Category Archives: journeys

Sustainable travel in Rio de Janeiro goes far beyond its famous beaches.The city reveals a rich mix of nature, culture and everyday life shaped by community and landscape. Forests rise behind neighborhoods, music fills the streets, and everyday life unfolds outdoors. For travelers interested in visiting Rio de Janeiro in a sustainable travel, the city […]

The Canonica of Santa Maria di Vezzolano is located in the Basso Monferrato, within the UNESCO-listed landscapes of the Langhe, Monferrato and Roero, where Romanesque heritage is scattered across small villages and rolling hills. First documented in 1095, it is one of the best-preserved medieval sites in Piedmont and one of the most important landmarks […]

Among medieval alleyways, stone bridges, sandy beaches and the authentic flavors of Liguria, Taggia is the perfect destination for a slow travel weekend. Located in the province of Imperia, along the beautiful Riviera di Ponente, this destination offers two different yet complementary sides: on the one hand, Taggia, with its charming historic center, history and […]

A slow journey by bike discovering Ondres, the beaches and pine forests of the Landes, following the Vélodyssée to the Adour and the French Basque Country. The beauty of Seignanx lies first and foremost in its location. To the west is the Atlantic Ocean, with the vast sandy beaches of the Landes. To the south, […]

Beyond Bangkok and the Beaches Most travelers see Thailand through the window of a tour bus – Bangkok, Phuket, maybe a quick stop in Chiang Mai. But beyond the country’s famous destinations, a different kind of tourism is taking root in villages where local communities play a central role in deciding how visitors experience their […]

You only need to leave the main road and take one of the many unpaved roads winding up through the rows of vines to understand that the Langhe are about much more than Barolo and postcard-perfect views. This is a landscape shaped by generations of farming, so much so that it has been recognized as […]

Beside being one of Italy’s most famous and evocative UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Val d’Orcia is a natural setting that has captivated film directors from all over the world. Gentle hills, cypress-lined avenues and medieval villages steeped in history and frozen in time. This corner of Tuscany is the backdrop for some of the most […]

Melbourne is often known for its amazing coffee, events like Australian Open and Formula 1, and rich culture. But there is another side to the city full of surprises: urban parks, community markets, wildlife experiences and easy car-free transport. If you love nature, local food and slow travel, Melbourne is a beautiful place to explore. […]

When someone asks me what to see in Rovereto, I naturally smile. I’m Silvia and, for me, Rovereto is not simply one of the most beautiful towns in Trentino: it is the place I have called home for the past four years. Here I have worked, built friendships, experienced everyday life and learned to know […]

The Mosel Valley is a place in Germany where time seems to follow the slow rhythm of nature. Picture a winding river flowing between hills draped in vineyards that seem to defy gravity, with castles perched high on the slopes above. It’s a landscape dotted with small villages, where you’re welcomed with a good glass […]