Skip the hustle,Immerse in the journey: The inaugural "Iter – Festival of walking and slow living" Awaits!
Discover the serene beauty of Mugello at a human pace, as the first-ever "Iter – Festival of walking and slow living" unfolds between Barberino di Mugello and San Piero a Sieve on the 17th and 18th of May. Immerse yourself in a celebration of nature, history, and community, showcasing the best of the region’s ancient paths and vibrant culture.
What sets ‘Iter’ apart?
- A Slow Living Movement: Promoting mindful travel and sustainability, ‘Iter’ encourages visitors to appreciate the environment and local traditions at an unhurried pace.
- Where Body, Mind, and Spirit Meet: With activities ranging from walking trails and cycling tours to art, music, theater, yoga, and culinary experiences, ‘Iter’.caters to all interests and ages.
- A Journey of Discovery: Each trail tells a story, offering an opportunity to rediscover oneself and the surroundings.
A Weekend Full of Adventure
Saturday, May 17:
- Gravel bike trails through historic villages and renowned sites like Trebbio Castle and Villa Torre il Palagio
- Trekking options: "In the footsteps of doctors" (17 km) and a dog-friendly version
- Cultural encounters: "On the way between history and nature" panel with experts including Riccardo Nenzini, Valeria Giammusso, and Guido Chelazzi
- Yoga sessions and a conference on Mugello’s future by Daniela Morozzi
- Mugellane chronicles, a special musical reading featuring Marco Paoli, Valentina Cipriani, and Pietro Dreoni
Sunday, May 18:
- Free excursion "Steps and stories in the footsteps of Mugello"
- Morning yoga and meetings with authors Davide Gandini and Emiliano Cribari
- Narrative excursion on the memories of Mugello between the two wars
- Cooking show with chef Christian Borchi and a concert by Francesco Baba Fouli
A United Community Effort
Organized by Orme del Mugello, with the support of the Gal Start community project, ‘Iter’ brings together local realities like Proforma, Montana Union of the Municipalities of Mugello, IIS Giotto Ulivi, and Pro Loco of San Piero a Sieve and Barberino.
Orme del Mugello: A Pathway to Regeneration
More than just a tourist initiative, Orme del Mugello is a comprehensive territorial regeneration project focusing on interconnected paths, slow tourism, well-being, and the enhancement of local excellence.
Experience Mugello Authentically
Discover the GPX tracks, paper and digital guides, and the Credential of the walker, a memento of your journey. For details and registrations, visit www.ormedelmugello.it and follow the Orme del Mugello Facebook and Instagram pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the registration details?
- Visit www.ormedelmugello.it for registration and activity details.
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Is the event pet-friendly?
- Yes, there’s a dog-friendly trekking option on Saturday.
- Are there activities for children?
- While there may not be specific children’s activities, many of the immersive experiences are family-friendly and suitable for all ages.
Pro Tip
Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the weather, and don’t forget to bring water and snacks for your journey.
Iter invites you to leave your watch behind, slow down, and let the journey unfold at its natural pace. Come discover the beauty of Mugello, one step at a time.
Mark this date on your calendar and prepare to live Mugello authentically!
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