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Melbourne for Green Travelers: Parks, Markets & Nature Escapes
Melbourne is often known for its amazing coffee, events like Australian Open and Formula 1, and rich culture. But there is another side to the city full of surprises: urban parks, community markets, wildlife experiences and easy car-free transport. If you love nature, local food and slow travel, Melbourne is a beautiful place to explore. […]
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Cycling the Mosel: A slow itinerary through Riesling, villages and vineyards
The Mosel Valley is a place in Germany where time seems to follow the slow rhythm of nature. Picture a winding river flowing between hills draped in vineyards that seem to defy gravity, with castles perched high on the slopes above. It’s a landscape dotted with small villages, where you’re welcomed with a good glass […]
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Where to Reconnect with Nature Near Milan: A Slow Weekend in Val Tidone
Just over an hour and a half from Milan lies a hidden valley where time still follows the rhythm of the seasons. Gentle hills roll across vineyards, oak woods and charming stone villages, while peaceful trails wind through the countryside and the soothing sound of water accompanies every walk along the Tidone stream. Welcome to […]
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Valdichiana Senese: a sustainable guide to ancient Tuscany and authentic experiences
We have all heard of Chianti, Siena or the famous Val d’Orcia: these stunning destinations in Tuscany simply need no introduction. But then there is Valdichiana Senese, sitting quietly beside all of this with an almost stubborn discretion. Charming villages, a landscape shaped by rolling hills and millennia-old traces of a civilisation that predates Rome. […]
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5 Sustainable Experiences in Nainital, India
Geographically not far from major cities like Delhi, yet worlds away from the chaos, Nainital is one of those destinations in India that truly surprises with its beauty. Located in the state of Uttarakhand, Nainital is a hill town in the heart of the Himalayas, surrounded by lush green mountains and shaped by silent lakes, […]
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Middle Volturno Valley: A Green Guide to Villages, Nature and Authentic Flavours
Some places do not always appear in the most classic travel guides, yet they know how to surprise those looking for a different, slower journey. The Middle Volturno Valley, in the heart of Alto Casertano, is one of these still little-known corners of Campania. Here, the Volturno River flows through hills, historic villages, olive groves, […]
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Moneglia: A Green Guide to the Sea, Villages, and Trails of the Riviera di Levante
There are places in Liguria that seem made for slowing down. Moneglia, nestled along the Riviera di Levante between the blue of the sea and the green of the headlands, is one of them: a compact, elegant village where life still flows at a gentle pace. Here you can alternate days on the beach with […]
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Val d’Orcia: Authentic slow experiences among thermal baths, vineyards and ancient paths
Some places invite you to slow down and savour every moment. Val d’Orcia is one of them. Here, roads wind through rolling hills, rows of cypress trees and stone villages seem frozen in time. And it’s no coincidence that it was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. It is the result of […]
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Concrete Actions for the Climate: 89% of People Want to Change Things!
The majority of people in the world want more concrete actions for the climate, but often they don’t know it. The international project “The 89 Percent Project” aims to give a voice to this large community and show that change is possible. Have you ever had the feeling that the people who are really worried […]
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Trekking in Pasturo and Surroundings: A Guide for a Green Weekend in Valsassina
If you are looking for a weekend immersed in nature and the unique atmosphere of the Lecco Alps, Pasturo is the perfect destination. This peaceful village, located in the picturesque Valsassina in the province of Lecco, lies at the foot of the Grigne mountains and offers breathtaking views. Here’s how to make the most of […]
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