Adriatic Cycle Path in Puglia: from Lesina to Manfredonia
Among lakes, canyons, villages and inland landscapes, an itinerary to discover a Puglia different from the one most people know
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Alicudi: where to sleep, eat, and how many days to stay
Many leave in a day, but staying longer allows you to experience Alicudi at the pace of the sea and the island.
Alicudi on foot: from the port to the summit of Filo dell'Arpa
From the black pebble beach, one ascends through lava staircases, scattered houses, terraces, blooming flowers, and expansive sea views.
Alicudi, the car-free island in the heart of the Aeolian Islands
Mule tracks, donkeys, sea, and natural rhythms mark days far from haste, amidst silences and essential services.
Chiesa in Valmalenco: what to see among nature, sports and culture
An alpine holiday among trails, lakes, horseback riding, discovering local rhythms and atmospheres
Longoni Refuge: circular hike from Alpe Entova
From Chiareggio to an altitude of 2,450 meters, through woods, rocky areas, and views of Monte Disgrazia, returning via the Piana di Fora
Val Torreggio: loop between Lago di Zana and Lago di Arcoglio
Route from Torre di Santa Maria to Sasso Bianco, passing through alpine pastures, woods, meadows, and high-altitude views
Marco e Rosa Refuge: sleeping at 3,600 meters on the Bernina
Challenging alpine ascent, high-altitude panorama, and practical tips on booking, services, equipment, and spaces.
How to Navigate the Historic Center of Peschici on Foot
Discover where to enter, how much time it takes, the landmarks, and the best route to visit the historic center without getting lost.
Paposcia di Peschici: what it is, where to eat it, and prices
The typical focaccia from Gargano prepared on the spot with many fillings, ideal for a quick lunch during your visit.
Peschici Castle: what to see, tickets, and panorama
Entrance at 5 euros, a terrace with a view of the Gargano, and rooms dedicated to the history of the village and the Middle Ages.
Why does Peschici resemble Santorini?
The white houses and alleys of the village resemble Santorini, but Peschici retains the layout of an authentic medieval village.