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Fiammetta and the Awen Treehouse: A Story of Passion for Nature and Sustainability
In the heart of Umbria, among the woods and hills of Castiglione del Lago, we find the Awen Treehouse at Casale La Bandita — a place where love for nature and sustainable innovation come together. In this corner of paradise, Fiammetta has fulfilled a dream that goes beyond hospitality: a space dedicated to sustainability, environmental […]
Continue reading6 Dream Organic Farms To Explore Gubbio
Between ancient districts and rolling hills, Gubbio is a pearl of Umbria that fascinates with its historical beauty and natural landscapes. The center of Gubbio is a treasure of churches, buildings and squares that transport you back in time. The hills around the city among the valleys of the Tiber, the Chiascio and the Via […]
Continue readingGubbio and Surroundings: a Journey into the Green Heart of Umbria
Cobbled alleys, stone houses, and historic buildings embraced by gentle hills and dense forests: Gubbio is an essential destination for those choosing to visit Umbria. The town welcomes you like an open history book; strolling through its streets is like taking a step back in time, and its ancient walls guard secrets and tales of […]
Continue readingThe Secret Wonders of Parrano: Castles, Caves and Water
Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Umbria, Parrano emerges as a village steeped in history, a jewel that gradually reveals itself through its medieval alleys and ancient stone walls. It is the perfect destination for a leisurely stay, combining history with dreamlike landscapes, not to mention the incredible thermal waters! Discovering Parrano: A Journey Through […]
Continue readingSources Of Clitunno: A Full Immersion In The Umbrian Nature
Umbria is particularly rich in natural assets, including both popular attractions (like the Marmore falls) and hidden gems to discover. That is the case of the Sources of Clitunno, in Italian Fonti del Clitunno, which are beautiful springs located within a natural park in the lovely town of Campello sul Clitunno, nestled between Spoleto and Foligno. If you’re planning […]
Continue readingA Sustainable Holiday in a Straw House: Horti Amerini in Umbria
Are you curious to know how it feels to live in a straw house? Horti Amerini could be right up your alley. This old building renewed with a wood and straw construction is a great place for keeping cool and relaxing in the Umbrian countryside. Read the interview with Sergio Sampaolo and discover this eco-friendly […]
Continue readingThe 10 Most Beautiful and Sustainable Places to Discover Umbria
Umbria: a green pearl nestled between Tuscany, Lazio and Marche, where incredible landscape views intertwine with the history of Italy, in a hilly area dotted with villages of ancient origins and mysterious charm. Discovering it means living a multisensory experience: the eyes are filled with beauty, you breathe deeply the scents of nature, you touch […]
Continue readingPodere Vallescura, Digital Detox in the Umbrian Hills
Do you dream of unplugging from the daily routine and reconnecting to nature with a digital detox and eco-sustainable holiday? Among 50 hectares of green hills and just a few km from Perugia, Podere Vallescura is one of the best off-grid locations in Europe! We interviewed Simone and Simona who told us everything about this […]
Continue reading15 Villages and Castles where to live a Dream Vacation in Italy
A tower, an ancient house, an albergo diffuso: magical locations where you can spend a slow and romantic holiday, where you can fully experience all the charm of Italian villages, which represent the most authentic soul of the country. Often immersed in nature, the villages are an incredible heritage in which to rediscover Italian history […]
Continue readingWhat it means to live off-grid and 10 places to experience it
A life off-grid, to live on tiptoe, in full respect of the environment. No longer a radical choice, but a possibility for many. Living off-grid means being completely self-sufficient from the energy point of view and not consuming any natural resources, therefore being outside the public network in order not to pollute. It is a […]
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