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The Via Francigena is one of Europe's most iconic pilgrimage routes, offering walkers the opportunity to discover the authentic beauty of Tuscany on foot.

Lecce is one of the most fascinating cities in Southern Italy, nicknamed "the Florence of the South" due to its extraordinary Lecce Baroque: a unique ornamental architecture that blends Spanish, Mediterranean, and Renaissance influences. 

Alberobello, in the heart of the Itria Valley in Puglia, is one of Italy’s most iconic villages, famous for its trulli: ancient conical stone houses that have earned the village recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Walking the Via Micaelica, from Benevento to Monte Sant’Angelo, was one of the most rewarding travel experiences I’ve ever had.

Slow Active Tours, in collaboration with Hotel delle Palme – Bike Hotel and the Ciclofficina Popolare Knos (CPK), launches a new Eco-Art Contest dedicated to artists, designers, and creative minds who wish to bring to life a vision of collaborative sustainability.

Coolcation: the new frontier of refreshing holidays In recent years, a new way of traveling has been gaining popularity: the Coolcation.
The word comes from the fusion of “cool” and “vacation”, meaning a holiday far from hot and crowded tourist spots, choosing instead green, shaded destinations in direct contact with nature.

Altera Italia is a visual journey into the ritual culture of Southern Italy, a passage through time and space that questions the images with which the South has been depicted. Through manipulated archival photographs and new shots, the project reawakens a magical and symbolic dimension long removed from the anthropological and documentary gaze. Not to explain the rituals, but to restore their perceptual, spiritual, and communal complexity. An invitation to reconsider the past in order to imagine new possible futures.