Category Archives: journeys
Discover the routes for sustainable travelling. In this section you can find ideas and suggestions for sustainable itineraries: bike tours, the most beautiful train journeys, proposals for trekking, canyoning, sailing, horse riding, and much more!
Pyramid of Bomarzo: a special place of Roman Tuscia
A testimony of history which that in danger of being forever lost, now found and rediscovered: the Pyramid of Bomarzo is a wonderful place, deep in nature which until a few years ago enveloped it completely. It is a tuffaceous rock that once was used as a place of worship, an altar dating back to the seventh century BC, Etruscan […]
Continue readingThe immense charme of the Aletsch Arena
Aletsch is an impressive 23 km long glacier which starts from 4000 meters above sea level going down to 2,500 meters, with a depth in the thickest point of 900 meters and an area of 86 square kilometers, impressive measures which make it the largest glacier of Europe, with a great landscape value. Since 2001 […]
Continue readingForni di Sopra, sustainable holidays in Carnia
High mountain fresh air, an authentic and charming village, the beautiful peaks of Dolomites: Forni di Sopra is this and much more. We are in the heart of Carnia, in the Park of the Friulian Dolomites, declared World Heritage Site in 2009. Forni di Sopra is a beautiful Alpine Pearl, located at 907 meters above […]
Continue reading10 funny facts about Venice you did not know!
Do you think you know everything about Venice ? Here are 10 funny facts you need to know to say that you really know everything about Venice. 1. The wandering spirits of Venice Venice is the island of love, lovers and of the wandering spirits as well. They seem to have trouble leaving this romantic city […]
Continue readingChamois and La Magdeleine: your car-free holiday in Aosta Valley
Chamois is a small village of Aosta Valley where cars can’t arrive. The village is accessible only by chairlift, and or from La Magdeleine by 4 and a half km of pedestrian path. La Magdeleine and Chamois are two small alpine villages that have a total of 200 people who have embraced a eco-sustainable lifestyle, deciding to […]
Continue readingBled, Slovenia’s Alpine Pearl
Bled is definitely one of the jewels of Slovenia, a magical place surrounded by pristine nature in the heart of the Alps. It is currently the only Alpine Pearl of Slovenia and, thanks to its beautiful lake, its picturesque traditions and its culinary delights is a perfect destination for any season. Here waiting for you tour with the […]
Continue readingCalifornia Dreaming, traveling from San Francisco to Los Angeles
Cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean, pristine beaches where you can sea the seals, natural hot springs and Spanish missions that seem to come from a Zorro movie. All this along the 600 km that separate San Francisco to Los Angeles. Take time to explore one of the most beautiful stretches of California, the same one you’ve seen a […]
Continue readingFall foliage trip in Italian paradises
In nature, every season has something special, but autumn gives us something truly unique: a riot of color, which transforms the woods in beautiful paintings. It is the foliage, so you call the phenomenon by which the leaves turn red, yellow and orange, and is definitely one of the reasons why the fall season is […]
Continue readingVigezzina Centovalli: a train to discover the fall colors
We leave for a slow journey through the fall colors, on board of the little train of Vigezzina Centovalli railway. We dive in the woods became red, we admire the immense vineyards, aboard a characteristic train that allows us to discover the best of foliage, that event that makes fall such a wonderful season, when the […]
Continue readingThe wayfaring poets trek, in Val di Zoldo (Italy)
The wonderful wayfaring poets trek awaits us in Val di Zoldo, before the Belluno Dolomites, touching in seven days all the major massifs between daring forks and placid green valleys. Walking associates with our thoughts, as the ancients, from the Greek philosophers to the Japanese poets, well knew when they composed their best works walking. Taking a trek of […]
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