It looks like Colorado, but it’s the Alps: the hidden red rock canyon near Nice
A narrow road that runs between intense red walls, tunnels dug into the mountain, bridges suspended over the void and
What to see in Udine that with its secret elegance will win you over at every step
There is an Italy that doesn’t need to shout to be noticed, but calmly waits for someone to discover its
Our dream weekend in Val Formazza between the spectacular Lake Morasco and the majestic Toce waterfall, one of the highest in Europe
Our journey in the pristine Alta Val Formazza began on a quiet Friday evening in mid-September, when we reached the
What to see in Poland beyond Krakow: a journey through cities, natural parks and UNESCO heritage sites
When you think of a trip to Poland, the first image that comes to mind is often that of Krakow,
From the forests of Mahé to Anse Marron: the wildest Seychelles are far from the resorts
When we imagine the Seychelles, our thoughts almost automatically run to white beaches, transparent sea, palm trees and resorts overlooking
The worst tourists in the world? A large survey rejects Italians: “latecomers, undisciplined and not at all generous”
A survey conducted by the Dutch platform Safaribookings on a sample of 192 tour operators crowned the Japanese as the
Argentina has Latin America’s first solar-powered train that passes through one of the continent’s most emblematic and evocative landscapes
On June 18, 2024, after about thirty years, a train moved again in the Quebrada of Humahuaca, in north-west Argentina.
I’ll take you to the beautiful, colorful medieval village with the oldest mill in Tuscany that few people know about
In our continuous wandering around the most beautiful villages in Italy, we decided to take the suggestive road of Via
We were in Brescia and we were moved by the Memorial to the Victims of Terrorism which connects Piazza della Loggia to the majestic Castle
Brescia, historically known as the Lioness of Italy, preserves among its cobbled streets a heritage that goes far beyond the
Wonderful Val di Chiana! 3 villages to visit at least once in your life
There are places that seem calmly designed, as if the landscape had been built little by little over the centuries.