Madrid is a city that seamlessly blends history, culture, and modernity. While it’s known for its rich tapestry of museums, bustling markets, and lively street life, exploring Madrid doesn’t have to break the bank. The city offers many free attractions that allow budget-conscious travelers to soak in the essence of this remarkable destination without spending a dime. If you’re planning a visit to Madrid on a budget, fear not! In this article, we’ll guide you through five brilliant ways to make the most of your experience by highlighting five free must-visit places that showcase the city’s div ..read more

Nestled within its diverse landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich culture, Portugal invites exploration. The Fishermen’s Trail is a great choice for those interested in outdoor activities. If you enjoy going on multi-day hiking trips read on for more information about this trail! Portugal’s coastline Portugal has one of Europe’s most captivating coastlines, stretching over 1,800 kilometres. The Fishermen’s Trail, or “Trilho dos Pescadores” in Portuguese, is a segment of the larger Rota Vicentina trail network. It goes along the Alentejo coastline, all the way down to the southwestern edge of th ..read more

Bordighera is one of the most charming villages on the Riviera dei Fiori. Just a few kilometers from the French border, from here you can admire the stretch of coastline leading to the Principality of Monaco, where Ventimiglia (4 km), Menton, and Roquebrune-Cap-Martin follow one another. Frequented both in summer and winter, Bordighera is famous for flower cultivation and the beautiful Lungomare Argentina, the longest pedestrian promenade on the Ligurian Riviera, which offers a breathtaking view towards Montecarlo. In the nineteenth century, Bordighera was a sought-after tourist destination f ..read more

Discover a dream bicycle itinerary along the Riviera dei Fiori. From Imperia to Sanremo, pedaling through spectacular landscapes, ancient villages, and the blue of the sea. The Riviera dei Fiori in Liguria is one of the most beautiful coastal areas in Europe. It has mild climate, picturesque coastal towns, and splendid panoramic views. One of the best ways to explore this extraordinary coastline is by bicycle. The itinerary from Imperia to Sanremo is an unmissable cycling adventure. Let’s begin! Departure from Imperia Imperia, photo via Canva PRO Imperia is the perfect starting point for th ..read more

Tourism is one of the most important industrial sectors in the world, but also one of the most impactful on the environment. Currently, for tourism companies, whether small or large, sustainability is a fundamental key element. But what is meant by sustainability? The term sustainability indicates a development paradigm that integrates economic, social and environmental aspects, with a global perspective, to improve both the living conditions of populations and the maintenance of ecosystems. For this reason, to date, the real challenge is related to sustainability, or rather the compatibility ..read more

Embarking on journeys that allow you to interact ethically with wildlife on your travels is a captivating way to connect with nature. Engaging with the wild inhabitants of our planet can be both exhilarating and educational, offering a profound sense of appreciation. However, it’s imperative to approach these encounters with a sense of responsibility, ensuring that your interactions leave a positive impact. Let’s explore the essential principles of ethical wildlife tourism! Research before you go Researching before you go is a fundamental step to interact ethically with wildlife on your trave ..read more

The Via Francigena is an ancient pilgrimage route that stretches from Canterbury to Rome. It is a journey through history, culture, and spirituality and everyone has different reasons to do it. If you are interested in how the end of the Via Francigena is, read on! It’s more usual for pilgrims who would like to do the Italian part of the route to leave either from the Italian border, from Lucca, from Siena or in case of doing only the last part in Lazio, from Viterbo. Unfortunately, I only had a limited time so I joined my friends in the little town of Capranica and did the last four stages o ..read more

In a world where environmental consciousness is taking center stage, the shift towards sustainable living and conscious consumerism is more crucial than ever. As we approach the holiday season, the quest for meaningful gifts becomes an opportunity to express love and gratitude without compromising the well-being of our planet. The rise of eco-friendly gifts is not just a fleeting trend; it signifies a profound change in how we approach gift-giving, emphasizing sustainability and minimal waste. The Environmental Toll of Traditional Gift-Giving The traditional holiday season often leaves landfi ..read more

Sustainable travel focuses on lowering the negative effects of tourism and travel on the local populations and environment of your destinations. Also, it aims to conserve the quality and amount of natural resources and cultures. Sustainable travel helps find a balance between traveling responsibly and safeguarding the environment. When traveling eco-friendly, you enable the environment to preserve the destination’s valuable flora and fauna. In addition, your carbon footprint during travel is low, which is key to combating climate change. As a sustainable traveler, you significantly contribute ..read more

In an age where sustainability matters more than ever, eco-vacations are the way to go. You can minimize your carbon footprint with an electric car rental or support local ecosystems with a memorable and environmentally friendly holiday. Let’s take a closer look at five tips to help you plan the best eco-vacation. 1. Choose Eco-Friendly Accommodations Choosing accommodations that prioritize sustainability is a good way to get started with your eco-vacation. Look for hotels or lodges that use renewable energy, recycling, and water-saving methods. It’s good to stay in eco-resorts because you do ..read more