Tag Archives: slow travel

Horseback riding in Tuscany
5 ideas for horseback riding and eco-friendly accommodations to escape from the city in the Tuscan beauties Just one day, or maybe two, to get away from city life and find yourself in the midst of nature riding a horse in the mountains, surrounded by the hills or along the coast. Why not enjoy a special […]
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5 walking routes in the Alps
Discover the most beautiful corners of the Alps, those that can only be reached on foot: views that only people who are willing to make an effort can admire. Experience the excitement of reaching the top of a peak, of breathing light and fresh air, of seeing chamois running through the meadows … Put on […]
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Top 4 Natural pools in Salento
In the heart of Apulia, Salento welcomes us with its unique atmosphere, with its scents and flavors, with its wild nature and its villages, and with indescribable natural pools. Let’s dive into the crystal clear waters of Salento, in the deep south of Apulia, between the gorges and sea, where true natural pools are hidden, […]
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Vienna: discovering the Austrian capital in a green and sustainable way
The Austrian capital is one of the European cities that best retains the imperial charm that distinguishes it. Vienna in the eighteenth century experienced its maximum moment of splendor, both from an urban point of view, with the completion of the magnificent Schönbrunn palace, and from an artistic point of view, with the symphonies of […]
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The Pian di Spagna Natural Reserve and the Mezzola Lake
The Pian di Spagna Natural Reserve was created in 1983 due to the will of the Lombardy Region. It is a flat area of about 1600 hectares between Valchiavenna and Valtellina. The Mezzola Lake is situated precisely within the reserve, north of Como Lake. It is separated from the Como Lake by the Mera River, […]
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Salento Green: discovering Piccapane Eco-Friendly Farmhouse
Salento is one of the most fascinating areas of the Italian peninsula. Sun, hospitality, and crystal-clear sea are just some of the characteristics that distinguish this area. Salento is also dotted with entrepreneurial realities that promote sustainability and tourism that respects nature, with a strong commitment to supporting the local community. To delve into the […]
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Fratta Polesine, Rovigo and surroundings: treasures to discover in the heart of Veneto
In Veneto, there is an area often underestimated by tourists but rich in charm and hidden treasures, with poetic atmospheres that are sometimes hostile but always full of beauty. A journey through Fratta Polesine, Rovigo, the Po Delta, and the surrounding areas is a unique experience where the past intertwines with the present and nature […]
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Guide for a green weekend in Pistoia
Located in Tuscany, at the foot of the Apennines, Pistoia holds around one hundred thousand inhabitants. Nevertheless, it represents a real gem for the peninsula. Even though the tourist activity is not comparable to the nearby cities of Florence and Pisa, thanks to the nomination of the “Italian Capital of Culture” in 2017, it attracts […]
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A 5-star farmhouse in the Tuscan hills
Nature, charm, and unique flavors: let’s go to the discovery of the Farmhouse Sant’Egle and its magnificent surroundings for a slow holiday, while living in luxury We are in Sorano, in the province of Grosseto, in the heart of Tuscany Maremma. Here wanting for us there’s a 5-star and eco-friendly farmhouse, where we can fully […]
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UpSlowTour and Casa Payer: Val Pellice at a Slow Pace
The beautiful mountain region of Pinerolese, located in the heart of the Cozie Alps, offers travelers and especially bike enthusiasts a new initiative that promotes sustainable and slow tourism. The UpSlowTour portal is an exciting project that invites outdoor lovers to discover the beauty and richness of this area. With a particular focus on the […]
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