Those who want to open a farmhouse in Valle d’Aosta have to follow the Regional Law 29 of 4 December 2006.
Molise is one of the smallest regions of Italy, but it doesn’t lack beauty and traditions: discovering this small strip of land is to venture into landscapes of various kinds, ranging from the seaside to the mountains.
For over one century it has been true to its farming vocation: farmhouse La Badessa is a silent oasis in the heart of Salento, perfect in order to enjoy the natural beauties and the scents of this wonderful land, among citrus trees, olive trees and beaches. Let’s discover it with Mrs. Francesca.
Call it Charon or Scipio, heat has arrived, and air conditioning is not enough to make us feel better. So why not giving yourself a last minute, for a few days away from the city without spending too much?
We are in 2012, but a steam railway can still be seen in operation. Where? At the farmhouse La collina dei Treni, located in the beautiful natural setting of Umbria, to be precise in Valtopina (PG).
Our readers, big fans of farmhouses and ecological holidays, will surely have heard of the farmhouse run by 12 former homeless people.
To open a farmhouse in Trentino Alto Adige it is necessary to conform to the terms of two provincial laws. These are two separate regulations, one for the province of Trento, and one for the province of Bolzano.
The itinerary consists in a walk through the fields and pastures of Mount Pasubio, where orchids, rhododendrons and arnica flourish, making unique the path to the Lancia refuge.
