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Christmas markets: share a glass of spicy “vin brulé” with Santa Claus!

Imagine a little village of beautifully decorated wood stalls, Christmas carols filling the icy air, passage ways crowded with couples holding hands, children darting in and out and spicy aroma permeating the air. Guess where you are?  You are very likely visiting one of the Christmas markets popping up at the Advent Time all over […]

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Walking in Italy without any map: discover the Via Francigena by foot!

“Pilgrim is the one who seeks, accepting the risk of finding. Because finding means to be more than yo had ever been before. It’s about changing. It’s about dying. To be born again” ( David Gandini) Walking, Hiking, Backpacking, Trekking, are all the same, but in Italy it is tought that Via Francigena is the […]

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A guide for families who change the world

Gaia believes chickens have four legs. Who is Gaia? Gaia is a lovely 4 year old girl who lives with her family in Genoa, Italy. Do chicken have four legs in Genoa? Of course, they do not. Yet Gaia drew a lovely picture of a colorful four legged chicken one evening at the kitchen table […]

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3 unique places for horse sledding in Italy

Sometimes, you’ve just got to put the car in the garage. Making the holiday season memorable can occasionally lead to some movie-worthy goof-ups, but every so often, a good idea will rise to the top and make you look like the family hero you were meant to be. The “one-horse open sleigh” sung in Jingle […]

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Italian Ghost Towns. A new way of tourism?

In Italy there are a lots of abandoned villages, each of them has a incredible story and a unique charm. This Ghost Towns are places where everything seem to be stopped and they can make us travel magically inside the time. Could be a new form of tourism? Let’s discover the Top 6 Ghost Towns in Italy. […]

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Osmize, where local food is a tradition

Grow and eat locally is the new trend spreading worldwide.  Puff up with pride of our green and eco outlook? Take a look at some history. The reality is that this concept was embraced by Maria Therese of Austria over two hundred years ago, not out of goodwill or ecology but as a method of […]

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Ride the clouds discovering Val Camonica, in the Italian Alps

Val Camonica, a natural theater in which men and horses move across, through fascinating trails and wild symbols: a territory to discover and protect. Find out with us a new kind of breathing, connected to the Alps, connected to the real essence of horses. Enjoy an ideal trip, thought and organised by Cavalieri Prealpini group. […]

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Foliage, where to gaze upon the Miracle of Autumn in Italy

September 25th: Autumn officially arrived. It is now slowly progressing through the countryside and urban centers unveiling its warm colors. For students less interested in the colors of the season it means “Summer is over, back to school!”  The sight of boys and girls, lugging their backpacks, walking through the fallen leaves to the central […]

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Albergo Diffuso, a way to live as a local in the most beautiful italian villages

Let’s face it: everyone likes to travel, but not everyone likes losing the values ​​of intimacy and comfort of his own alcove. What about a new way of traveling that combines these essential values ​​with environmental sustainability and authenticity? Follow us through the “Albergo Diffuso” philosophy. Albergo diffuso translates literally as “scattered hotel.” The principle is […]

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Cycling along the forgotten railways, from Treviso to the Po river

Old romantic rails, covered by vegetation and reconquered by nature. They become green paths to go by bicycle and discover the landscape. One of these is the former railway route Treviso-Ostiglia transformed into the longest bicycle path in Italy. This railway, in the north-east of Italy, was built between 1920 and 1940 for military reasons but after […]

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