minimizing waste, and supporting local communities. Public transport apps, plastic-free mobile connectivity, and offline navigation tools are reshaping the way we […]
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Tai Chi Chuan: what is it, the benefits and how to practice it
Tai Chi Chuan is an ancient Chinese martial art born around the 13th century that, over time, has transformed into a discipline of psycho-physical wellbeing. Today it is best known for its slow, fluid and harmonious movements, often compared to a form of moving meditation. It is suitable for all ages and does not require […]
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Things to do on the Riviera of Ulysses, Lazio, Italy, in winter
A slow winter journey along the Riviera of Ulysses: ten authentic experiences across ten towns, gathered by two residents over several seasons The Riviera of Ulysses, in the Lazio region of Italy, is one of the most surprising stretches of the Tyrrhenian coast: about 75 km, where the sea meets protected natural parks, historic coastal […]
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Sustainable Berlin: A Green Guide for Responsible Travel
Berlin, the capital of Germany and a vibrant European metropolis, is the perfect destination if you are looking for a unique mix of art, history, and multiculturalism. Without giving up attention to the environment and sustainability. The city stands out for its many sustainable initiatives and infrastructures, designed to involve and raise awareness not only among […]
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Eco-Friendly Ways to Unplug and Save Mobile Data While Traveling Abroad
Travel often comes with a constant pull to stay connected. Maps, bookings, messages, and photos all compete for your attention and your data. Yet staying online all the time can drain your phone, your budget, and your focus. Slowing down your digital habits can make trips feel lighter while cutting your environmental impact. Less data […]
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The Mekong Delta in Vietnam: Nature, Culture & Green Lodges
The Mekong Delta in Vietnam is a vast river region in the south of the country, where the Mekong River completes its long journey and flows into the sea. Located south of Ho Chi Minh City (old Saigon), it is a landscape of canals, islands and floating villages, often called the country’s rice bowl because […]
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Regenerative tourism in Colombia: the ALMALOCA project where travel becomes transformation
Among the Colombian mountains, ALMALOCA is a project that weaves together nature, community, and personal growth, redefining the way we travel In the heart of the Colombian mountains, among Andean forests and ancient indigenous traditions, there is a sustainable hospitality project that is also a true regenerative lifestyle. Its name is ALMALOCA, and its motto […]
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Solo Trip as Therapy: 8 Mistakes to Avoid
In recent years, the term solo trip has been appearing more and more frequently on social media: trips taken completely alone. It’s not just a trend, but a true way of experiencing travel, increasingly connected to the idea of sustainable and conscious travel. In a generation like ours, where independence is both a need and […]
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The Hidden Environmental Cost of Short Getaways and How to Reduce It
Short getaways are popular because they allow quick relief from daily routines. Most people assume that traveling for just a weekend or two has minimal impact. However, the hidden environmental cost of short getaways is higher than many expect. Every flight, car ride, or hotel stay consumes energy, produces emissions, and generates waste. Even small […]
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