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.

Discovering the Wild Soul of the Frioul Islands and the Calanques National Park
In front of the heart of Marseille lies the archipelago of the Frioul Islands, made up of four islands, Pomègues, Ratonneau, If and Tiboulen, and the Calanques National Park. A natural paradise characterised by turquoise waters, rocky coastlines and biting winds. Their ancient geological formation is closely linked to the continent since 2 million years […]
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In the saddle across the States: the new American project
Travel and adventure lovers will be excited to know that an ambitious one-of-a-kind project is under way. This is the Great American Rail-Trail. It aims to give life to a cycle path that connects 12 states from east to west, including Pennsylvania, Indiana, Nebraska, and Washington. Great American Rail-Trail: the new coast to coast cycle path […]
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Not only a trend, all the advantages of the green roof
How many times, leafing through magazines, among the dozens of eco articles, have you thought to see a roof of beautiful green color, so young, so green? And how many times have you desired to show one-off on your house too? Have you ever thought about how our planet would change if all residences were equipped […]
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Bologna: 10 Things to Do and See (+ Some Tips for a Green Weekend)
From culture to food, Bologna is a city full of things to do, wonders to see and itineraries not to be missed. Let’s find out the 10 best things to do and some eco-friendly experiences not to be missed! Bologna is also called “la Dotta” (the Learned), “la Rossa” (the Red) and “la Grassa” (the […]
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Vacation Among the Vineyards: 10 Beautiful Ecological Houses and Organic Farms in Italy
The gaze is lost in the green of the lawn, the rows full of bunches of grapes, and the blue of the sky on the horizon. A holiday among the vineyards is the new must for an escape into nature, away from the chaos of the city. From Umbria to Puglia, we suggest 10 fabulous addresses […]
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The Green Brussels: 5 Eco-Friendly Itineraries and Experiences You Cannot Miss
Brussels, the heart of the European Union, is a cosmopolitan capital to discover by bike or on foot, full of ideas for travellers. From the rooftops and urban gardens of the Royal Library to slow food restaurants and local markets, sustainability is everywhere. Here you can find 5 ideas to start discovering Brussels in a […]
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Gozo: 8 things to see on Malta’s greenest island
From the cliffs, to the beaches of fine sand, from megalithic temples, to fortified villages, the island of Gozo is full of wonders to discover and ideas for a sustainable holiday. A wild and unspoiled island, where the sun shines for 300 days a year and in whose warm waters you can swim from April […]
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Travel Plans After The Pandemic – What To Consider
Global travel bans have been in effect in many countries during the pandemic. Whilst there are exceptions for work and essential travel, the tourism industry has been hit significantly by these coronavirus restrictions. Confidence in new measures being taken across Europe and of course, the world, is now bringing an element of hope to the future […]
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Girona: Guide for Responsible Travelers
Girona (Catalonia) is one of the most beautiful and best preserved medieval cities. The city has a wide cultural offer: monuments, museums, architectural buildings, festivals and restaurants, among others. If you are planning to spend your holidays in the city of Girona, Ecobnb offers you a travel guide for responsible tourists. WHAT TO VISIT IN […]
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3 Reasons an Eco BnB is Better Than a Hotel
Planning a big vacation, business trip, or sightseeing excursion? Here are three reasons you should consider booking an eco-friendly BnB instead of another boring old hotel. Personality Let’s face it, traditional hotels aren’t known for being the most interesting of places. In fact, most of them are outright bland. They’re meant to appeal to the […]
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