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.

Unmissable beaches for surfing in the Canaries
The Canary Islands, a volcanic archipelago off the coast of Africa, are an Atlantic paradise. It enchants with its wild nature and variety of landscapes. With wild beaches, perfect waves and a mild climate all year round, the Canaries represent an ideal destination for those who love surfing and seek real contact with nature. In […]
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Digital Detox & Spiritual Travel: Reconnect with Yourself in Nature
Here’s the truth we don’t like to admit: we are addicted. Not just to our phones, though that’s part of it. Not just to emails or social media or the endless scroll. We are addicted to noise. We fill our days, our heads, our hearts with more and more — updates, headlines, replies, posts — […]
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How to Stay Eco-Friendly When Socializing in Your New City
Moving to a new city offers exciting opportunities, but it also brings a need to adjust your lifestyle to fit new surroundings. With more people adopting sustainable living practices, your day-to-day choices can significantly affect the environment. The way we socialize, travel, and interact with others in our communities contributes to our ecological footprint. As […]
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Bergamo-Brescia the culture bike path
The Bergamo-Brescia culture bike path stretches for 76km, crossing 34 villages and historic centres, all to be discovered, with 872 items of historic and cultural interest. The route also includes 13 additional loops and some pedestrian links, which allow you to reach many extra stages. In this way you will reach a total of 170 […]
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Test Your Environmental English Vocabulary – Word Formation Quiz Inspired by Cambridge Exams
Understanding the language of sustainability is becoming more and more important—not just for environmental professionals, but for anyone who wants to build a greener future. That’s why we’ve created a quick quiz to help you expand your English vocabulary related to ecology, carbon neutrality, and biodiversity. Are you ready to test your environmental English vocabulary? […]
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Pope Francis, the First “Green” Pope: Laudato Si’, Greta Thunberg, and the Fight Against Climate Change
Pope Francis was the first “green pope in history.” With his 2015 encyclical Laudato Si’, he connected the care of the environment with social justice, urging the world to hear “the cry of the Earth and the cry of the poor.” Through global diplomacy, meetings with youth activists like Greta Thunberg, and a strong ethical […]
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Top Destinations Where Tourism Funds Conservation Efforts
Tourism plays a vital role in supporting conservation efforts, especially in areas where wildlife and natural habitats are threatened. Income from tourism is often reinvested into protecting local ecosystems, creating a mutually beneficial relationship between travelers and the environment. For those passionate about sustainable travel, here are some destinations where your visit directly contributes to […]
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10 Sustainable Actions for Teenagers Who Want to Make a Difference
Many teenagers today grow up immersed in social media, yet disconnected from what really matters: the environment, the future, and the concrete actions needed to protect them. Today my fifteen-year-old son was sitting on the couch with a lemon popsicle in one hand and his phone in the other. Short-sleeved t-shirt, earphones in, scrolling through […]
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What Are the Three Pillars of Sustainable Tourism? A Guide to Eco-friendly Travel
In a world where tourism is becoming increasingly globalized and impactful, the importance of a new way of traveling is growing: more mindful, more respectful, more sustainable. But what are the 3 pillars of sustainable tourism? Sustainable tourism emerged as a response to the negative effects of mass tourism: environmental degradation, loss of cultural identity, […]
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When Art Meets Climate Change – and Beyond
Since ever, Arts have the ability to convey conflicting emotions to their observers, but also to make them reflect on important issues. What happens when art becomes a tool to denounce phenomena as big as devastating as climate change? More and more artists are making their art available to denounce serious problems that afflict the […]
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