Parchi nazionali, sentieri, canyon e paesaggi remoti d'Italia ed Europa dove la folla non arriva: wilderness autentica e biodiversità intatta.
Historic capital of northern Albania, Shkodër overlooks the largest lake in the Balkan peninsula — a paradise of pelicans and silence far from the tourist trail.
Jul 9, 2026
The Prokletije — the Accursed Mountains in Serbian — are the Alps of the Balkans: wild, nearly deserted, with peaks above 2,600 metres and trails crossing three countries.
Jul 9, 2026
In the Faroe Islands, Gasadalur is a handful of houses on a plateau plunging into the Atlantic: the Múlafossur waterfall and absolute silence.
Jul 9, 2026
Twenty kilometres from Foligno, the Menotre river plunges past ancient paper mills in a series of waterfalls scented with ferns and typographic history.
Jul 9, 2026
Just a few kilometres from the Marmore Falls, Lake Piediluco is Umbria's second-largest body of water: tranquil, full of herons, and forgotten by tourists.
Jul 9, 2026
Between Todi and Orvieto, the Tiber has carved a two-hundred-metre canyon into the limestone: the Forello Gorge is the wild Umbria nobody expects.
Jul 9, 2026
Between the ruins of Magna Graecia and nearly deserted golden sand beaches, Basilicata's Ionian coast is the perfect alternative to the crowded Puglia shoreline nearby.
Jul 5, 2026
The Lucanian side of the Pollino, Italy's largest national park, offers ancient forests, deep gorges and mountain borghi where time seems to have stood still.
Jul 5, 2026
A vast highland of primeval forests and crystalline lakes above 1,000 metres, where summers are cool and winters bring skiing among ancient larch pines. Calabria's mountain secret.
Jul 5, 2026