Só italiano, só casado com uma brasileira de Fortaleza desde 30 anos. Gosto muito de vosseis porque tem curiosidade de conhecer e aprender. Em todos os lugares que vosseis olharon no vídeo, mora gente. Parabéns
Yes, Matera has about 60.000 inhabitants and it's the oldest city in Europe and third in the world. It was founded around 8.000 bc. People live in trulli, but they are small and Alberobello is quite touristic so there they use them as shops or they rent them for tourists, but there are more in the region. If you like old buildings and stuff you need to visit Roma. In the city centre alone there are more then 25.000 ancient sites (UNESCO count them as just one big UNESCO site of 1430 hectares) and more monuments then south and north america combined. For Unesco in Italy there is from 65 to 75% of all the historical/cultural heritage of the entire world (that mean that we have 2 or 3 time what there is in the rest of the world combined).
This is a very European view on the World. Ever heard of China or India? I guess their cultural sites, ancient buildings and temples are as abundant and old as the ones in the Roman Empire were. Japan is also ancient. There are sites dating back ten thousand years. ....and I would assume that Bali, Bhutan and Nepal have more temples than any other country on the planet. Especially Bali, where every single home has its own temples. Yes, plural, no typo.
@@Kivas_Fajo In Italy there are 20 entire cities that are COMPLETLY Unesco sites, all the cities, not just the centre (like Venezia for example). In Napoli there are more then 400 monumental churces just in the historic centre and in Roma there are more then 25.000 cultural sites just in the centre (inside the ancient walls) and a lot more oustide. Then there is Firenze, birthplace of the Reinassance, a city so full of art that the Stendhal syndrome (observed for the first time in Italy) is also known as Firenze Syndrome. Try to compare, for example, Milano's Duomo with a temple inside a Bali's house... Are you serious? Whit that logic i can say that in my apartment alone there are 44 paintigs so 44 work of art... China has destroyed much of its historical heritage during Mao's and today's regime. Japan is rich in history but not so much in monuments. Your "guess" are completly wrong.
@@alessandromancuso7242 In India, there are approximately 649.000 temples. And this is only temples, not mentioning all the other sites like palaces and entire ancient cities. Come down the high horse, bro. You look like a pretentious fool.
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Grazie ragazzi delle vostre reazioni. Pensate che noi italiani ci lamentiamo di tutto e non capiamo il valore della nostra terra, molto giovani emigrano all'estero 😢. Vi aspettiamo a braccia aperte, ci sono posti dove potreste abitare pernottando a poco , tipo gli ostelli, dove conoscere tanta gente. L''Italia è famosa x il suo streetfood o antiche osterie, non care, che con 10/20 euro si può mangiare proprio bene, poi ci sono i supermercati...
Being Italian, I will clarify your doubt. Yes... All these places are inhabited. The trulli are still inhabited today, although many have been transformed into some type of tourist activity. Regarding the caves of the Sassi Di Matera, more or less the same applies: they were all inhabited until the beginning of the 20th century, then they were gradually abandoned in favor of more modern and normal homes and only the poorest families remained there. But then tourism stopped the gradual abandonment and almost all of them are hotels or B&Bs... there are few real homes now.
It's very strange to hear Bresilians say that Europe is a paradise, because Europeans say the same thing about Brazil ! Maybe paradise is everywhere, when your spirit goes well...
Well, about Alberobello, the "trulli" were really used as normal houses. Why they are so done? Because a fiscal problem. In past centuries the owners of this area were sending people to get taxes paid by farmers and workers living there. Taxes were not asked if the building was not ready yet, that is without roof. If you go inside a trullo you will see there is a special stone at the base of the roof. Taking this stone away, all the roof was falling down, so taxes for another year or more were not paid and money saved!! About Matera, the "Sassi" are in fact excavated caverns inside the mountain. The walls making them similar to houses are in fact only the entrance of the caverns where families and even domestic animals were living all together. This because Matera is in the South of Italy were in Summer temperatures could be very high. Inside caverns temperature is more or less she same during all the year, but in summertime the entrance had to be protected for not letting the temperature to raise more than usually. Thanks for being interested in my wonderful country and have a good time.
Oh yes, there's a lot of similarities because Italians went in great numbers in South America. The population of many South American countries have Italian ancestry.
The whole planet is beautiful, wonderful, rich beyond every immagination. Unique. But in order to live better, we should give up on our pretentions of nations, classes, ethnic groups, religions etc and work togheter to turn this world into a real paradise where all can live in peace and happy. Humans are all brothers and sisters. We should love each others. Only in this way we can succeed.
Sadly, Castelluccio village (#10) doesn't exist anymore, due to an earthquake that completely destroyed it, as many other near highly historical locations. 😢 The only beautiful things that the earthquake couldn't destroy are the flowers. Please, notice that at 11:32 there is a map if Italy on the left side of the mountain, made with trees, 50 years ago! 😉 P.s. The reason of the peculiar shape of the houses in Alberobello is the TAXES that the nobleman owners of the land asked for each house that had a roof. So, the inhabitants of the village, 250 years ago, started to build houses with stone dome-roof with no concrete, that could be easily dismantled in case of property taxes requests, and rebuilt in more quiet moments...😂
im from south america and because of my job which consists of travelling and doing business across the world and yes bosnia and herzegovina are beautiful but two countries which are my favourite to visit are japan, south korea and especially italy , these countries in my opinion are above others because of history and culture . italy i consider a living museum that is why they have more unesco sights than any others in the world. yes their are many countries in the world which are beautiful but i love history, the arts, architectures, and also the food which makes these countries special.
@@littlebigjohn69Good boy. You can't say you've seen the best if you don't visit Italy. I have traveled the world because of my parents' work and I can assure you with certainty that it is the most beautiful country in the world is Italy. ❤
@@erosgritti5171 non più del costo di una casa da ristrutturare in qualsiasi parte del paese. Sono paesi bellissimi che sono stati abbandonati per andare a vivere in città da quando nel dopoguerra è iniziata l' industrializzazione. Prima gli italiani erano per la maggior parte contadina e analfabeta, non capiva il valore di vivere in mezzo alla natura. Queste case sono offerte a 1 euro per non far morire questi paesi meravigliosi ❤. Gli italiani già faticano oggi a comprare una casa dove lavorano, mandano i figli a scuola, c'è la palestra e il supermercato sottocasa. La verità è che siamo pigri purtroppo. In Olanda dove per esempio usano abitualmente la bici per spostarsi, và bè li è tutta pianura, ma era per fare un esempio. Queste case le stanno comprando europei fino all' Inghilterra, americani, russi e australiani. Per loro noi siamo stolti ( abbiamo tutti la macchina) e preferiamo stare ammucchiati come topi in città o nei grossi centri. Ogni anno loro destinano un TOT per la casa in Italia che come sappiamo tutti ovunque ti giri senti e vedi storia, cultura e bellezza. Vengono in vacanza perché i figli frequentano la scuola, oppure si trasferiscono definitivamente o anche decidono di arrivare definitivamente quando andranno in pensione. Noi giovani 1 euro ce l' abbiamo ma purtroppo con i miseri stipendi non riusciremmo mai a prendere un mutuo per ristrutturare un rudere che una volta ultimato vale 500000 volte tanto. Avendo per abitudine la bellezza tutti i giorni sotto gli occhi non ci accorgiamo di quanto siamo fortunati a vivere in Italia
Rafael is Brazilian and has lived in both Italy and now in Portugal - Visiting is very different than a what is in a tourist video. www.youtube.com/@RafaelDiFuria
@@stefaniabosi4183 ma perché non sei d'accordo? In un video dove non si parla del Colosseo, o di S.Pietro a Roma, o di Piazza S.Marco a Venezia, o della Basilica di Ravenna, con i meravigliosi mosaici che ritroviamo nella Capella Palatina in Sicilia, o nel Duomo di Monreale. Abbiamo la fortuna di vivere in un paese ricco di storia.
@@nautron100 ovvietà forse per noi che ci siamo abituati. Abbiamo cosi tante cose che nemmeno noi le conosciamo. Cmq non mi pare il caso di parlarne oltre
Sono d'accordo, questi video lasciano il tempo che trovano.... come fai a dire 'Top 10 places in Italy' dove ci sono decine di migliaia di luoghi e monumenti da visitare?
Don't be fooled by videos. Italy has its problems, very big ones. Living here isn't like watching our landscapes. For sure here, like almost everywhere, there are stunning places to see, but life there isn't as stunning. No one in the video says to you what's the struggle of living in a small city in which home rents are skyrocketing, or the fact that Castelluccio di Norcia is dying because there's a lack of funds after the 2016 earthquake, who destroyed the majority of buildings.
Vai a vedere in Brasile, dove vive mio cugino, ma anche negli altri paesi europei o nel Nord America, come sono cambiate o stanno cambiando, in peggio, le cose e la vita stessa. Bellissime New York, Miami, Londra, Parigi, Berlino, ecc. da visitare per qualche giorno e poi venire via, ma viverci, non lo so quanto sia tanto più semplice e bello.
greetings from Italy again.....yes people live there everytime you wondered
Só italiano, só casado com uma brasileira de Fortaleza desde 30 anos. Gosto muito de vosseis porque tem curiosidade de conhecer e aprender.
Em todos os lugares que vosseis olharon no vídeo, mora gente.
Parabéns
Been In Italia, many places, all just ❤️ from🇫🇮. Luv ya❤️ also
Il paradiso è negli occhi di chi sa guardare
Yes, Matera has about 60.000 inhabitants and it's the oldest city in Europe and third in the world. It was founded around 8.000 bc.
People live in trulli, but they are small and Alberobello is quite touristic so there they use them as shops or they rent them for tourists, but there are more in the region.
If you like old buildings and stuff you need to visit Roma. In the city centre alone there are more then 25.000 ancient sites (UNESCO count them as just one big UNESCO site of 1430 hectares) and more monuments then south and north america combined. For Unesco in Italy there is from 65 to 75% of all the historical/cultural heritage of the entire world (that mean that we have 2 or 3 time what there is in the rest of the world combined).
This is a very European view on the World.
Ever heard of China or India?
I guess their cultural sites, ancient buildings and temples are as abundant and old as the ones in the Roman Empire were.
Japan is also ancient. There are sites dating back ten thousand years.
....and I would assume that Bali, Bhutan and Nepal have more temples than any other country on the planet.
Especially Bali, where every single home has its own temples. Yes, plural, no typo.
@@Kivas_Fajo In Italy there are 20 entire cities that are COMPLETLY Unesco sites, all the cities, not just the centre (like Venezia for example). In Napoli there are more then 400 monumental churces just in the historic centre and in Roma there are more then 25.000 cultural sites just in the centre (inside the ancient walls) and a lot more oustide.
Then there is Firenze, birthplace of the Reinassance, a city so full of art that the Stendhal syndrome (observed for the first time in Italy) is also known as Firenze Syndrome.
Try to compare, for example, Milano's Duomo with a temple inside a Bali's house... Are you serious? Whit that logic i can say that in my apartment alone there are 44 paintigs so 44 work of art...
China has destroyed much of its historical heritage during Mao's and today's regime. Japan is rich in history but not so much in monuments.
Your "guess" are completly wrong.
@@alessandromancuso7242 In India, there are approximately 649.000 temples. And this is only temples, not mentioning all the other sites like palaces and entire ancient cities.
Come down the high horse, bro. You look like a pretentious fool.
Grazie ragazzi delle vostre reazioni. Pensate che noi italiani ci lamentiamo di tutto e non capiamo il valore della nostra terra, molto giovani emigrano all'estero 😢.
Vi aspettiamo a braccia aperte, ci sono posti dove potreste abitare pernottando a poco , tipo gli ostelli, dove conoscere tanta gente. L''Italia è famosa x il suo streetfood o antiche osterie, non care, che con 10/20 euro si può mangiare proprio bene, poi ci sono i supermercati...
Il lamento è il secondo sport nazionale, dopo il Calcio.
Italy is ancient. 10.000 years of mankind there somehow...or more.
We found the remains of a human being living here 32.500 years ago, roughly.
some things were made 2000 years ago and still working 😱 like the Acquedotto Romano or the Cloaca Maxima in Rome
Being Italian, I will clarify your doubt. Yes... All these places are inhabited. The trulli are still inhabited today, although many have been transformed into some type of tourist activity. Regarding the caves of the Sassi Di Matera, more or less the same applies: they were all inhabited until the beginning of the 20th century, then they were gradually abandoned in favor of more modern and normal homes and only the poorest families remained there. But then tourism stopped the gradual abandonment and almost all of them are hotels or B&Bs... there are few real homes now.
Thanks for this video!
you are looking maybe 2% of Italy 😁
Maybe not even 1% and even questionable....Rapallo?? Parliamone....
I like fake reactions of TH-camrs when their eyes open wide
Me alegro de que te haya gustado mi país, vivo cerca de los Dolomitas de Trentino
I recommend you watch a specific video on Alberobello and Matera, you will be shocked! I am Italian! seeing these places is something incredible😊
It's very strange to hear Bresilians say that Europe is a paradise, because Europeans say the same thing about Brazil !
Maybe paradise is everywhere, when your spirit goes well...
@Searover749 Assim como é estranho ouvir uma garota bonita falar português.
Well, about Alberobello, the "trulli" were really used as normal houses. Why they are so done? Because a fiscal problem. In past centuries the owners of this area were sending people to get taxes paid by farmers and workers living there. Taxes were not asked if the building was not ready yet, that is without roof. If you go inside a trullo you will see there is a special stone at the base of the roof. Taking this stone away, all the roof was falling down, so taxes for another year or more were not paid and money saved!! About Matera, the "Sassi" are in fact excavated caverns inside the mountain. The walls making them similar to houses are in fact only the entrance of the caverns where families and even domestic animals were living all together. This because Matera is in the South of Italy were in Summer temperatures could be very high. Inside caverns temperature is more or less she same during all the year, but in summertime the entrance had to be protected for not letting the temperature to raise more than usually.
Thanks for being interested in my wonderful country and have a good time.
Oh yes, there's a lot of similarities because Italians went in great numbers in South America. The population of many South American countries have Italian ancestry.
Indeed, we have many in Brazil. We even have some towns where italian dialects are spoken, like Veneto.
@@Roberto-wt7kr I know, we made it. We are brothers. 😉👍
The whole planet is beautiful, wonderful, rich beyond every immagination. Unique.
But in order to live better, we should give up on our pretentions of nations, classes, ethnic groups, religions etc and work togheter to turn this world into a real paradise where all can live in peace and happy. Humans are all brothers and sisters. We should love each others.
Only in this way we can succeed.
Sadly, Castelluccio village (#10) doesn't exist anymore, due to an earthquake that completely destroyed it, as many other near highly historical locations.
😢
The only beautiful things that the earthquake couldn't destroy are the flowers.
Please, notice that at 11:32 there is a map if Italy on the left side of the mountain, made with trees, 50 years ago! 😉
P.s.
The reason of the peculiar shape of the houses in Alberobello is the TAXES that the nobleman owners of the land asked for each house that had a roof.
So, the inhabitants of the village, 250 years ago, started to build houses with stone dome-roof with no concrete, that could be easily dismantled in case of property taxes requests, and rebuilt in more quiet moments...😂
8:56 Sim moram pessoas nos Trulli em Alberobello
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im from south america and because of my job which consists of travelling and doing business across the world and yes bosnia and herzegovina are beautiful but two countries which are my favourite to visit are japan, south korea and especially italy , these countries in my opinion are above others because of history and culture . italy i consider a living museum that is why they have more unesco sights than any others in the world. yes their are many countries in the world which are beautiful but i love history, the arts, architectures, and also the food which makes these countries special.
@@littlebigjohn69Good boy. You can't say you've seen the best if you don't visit Italy. I have traveled the world because of my parents' work and I can assure you with certainty that it is the most beautiful country in the world is Italy. ❤
There are plenty of villages where you could buy abandoned houses for 1 Euro in Italy.
yes but then for reconstruction, taxes, bills and supplies, it costs more than a new house:P
@@erosgritti5171 non più del costo di una casa da ristrutturare in qualsiasi parte del paese. Sono paesi bellissimi che sono stati abbandonati per andare a vivere in città da quando nel dopoguerra è iniziata l' industrializzazione. Prima gli italiani erano per la maggior parte contadina e analfabeta, non capiva il valore di vivere in mezzo alla natura. Queste case sono offerte a 1 euro per non far morire questi paesi meravigliosi ❤. Gli italiani già faticano oggi a comprare una casa dove lavorano, mandano i figli a scuola, c'è la palestra e il supermercato sottocasa. La verità è che siamo pigri purtroppo. In Olanda dove per esempio usano abitualmente la bici per spostarsi, và bè li è tutta pianura, ma era per fare un esempio. Queste case le stanno comprando europei fino all' Inghilterra, americani, russi e australiani. Per loro noi siamo stolti ( abbiamo tutti la macchina) e preferiamo stare ammucchiati come topi in città o nei grossi centri. Ogni anno loro destinano un TOT per la casa in Italia che come sappiamo tutti ovunque ti giri senti e vedi storia, cultura e bellezza. Vengono in vacanza perché i figli frequentano la scuola, oppure si trasferiscono definitivamente o anche decidono di arrivare definitivamente quando andranno in pensione. Noi giovani 1 euro ce l' abbiamo ma purtroppo con i miseri stipendi non riusciremmo mai a prendere un mutuo per ristrutturare un rudere che una volta ultimato vale 500000 volte tanto. Avendo per abitudine la bellezza tutti i giorni sotto gli occhi non ci accorgiamo di quanto siamo fortunati a vivere in Italia
There are also so many 3rd world things here in Italy yet to discover.
Tu?
Talking about your IQ?
Rapallo??? I would like to know who made this ranking....
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Rafael is Brazilian and has lived in both Italy and now in Portugal - Visiting is very different than a what is in a tourist video. www.youtube.com/@RafaelDiFuria
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Video assolutamente parziale. L'Italia è ricca di storia e di bellezze naturali. Non si può rappresentare in un video così breve
La polemica ci deve sempre stare eh?
@@stefaniabosi4183 ma perché non sei d'accordo? In un video dove non si parla del Colosseo, o di S.Pietro a Roma, o di Piazza S.Marco a Venezia, o della Basilica di Ravenna, con i meravigliosi mosaici che ritroviamo nella Capella Palatina in Sicilia, o nel Duomo di Monreale. Abbiamo la fortuna di vivere in un paese ricco di storia.
Hanno già fatto. Meno male che non abbiamo sempre solo il solito Colosseo, il solito canale grande e le solite altre banali ovvietà
@@nautron100 ovvietà forse per noi che ci siamo abituati. Abbiamo cosi tante cose che nemmeno noi le conosciamo.
Cmq non mi pare il caso di parlarne oltre
Sono d'accordo, questi video lasciano il tempo che trovano.... come fai a dire 'Top 10 places in Italy' dove ci sono decine di migliaia di luoghi e monumenti da visitare?
Don't be fooled by videos.
Italy has its problems, very big ones.
Living here isn't like watching our landscapes.
For sure here, like almost everywhere, there are stunning places to see, but life there isn't as stunning.
No one in the video says to you what's the struggle of living in a small city in which home rents are skyrocketing, or the fact that Castelluccio di Norcia is dying because there's a lack of funds after the 2016 earthquake, who destroyed the majority of buildings.
Vai a vedere in Brasile, dove vive mio cugino, ma anche negli altri paesi europei o nel Nord America, come sono cambiate o stanno cambiando, in peggio, le cose e la vita stessa. Bellissime New York, Miami, Londra, Parigi, Berlino, ecc. da visitare per qualche giorno e poi venire via, ma viverci, non lo so quanto sia tanto più semplice e bello.
@dadoVRC Every single country on the planet has problems, that's like saying water is wet...
beautiful tree Puglia yes there are houses it's called the trulli beautiful tree yes I can rent it for a holiday trulli tree beautiful puglia italy
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