My parents came from Molise, mother from Compdipietro, father from Jelsi. I went to visit a few years ago, very emotional and beautiful countryside. Thank you!
Thank you so much, this is a fantastic video. So much information, I bought a village house in Ofena and never knew how many hidden treasures await. Thank you, thank you!
@@ItalybyItalians I would like to spend 4-6 months there after I retire in a couple years. It has been such fun, I did a House Hunters International episode. Met so many fun and wonderful people. My little treehouse makes me so happy...
Hello, thank you for your videos, I greatly enjoy them. May I suggest you consider a video for the Aeolian Islands. Lipari, Filicudi, Alicudi and Stromboli have some spectacular natural sights. Thank you, Len
I'm one quarter Abruzzese from my mother's side as my maternal grandfather was born in Petorano sul Gizio. (3km south of Sulmona) and one eighth Molise on my father' side as my paternal great grandfather was born in Pozzilli Isernia. I visited Sepium in 2014 whist I was staying in Campobasso.
@@ItalybyItalians Campobasso was boring. I went there to follow a family ancestry lead which turned out to be a dead end. However, the day I spent in Sepium redeemed the time I spent in Campobasso. Puzzilli in Isernia Molise is a rather ugly village as it was destroyed during WW2 and rebuilt using concrete clapboard like a British post-war council flat building. Fortunately, I stayed in nearby Venafro, which is a beautiful Italian medieval town. I'm retiring soon and planned on retiring to Italy as I have a UK passport. However, BREXIT threw a spanner into my plans. At 65, I'm unwilling and unable to spend 7 years' effort to acquire Italian citizenship.
@@mrbushlied7742 I understand, neither I found Campobasso interesting. What a shame for your retiring plan! From what I understand though things are still quite confused about Brexit, maybe you will be able to do it after all!
Ciao, puoi provare a vedere qui cosa c'è disponibile: www.getyourguide.com/abruzzo-l1174/?partner_id=2G5RE0Q Buona vacanza e facci sapere la tua esperienza!
Great Video here - ! and happy to say I am familiar with this part of Italy - there are wonderful things to see and do in all - I have famiglia in Calabria and enjoyed that video - I was lucky to visit Sicily 4 times with a special family friend- grand Tenore Giuseppe DI Stefano ( Lui era Siciliano -da Motta Sant'Anastasia - perhaps you have been there ? - He was a very nice person and very generous to people as well - da dove Vieni in Italia ?
That's great! We a mix: I (Giulia) am from Pisa but my parents are from Calabria and Giovanni is from Molise but his parents are from Apulia; and we lived in Rome, Milan and Genoa 😊 Have a nice day!
@@ItalybyItalians oh fantastic My grandparents come from Calabria My sister Lives in Frankfurt Germany and is Renting A villa ..villa Danise from July 3 to 17th this year.. Fra poco; I fly into Pisa via England daylight Stati Uniti 8n Connecticut state..perhaps you have been to... Arriving in July 4th and staying to the 17th. I've enjoyed watching the video of the region of Tuscany And things to see I have not been there for a while so it's going to be nice to enjoy That beautiful region.. I'm happy to say that I think every region of Italy has many special things and places to see.. ciao Giulia e tutti a Italy by Italians !🌞🌈🇮🇹
As someone who was born in Molise (village of Castelmauro), and emigrated to Sydney, Australia as a toddler in the 1950’s.... I can guarantee you that Molise, DOES INDEED EXIST 😄😄
Hi, sorry but we don't have a clue. You'd better look for some info on official websites like this: it.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/local-resources-of-u-s-citizens/visiting-living/ Good luck for your house search 🏠
"Il Molise non esiste"...maybe that's not a bad thing !! Interesting, engaging, and well-paced. Thoroughly enjoyable!
Thank you!
My parents came from Molise, mother from Compdipietro, father from Jelsi. I went to visit a few years ago, very emotional and beautiful countryside. Thank you!
Cool, I can imagine your emotion in being there!
My Great Grandparents emigrated from there to the US in 1890.
I hope to visit one day.
It would be nice to visit the land of your origins 😉
Wow. Fantastico. Complimenti! ❤
Thank you so much, this is a fantastic video. So much information, I bought a village house in Ofena and never knew how many hidden treasures await. Thank you, thank you!
Awwww that's lovely! We hope you'll be able to fully enjoy this region with our tips. Are you planning to move or will you use it for your holidays?
@@ItalybyItalians I would like to spend 4-6 months there after I retire in a couple years. It has been such fun, I did a House Hunters International episode. Met so many fun and wonderful people. My little treehouse makes me so happy...
@@brucechipps2313 that sounds like a lovely plan!
Great Video! Great Channel !fantastic landscapes beautiful villages Thank you for sharing this video. Greeting from England
Thanks ❤️
Hello, thank you for your videos, I greatly enjoy them. May I suggest you consider a video for the Aeolian Islands. Lipari, Filicudi, Alicudi and Stromboli have some spectacular natural sights. Thank you, Len
Thanks for your comment, Len 🥰
I'm one quarter Abruzzese from my mother's side as my maternal grandfather was born in Petorano sul Gizio. (3km south of Sulmona) and one eighth Molise on my father' side as my paternal great grandfather was born in Pozzilli Isernia. I visited Sepium in 2014 whist I was staying in Campobasso.
Wow! So you know these lands pretty well 😊 Did you enjoy your stay in Campobasso or was it too quiet for your taste?
@@ItalybyItalians Campobasso was boring. I went there to follow a family ancestry lead which turned out to be a dead end. However, the day I spent in Sepium redeemed the time I spent in Campobasso. Puzzilli in Isernia Molise is a rather ugly village as it was destroyed during WW2 and rebuilt using concrete clapboard like a British post-war council flat building. Fortunately, I stayed in nearby Venafro, which is a beautiful Italian medieval town. I'm retiring soon and planned on retiring to Italy as I have a UK passport. However, BREXIT threw a spanner into my plans. At 65, I'm unwilling and unable to spend 7 years' effort to acquire Italian citizenship.
@@mrbushlied7742 I understand, neither I found Campobasso interesting.
What a shame for your retiring plan! From what I understand though things are still quite confused about Brexit, maybe you will be able to do it after all!
Sono due regioni confinanti tutto qui, in realtà diverse una rispetto all'altra.
Abruzzo e Molise sono due regioni confinanti, tutto qui , in realtà differenti l'una rispetto all'altra, per tanti motivi.
Looks lovely! Gorgeous mountains and views 🥰
It really is, and the best part is that it's totally unknown by tourists 🤗
Saluti da Pescina, in Abruzzo
Ciao Tiziano, what a wonderful region yours is! Did you like our video?
Hoping to go this summer thank you!
Good luck with your plans!
My great-great-great grandparents came to the US from Molise in 1903.
Oh wow! Have you ever been to Molise? 😊
Sadly no. We were in Italy 10 years ago but didn't have the time to go to Molise.
Awesome vid, thank you!
We're glad you liked it ☺️ share our channel within your network!
Grazie per il video! Andrò a castelraimondo in aprile e volevo sapere che posso fare nella zona
Ciao, puoi provare a vedere qui cosa c'è disponibile: www.getyourguide.com/abruzzo-l1174/?partner_id=2G5RE0Q
Buona vacanza e facci sapere la tua esperienza!
Great Video here - ! and happy to say I am familiar with this part of Italy - there are wonderful things to see and do in all - I have famiglia in Calabria and enjoyed that video - I was lucky to visit Sicily 4 times with a special family friend- grand Tenore Giuseppe DI Stefano ( Lui era Siciliano -da Motta Sant'Anastasia - perhaps you have been there ? - He was a very nice person and very generous to people as well - da dove Vieni in Italia ?
That's great! We a mix: I (Giulia) am from Pisa but my parents are from Calabria and Giovanni is from Molise but his parents are from Apulia; and we lived in Rome, Milan and Genoa 😊
Have a nice day!
@@ItalybyItalians oh fantastic My grandparents come from Calabria My sister Lives in Frankfurt Germany and is Renting A villa ..villa Danise from July 3 to 17th this year.. Fra poco; I fly into Pisa via England daylight Stati Uniti 8n Connecticut state..perhaps you have been to...
Arriving in July 4th and staying to the 17th. I've enjoyed watching the video of the region of Tuscany And things to see I have not been there for a while so it's going to be nice to enjoy That beautiful region.. I'm happy to say that I think every region of Italy has many special things and places to see.. ciao Giulia e tutti a Italy by Italians !🌞🌈🇮🇹
@@fulviosantangeletta5838 enjoy your holidays!
@@ItalybyItalians tante Grazie!
As someone who was born in Molise (village of Castelmauro), and emigrated to Sydney, Australia as a toddler in the 1950’s....
I can guarantee you that Molise, DOES INDEED EXIST 😄😄
You are damn right!
I think they got rid of it after you left.
@@quielo Ha, Ha, Ha !!
I like your sense of humour!
But, of course, I still have heaps of relatives there !!
@@ItalybyItalians Abruzzo e Molise sono due regioni ben distinte tra loro, sono soltanto confinanti niente di più.
If I travel to italy , probably the first destination that I visit is sicily and napoli after that
Great choice! I honestly wouldn't know where to start if I weren't born here.
Naples and Campania region will be our next video, stay tuned 😁
@@ItalybyItalians for sure ❤
Superb video
Thanks Marcin 🥰 are you planning to travel to Italy this year?
@@ItalybyItalians Ciao :) Sure, but we ll see what about c 19 restrictions :(((
we plan to buy a small home in abruzzo nothing fancy but we want to apply for residency or a long stay visa do you know anything about this?
Hi, sorry but we don't have a clue. You'd better look for some info on official websites like this: it.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/local-resources-of-u-s-citizens/visiting-living/
Good luck for your house search 🏠
Sono due regioni confinanti, ma ben distinte l'una rispetto all'altra.
Looks like a great region to buy a farm house & hunt wild boar. Thank you.
So Nice Video
I believe more in the existence of the middle ground than in the existence of Molise🤣😂
Hello
How's the university in Molise
Hi, we never attended University of Molise so we wouldn't be able to provide you with more information than Google, sorry!
@@ItalybyItalians can you suggest some colleges good for masters in management in italy in your knowledge
Termoli and Campobasso.
in Abruzzo Pescara Chieti and L'Aquila
Abruzzo e Molise sono due regioni ben distinte, tra di loro, perché le mettete insieme?
Julia , since you talking about italy , I think it will be better to add some italian music to the videos
Yes, thank you for your suggestion 👍
@@ItalybyItalians ❤
I am in ❤.
Hello Jann! Are you coming to Italy any time soon? 😃🇮🇹
How can i get job or bussiness?