Wood, Nature and Fun

Discover what wood tourism means to me as I travel through Piedmont’s Maira and Varaita Valleys in Italy: wood carvings, Occitan villages, nature and traditions.

From prehistory to the Moon, from mummies and impossible carvings to bizarre inventions: discover 16 of the strangest and most interesting facts about wood. All true and documented!

Chemp is an art village in the Aosta Valley, inhabited and shaped into a living work by Angelo Giuseppe Bettoni. A place unlike any other.

Discover Belvedere Garden in Caprile: an artistic garden in Piedmont where wood, nature and imagination meet in a truly unforgettable experience. I’ve been there, and I can’t wait to tell you all about it in this article!

Discover the Sant’Orso Fair, the thousand-year-old event that celebrates art, tradition, and wood craftsmanship in the heart of Aosta. A journey through market stalls, unique creations, and master woodcarvers who pass down ancient skills.

Explore the Nigellas’ Trail in Langhe, Piedmont, a magical path with wood carvings by Barba Brisiu. Discover woodland fairies and breathtaking views.

Using the vacations to learn more about the world of woodcarving? The Austrian woodcarving school Geisler-Moroder is waiting for you!

When Geocaching meets the art of Woodcarving the most beautiful caches ever come out, I tell you about them in this article!

I have discovered for you a fabulous path, a walk among gnomes and fantastic woodland animals, I tell you about it in this article!

Discover the art of wood carving in the Aosta Valley. Explore the St.Orso Fair, visit the Mont Fallere Refuge. Be inspired and join me for a journey through culture, nature and local crafts

Did you know that you have your own guide tree? In this article I will reveal the special features of the wood and the secrets!