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Medieval villages, forests, waterfalls, fortresses. A unique experience, marked by the presence of the Supreme Author of the Divine Comedy. A selection of complete routes, to be walked alone or in company. Let’s look at them together.
The nature reserves of the island’s south-east are an incredible mix of sea, stone and vegetation. Just a few kilometres from the jewels of Sicilian Baroque
From the Monti Lattari Regional Park to Positano, the pearl of the Amalfi Coast, the Path of the Gods is an extraordinary way to experience the Amalfi Coast differently and on a low budget.
The famous village of Leopardi is a treasure chest of artistic and cultural riches. But the whole Recanati area is worth visiting, and experiencing for more than just a day
Just a few kilometres above the beaches of Forte dei Marmi and Camaiore, the area is full of almost unknown villages, thousand-year-old churches and unspoiled woods. One surprise after another
The Sabina, seen through the eyes of the great poet Horace, is also a place not to be missed in our own day: here are some tips and pointers on the places to visit and the little restaurant you must not miss
From Siena to the Val d’Orcia, by way of the Crete Senesi, the Treno Natura – a historic train with the charm of a bygone era – offers a unique opportunity to discover, at a slow and restful pace, the cultural and food and wine excellence of Tuscany. Ready to set off?