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Let’s discover today a wonderful landscape, Parco dei Cento Laghi, which includes one eastern stretch of the Apennines touching the provinces of Parma, Reggio Emilia and Massa Carrara. A very striking environment, which preserves extensive forests, rare species of flowers and plants, as well as a large number of lake basins of glacial origin, reminiscent of the alpine environments. Here are some interesting must-see attractions in this unique atmosphere, along with our recommendations for healthy living at a farmhouse!

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Come to discover the verdant hilly area that surrounds Italy’s capital, Rome, interesting not only from the point of view of landscape, but also for the historical and artistic beauty of the villages in this area: we are talking of Castelli Romani, a group of small villages in the Alban Hills south of Rome. This area is rich in archaeological remains from different eras, manor houses, city walls, villas and delicious food. Let’s find out some places not to be missed, along with our tips for a stay on a farm in the countryside!

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One of the most beautiful and fascinating Italian regions thanks to the charm of its landscapes and unspoiled nature: Trentino-Alto Adige! Some tips to enjoy a healthy and rejuvenating holiday in the quietness of the mountains, and rediscover the traditions of this wonderful land in some farmhouses of charm.
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It’s August, finally it’s time for the long-awaited holidays! Here are some tips to spend a weekend away from city stress and hectic pace we’re used to… so we go to the discovery of 5 beautiful farmhouses located in truly unique landscape contexts, pampered by genuine hospitality and delicious food!

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An enchanting route, the one reaching Stintino and Porto Torres from Alghero, along the north-west coast of Sardinia. Here are some places not to miss to discover the truly exceptional natural heritage of this area … with our tips for a relaxing stay on the wildest island in Italy!
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Today let’s discover the coast of Salento, and we do so from a particular perspective, getting closer to some of the most beautiful Italian beaches… from the sea! There are many must-see attractions and events that illuminate the evenings at the seaside for summer 2014… let’s find out some, along with our suggestions for a 100% natural stay at a farmhouse.

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Agriturismi.it the portal dedicated to promoting the best festivals and events to rediscover the traditions and typical products of the small towns that dot our country. Let’s find out some of the finest festivals for the summer: the protagonists are the typical products of our wonderful land, in an atmosphere of joy and sharing, with all the authenticity of a holiday at a farmhouse! Read more »

We’re approaching the traditional Venetian event of the Feast of the Redeemer, when the lagoon city lights up with fireworks. On the evening of Saturday, July 19th, the lovely setting of St. Mark’s Basin and the Giudecca Canal will host countless boats decorated for the holiday, with friends waiting for the play of light in the night.

One of the most anticipated events in town, dating back to the year 1577 when the city was liberated from a terrible plague, and the Palladian Basilica of the Redeemer was built on the Giudecca Island. A chance to rediscover the Serenissima in a unique atmosphere, so we have selected a few farmhouses nearby for an unforgettable stay.
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Who among us does not love ice cream? This very sweet and refreshing food is the star of our route today, which leads us to retrace the most important stages in the history of ice cream in our country, between truth and legend, and of course we can’t forget a relaxing stop at the farmhouse.

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melograno2Plans for the weekend? Today we suggest a route in the province of Siena, a great romantic destination. The city that has charmed many with its medieval atmosphere, nestled among the rolling hills of Chianti, Val d’Elsa and Crete Senesi. A relaxing break which includes the classic stages of Piazza del Campo, every summer the hugely popular location for the Palio, which sees the competition of city districts, the imposing cathedral of the year 1100, the soaring Torre del Mangia and the National Art Gallery in the beautiful Palazzo Buonsignori. And then nearby we find the village of San Gimignano with its towers, Volterra famous for its alabaster, Pienza and the ancient Abbey of San Galgano, as well as excellent spa resorts Saturnia and Bagno Vignoni.
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