If you need any indication of exactly how clean the air is in Folgaria, then look… Lichen and the like only goes bananas and grows like this where the air is purest.
And if you need any indication of how beautiful Folgaria is, then you can look at the following too – all taken on our first day when we first wandered down into town from the hotel…
Traditional dress depicted on a house painting…
Quite possibly the longest town bench in the world? Positioned opposite the church, perfect for wedding watchers!
Do make sure you take time to wander slightly out of town to the Ecken Biotope, which is a beautiful place to spend the fading light hours of an autumn afternoon, and to admire the green hairy stuff in the first picture above…
Elizabeth says
It is so beautiful there! I’m needing to get out into nature
Emma says
Thanks so much Elizabeth! Me too! :)
older mum in a muddle says
I can only imagine that with air that clear you all felt amazing. Love the colour of that heather! Particularly love that last picture! X
Emma says
Thanks you! It’s such a gorgeous gorgeous place! :)
Sarah Scott says
Fantastic pictures as ever. You capture the essence of the places you visit so perfectly Emma.
Emma says
Thanks so much Sarah. Hope all is well xx
Em says
Everything in this village seems the right color, the right spot, the right mood. Lovely! That photo of the leaf in water is especially stunning. You have an eye for photography.
Emma says
Thanks so much Em! :)
Steph @MisplacedBrit says
GORGEOUS pics! Especially the last one, and the fountain :-) …I’d LOVE to visit!
Emma says
Thank you Steph! It is completely beautiful there! :)
otilia says
Beautiful! Love the colours on the houses there!
Emma says
Thank you Otilia! :)
pinkoddy says
What a stunning place. Loving all the vibrant colours and bright blue skies.
Emma says
Thank you J! :)
Marisol@TravelingSolemates says
HI Emma, thanks for the introduction to Folgaria. Your lovely photos bring it to life and I can seem to smell the crispness in the air. It looks very bucolic and peaceful. That bench must be the longest indeed!
Emma says
Thanks so much Marisol! :)
Alison says
Lovely photos, loving that long bench. Wonder if it ever gets full
Emma says
Thank you Alison, me too! :)
Annie @ Simple Wanderlust says
Oh my I want to go I want to go! Every time I read your blog I end up wanting to grab my passport!
Emma says
Thank you Annie, that’s a huge compliment! :)
Amanda says
Love these images, especially the one of the trees with the light, mesmerizing. I’m with Mari, I want to go there now!
Emma says
Thanks Amanda! :)
Emma says
Wow, it looks beautiful. I love the idea of such clean air, and that bench is amazing :-)
Emma says
The air is incredible, you can feel it! Thank you Emma (: x
Boo Roo and Tigger Too says
Simply stunning, I really want to peek inside that door to find out what’s hiding inside
Emma says
Thank you! It’s a beautiful church inside. Someone was in there though so I didn’t take pictures! :)
Trish - Mum's Gone to says
Just looking at the photos I feel I am breathing in pure mountain air. Beautiful.
Now that’s a bench! When we holiday we always look out for a Burgess Bench, most of them are just perfect for the three of us. I think we would be lost on this one!
Emma says
Well you wouldn’t need to breathe in to squish on! Thanks Trish! :)
brinabird and son says
Sounds magic.
Emma says
It is gorgeous Brina. Thank you! (:
Rachel @ The Ordinary Lovely says
So beautiful and that last photo through the trees … amazing! You can almost taste the pure, clean air.
Emma says
Thank you Rachel! :) xx
Leslie says
Beautiful photos!
Emma says
Thanks Leslie! :)
Mari says
Beautiful, utterly stunning photos, you make me want to book a ticket NOW!
Beautiful post
Emma says
Thanks so much Mari xx