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Querida comunidad, me lo han pedido muchas veces. Pues hoy viajamos al Lago de Como, en el norte de Italia. Este lago, en la región de Lombardía, es conocido por su forma de ‘Y' invertida, sus aguas cristalinas y los pueblos que lo rodean, como Bellagio y Varenna. Prepara tu tarjeta de crédito, y vámonos. Gracias por estar aquí escuchando este podcast —¡ya vamos por más de 1,000 episodios juntos! Somos una comunidad que no para de crecer, rozando las 900,000 escuchas al mes, y eso es pura magia, ¡gracias a ti! Esto es una locura y me encanta compartirlo contigo. Por cierto, si viajas y quieres estar conectado tengo un código de descuento de 5% para tí en tu próxima eSim de HolaFly https://holafly.sjv.io/N94mdN el código de descuento es ELTURISTA Que lo disfrutes. Todavía no he pulsado el botón de ‘monetizar' porque quiero que nada interrumpa esta aventura: ni anuncios, ni pausas, solo tú y yo explorando el mundo. Pero te necesito: ¿me echas una mano? Dame 5 estrellas y deja una reseña, son 30 segundos para ti y un empujón enorme para mí.  Tú también puedes ser parte activa: ¿tienes ideas para futuros episodios? Envíame un audio de hasta 1 minuto por Instagram o Facebook —puedes mandar varios si necesitas más tiempo—. Búscame como https://www.instagram.com/cesarsar_elturista/ , CesarSar en FB  https://www.facebook.com/CesarSar/  o suscríbete a mi canal de YouTube  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC55ZMnqfOlSc7uWbIEM4bDw ¿Prefieres escribirme? Mándame un correo a viajes@cesarsar.com , y si quieres, incluye una nota de voz.  Si sueñas con un viaje perfecto, déjame ayudarte. Como viajero consultor, pongo a tus pies mis 135 países recorridos y tres vueltas al mundo —¡eso son muchas historias que contar! Escríbeme al mismo mail y organicemos juntos tu próximo gran viaje, para que vivas, disfrutes y sueñes a lo grande, porque un buen viaje es pura vida. Además, he vuelto a lanzar viajes en grupo, así que estate atento a mis redes: ¡podríamos explorar el mundo juntos!  Y si te mola este podcast y quieres darme un extra de apoyo con la serie de tv, deja un comentario en mi post de BuenViaje en IG: https://www.instagram.com/p/CrKqoyzubKZ/?  Un abrazo enorme, comunidad. Compartir es vivir, ¡y contigo esto cobra sentido!Aquí algunas de las plataformas donde está disponible el podcast. Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/c%C3%A9sar-sar-el-turista/id1592890080Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/14Gs7rhzsYoaQe5Nh05SsI?si=HMPa8pfqSKWSSf0ZtIQGKgIVOOX https://go.ivoox.com/sq/1396585#Viajes #ViajesBarartos #Viajes #Viajessostenibles #Consejosdeviajes #Viajesfelices #Podcastdeviajes #Vueltaalmundo #Italia #lagodecomo #LagoComo #LagodiComo

Luca Colnaghi, atleta della società vicentina di ciclismo Vf Group Bardiani CSF Faizanè, è stato vittima il 5 marzo a Varenna (Lecco) di una grave aggressione a colpi di pietra e pugni da parte di due motociclisti.

In this episode, Pam takes us on a journey through Italy, sharing how she and her sister made the most of credit card points to explore some of the country's most iconic spots. From the excitement of snagging business class seats on Turkish Airlines to their adventures in Rome, Lake Como, and Cinque Terre, this episode is packed with tips, laughs, and a few surprises. Flying in Style with Turkish Airlines Pam kicks things off by describing how she and her sister flew business class round-trip for just 90,000 miles each! Although they traveled on Turkish Airlines' older plane configuration, Pam found the seats spacious and comfortable. With quality food, incredible service, and even tea lights during dinner, Turkish Airlines left a lasting impression. Exploring Chicago's Park Hyatt Before heading overseas, Pam and her sister spent a day in Chicago, staying at the luxurious Park Hyatt. With a stunning view of the city, a Viator tour, and some quality time on the Navy Pier, their Chicago stay set the tone for a relaxing trip. Lake Como's Grand Hotel Victoria Lake Como is Pam's favorite Italian destination, and staying at the Grand Hotel Victoria felt like a dream come true. Despite a minor hiccup with their limo service, she describes the hotel's new beach club and the serene beauty of Lake Como's small towns. A day trip to Varenna made this part of the trip unforgettable. Wandering Through Cinque Terre Pam and her sister finally made it to Cinque Terre, a place they'd planned to visit on a past trip. Staying at Hotel Pasquale in Monterosso, they explored the charming coastal villages by train, enjoyed the local gelato, and took in the stunning coastal views. Pam notes that, while crowded during the day, Cinque Terre transforms into a peaceful, magical place once the cruise crowds leave. Wrapping Up in Milan The sisters ended their Italian adventure with a stay at the Sheraton Malpensa before flying back. Pam shares a final tip for using points on international trips, especially when navigating multiple cities and modes of transportation. For Pam, Italy is a place she'll never tire of, and her love for the country and its culture shines through in every story. If you're dreaming of an Italian getaway or curious about how to make the most of points and miles, this episode is a must-listen! Hit play now to hear the full story!    Links For This Episode:  Park Hyatt Chicago: https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/illinois/park-hyatt-chicago/chiph Grand Hotel Victoria: https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/bgyhvlx-grand-hotel-victoria-concept-and-spa-lago-di-como/ Hotel Pasquale: https://www.hotelpasquale.it/en/index.php Sheraton Malpensa Airport: https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/milmp-sheraton-milan-malpensa-airport-hotel-and-conference-centre/overview Itailarail: https://www.italiarail.com Links: Links For All Things Travel Mom Squad: stan.store/travelmomsquad   Episode Minute By Minute: 00:30 – Pam's Love for Italy and Setting the Scene 01:37 – Scoring Business Class Seats on Turkish Airlines 06:00 – Exploring Chicago and Staying at the Park Hyatt 15:26 – Arriving at Lake Como's Grand Hotel Victoria 24:17 – Wandering Through Cinque Terre 35:30 – Wrapping Up the Trip in Milan and Travel Tips

All Home Care Matters and our host, Lance A. Slatton were honored to welcome Anne Belden, Paul Gullixson, and Beth Eurotas-Steffy as guest to the show. About "Inflamed": “Inflamed” is a story about the abandonment of more than 100 senior citizens at a luxury senior living complex during a catastrophic wildfire in California's Wine Country in 2017. The book offers an hour-by-hour account of the desperate attempts by family members and others to reach and rescue their loved ones from Villa Capri, an assisted living and memory care center, and Varenna, a massive independent living community. The book then chronicles the battle for truth and accountability against the facility's powerful owners who tried to deny what happened and silence their critics, going as far as financing a million-dollar recall of the district attorney who investigated the botched fire evacuation. About Anne Belden: Anne Belden runs the journalism program and advises the newsroom at Santa Rosa Junior College. Before teaching, she spent 18 years as a journalist, working as a reporter and editor on the San Francisco Peninsula where her news, feature, and investigative articles were recognized by the California Newspaper Publishers Association, San Francisco Peninsula Press Club, and Parenting Publications of America. Anne holds a bachelor's degree in mass communication from UCLA and a master's degree in media studies from Stanford University. She lives in Sebastopol, California. About Paul Gullixson: Paul Gullixson is a seasoned journalist with more than 35 years of experience working for West Coast newspapers, including The Press Democrat, the San Francisco Chronicle and other Bay Area newspapers. As columnist and editorial writer for The Press Democrat, he played a key role in the newspaper winning the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for coverage of the October 2017 fires. Paul currently serves as Communications Manager for the County of Sonoma. He lives in Santa Rosa, California.

In this episode, the FAQ is: What should I tell people who think I can't travel solo?   Today's Destination is Lake Como, Italy Today's Misstep: Sometimes, you don't love your roommates when you share a room. Here's why.   Travel Advice: Don't buy another timeshare. If you have one, it's really hard to sell it.   FAQ: What do I tell people who think I can't travel solo?   Answer: Ask them why not. Then listen. Then, address each one of their questions or comments if you like. No one says you need permission to travel solo, but it would be good to tell them you are prepared, have planned for things to go wrong, and have taken this travel step by step to be more likely to be successful. They may be telling you in a way that they will miss you, but don't know how to say that. They could also be jealous. They could wish they could make this trip themselves. So there could be a lot of hidden reasons why they have those opinions.   Today's destination: Lake Como, Italy   Lake Como, Italy, was a quick train ride from Milan, Italy.    On a hot day, about 95 degrees Fahrenheit,  I ventured to Lake Como to cool down. I went there solo for three days, staying in town at a hostel that cost me $150 a night for a “middle bunk.” That was the most I paid for sleeping anywhere around the world. It did have a bathroom with a shower en suite.   It may have been less costly if I had booked earlier than two weeks in advance. Either way, here's some advice if you are heading there.   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Como_San_Giovanni_railway_station It was a quick walk from the Como San Giovanni train station to town, so you don't need a car here if you stay in the main city. The lake is a breathtaking view from wherever you are, so the water keeps you cool, even on a boat. Buy the all-day ferry ticket if you can stay for the day. https://lakecomotravel.com/boat-tours-ferry-lake-como/   https://www.navigazionelaghi.it/en/services/disabled-accessibility-and-prm/   Explore all the ferries and see the episode's notes with links, including accessibility information for getting on and off the ferries.   I spent a full day on a ferry tour of the lake, three hours north at its furthest and with more than one tributary. I got off at Menagio and found a paid private club called Lido, but I did not swim there. A few minutes later, while swimming, I met a family from Denmark at a free swim spot. I walked the town and had Nutella-flavored gelato. I then Took the ferry to Varenna. I walked the town.  Then, I took another Ferry to Bellagio. The line was too long to get back on, so I stayed on board. I got off later in the smaller town. I met another couple from Germany. They agreed it was dreadfully Hot. I Stopped to cool my feet in the sea at Argegno—thunderstorms in the morning. I walked to town.  https://www.explorelakecomo.com/go/lido-di-argegno#google_vignette I met a girl from Munich and her friend, who took a photo of me with some flowers.  Bellagio has the George Clooney Villa. Most of the music I hear is American pop, not Italian.   https://www.bellagiolakecomo.com/en/bellagio-lake-como-italy/poi-points-of-interest/public-transport-lake-como The lake is carved into a deep canyon. The hills above can be accessed by a special bus-like on rails called a Funicular.   I took the Lake Como Funicular at 7:15 pm, running every 30 minutes until midnight. I highly recommend you do this and give yourself time at the top. The views are stunning, and there's a lot to explore here. It connects Como to the town of Brunate. The trip lasts 7 minutes and reaches the maximum allowed gradient of 55%—so that's steep! The fee is small: only 3 euros (4 dollars) for a single journey and 5,50 euros (7 dollars) for a round trip. So worth it!   When leaving the train station, notice the sculpture of large human hands nearby. It is beautiful and dedicated to disabled service people. One hand is healthy,, and one is wounded.    https://www.explorelakecomo.com/go/monumento-ai-caduti-per-servizio Also, I noticed a little bit of Las Vegas here; inside the train station, there was mini gambling, like in Las Vegas. Ironically, there's a hotel in Las Vegas that's called Bellagio.  Today's Misstep: You don't always love your roommates, right?    I went to bed by 9 p.m. because I was busy the next day. My bed was the middle bunk, and there were 5 in the room booked. At 11 p.m., two girls arrived and talked in street voices. I asked them to quiet down nicely. They did not. I finally did get to sleep, but it was rude of them to wake others with their voices and chatter. Would you agree?   Today's Travel Advice: Don't buy a timeshare or another one. If you have one, it's tough to sell it.   We got conned when we tried to sell our timeshare, so don't let that happen to you. We only lost a few thousand dollars, but it was a warning. These are not easy to sell. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. If they ask you for money, walk away. Timeshares are hard to navigate to use your week. I spend hours each year trying to book one, and it's very frustrating.   I want to bring meaning to your future travels. Sign up for the Dr. Travelbest newsletter. We can connect on my websites, Facebook page, group, or Instagram. Find the 5 Steps to Solo Travel series on Amazon. The show notes have more details for you to connect. Please support this podcast with a review. 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Show Notes: Exploring the Hidden Gems of Lago di Como Hosts: Kimberly and Tommaso In this delightful episode, Tommaso and I dive into the serene beauty and hidden treasures of Lago di Como, reflecting on the positive feedback from our popular episode on the same. We open the conversation by discussing the challenges first-time visitors often face when navigating the area, particularly in discovering less crowded villages beyond the bustling Bellagio. Key Highlights: Listener Story: I share a heartwarming story from a listener that highlights the theme of global interconnectedness, illustrating how travel can bring people closer together despite distances. Via del Amore: We announce the reopening of the iconic Via del Amore after a 12-year restoration, advising listeners to avoid peak seasons when visiting Cinque Terre to escape the crowds and enjoy a more peaceful experience. Exploring Lago di Como: Varena: Known for its tranquility, stunning villas, botanical gardens, and boat rentals, Verena is highly recommended for a serene escape. Day Trips: Our recommendations for day trips include Varenna and Lecco, with Varenna offering notable attractions and Lecco providing a charming, less crowded alternative with scenic nearby villages. Bellagio: We discuss the heavy tourist traffic in Bellagio, primarily due to its single main street, and suggest visiting during off-peak times for a more enjoyable experience. Quieter Villages: Lezzeno, Nesso, Pognana Lario, and Faggeto Lario (the “Lario twins”) are highlighted for their peaceful ambiance, offering a break from the more tourist-heavy areas. Historical Context: We share a fascinating tidbit about the lake's name change from Lago di Lario to Lago di Como, adding depth to the cultural understanding of the region. Navigating Boat Schedules: We emphasize the importance of mastering the complex boat schedules to ensure a tranquil visit, with tips on rental options and enjoying the breathtaking views. Torno: Tommaso and I reminisce about our fond memories in Torno, noting its charming church, serene cemetery reminiscent of Pere Lachaise in Paris, and the luxurious Serrano hotel. Despite the limited activities, Torno's relaxing charm makes it an ideal spot for day trips. We wrap up the episode by expressing our deep enthusiasm for Lago di Como and offering our travel planning assistance, backed by our extensive visits and personal experiences. Join Tommaso and me as we guide you through the serene and lesser-known corners of Lago di Como, ensuring your visit is both memorable and peaceful. Follow us on Social Media Instagram Facebook 

Welcome to another episode of “Kimberly's Italy,” where I, Kimberly and my co-host Tommaso, take you on a journey through the captivating regions of Italy. In this episode, I shift the spotlight to the stunning Lake Como and its charming surrounding villages. As Rome prepares for an influx of visitors for the Catholic Church Jubilee in 2025, we offer recommendations for alternative travel destinations, encouraging you to explore less touristy areas for a more authentic Italian experience. Main Themes: Alternative Travel Destinations: With Rome expected to be bustling with Jubilee visitors, I suggest considering Lake Como as a serene and picturesque alternative. Personal Experiences: I share my personal visits to Lake Como during off-peak seasons, highlighting the benefits of avoiding large crowds and truly immersing in the local culture. Diverse Attractions: From dining and shopping in Como to the tranquil charm of villages like Moltrasio, there's something for every traveler. Noteworthy mentions include the elegant Passalacqua hotel and the beautiful gardens and artwork at Hotel Tremezzo and Villa Carlota in Tremezzo. Limited Ferry Services: While ferry services may be limited in some areas, I assure you that villages such as Laglio and Argegno, offer exceptional dining, hiking, and breathtaking views of the Alps. Historic Villas and Bustling Waterfronts: North of Argegno, explore Sala Comacina and Leno, known for their historic villas and vibrant waterfronts with public markets and eateries. Ease of Mobility in Menaggio: Menaggio is highlighted for its easier mobility and less crowded atmosphere compared to Bellagio and Como. Sailing and Kiting Adventures: For the adventurous, I discuss the thrilling sailing and kiting experiences available, particularly at the Bellano Sailing School near Varenna. This episode emphasizes the joy of uncovering hidden gems and experiencing local life away from the usual tourist trails. Join me and my co-host Tommaso as we delve into the wonders of Lake Como, offering practical tips and heartfelt stories to inspire your next Italian adventure. Follow us on Social Media Instagram Facebook 

Join us as we embark on a picturesque journey to Riva del Garda, situated on the stunning Lake Garda. In this episode, we delve into the region's rich sailing culture, its natural beauty, and the profound impact of travel planning. Key Highlights: Riva del Garda - A Sailor's Paradise: Discover why Lake Garda is a renowned hotspot for sailing activities such as windsurfing, wind foiling, and kite surfing. Contrast between traditional windsurfing and modern sailing trends. The unique winds generated by the Dolomites make Lake Garda an ideal location for sailing enthusiasts. Importance of Meticulous Travel Planning: Anecdote highlighting the value of detailed travel planning through a client's praise for a well-organized trip to Italy. Tips on how personalized travel advice can enhance the travel experience. Social Media's Impact on Tourist Destinations: Example of Varenna on Lake Como becoming overcrowded due to its popularity on social media. Discussion on how this trend affects the authenticity and enjoyment of travel spots. Exploring Riva del Garda: The charm of Riva del Garda's Centro Storico with its preserved buildings, diverse architecture, and car-free streets. Outdoor dining experiences and the local shopping scene. Historical landmarks such as the old clock tower and sailing schools with skilled windsurfers. Venturing Beyond Riva del Garda: Visits to Malcesina, featuring a medieval castle and a cable car ride to Montebaldo. Exploration of Bartolino, celebrated for its sailing clubs and water sports activities. Scenic Walks and Architectural Contrasts: A leisurely walk along Lungo Lago in Bardolino showcasing scenic views and architectural differences compared to Riva. Culinary Delights at Desenzano: A stop at the Eseilunga grocery store in Desenzano, highlighting the variety and quality of Italian products. Purchase of ingredients for a late-night pasta meal, celebrating the rich flavors of Italian cuisine. Reflecting on Lake Garda's Allure: Deep appreciation for the region's beauty and the possibility of making Garda a future home. Tune in to this episode to experience the magic of Lake Garda through vivid storytelling and insightful reflections. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or planning your first trip, you'll find plenty of inspiration and practical tips for your next adventure. Follow us on Social Media Instagram Facebook 

Puntata speciale con Deloitte, main sponsor dell'ultima edizione di Varenna. Ernesto Lanzillo è Senior Partner di Deloitte & Touche SpA e Deloitte Private Leader dell'area centro Mediterranea.

Lunedì in compaglia della Stefi che, in questa puntata di ComoEventi, ci parla di Varenna anno mille - da Villa Monastero al Castello di Vezio, sabato 30 settembre, del Festival Franciacorta, a Villa Erba, che chiude la stagione estiva dei Festival itineranti 2023, e di Orticolario dal 28 settembre sempre a Villa Erba. Nella seconda parte, invece, ci parla di Donne di scienza, la mostra al Tempio Voltiano e ospita la Robi di Teatro Sociale Como, che ci racconta le novità della partenza di questa stagione 23/24.

Nell'episodio di oggi approfondiremo l'Assemblea Annuale tenutasi il 13 settembre scorso presso Villa Monastero a Varenna. Assieme a noi il Presidente del Gruppo, Stefano Fumagalli affronteremo il tema di quest'evento "L'intelligenza Artificiale" e gli ospiti che hanno arricchito il dibattito sui rischi e le possibilità che questa tecnologia si porta dietro.

Nella puntata di oggi parleremo della recente Assemblea del Gruppo Giovani di Confindustria Como organizzata congiuntamente al nostro e tenutasi lo scorso mercoledì 14 giugno presso la suggestiva Villa Erba a Cernobbio.Avremo il piacere di avere come ospiti i Presidenti dei rispettivi gruppi, Paolo Bellocco e Stefano Fumagalli, con i quali approfondiremo i temi discussi, gli ospiti di rilievo e gli spunti emersi durante l'Assemblea, con uno sguardo rivolto al prossimo appuntamento di Varenna.

#LakeComo #Italy is filled with quaint little towns that sit in alcoves or jut out into the lake with prominent early 19th-century Italian villas and architecture from a time gone by. Last week, I highlighted Menaggio, and just across the lake is another fantastic town, #Varenna.⏱TIMELINE⏱1:00 Recent trip to Varenna1:11 How to there?1:45 Travel Tip: The right Varenna

This week's episode is recorded live from a small village in Italy, more specifically from the village of Varenna (population 600) in Lake Como. I speak on a very important subject: LOVE. And how it changes everything. Let's continue respecting and love each other no matter where we come from and how we look.  Enjoy the show and please share it with a friend or two! The host is Peter Jumrukovski a Real Estate Agent, World medalist and Author with the mission to help at least 10 million people in 10 years to accomplish their dreams. For more information visit: http://www.ilovesuccess.co

Oggi andiamo sul Lago di Como a scoprire la magia e la leggenda del Fiumelatte. Un fiume che compare e scompare e la cui fonte nessuno è mai riuscito a vedere. Voce e testo: Lucia L. FerrariMusiche: Kingsley Elliot Kaye

On today's episode we chat with Varenna, Nathalie, Carter, and Ryan, about soccer at Kairos!

Con Rosario Balestrieri del CISO Centro Italiano Studi Ornitologici, si fa la seconda puntata del corso di ornitologia radiofonico, ma si parla di Presa Doretta di lunedì sera sugli Amori bestiali e del Circolo Cooperativo Libero Pensiero di Lecco e del Centro Ricerche Ornitologiche Scanagatta di Varenna

Con Rosario Balestrieri del CISO Centro Italiano Studi Ornitologici, si fa la seconda puntata del corso di ornitologia radiofonico, ma si parla di Presa Doretta di lunedì sera sugli Amori bestiali e del Circolo Cooperativo Libero Pensiero di Lecco e del Centro Ricerche Ornitologiche Scanagatta di Varenna

Taking a weekend road trip, the perils of driving slightly tired in the past and the dangers of hiking for the gram.Content warning: mentions of suicide.Fiumelatte: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiumelatte_(river) Sea cliff bridge: https://www.visitnsw.com/destinations/south-coast/wollongong-and-surrounds/stanwell-park/attractions/sea-cliff-bridgeDeaths at the illegal hike: https://www.illawarramercury.com.au/story/5676722/thrillseekers-taking-selfies-at-site-of-sea-cliff-bridge-tragedy/Dragon Back hike: https://www.discoverhongkong.com/anz/explore/great-outdoor/dragons-back.htmlVictoria Peak: https://www.thepeak.com.hk/enGeorgie's hike in Kaliurang: https://hey.georgie.nu/kaliurang/Zion National Park / Angel's Landing: https://utah.com/zion-national-park/angels-landing / https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angels_Landing

Si avvicina il consueto appuntamento con Varenna, sede dell'Assemblea annuale del nostro Gruppo. Nell'episodio di oggi vi anticipiamo qualche dettaglio di questa IV edizione, in cui non mancheranno ospiti di alto livello e tante altre sorprese. Ci vediamo venerdì 3 settembre a Villa Monastero! Per maggiori informazioni: gruppo.giovani@confindustrialeccoesondrio.it

Nella mattinata di giovedì 15 luglio, ai microfoni di Anteprima Number One con Miky, Sergio e Claudio è stato ospite Mauro Mascetti, volontario da vent'anni della Croce Rossa che con freddezza è riuscito ad evitare una vera e propria strage. Stava guidando l'autobus intorno alle zone di Varenna quando dentro ad una galleria ha sentito uno scoppio provenire dal lato posteriore sinistro del mezzo, immediatamente ha capito la pericolosità della situazione ed ha fatto accostare il veicolo. Tratti in salvo i ragazzi, ha provato a spegnere l'incendio che si stava sviluppando dalla ruota sinistra che era scoppiata, evitando così che le auto che stavano passando potessero prendere fuoco. Mauro ha ricevuto tantissimi messaggi di ringraziamento dalle famiglie e non solo, un vero eroe che però non ama definirsi tale!

#podcast #nomadidigitali #sensodellavita #smartworking #smartliving Era da tempo che volevo intervistare Francesca Folda, che ammiro moltissimo per la sua capacità di mettere al centro delle azioni la multiculturalità e l'impatto sociale. Lo spunto è stato un post in cui ha raccontato la sua esperienza di nomade digitale, prima in Kenia e più recentemente quando si è trasferita da Milano a Varenna, con una finestra sul Lago di Como e un wi-fi efficace.Ecco qualche spunto per fare un salto dallo #smartworking allo #smartliving - Muoversi da un "punto fermo definito da altri" ad un "punto fermo dentro di noi"- Continuare a farsi domande, ogni giorno, per trovare il nostro perchè- Darsi delle regole, abbinate al proprio orologio biologico - Inserire dei blocchi per se stessi in ogni giornata- Avere consapevolezza di quale sia il nostro ritmo ideale- Decidere se fare questo salto in via sperimentale, per poco tempo, o per un arco temporale più lungo, sempre con consapevolezza e autodisciplina più ampi rispetto al "normale" - Puntare all'essenzialità e al "viaggiare leggeri", per avere meno sovrastrutture ed essere più aperti al nuovo- Scegliere professionisti (dal medico al commercialista) che siano digital oriented- Provare ad esercitare il proprio impatto sociale ovunque si vada- Andare nei luoghi per "esserci" e non per passarciIl 9 giugno si approfondiscono questi temi in un incontro organizzato da Nomadi Digitali con fellows di @amani institute che arrivano da tutto il mondo e hanno bellissime carriere in remoto

We share more of our favorite idyllic villages that you can reach by boat, and those to visit by car, if you can hold your own driving with Italians! From the grandeur of Villa d'Este in Cernobbio to the botanical gardens in Varenna, there is so much beauty to discover on Lago di Como. Incredibly friendly people, delicious cuisine and breathtaking beauty is what makes it such a special place.

ImpresaComune: un racconto di aziende e territori.Episodio 001 - VARENNA (LC)Abitanti: 742Superficie: 12,57 km²Densità demografica: 59,03 ab./km²Aziende operanti nel comune: 95Densità di imprese (su 1000 ab.): 128 Forza lavoro complessiva: 235Ospiti dell'episodio: Mauro Manzoni, Sindaco di Varenna; Stefano Fumagalli, Presidente Gruppo Giovani Imprenditori di Confindustria Lecco e Sondrio

Consigli su cosa vedere e cosa fare a Varenna in giornata, la passeggiata degli innamorati, il castello di Vezio e Villa Monastero. Uno dei borghi più romantici d'Italia si trova proprio qui sul lago di Como. Titolo: Varenna, la perla del lago di Como Luogo o attività descritti: Varenna, Vezio lago di Como #FamilyPlanet - Puntata 18 - Stagione 1 Ascolta la WebRadio qui Visita il nostro sito www.gorgoradio.it

Per molti italiani quest'anno il San Valentino è stato festeggiato in modo diverso dal solito. Le restrizione vigenti in questo periodo precludevano le tipiche uscite a cena ed i viaggi come li conoscevamo fino all'anno scorso. Nonostante tutto, tra lavoratori e non cadendo in domenica ha permesso a molti di poter far quel che si può ed altri han dovuto improvvisare a causa del boom di prenotazioni

Today's highlights focus on Lake Como in northern Italy. The lake is shaped like an upside down Y. And at the center is the town of Bellagio.    I stayed in the town of Como at the southwest base of the lake. If I had to do it over again, I'd stay somewhere more central like Varenna since I found the ferry schedule for Como to be infrequent and inexact. I would name it ferry ideas: "I'm a ferry and here are some places I might visit today.” I also learned they stop running fairly early so dinner is usually limited to the town you're staying in.   My limited mobility made me feel like Lake Como was a pocket of leisure and wealth. I either needed the leisure of time to visit the other villages or shell out some big bucks for a private water taxi. If you have a group, hiring a boat for a day would be lovely. Cabs are expensive and hard to find.   One highlight of Como was a gem of a restaurant I discovered by the train station. Schedule a meal at the lovely Figli dei Fiori. I had an absolutely divine lunch in the charming garden terrace.   Want answers? Send your questions, comments and thoughts about life universe@thelinlife.com   Thank you so much for listening to The Lin Life Universe. I hope you've been enjoying it. Please leave a review! 

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In this episode, I catch up with Matteo Varenna. Matteo is a terrific sidemount diver and instructor and a great guy as well. In this episode we go deep into: his background in diving and sidemount what is wrong with Sidemount Specialty Instructor training and how this can be fixed why he decided to become a Sidemount Essentials instructor the importance of video feedback in dive courses the problems with social media and forums his XDEEP presentations on set up and fixing issues and much more... Featured in this episode: Sponsor - XDEEP https://www.xdeep.eu/  Sidemount Essentials Training - https://www.sidemounting.com/in-water-training/ Sidemount Fundamentals eBook - https://goo.gl/Davqc1

Broadcasting live from the Lake Las Vegas Sports Club, Andy and Tony are joined by. . . Anisa Patton & Andrea Spinuzzi (Pulte): Preview the grand opening of the newest Pulte neighboorhood in Las Las Vegas – Varenna. Dann Battistone & Jackie Arcana (Lake Las Vegas Sports Club): Update on the club’s upgrades, changes, and […]

Broadcasting live from the Lake Las Vegas Sports Club, Andy and Tony are joined by. . . Anisa Patton & Andrea Spinuzzi (Pulte): Preview the grand opening of the newest Pulte neighboorhood in Las Las Vegas – Varenna. Dann Battistone & Jackie Arcana (Lake Las Vegas Sports Club): Update on the club’s upgrades, changes, and […]

Episode 37 - Gautam and Amber Lynn are back to discuss their Italian trip. That covered the Italian cites and villages of: Alba, Barolo, Barbaresco, Varenna, Bellagio, Sirmione, Mestre (Venice area), Florence, and Milano. Items of interest -  Hotel Savona - Alba Marchesi de Barolo Winery - Barolo, Italy Gaja Winery - Barbaresco, Italy Maggiore Car Rental Company Best meal in Italy - Hostaria Vite Rossa;    Via Pietro Bembo, 34, 30172 Mestre, Venezia VE, Italy Mestre (Venice Area) Air B&B https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/6343561?location=Mestre%2C%20Italy&adults=5&guests=1&s=0PXNZ3Vf Sirmione Air B&B https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/16825306?location=Sermion%2C%20italy&adults=5&guests=1&s=jEInsENZ Florence Air B&B https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/20922072?location=Florence%2C%20Italy&adults=5&guests=1&s=a3OmSf_T      

Photo courtesy of BLM.gov Sharon Rae Robinson who lived with memory loss, Christina Hanson, a 27 year-old woman who used a wheelchair her entire life because of Spina Bifida, and other disabled people were among the 42 who died in the Northern Calif. fires in the last ten days. Among the 20 thousand humans evacuated in Santa Rosa were people from numerous assisted living and supportive group homes, including 240 people from the Sonoma Developmental Center, 450 people from Oakmont assisted living facilities, and both Sutter and Kaiser hospitals. A private school for autistic students of mixed income in the Wells Fargo Center burned down. Lake Kowell, Staff member of Disability Services and Legal Center in Santa Rosa, California We talk about the fiery disaster with Lake Kowell, a staff member at Disability Services and Legal Center.  Ms Kowell, who lives with a spinal cord injury, has spent many days working in the Local Assistance and Evacuation Centers. Some of the information we discuss in this program: Governor Brown's veto of SB 649 which would have made it easier to build cell phone towers. Fire Fund for People with Disabilities.  The California Foundation for Independent Living Centers has established the Richard Devylder Disaster Relief Fund. Donations made to the fund will be used to assist survivors with disabilities across the state who have lost their critical mobility and accessibility devices such as wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, canes, hearing aids and communication devices in the fires. Gift Cards for people with disabilities.  Sterling Adaptives and Adaptive Technology Service will match donations. For very $10. you give, $30 will be given to people with disabilities. Mail cards to: 62A Brookwood Avenue Santa Rosa, CA 95404 Investigation of Varenna and Villa Capri licensed care facilities in the Oakmont Senior Living Development by the California Department of Social Services.  That department also does routine reviews of all assisted living facilities which were evacuated before people can return. (All 430 residents of these two care homes were evacuated safely.) Lake Kowell's “Dancing with the Stars” performance.  A Raven Performing Arts Theater fundraiser, Saturday Nov 4, 7:30 pm.  Some proceeds to fire victims. Electronic Visit Verification could mean onerous new rules for IHSS workers, the people who help us live independent lives. The State of California is being pressured to comply with a new Federal mandate. It could require workers and people with disabilities to call into an electronic system as they move from task to task. It is being resisted. If you want to get involved in pushing back against these new rules, send me an e-mail at adrienne@sonic.net. Produced by Adrienne Lauby.  Hosted by Shelley Berman and Adrienne Lauby. The post North Bay Fires and Disability appeared first on KPFA.

In this travel lecture, Rick Steves describes Italy's north: the Cinque Terre, on the traffic-free Riviera; bustling Milan, with da Vinci's Last Supper; Lake Como, with mellow Varenna and glittering Bellagio; and Italy's Alps, the Dolomites. Visit http://www.ricksteves.com for more European travel information.

Dove si parla di bramito del Cervo, di Cowspiracy, di Spinosaurus, di Cristiano Dal Sasso, di Dawid Iurino, di Museo di Storia Naturale, di Quattrozampe in Fiera, di sfilata Cani e Umani a Varenna, di Enpa e benedizione degli Animali, con FULVIO MAMONE CAPRIA, presidente della Lipu, del Eurobirdwatch 2015, di caccia, di Pettirossi, di Cicogne e scopriamo che Fulvio riconferma di voler essere un Upupa

Dove si parla di bramito del Cervo, di Cowspiracy, di Spinosaurus, di Cristiano Dal Sasso, di Dawid Iurino, di Museo di Storia Naturale, di Quattrozampe in Fiera, di sfilata Cani e Umani a Varenna, di Enpa e benedizione degli Animali, con FULVIO MAMONE CAPRIA, presidente della Lipu, del Eurobirdwatch 2015, di caccia, di Pettirossi, di Cicogne e scopriamo che Fulvio riconferma di voler essere un Upupa

Dove si parla di bramito del Cervo, di Cowspiracy, di Spinosaurus, di Cristiano Dal Sasso, di Dawid Iurino, di Museo di Storia Naturale, di Quattrozampe in Fiera, di sfilata Cani e Umani a Varenna, di Enpa e benedizione degli Animali, con FULVIO MAMONE CAPRIA, presidente della Lipu, del Eurobirdwatch 2015, di caccia, di Pettirossi, di Cicogne e scopriamo che Fulvio riconferma di voler essere un Upupa

Lake Como — lined with palm trees and elegant pastel-colored villas, crowned by snowcapped mountains, and criss-crossed by a fleet of ferries and hydrofoils — is a great place to take a break from the intensity of Italy that one finds further south. Just an hour northeast of bustling Milan, Lake Como's ambiance seems to whisper luna di mele (honeymoon). Half the travelers you'll meet here have tossed their itineraries into the lake and are actually relaxing. Bellagio, the self-proclaimed "Pearl of the Lake" is a classy combination of Old World elegance and new world luxury. Varenna — on the less-developed side of the lake — has a romantic waterside promenade, a tiny harbor, and inviting narrow lanes. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.

Lake Como — lined with palm trees and elegant pastel-colored villas, crowned by snowcapped mountains, and criss-crossed by a fleet of ferries and hydrofoils — is a great place to take a break from the intensity of Italy that one finds further south. Just an hour northeast of bustling Milan, Lake Como's ambiance seems to whisper luna di mele (honeymoon). Half the travelers you'll meet here have tossed their itineraries into the lake and are actually relaxing. Bellagio, the self-proclaimed "Pearl of the Lake" is a classy combination of Old World elegance and new world luxury. Varenna — on the less-developed side of the lake — has a romantic waterside promenade, a tiny harbor, and inviting narrow lanes. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.