ECOTOURISM IN ITALY
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ECOTOURISM IN ITALY
On the territory of the Bel Paese, one of the most popular destinations is Camigliatello Silano, a natural oasis located in the Sila National Park. Travelers can consider taking a walk 1300 meters above sea level and enjoy some splendid views of the surrounding nature. Throughout the year you can admire its extraordinary fauna and take walks in the paths of the Silan woods.
On the other side of Italy, in the Aosta Valley, you can find Cogne, a town that overlooks the Sant’Orso meadow. Nearby is the Gran Paradiso National Park, where you can see some particular species of birch trees. Not only. With valleys, streams, animals and unspoiled nature, the park offers unique emotions. In order to fully enjoy its beauty, numerous excursions are organized. All that remains is to choose!
In central Italy, on the other hand, the idea of visiting Pescocostanzo, a town located in the Highlands of Abruzzo at more than 1400 meters above sea level, could be considered. In this ancient village you can admire particular examples of religious and civil buildings in a perfect mix of nature and architecture.
The Farfa area is also very popular. The area of the province of Rieti, along the Farfa river is one of the most beautiful natural areas in Lazio. Not far from the capital, it offers the possibility of pleasant excursions and numerous historical and gastronomic attractions. It is, in fact, an area rich in characteristic villages, ancient abbeys and sites of archaeological interest. Furthermore, here you can taste the typical products of Sabina: cheeses, mushrooms, fruit, olive oil. You cannot, then, miss the ancient Farfa Abbey, a jewel in the heart of the territory, declared a "national monument".
Finally, among the Italian places most visited by ecotourists, Pozza di Fassa, a town located in Trentino, stands out. It is described by many travelers as a haven of tranquility, away from the dynamic life of Italian cities. An oasis of well-being and tranquility with thermal waters. They are ideal for skin care and flow at 1320 meters from a sulfur spring, the only one in Trentino.
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