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5 Sustainable Experiences to Discover the Carpathians, Romania: Between Petrila, Cheile Băniței and Peștera Bolii
The Carpathians are one of the largest and most fascinating mountain ranges in Europe: stretching for over 1,500 km across Central and Eastern Europe, they embrace wild landscapes, ancient forests, unspoilt valleys and villages where time seems to have stood still. Half of this mountain chain lies in Romania, offering one of the continent’s richest […]
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Between Nature, Medieval Villages and Castles: 5 Experiences in the Reggiano Apennines
The Reggiano Apennines are a mosaic of panoramic ridges, chestnut forests, timeless villages, and fortresses whispering stories of countesses and pilgrims. Within just a few kilometres, you can alternate hikes along scenic crests, visits to Romanesque parish churches steeped in centuries of faith, spectacular gypsum formations, and overnight stays in accommodations that embrace truly sustainable […]
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Authentic Alicante: Discovering Hidden Gems Beyond the Coast
Alicante, the vibrant and colourful heart of the Valencian Community in south-eastern Spain, offers numerous sustainable and unique experiences away from the usual tourist routes. Alicante is fortunate to have a mild climate the whole year round, making it a great place to visit at any time of year. Certainly known and famous for its […]
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Winter holidays in Trentino: relaxation, comfort, and fun among the Dolomites
When winter arrives and the Dolomites are covered in white, Trentino transforms into a magical destination capable of winning over every type of traveler: from snow lovers and winter sports enthusiasts to those seeking a regenerating break in the peace of the mountain landscapes. It’s an authentic region, where winter invites you to slow down, […]
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From Terni to Sibillini Mountains: A Green Guide to Discovering the Wildest Side of Umbria
Often called Italy’s green heart, Umbria is a mosaic of rolling hills, medieval villages, and sun-drenched vineyards. But beyond this gentle image, the region hides a wilder, more adventurous soul: one of deep valleys, remote mountains, evergreen forests and rushing waters that carve the land. This guide takes you through the most untamed side of […]
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Ninh Binh, Vietnam: A Model of Ecotourism
Located in northern Vietnam, Ninh Binh is a true paradise for nature and culture lovers. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its exceptional landscapes and historical significance, the region is where breathtaking scenery meets centuries-old heritage. It’s a living example of how ecotourism can work, with conservation and local communities thriving together. There, […]
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Green Guide to Hoang Lien National Park: Discover Vietnam’s Wild Heart
Hidden in Vietnam’s far north, Hoang Lien National Park is one of the country’s most beautiful and biodiverse places. The park spans over 29,000 hectares of forested mountains near Sapa, in Lao Cai Province. It’s home to rare plants, animals, and several ethnic-minority groups who have lived here for centuries. Visiting Hoang Lien is not […]
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Valmalenco: an Authentic Haven in the Heart of the Lombardy’s Alps
Nestled among the majestic peaks of the Rhaetian Alps, Valmalenco is a valley that enchants anyone who loves the authentic mountain, unspoiled landscapes and towering summits. It is the perfect destination for those who wish to slow down: the air is pure, the forests breathe, and the small villages still preserve a genuine soul made […]
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Where Time Stands Still: Immerse Yourself in the Authentic Charm of Agriturismo Ottava Goccia
Just 40 minutes from Rome, tucked away among the serene woods and rolling hills of the Monti della Tolfa, Agriturismo Ottava Goccia offers a peaceful retreat where sustainability meets authenticity. It’s a sanctuary for travelers seeking to slow down, reconnect with nature, and embrace a more mindful and genuine way of living. The name Ottava […]
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Lazio Maremma, between Villages and Nature
Rolling hills sloping down towards the sea, countryside dotted with olive groves and vineyards, ancient Etruscan necropolises and medieval villages telling stories of millennia: welcome to the Lazio Maremma. Nestled between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the volcanic reliefs of the Tuscia, this land is still less known than the Tuscan Maremma, yet it preserves natural […]
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