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    Travel thoughtfully, tell the story with care.

    Guides, itineraries and tools to help you organise every stage of your own trip, with confidence and plenty of room for the places and experiences that are well worth a detour.

    The CorSara method

    How to plan your own trip

    1. Stage 01

      Learn the method

      When you plan your own trip, the journey begins before you leave, but there are a few steps to follow if you want to enjoy the journey itself: research, decisions and bookings all belong in a particular order. It will change the way you travel.

    2. Stage 02

      Plan what matters first

      Times, distances, alternatives. Planning well does not mean booking everything: it means distinguishing between what shapes the itinerary and what can remain open. An unexpected change is not always bad news.

    3. Stage 03

      The discovery

      Travelling means opening up to a new world and to one surprise after another. Leave time for a detour, for a tip picked up on the spot, for a place you come across by chance along the way. Not everything can be learnt from books or from the internet.

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    Featured guide

    Andalusia in Treno

    Six days between Córdoba and Seville without a car. A practical guide gathering the itineraries, bookings and alternatives you need to shape the Andalusian trip that suits you.

    Currently available in Italian.

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    Sara Zammarini, author of CorSara

    About CorSara

    Hi, I'm Sara

    Journalist, traveller and communications consultant. I write guides and manuals for people who want to plan their own trips with a clear method, by train and often with Atena for company.

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