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Alessandria by bike: a slow weekend of art, culture and history
Who said that to take an unforgettable journey you need to go far? Sometimes all it takes is a train, a bicycle, and the desire to explore at a slow pace. Alessandria, in the heart of Piedmont, is a surprising destination for those who love sustainable tourism. A human-scale, flat city easily explored on two […]
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The magic of silence: Discovering Luniluna in the heart of Lunigiana
An inner journey to embrace your soul and rediscover the beauty of little things. A daydream in the heart of the Lunigiana countryside, where silence and spirituality reign. This is Luniluna, an ancient farmhouse surrounded by greenery, far from the city and modernity, where you can return to your roots. Here, unique and magically evocative […]
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When Art Meets Climate Change – and Beyond
Since ever, Arts have the ability to convey conflicting emotions to their observers, but also to make them reflect on important issues. What happens when art becomes a tool to denounce phenomena as big as devastating as climate change? More and more artists are making their art available to denounce serious problems that afflict the […]
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On the paths of the sculptures of Vaia: the wooden works by Marco Martalar
The sculptures by Marco Martalar, world-renowned wood artist, tell a story of rebirth and connection with nature. With the remains of trees devastated by the 2018 storm Vaia, Martalar has created unique and evocative works of art, scattered among the forests and mountains of Trentino and Veneto. Each of these sculptures is a tribute to […]
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A Weekend in Parma: Art, Nature, and Flavors
Capital of Taste, but also a city of art and history. Parma is a charming city, perfect for a weekend in Emilia-Romagna. Let yourself be enchanted by its discreet elegance and the timeless charm of its historic center, get lost in its squares, and discover picturesque views on an eco-friendly mini-vacation. The Magic of Parma’s […]
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Eco-Art in Sicily: The Triptych of Hope against Fires and Climate Change
The effects of climate change and global warming are increasingly visible to everyone. The devastating fires that affected Sicily this summer may be the most clear example of this. Palermo-based artist Igor Scalisi Palmintieri shows how art can be a means to raise awareness about these catastrophic events. Fires and climate change are the main […]
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Street Art in Forlì: 3 Walking Itineraries
Here are 3 itineraries to discover Street Art in Forlì (Emilia Romagna, Italy). Walking through the historic center, you will enjoy works of art, as in an open-air museum! Arrived in Forlì by train, a picturesque landscape, ancient buildings and walls covered with colorful works of art surprise me. Let’s walk towards the historic city […]
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Explore Paris through the Eyes of a Local Parisian
The charming Paris is always a good idea for a romantic weekend escape. Between boulevards, gardens and great works of art, set out to discover the French capital in an authentic and sustainable way. Do you want to visit Paris like a local would? Find out these tips suggested by Iphigenie, a Parisian friend who was […]
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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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The Vaia Dragon in Lavarone: from the Storm to the Work of Art
This wooden sculpture, located among the Cimbri Highlands, in the Alpine Pearl of Lavarone, is the largest one in Europe and is the symbol of the rebirth of Triveneto woods, affected by the terrible Vaia storm of October 2018. In fact, the wood used comes from the trees fallen due to the strong bad weather […]
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