Borghi, arte e storia minore
Si occupa di borghi, centri storici, chiese e siti archeologici: paesi sotto i mille abitanti e architetture fuori dalle guide turistiche ufficiali.
Ten kilometres from Saint-Malo but a world away from its bustle, Saint-Suliac still lives at the pace of the Rance estuary, with its granite houses and a founding story tied to a Welsh monk.
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A ruined medieval castle, restored stone by stone by an architect who chose to die there: Belcastel, population 189, also hides a Michelin-starred restaurant on the banks of the Aveyron.
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A honey-stone village on a hilltop, a 10th-century castle, and a Cluniac collegiate church: Semur-en-Brionnais has the bearing of a capital without ever having had the population of one.
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Orbetello combines a walled historic centre suspended over the water with a protected lagoon and sandy tomboli towards the Argentario: two unhurried days.
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Viareggio combines the Liberty architecture of its seafront, the historic Darsena and nearby Torre del Lago Puccini: two days between sea and culture.
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Carrara is far more than the city marble passes through: a compact historic centre and the quarries in the Apuan Alps make for a complete two-day itinerary.
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Castle, canal-port and the Tombolo pine forest stretching east: Castiglione della Pescaia is the Maremma coast at its most intimate, between Etruscans and reclaimed marshland.
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At 405 metres above sea level, within Aldobrandeschi walls and views that reach as far as Corsica on clear days, Giglio Castello is the Isle of Giglio without the port's bustle.
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Spanish bastions, a 19th-century botanical garden and the story of Caravaggio's death: Porto Ercole is the most intimate corner of Monte Argentario.
Aug 3, 2026