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.

How to Show Off Your Wedding Hashtag Creatively
Wedding hashtags have emerged as one of the most popular fads of the 21st century. While an ordered wedding registry matters, as does a perfect piece of music for your nuptials, a wedding hashtag that is well thought out maybe just as important. Preparing for a wedding involves quite a bit of smart and strategic […]
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Climate Change: Forests as a Mitigating Factor
Sustainable forest management is a necessary condition to mitigate climate change; however, it is not sufficient. In order for forests to help stabilize the climate, further measures are needed, including the expansion of forest land, the reduction of deforestation, and governmental commitments. What is the problem? Earth is presently facing the destructive effects of global […]
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Are You an Artist? Find Out the Open Call for Creatives in Sicily!
“ContaminAzioni” is an open call for artists (and not only). Join the call to stay for free in Sicily sharing your ideas and projects The ContaminAzioni open call is directed not only to artists but also to designers, scholars, artisans or nature lovers… of any nationality, with many dreams and ideas to share. The project offers a […]
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5 Most Eco-Friendly Destinations to Visit
Eco-friendly destinations are a major need in the modern world. There are eco-conscious ways to live, from eco-friendly clothing to sustainable power sources. It may be hard to believe, but there are eco-friendly destinations all over the world. From eco-conscious living to environmentally friendly places you can visit, it is never too late for anyone […]
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A Green Look into the Future of Our Planet from the Sustainability Gallery at MUSE
Green growth: what can we do to achieve it? The new sustainability gallery at MUSE in Trento (Italy) shows the possible future scenarios of our planet One of the most significant issues of recent years is that concerning sustainable development and green growth. Because of different phenomena, like fires and deforestation, the planet is going towards […]
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Should Zoos Be Closed?
Zoos are structures in which various animals are exhibited inside fences or cages. Although many zoos carry out education and research activities, the exhibition makes a lot of people wonder how ethical it is to keep animals in captivity, in order to be admired by visitors. Is there a better way to preserve biodiversity and […]
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Sustainable Christmas gifts: Adopt an olive tree in Dalmatia
Experience one of the most flavorful aspects of Croatian culture. Adopt an olive tree in Dalmatia for a year, support a sustainable farmer and make a positive impact. Gift an olive tree this Christmas Christmas is coming and now is the perfect time to adopt an olive tree in Dalmatia. Spoil a friend or family […]
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Upcycling in Marolles Flea Market
If you pass by Brussels, you cannot miss the Marolles flea market that takes place in Jeu de Balle square. You can find a lot of second-hand objects that you can give a new life to. Find the best unique pieces! When? The Marolles Flea Market takes place from Monday to Friday from 6 am […]
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Sustainable Solutions For Your Old Travel Photo Albums
It has happened to every modern traveler. First, your phone runs out of space for any more of your travel photos. So you move them to the cloud. Then you need to buy more space in the cloud, soon that’s not enough either. Ultimately, you’re left with too many photos to handle that you never […]
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Beginner’s Guide to Glamping
With the end of year 2 of COVID-19 looming on the horizon, everyone is itching to finally get out of the house, hop on a train and do something fun and different. Unfortunately, polls, travel experts, and common sense aren’t giving us the nod yet. Until that happens and “normal” travel resumes, people continue to […]
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