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5 Unmissable Hikes in Val di Gresta, Trentino
A quiet and authentic corner of Trentino, nestled between Lake Garda and the peaks of Monte Stivo, Val di Gresta is a destination full of surprises. Known as the first organic valley in Trentino, it offers unspoiled rural landscapes, naturally cultivated fields, the scent of wild herbs, and a network of trails that invites you […]
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Ottana and the Carnival of Barbagia: A Journey into Sardinian Tradition
Sardinia, long known for its sea and beaches, also hides a treasure rich in history in its inland areas: Barbagia. Let’s explore together the curiosities and symbolic places of this wonderful land, with its ancient traditions and stories. Nuoro: the Sardinian Athens We are in the heart of Sardinian identity: Nuoro. This city has prehistoric […]
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10 ideas for a sustainable holiday in Sardinia
Not only prstine seas but also spectacular and unexpected canyons, mysterious archaeological sites, and ancient places. Sardinia is home to surprising treasures: stone villages overlooking the quiet sea, forests scented with myrtle and juniper, lagoons where pink flamingos fly low, shaded woods, and nuraghi telling stories of ancient times. If you dream of a holiday […]
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Salgado in the Realm of Glaciers: An Exhibition to Reflect on Beauty That Is Fading
Between wonder and unease, Salgado’s photographs reveal glaciers as we’ve never seen them: magnificent, fragile, endangered Until September 21, 2025 at the Mart in Rovereto, and until January 11, 2026 at the Muse in Trento, visitors can explore a photographic exhibition that is much more than a display: it’s a call to action, a powerful […]
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Hidden Murgia: Wild Landscapes in Apulia and Rural Hospitality
There’s a corner of Apulia where the land turns rugged and the colors unfold across hollows, hills, escarpments, and ravines. This landscape is shaped by limestone, giving rise to many karst features: sinkholes, canyons, dolines, and caves. You won’t find permanent surface rivers, but the underground hides aquifers and secret streams. We’re in the Murge […]
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Bee Trek: the Path of the Bees awaits you. Are you ready to walk through the eyes of the bees?
Imagine a trail that is not just a walk, but an adventure. A journey through woods, lakes, and gardens where every step tells a story, every flower is a message, every buzz a poem. This is Bee Trek – The Path of the Bees: a unique experience blending nature, culture, and sustainability in the heart […]
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Blue Flags 2025: Italy’s Most Beautiful (and Sustainable) Beaches
Once again this year, the Blue Flags help us choose Italy‘s best beaches, not just for the beauty of the sea, but above all for their environmental commitment. The 39th edition has awarded as many as 246 locations and 487 Italian beaches from north to south, recognized for water quality, waste management, bike paths, accessible […]
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Lombardy’s Scenic Slow Routes: Discover Nature, History and Hidden Villages
Between Nature, Villages and Views: Trails and Paths to Rediscover Lombardy at a Slow Pace Lombardy is a region full of surprises. Not just metropolises and iconic lakes, but also a dense network of cycling and walking trails winding through hills, mountains, rivers, and forgotten villages. A green heritage to be experienced slowly, on foot […]
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Discover La Salle: A Sustainable Holiday in the Heart of the Aosta Valley
Nestled in a dreamlike alpine setting, La Salle is a hidden gem in Italy’s Aosta Valley, at the foot of Mont Blanc. This authentic village, bathed in sunlight and surrounded by vineyards and orchards, invites visitors to rediscover slowness, silence, and the pure beauty of the Alps. Despite its proximity to popular ski resorts and […]
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Unveiling the Wild Side of Tuscany: Explore Alto Merse Nature Reserve
Tuscany is undoubtedly one of the most famous regions in Italy: Florence with its priceless art, Siena with its legendary Piazza del Campo, the wonder of medieval villages, the poetry of cypress-lined roads and rolling hills, and fine wines. Yet even here, there are hidden gems waiting to be discovered slowly and gently. One such […]
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