e-borghi travel magazine: 05 Landscapes and villages

Jean (Hans) Arp, Overturned Blue Shoe with Two Heels under a Black Vault, 1925 c. Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice. Jean Arp ÂŠ by SIAE 2019.

13.04 / 02.09.2019 The exhibition is organized by the Nasher Sculpture Center

With the support of Institutional Patrons EFG Lavazza

Generous support for The Nature of Arp is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia

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Public Programs are made possible by Fondazione Araldi Guinetti, Vaduz

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e-borghi travel magazine: 05 Landscapes and villages

Published on Jun 4, 2019

e-borghi travel

Free digital travel magazine about villages and slow tourism. This month dedicated to the landscapes and their villages. Our journey starts from the green velvet of the Cimbrian Alps in Trentino then we reach Friuli-Venezia Giulia with its unexpected gifts in a generous nature. Then we move to the Po Delta featured by villages that are spread around like the confetti and a magic lagoon. Then there are the salt marshes: wind, sun, water and the production of salt. Afterwards we reach Tuscany and the Orcia Valley, a series of hills covered in vineyards, olive and chestnut trees, Medieval villages, castles, abbeys and parish churches while on the East side we suggest you to visit the “villages of the infinite” that remind of Leopardi where the landscape is the source of the inspiration for the past and the present artists. Basilicata welcomes you in the South of Italy, it’s a charming area featured by its perched villages and hardworking little towns and Matera, the European capital of culture in 2019.

Articles inside

e-borghi travel magazine: 05 Landscapes and villages

Articles inside

Summary

Friuli-Venezia Giulia: mills, furnaces and the Middle Ages on the border

Basilicata, a green heart between the Dolomites and the Sea

Matera - Sassi, canyons and magic

Alp Cimbrian: Strongholds, tracks and ancient tastes

The Po River Delta, the Unesco nature

The Orcia Valley, the landscape that becomes art

When you feel a landscape within yourself

The salt ways between the earth and the sea

Calabria, the Landscapes of Contemplation

Marche Itinerary: The “villages of the Infinite”

Crossborder: Southern France, between nature and humankind

#arteborghi - The landscapes within

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