There is no doubt that places are drawn by geographical or ethnic boundaries, but also cultural and linguistic. In that sense, a language can be a wall as impregnable as customs. Wherever you are on your long journeys, take the best backpacking solar shower.
Continue ReadingThe Way of Loreto on foot and by bike, the stages between spirituality and nature
The Way of Loreto, or Via Lauretana, is a route in stages that can be done on foot and by bike on an ancient Marian pilgrimage route, which goes from Assisi to Loreto. It is part of the journey that in the Middle Ages the faithful made from Rome to visit the Sanctuary of the […]
Continue ReadingHalloween paranormal travel: where to go in the scariest countries in the world
Halloween can also become an opportunity to travel to the scariest countries in the world. In the Anglo-Saxon countries, the All Saints’ Day on 31 October is the second annual holiday after Christmas. So the agency Premium Tours conducted a study called Paranormal Geography and compiled a ranking of the most ‘scary’ countries, infested by […]
Continue ReadingGame of Thrones Filming Locations You Can Visit – Low Cost Flights
With its worldwide success, the TV series Game of Thrones in season 8 is making live a tourist boom at some destinations around the world, so that now there are low cost flights to tour the places of the Throne of Swords. The HBO series, followed by millions of viewers around the world, fascinates with […]
Continue ReadingSkiing at cheap prices: the areas where you spend little in Italy and Europe
Skiing is an expensive sport, but it is still possible to ski in Europe for little. This was revealed by a report by the Post Travel English Money Office, which has been searching for European locations where it is possible to ski at low cost for 12 years. If first place can be a discovery […]
Continue ReadingFrom Alaska to Mexico, paddling with your arms on a canoe
They went from Alaska to Mexico paying with their arms on a canoe, a crazy adventure. The protagonists of the adventure are the American twins, Casey and Ryan Higginbotham, who in 7 months have been grinding their arms in the Pacific Ocean for more than 3500 kilometers up to Cabo San Lucas. Theirs is an […]
Continue ReadingChile, Costa Rica and Ecuador among the best places in the world for horse riding
Discovering the world on horseback, a romantic image, but a passion that allows you to immerse yourself in enchanting places and is also and above all a sustainable way of living nature. In Latin America, a country with wonderful landscapes, there are many places where you can do equestrian tourism and among these, Torres del […]
Continue ReadingSeen for the U.S., now we need social media.
An important innovation for travelers in the United States: to obtain a visa for the U.S. now you need information on your social media. From May 31 it becomes official: if you want to have the documents in order you must provide the U.S. State Department your (possible) social media references that you have used […]
Continue ReadingThe safest countries for women traveling alone (Italy is sixth)
More and more women are travelling alone. But as we know, a woman who moves independently is also a target. Although it is wrong to generalise, it is well known that not all countries are safe for women. So Ampersand Travel, a tour operator specializing in bespoke travel, has published the Wander Women Index, which […]
Continue ReadingWhere to run in New York: 5 less crowded routes in the parks
If you’re in the Big Apple and you want to run, you need to understand where to run in New York to take advantage of interesting and less crowded routes in the parks (but not only). It’s not just Central Park. On the contrary, it’s better to know the areas of the famous park to […]
Continue ReadingAmsterdam with children: 10 things to do on the bike with the family
Visiting Amsterdam with children is a unique experience. It will be the alternation of canals, typically Nordic architecture, bicycle adventures, or the many cultural proposals also dedicated to children, but Amsterdam is definitely worth a trip in the company of children. Characteristic in winter with illuminated canals, Christmas decorations, skating rinks and markets scattered around […]
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