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10 places of Sicily you’ll never forget
There are many places to see in Sicily, we’ve chosen 10 that you will really love and never be able to forget! For its pristine nature, its long history, its vibrant cities, its cuisine, and its people: Sicily is one of the most beautiful regions of Italy, a territory to be discovered slowly, to visit at […]
Continue readingLimone Piemonte: at the sustainable discovery of Maritime Alps
Pearl of the Maritime Alps, Limone is a cozy, charming mountain village at 1000m of altitude, in the province of Cuneo, which overlooks the imposing peaks at the border with France. Strategic place from which to reach the Ligurian Coast, Monte Carlo and Nice, going through the tunnel of Colle di Tenda and the fascinating […]
Continue readingDiscover Franciacorta: A Paradise of Sparkling Wine and Nature
Imagine a hilly landscape of gentle slopes, dotted with vineyards as far as the eye can see and ancient villages. You are in Franciacorta, a corner of Lombardy that enchants with its beauty, rich history, and, of course, its famous sparkling wines, celebrated worldwide for their elegance and quality. Whether you’re a wine lover, a […]
Continue readingEco-Cabanes & Glamping where you can get back to nature
In an increasingly fast-paced and hyperconnected world, the desire to reconnect with nature becomes a necessity. Cities, with their incessant rhythms, often make us forget the beauty and peace that only nature can offer. Fortunately, there are magical places where you can reconnect with the environment in a sustainable and responsible way without giving up […]
Continue readingCasa Payer: An Experiential Journey in the Heart of Piedmont
Forget the usual vacations. Casa Payer, nestled among the majestic Piedmont mountains, is much more than just a stay. It is a transformative experience that nourishes the body, mind, and spirit. Here, authentic relationships and deep connection with nature are the heartbeat of every moment. Personal well-being and care for the planet go hand in […]
Continue readingWeekend in Valpolicella: What to See, Do, and Taste
Valpolicella, located in the heart of the province of Verona, is a land of green hills and lush vineyards. When thinking of this picturesque valley, one cannot help but think of its renowned red wines, such as Amarone and Ripasso, but Valpolicella is not just about wine. It offers an authentic experience among charming villages, […]
Continue readingOltrepò Pavese: The Hidden Heart of Lombardy
Oltrepò Pavese, a hidden gem in the heart of Lombardy, offers travelers a fascinating mix of breathtaking landscapes, enogastronomic culture, and centuries–old traditions. Located south of the Po River, this area is a land of rolling hills, lush vineyards, and medieval villages. If you are looking for a destination that combines natural beauty, good wine, […]
Continue readingThe magic of the river: green weekends in Italy
Let us be lulled and carried away by the sound of water, let’s discover the natural habitats of some of Italy’s most beautiful waterways, discover the places that have often shaped the history of our cities and dive right into pristine nature and enjoy the silence and sun: let’s rediscover the pleasure of a holiday on […]
Continue readingSarrabus and Domu Bresca: Hidden Gems of Sardinia
Imagine a place nestled between stunning coastlines and imposing massifs, a territory where nature reigns supreme and traditions intertwine with daily life. A place where the crystalline sea crashes onto pristine beaches and the Mediterranean scrubland smells of juniper and myrtle. This place exists. It’s the Sarrabus, a historic region of Sardinia located southeast of […]
Continue readingExplore San Marino in One Day
San Marino, a microstate nestled within the territory of Italy, located exactly in the heart of Italy, and with its 33,000 inhabitants is the third smallest state in Europe. However, it’s not just that; it is also the oldest existing Republic. What I particularly liked about visiting this place is not only the amazing atmosphere, […]
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