Natura e viaggio lento
Cura le guide su parchi, sentieri e aree naturali: quando andare per non affollare un luogo fragile e le alternative alle mete più battute.
The first village in the Gard to be named a Plus Beau Village de France, Aiguèze looks down over the Ardèche gorges from an 11th-century fortress, home today to just 212 people.
Aug 3, 2026
An 11th-century abbey, the birth of colour photography, and a visit from Mark Twain: Talloires has long cultivated a quieter kind of tourism than the opposite shore of the lake.
Aug 3, 2026
A kilometre of limestone cliff, five levels of terraces carved by water: people lived here from the Upper Palaeolithic right through to the Renaissance, never really leaving.
Aug 3, 2026
Orbetello is served by Orbetello-Monte Argentario station on the Tyrrhenian line and by the Via Aurelia: here's how to get there.
Aug 3, 2026
Orbetello sits on an isthmus between two lagoon basins, halfway to Monte Argentario: where to stay between the historic centre and the sandy tomboli.
Aug 3, 2026
Viareggio is a fishing town before a holiday resort: its seafood cuisine is found above all around the historic Darsena.
Aug 3, 2026
Carrara is served by Carrara-Avenza station on the Tyrrhenian line and by the A12 motorway with a dedicated exit: here's how to get there.
Aug 3, 2026
Carrara alternates a medieval centre at the foot of the Apuan Alps with the coastal Marina di Carrara: where to stay depending on whether you want art, quarries or the sea.
Aug 3, 2026
Inside the Maremma Regional Park, Alberese beach is one of the most unspoiled stretches of sandy coast left in Tuscany, protected precisely because it's so rare.
Aug 3, 2026