The wildest Seychelles can be discovered on foot and at sea: a journey through extraordinary landscapes and animals
On the island of Praslin, among the palm trees of the Vallée de Mai, lives a black parrot (whose scientific
The highest pedestrian bridge in Europe has been inaugurated on Lake Como, suspended at 204 meters high (and connects an abandoned village)
A steel ribbon stretched into the void at a height of 204 metres, suspended above the canyon of the Varrone
In this Tuscan village you can walk over a water source (and discover an ancient legend)
In Tuscany there is a village where you just need to enter a small church to discover that water from
I’ve been to Morcote and I’ll explain why it’s worth visiting the Pearl of Ceresio, just over an hour from Milan
Are you looking for a destination where the blue of the water meets the timeless charm of history to lose
On Lake Como there is a village of Celtic origin set in the rock with a breathtaking gorge and a 200 meter waterfall
Along the shore that connects Como to Bellagio you come across Nesso, a small and picturesque village set in the
The tallest medieval bell tower in Europe is located in Italy: it has 502 steps and hides an extraordinary astronomical clock
There are monuments that tell the story of a city and others that become its symbol. In Cremona, in the
The most beautiful woods where to look for chestnuts near Milan (even less than an hour)
Autumn is the perfect time to leave the city and enjoy a day immersed in nature. And what’s better than
Traveling in the digital age: less waste and new opportunities for those leaving abroad
Fortunately, thanks to the Internet, many new possibilities have arrived to simplify these steps. An example of this evolution is
Booking under EU investigation for scams and false advertisements: what the platform risks and what to watch out for
We book a hotel, perhaps months in advance, convinced that we have found the right offer. Then comes a message
It seems like an enchanted forest, but it is in Tuscany: we were in the beech forest of Monte Amiata, among foliage and paths to follow on foot and by bicycle
There are places in Tuscany that we all know, and others that still manage to surprise us. Monte Amiata belongs