The Path of the Soul: 7 stages between the Peloritani and the Sanctuary of Tindari
One hundred and twenty-five kilometers on foot, seven stages, a starting point on the Messina hills and an arrival point
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Three hundred million people already live outside their country of birth, almost double compared to 1990, and the number is
We climbed the walls of Cittadella, the fortified village where you walk above history (suspended 15 meters high)
There are places that you visit, and others that you cross slowly, allowing yourself to be surprised step by step.
The Song of Free Men: we have been on the new path that will make you discover the true soul of Basilicata
Basilicata is those few things put together, essential, incomparable, vital, which are enough to be happy and at peace with
Japan, the dark side of the tourist boom: blocked buses, abandoned suitcases and cities increasingly under pressure
Japan continues to break tourist records, but behind the postcard image of cherry blossoms, Zen temples and matcha cafés, a
5 little-known European parks to discover this spring: there’s even an Italian paradise (with deer and waterfalls)
The European Parks Week returns from 19 to 24 May, the annual event promoted by the EUROPARC Federation to celebrate
“The Last Walk of Francis” is born, the 35 km route in the footsteps of the saint who loved animals
Thirty-five kilometers, almost two thousand meters of altitude difference and about twelve hours of walking. Certainly not a path for
This is the quietest Greek island of all, where there are no cars: only paths, sea and the scent of thyme
Cars are not needed in Donoussa, because the island can be crossed on foot in less than two hours, there
These beaches have been crowned the most beautiful in the world for 2026 (and two are located in Sardinia)
The world ranking of the most beautiful beaches is an exercise that every year calls into question consolidated geographical certainties.
It looks like a Swiss lake but it is in Umbria, the Romans transformed it like this 2300 years ago (and it hides a legend of dragons)
The first thing that strikes you, arriving in Piediluco, is the sense of disorientation. You expect the Umbria of golden