“Il Canto dell’Italia che lavora”. Quando il 1° maggio si sposta sul web
L’appuntamento del primo maggio amiatino è su Youtube
L’appuntamento del primo maggio amiatino è su Youtube
Consiglia Santa Fiora e vinci un viaggio. Scopri il photo contest dell’associazione “Borghi più belli d’Italia”
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Dalla vasta faggeta ai parchi naturali che abbracciamo il cono vulcano. Ecco 5 luoghi dove i confini sembrano non esistere
Pillole culturali che viaggiano su Facebook e Instagram e che permettono di conoscere l’Amiata rimanendo a casa
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Oltre mille ettari tra sentieri, natura e una ricca fauna selvatica
Oltre mille ettari tra sentieri, natura e una ricca fauna selvatica
Qualche idea per conoscere il Monte Amiata scoprendo i piatti tipici in luoghi particolari
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Ultimo appuntamento stagionale sul monte Amiata dello sciclub Lo Scoiattolo
Il monte Amiata sarà in tv con uno dei suoi borghi più belli
Sabato 22 febbraio, a Marroneto, un piccolo borgo dell’Amiata si rivive la tradizione del carnevale morto
Sabato 22 febbraio, a Marroneto, un piccolo borgo dell’Amiata si rivive la tradizione del carnevale morto
Domenica 23 febbraio ad Arcidosso si torna a festeggiare Carnevale con una grande festa di paese
Prosegue Comironica, Il prossimo spettacolo teatrale sarà quello di Lucia Poli
Sabato 23 e domenica 24 febbraio saranno due giorni dove protagonisti saranno i motori.
Sabato 8 febbraio a Santa Fiora sarà una notte speciale. Ecco la Notte Nera
Il rifugio Fonte delle Monache, nel comune di Santa Fiora, viene ristrutturato e valorizzato a fini turistici.
A Santa Fiora il 21 giugno si correrà una Granfondo valida come prova del Cannondale Mountain Bike Tour Toscana
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