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99 places carrying our editorial line — every one of them genuinely undertouristed, every one of them with a named editor and a real local voice.

Croatia

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Flooded meadows and oak woods of Lonjsko Polje from above

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Panonska Hrvatska (Pannonian Croatia) · Croatia

Lonjsko Polje

Croatia's great Sava floodplain, where storks crown the timber Posavina houses and herds graze wet commons in one of Europe's last living wetlands.

Craft Villages Transhumance Routes

France

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An old stone arch bridge over the river near Florac in the Cévennes

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Lozère · Languedoc-Roussillon · France

Florac and the Cévennes

Capital village of the Cévennes National Park. Stevenson and his donkey came through in 1878, and the chestnut forests are still here.

Mountain Villages Without Cars Slow Food Trails

Aubrac cattle grazing the plateau pastures of the Aubrac, France

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Aveyron–Lozère (Occitanie) · France

The Aubrac

A high basalt plateau where Aubrac herds still walk up to summer pasture each May, past burons, aligot pots and the Le Puy Camino.

Transhumance Routes Slow Food Trails

Greece

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Epirus (Pindos) · Greece

Metsovo

A Vlach town at 1,150 m in the Pindos: flocks still move with the seasons, Aromanian is spoken on the square, and the town dairy smokes its own PDO cheese.

Transhumance Routes Border Country

Italy

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The Tratturo Magno drovers' road climbing towards the ruins of Peltuinum, Abruzzo

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Abruzzo · Italy

Tratturo Magno

Italy's greatest droving road: 244 km of grass highway from L'Aquila to Foggia, anchored at Castel del Monte, shepherd capital of the Gran Sasso.

Transhumance Routes Mountain Villages Without Cars