American Girls React to Italy Hidden Gems! 🇮🇹

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[@albertoredaelli6858]

we Italians do appreciate how much you love our country. Greetings from Milan!

[@falcotol9299]

No Ferrari symbol or at least Alfa Romeo?

[@Nosense2010P]

Happy to see people discovering more of my beautiful country

[@milanistanellanima]

hi girls ... thanks fOr yOUR videos of my country ... kiss from ITALY!!

[@vesp9]

I wish you would react to top 100 places! We love your “Italian” content!!

[@ilefab4545]

Happy to have been to 4 of them in my life😂😂😂
Perfect.
Alberobello is unbelieveble❤
Then , there are plenty amazing place to visit... several little town all around the garda lake, several medieval tuscany place like san gimignano, volterra, or many seaside in puglia as gallipoli or lecce or in sardegna . Every where you can find tasty and delicious food, very unique side by side

[@oiurehj]

Saturnia was a truly spectacular place...before tourists.

[@stevebardella_farm-nature7bis]

In the proposed video we were able to enjoy 2% of the exclusive beauties that are the heritage not only of Italy but of the world, 98% is missing a lot to show in figures, and for work I was lucky enough to tour Italy from the top thoroughly and document the extraordinary nature, but as an Italian I say that a good part of Italians, I am not saying that they do not appreciate their country but they underestimate it, in favor of other foreign realities, or perhaps realities that have nothing of foreign historical and artistic high quality, a example? I met a family in London who was leaving the British Museum, listening to their comments I realized that they commented excessively on some of the finds in the Museum (rightly if we focus on the finds) but in reality these very important and unique objects, for the historical contexts artistic archaeological, but in reality absolutely unrelated to the foreign origin, in fact (in the good sense) the Italian father and mother, unfortunately, did not know that these finds could have been admired a few km if not hundreds of meters from their home in Italy , given that they were Etruscan finds temporarily lent to the important London Museum by our state authorities specifically, the Ministry of Cultural Heritage of the time, but the strangest thing, that this event initiative, were promoted not only by online publications or in important English newspapers, were clearly visible right at the main entrance (with mention of the loan) by two gigantic vertical banners showing the images of the objects, strangely they hadn't noticed.

[@falcotol9299]

Both Alberobello and Matera are during the tourist season overcrowded by people. DON´T go there then. Besides, western Italy is in summer much to warm nowadays.

[@niuniuita]

I've been in San Fruttuoso with school trips and we all did a bath on that rocky beach :)

[@rivadestra]

Unfortunately Castelluccio was seriously damaged by a strong earthquake a few years ago. The place is still suggestive but the town is practically destroyed.

[@goodphone156]

Spectacular!

[@ClaudioCappelli-ip5ej]

Suggerisco di visitare l'Italia da ottobre a maggio!
L'inverno in Italia, soprattutto al sud, è mite ed i turisti sono di meno così da rendere possibile la migliore fruizione di monumenti e panorami mozzafiato.

[@helm1242]

Ciao Belle! Un saluto dal Sud Italia!

[@AnnamariaManganelli]

Ringrazio tanto il mio paese è veramente bellissimo

[@carlobo5647]

Ciao Em, ciao Ahs....you are so polite and sweety....Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹

[@lorenzopinto7948]

"Castelluccio" (last village) doesn't exist animore since 2016 earthquake that totally destroyed it.
Sorry for the update, you can't visit it.

[@guillaumeessertel9743]

I live about 40 km from Castelluccio, the earthquake was a huge pain (I was so upset when I turned back in Norcia, San Benedisct's town, a few months after the earthquake, and certainly I haven't turned back to Amatrice...)

[@guillaumeessertel9743]

Fortunately the magnificent bridge Ponte delle Torri in Spoleto has reopened this spring

[@giovannimoriggi5833]

Castelluccio still exists, they are working for the restoration

[@guillaumeessertel9743]

@@giovannimoriggi5833 Yes I know, but the disaster is so huge, restorations that could be made are very important. I remember that when I went to L'Aquila 4 years after the earthquake, the center of the city was full of scaffolds and there was no one by the streets, terrifying.

[@lorenzopinto7948]

@@giovannimoriggi5833 Castelluccio does not exist anymore like is in the picture. It was almost destroyed to the ground. My grandpa family house is between Norcia and Preci, I know all the earthquake situation very well.

[@beaconeersofthesevenmaps3467]

You are welcome anytime

[@guillaumeessertel9743]

In fact these places are not the most famous, it is a selection of places less known than Florence, Venice, Rome, Naples...

[@Lootensansy2308]

You need to
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[@tizioincognito5731]

Oh, just visit the countryside of Tuscany, like Maremma. Lot of beautiful lil medieval towns, beautiful hills and beaches and the best food of italy. Without crowds of turists 😊

[@guillaumeessertel9743]

#10 Castelluccio unfortunately has been destructed by the 2016's hearthquake

[@fairytalelover-d7c]

I am from Matera!

[@Arthur94.5]

This reaction asian girl just jelous beacuse Italy so beautiful 😂😝❤ ,,, yes girl no just Philippines beautiful , Italy so better and european countries much better but asian countries really no better 😝😉

[@YangAoNaga]

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[@zoo_mar1044]

Next 10 awesome thing about indonesia

[@Hitmansharma_pullshot]

React to *"Incredible India worlds most unique nation"* to learn more about our history, civics and geography, btw Italy is very beautiful

[@bro8700]

You guys are not on Instagram?

[@EmAndAshh]

No not yet, we do have facebook!

[@ANURAG-hb6qf]

Damn facebook...girls that is outdated of u don't know 😂😂😂​@@EmAndAshh

[@kissrik]

ciao ragazze venite a trovarmi a Firenze la piu bella citta del mondo arte cibo simpatia RIK

[@enricacantori2984]

Ok, sono dieci di cento che abbiamo in Italia!

[@giovannimoriggi5833]

Solo cento?!……………

[@nicoladc89]

più che altro la maggior parte di queste non sono per un cazzo bellezze nascoste, 3 sono siti patrimonio UNESCO per dire. Lo saranno per gli americani che è già tanto se sanno localizzare l'Italia su una cartina, ci potrei pure mettere Lazise che gli americani magari non conoscono ma ogni anno ha più o meno lo stesso numero di turisti di Napoli (più di Palermo, di Bologna, di Verona, di Siena, di Pisa, ecc...).

[@Happy.l3nda]

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[@AdityaKharat-uc9no]

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[@lostgang6739]

Watch Rolex entry in Indian movie 'vikram'

[@xxcrysisxx5317]

Please don’t be like the 75% of annoying US tourists when u come to Italy. Thanks

[@simeao1979]

Is this cute girl filipino american?

[@EmAndAshh]

She is from the Philippines originally, but came here a few months ago!

[@nicetubex]

These videos about Italy always skip my region. Oh well... better. 🙂

[@GeovaniCunegundes]

Where is my comment?

[@EmAndAshh]

Hello!!

[@Gianluca-ROTTERDAM]

Alberobello there lives my parents for the last 16 years. Molto bellisimo!

[@mauroscarponi9440]

Ma quando vi decidete a venire i Italia???😊😊😊