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Explore San Marino in One Day
San Marino, a microstate nestled within the territory of Italy, located exactly in the heart of Italy, and with its 33,000 inhabitants is the third smallest state in Europe. However, it’s not just that; it is also the oldest existing Republic. What I particularly liked about visiting this place is not only the amazing atmosphere, […]
Continue reading6 Dream Organic Farms To Explore Gubbio
Between ancient districts and rolling hills, Gubbio is a pearl of Umbria that fascinates with its historical beauty and natural landscapes. The center of Gubbio is a treasure of churches, buildings and squares that transport you back in time. The hills around the city among the valleys of the Tiber, the Chiascio and the Via […]
Continue readingFishermen’s Trail in Portugal: A Coastal Adventure
Nestled within its diverse landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich culture, Portugal invites exploration. The Fishermen’s Trail is a great choice for those interested in outdoor activities. If you enjoy going on multi-day hiking trips read on for more information about this trail! Portugal has one of Europe’s most captivating coastlines, stretching over 1,800 kilometres. The […]
Continue readingExploring the Riviera dei Fiori: A Fascinating Bicycle Itinerary from Imperia to Sanremo
Discover a dream bicycle itinerary along the Riviera dei Fiori. From Imperia to Sanremo, pedaling through spectacular landscapes, ancient villages, and the blue of the sea. The Riviera dei Fiori in Liguria is one of the most beautiful coastal areas in Europe. It has mild climate, picturesque coastal towns, and splendid panoramic views. One of […]
Continue readingPilgrimage to Rome: The Final Leg of the Via Francigena
The Via Francigena is an ancient pilgrimage route that stretches from Canterbury to Rome. It is a journey through history, culture, and spirituality and everyone has different reasons to do it. If you are interested in how the end of the Via Francigena is, read on! It’s more usual for pilgrims who would like to […]
Continue readingPortofino: What to See in a Day
Portofino is a fishing village on the Ligurian Riviera, completely immersed in the Mediterranean scrub. Its uniqueness lies in the colorful houses nestled one against the other. Expensive shops and luxury yachts docked at the pier suggest its exclusivity. However, you can discover this location in an eco-friendly way by choosing to visit off-season on […]
Continue readingVia degli Dei: A Trekking Adventure from Bologna to Florence
Via degli Dei is one of the most beautiful walking tours in Italy, which goes from Bologna to Florence. Find out how to follow this itinerary on foot in 5 days, walking from Emilia Romagna to Tuscany. What is the Via degli Dei? It’s a 135 km long trekking itinerary from Piazza Maggiore in Bologna […]
Continue readingViggiano and the Magic of the Harp: 6 Things Not to Miss
Let’s return to Basilicata, an unknown Italian gem full of surprises, from its unspoiled nature to ancient enchanted villages and artisan shops where you can find unique items. The Lucania region is pure beauty, in addition it also offers high-quality food and wine traditions and… music. Yes, that’s right! Today, we take you to Viggiano, […]
Continue readingNew York and Sustainability: A Winning Bet for The Big Apple
New York has always been a symbol of progress and innovation. However, in recent years, the Big Apple has taken on a new challenge: to become a point of reference for environmental sustainability. In an increasingly environmentally conscious world, New York is standing out as a city that boldly and creatively embraces eco-sustainability. During my […]
Continue readingPietragalla: Why You’ll Fall in Love with this Ancient Village in Basilicata
From the millennia-old palmenti used for wine production to cellars carved into the tuff rock. In this town, you can find anything from the labyrinth of narrow streets in the historic centre to the fabulous food and wine experience. Certainly, Pietragalla‘s wine palmenti, offer an exciting journey through Basilicata’s rural tradition. Here are 4 reasons […]
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