This village 70 km from Rome offers houses for sale for one euro: the “Discover Norma” project begins
Seventy kilometers from Rome, perched on the Lepini Mountains, a village of a few thousand inhabitants is trying to reverse
Stop tourists walking around in bathing suits and shirtless: fines of up to 200 euros in this village on Lake Como (and the case ends up in the Guardian)
Two hundred euros is the maximum amount that anyone who decides to walk bare-chested or in a swimsuit off the
The most beautiful city in the world to explore on foot in the Top 100 Walking Cities 2026 ranking is Italian
Rome takes absolute first place in the “Top 100 Walking Cities 2026”, the international ranking drawn up by GuruWalk, the
We went to Soomaa: the national park in Estonia that in spring can only be explored by canoe
There are places that are not easy to visit, but are worth that little extra effort. Soomaa National Park, in
Do you want to work with a view of the Gran Paradiso? These Alpine villages offer you accommodation and co-working spaces (at 200 euros for two weeks)
Two hundred euros for two weeks of accommodation (300 for four weeks), a coworking station and community life at the
The sunniest Italian city has 272 hours of sunshine per month: guess which one it is
There are those who dream of the crystal clear sea, those who flee from the gray of rainy days and
The 6 free and wild beaches in Italy chosen by the Guardian
In Italy, most of the most photographed coasts are now fenced off by private establishments and five-star resorts, an aspect
Do you know that there is a little Venice in this Tuscan city off the beaten track of mass tourism? Come with me to discover Livorno
When you think of a holiday in Tuscany, the first names that come to mind are almost always Florence, Siena
The Cammino di San Giacomo is born in Calabria: from Fuscaldo to Cicala, 141 km recognized by the Region
From Fuscaldo to Cicala, passing through Bianchi: these are the three Calabrian municipalities that share the same patron saint, San
I was cycling on the cycle/pedestrian path of Lake Comabbio with a breathtaking walkway suspended over the water (and a Giant Bench)
I usually tell you about trips away from home, most often done in a camper. This time, however, I will