Gorgona: how to visit the prison island with limited number (reservations are open)
Imagine finding yourself on an island, a tiny hidden pearl of a famous Tuscan archipelago, where time seems to stop.
This mini caravan was printed in 3D and made with 7,400 recycled plastic bottles
Summer holidays seem far away, but it is already time to plan the next adventures. The campsites begin to open
Valogno, a fairytale country! History of the small village intended for oblivion and saved from street art
This is the story of a small village that was intended for oblivion In the heart of the Roccamonfina-Foce del
The path of the forts: the ring route in 5 stages in the heart of the Marche
One hundred and twenty kilometers. Five stages. Eight fortresses. Five municipalities. A single, unrepeatable journey. These numbers are enough to
Garden of Ninfa, reopens the most romantic park in the world: the official calendar of the 2025 dates
After the usual winter closure, the Ninfa garden is ready to reopen the gates. The Roffredo Caetani Foundation has announced
Low cost flights, new Ryanair restrictions: forget the check in or be late will cost dear (starting from May)
From the farewell to the paper boarding card to the new hand luggage rules: revolution in the Ryanair house. From
The path of Santa Barbara tailored to women: travel (almost) free to discover the oldest Sardinia
The Mineral path of Santa Barbara It is a historical, cultural and religious itinerary that winds for about 500 kilometers
Machu Picchu: everything you need to know about the secret of the Inca hidden in the clouds
Among the clouds of the PERINO PERUVIANO peaks there is one of the most fascinating places ever shared by the
The largest labyrinth in the world is located in Parma and this year turns 10: all events and initiatives
About fifteen minutes from Parma, in the municipality of Fontanellato, a labyrinth of indescribable beauty made up of bamboo of
The Retic Way: 190 km on foot or by bike between the hidden Dolomites (inserted by the Nytimes among the Top destinations for 2025)
Could we ever reduce the concept of “journey” to the way only between a starting point and one of arrival?