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Vezzolano and the Grande Cammino del Romanico: Walking to Discover a Little-Known Heritage
The Canonica of Santa Maria di Vezzolano is located in the Basso Monferrato, within the UNESCO-listed landscapes of the Langhe, Monferrato and Roero, where Romanesque heritage is scattered across small villages and rolling hills. First documented in 1095, it is one of the best-preserved medieval sites in Piedmont and one of the most important landmarks […]
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Taggia: what to see on foot in a weekend among history, sea and Ligurian flavors
Among medieval alleyways, stone bridges, sandy beaches and the authentic flavors of Liguria, Taggia is the perfect destination for a slow travel weekend. Located in the province of Imperia, along the beautiful Riviera di Ponente, this destination offers two different yet complementary sides: on the one hand, Taggia, with its charming historic center, history and […]
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Great Ocean Road Australia: A Journey Through Nature and Sustainability
The Great Ocean Road in Australia is one of the world’s most scenic coastal journeys. Stretching for 243 kilometers along Victoria’s southern coastline, it connects golden beaches, lush rainforests, and dramatic cliffs. Built by returned soldiers after World War I as a living memorial, the road stands as a tribute to both human resilience and […]
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The Lake Maggiore Trail: 230 km of Nature, Culture, and Community
Walk the Lake Maggiore Trail — 230 km of beauty, history, and nature across Italy and Switzerland. Experience slow, ethical, and sustainable travel. The Lake Maggiore Trail is a unique route of 230 kilometers divided into 11 stages, connecting the two shores of the lake across Lombardy, Piedmont, and Switzerland. It’s not just a walking […]
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Jubilee Pilgrimage Routes 2025: Spiritual Journeys and Slow Tourism Towards Rome
The Jubilee 2025 will be a special occasion not only for the faithful, but also for those who wish to experience slow tourism, rediscovering Italy’s historical, cultural, and natural heritage.Among the most fascinating proposals are the 5 Jubilee Pilgrimage Routes 2025, ancient journeys that lead to Rome, combining spirituality, nature, and sustainability. 1. Via Francigena […]
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5 Unmissable Hikes in Val di Gresta, Trentino
A quiet and authentic corner of Trentino, nestled between Lake Garda and the peaks of Monte Stivo, Val di Gresta is a destination full of surprises. Known as the first organic valley in Trentino, it offers unspoiled rural landscapes, naturally cultivated fields, the scent of wild herbs, and a network of trails that invites you […]
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5 Reasons Cornwall is a Top Destination for Eco-Travellers in 2025 – And Where to Stay
Land of breathtaking cliffs, ancient mysteries, and untamed nature, Cornwall enchants with its haunting beauty and Celtic soul. Here, coastal paths plunge dramatically into the ocean, leading to villages that still preserve the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Abandoned mines bear witness to an industrial past now recognized as […]
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How To Choose a Hiking Tour for Unforgettable Active Vacation?
People who prefer active vacations often choose to hike in the mountains. Such tours to the mountains are now ubiquitous. Everyone can choose what they want to see, combined with exciting activities. When choosing a hiking tour, you should carefully consider all the conditions, including the payment type for the tour. This article will discuss […]
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Things to consider before going on a hiking trip
Hiking trips are great fun! Not only will you get to visit many impressive countries and areas such as San Juan Pie de Puerto when signing up for a Camino Frances. But you also get to explore areas that are hard to get to without hiking, enjoy being outside and it’s great for your fitness. […]
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The Route of Wool and Silk: a route in the Apennines
The Route of Wool and Silk (Via della Lana e della Seta in Italian) is a 130 kilometer long trekking route that crosses all the beauty of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines. It’s time to start walking! On one side there is Prato, the seat of the textile industry, on the other Bologna, that once was the […]
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