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I NOSTRI VIAGGI Aprile - Ottobre 2020 INDICE VIAGGI 2020 APRILE Data Pag TRAVEL I NOSTRI VIAGGI Aprile - Ottobre 2020 INDICE VIAGGI 2020 APRILE data pag. VENERDI’ AL MERCATO DI VENTIMIGLIA E DOLCEACQUA.................................................................3.................. Pag. 4 MERCATO PROVENZALE AD ANTIBES....................................................................................................4.................. Pag. 4 MANTOVA UN GIOIELLO SUL FIUME.......................................................................................................5.................. Pag. 4 PASQUA A SALISBURGO E I LAGHI DEL SALISBURGHESE.............................................................11-14............... Pag. 5 PASQUA NAVIGANDO TRA GIGLIO, GIANNUTRI E PERLE TOSCANE..................................................11-13............... Pag. 6 GRAN TOUR DI PASQUA IN OLANDA...................................................................................................11-17.............. Pag. 7 LE CITTÀ MURATE DEL VENETO............................................................................................................11-13.............. Pag. 8 PASQUA IN FRANCIACORTA E RISERVA NATURALE DEL SEBINO................................................12-13.............. Pag. 9 PASQUA A RAVENNA S. APOLLINARE IN CLASSE........................................................................... 12-13............... Pag. 9 PASQUETTA SUL TRENINO DELLE CENTOVALLI...................................................................................13................. Pag. 10 PARMA CAPITALE DELLA CULTURA 2020...............................................................................................13................ Pag. 10 LA FIORITURA DEI TULIPANI AL PARCO GIARDINI SIGURTÀ.............................................................19................ Pag. 10 PARCHI E LAGHI DELLA CROAZIA.........................................................................................................24-28.............. Pag. 11 MERCATO PROVENZALE AD ANTIBES...................................................................................................25................. Pag. 11 “FESTA DEL TULIPANO E DI PRIMAVERA” SUL LAGO TRASIMENO..............................................25-26.............. Pag. 12 TOUR IN BATTELLO ALLE CINQUE TERRE..............................................................................................25................. Pag. 13 ABBAZIA DI VEZZOLANO E ASTIGIANO GOLOSO................................................................................26................. Pag. 13 PRAGA... LA CITTA’ DELLE 100 TORRI!...............................................................................................30/4-4/5............ Pag. 14 MAGGIO data pag. BORGHI MARINARI E CARROZZE A SAN ROSSORE............................................................................1-3................ Pag. 15 TRENINO DELLE CENTOVALLI....................................................................................................................1.................. Pag. 15 TOUR IN BATTELLO ALLE CINQUE TERRE................................................................................................1................. Pag. 15 TRENINO ROSSO DEL BERNINA..........................................................................................................2, 9, 23............. Pag. 15 LE GROTTE DI POSTUMIA, IL CASTELLO DI PREDJAMA, TRIESTE E PALMANOVA....................8-10................ Pag. 16 IL MERCATO PROVENZALE DI SAINT TROPEZ UN FESTIVAL DI COLORI!.........................................9................. Pag. 16 GIORNATA BENESSERE ALLE TERME DI ST. VINCENT........................................................................10................ Pag. 17 VILLA REALE DI MONZA E IL MERCATO DEL BROCANTAGE..............................................................10................. Pag. 17 SPLENDORI DI GIORDANIA....................................................................................................................10-17.............. Pag. 18 PUGLIA CLASSICA E MATERA...............................................................................................................15-20.............. Pag. 19 IMPERDIBILE MOSTRA “RAFFAELLO” A ROMA................................................................................. 14-15.............. Pag. 20 MANTOVA E SABBIONETA SULLE TRACCE DI ISABELLA D’ESTE..................................................16-17.............. Pag. 20 EZE E MONTECARLO...................................................................................................................................16................. Pag. 21 ISOLA DI PONZA E RIVIERA D’ULISSE.................................................................................................. 22-24................ Pag. 21 LAGO D’ORTA E ISOLA DI SAN GIULIO...................................................................................................23................. Pag. 22 IL BALESTRO DEL GIRIFALCO A MASSA MARITTIMA.........................................................................24................. Pag. 22 SOGGIORNO A GRAN CANARIA..........................................................................................................25/5-1/6............ Pag. 22 CROCIERA SUL VOLGA.......................................................................................................................... 29/5-8/6............ Pag. 23 TOUR CULTURALE DELLA CALABRIA................................................................................................. 28/5-3/6........... Pag. 24 NAPOLI, REGGIA DI CASERTA E POMPEI.......................................................................................... 30/5-2/6........... Pag. 25 LE VILLAGE “PERCHÉ” , GOURDON E I PROFUMI DI GRASSE............................................................ 30................. Pag. 26 BUDAPEST... LA PARIGI DELL’EST!....................................................................................................30/5-3/6............ Pag. 26 TOUR GRECIA DEL NORD E ALBANIA................................................................................................30/5-7/6............ Pag. 27 LE ISOLE DI PORQUEROLLES E ST. TROPEZ........................................................................................30-31............... Pag. 28 VILLA REALE, “LE RINASCENZE” E MONTECARLO DI LUCCA............................................................ 31................. Pag. 28 GIUGNO data pag. TRENINO ROSSO DEL BERNINA................................................................................................................1.................. Pag. 28 TRENINO DELLE CENTOVALLI....................................................................................................................2.................. Pag. 29 TOUR IN BATTELLO ALLE CINQUE TERRE................................................................................................2................. Pag. 29 ® TRENINO ROSSO DEL BERNINA E LA VAL ROSEG............................................................................... 6-7................ Pag. 29 IL FASCINO DI CANNES E L’ILE DE SAINTE MARGUERITE..................................................................6.................. Pag. 29 VILLA TARANTO IL GIARDINO PIÙ BELLO DEL MONDO.......................................................................7.................. Pag. 30 GIORNATA BENESSERE ALLE TERME DI ST. VINCENT........................................................................7................ Pag. 30 MAREMMA E ISOLA DEL GIGLIO...........................................................................................................12-14.............. Pag. 30 MATERA CAPITALE DELLA CULTURA 2019.......................................................................................... 12-15.............. Pag. 31 DIANO CASTELLO E VILLA GROCK... IL “CIRCO DI PIETRA”................................................................13................. Pag. 32 INFIORATA DI SPELLO............................................................................................................................13-14............... Pag. 32 LE ISOLE DEL LAGO MAGGIORE E PALAZZO BORROMEO...................................................................14................. Pag. 33 SOGGIORNO MARE IN CALABRIA........................................................................................................ 14-28............... Pag. 33 TOUR DELLA VAL D’ORCIA E SIENA..................................................................................................... 19-21............... Pag. 34 NAVIGANDO TRA LE ISOLE DEL GOLFO DI LA SPEZIA E LE PERLE DEL GOLFO DEI POETI.......... 24................. Pag. 34 TOUR DELLA POLONIA E PERLE DELL’EST..........................................................................................23-30............... Pag. 35 COURMAYEUR E IL CASTELLO DI FENIS.................................................................................................28................. Pag. 36 LUGLIO data pag. GIORNATA BENESSERE ALLE TERME DI ST. VINCENT........................................................................5.................. Pag. 36 VALLORIA IL BORGO DIPINTO E CERVO..................................................................................................5.................. Pag. 36 FRIULI TERRA DI CONFINE RICCA DI STORIA.....................................................................................10-12.............
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