i love how non italians describe it as „damp“ and „in need of repair“ that’s literally the city‘s charme. i adore venice with all my heart, the little alleys, buildings and the general feeling is just unmatched!
Been there this year, walked all the way from a parking on the outskirts of the city to Piazza San Marco, really a magical place but I feel really sorry for the locals who have to deal with all the obnoxious tourists everywhere during the summer...
@@edithnogueira7899 There are many kind of tourism, and not always they are profitable or welcomed ones. Many of the tourists come for a day trip, don't spend any money, are not interested in art and monuments, perhaps buy horrible stuff from Chinese shops convinced that it is a true Venetian souvenir and leave behind just garbage, dirt and confusion.
When I visited Venice I got lost and had no clue where I was. Then I found a tiny restaurant where I ate the best pizza of my life I a small street. I was not able to find the restaurant again
I think nowadays, you can just ask Google to "remember where I am", I just tried it and it worked for me. Or photograph the name at the end of the street. These are the things you think of later, in the "I wish I had..." category! When we were in Rome, Google remembered everywhere we'd been, even if we only waited outside somewhere for the pedestrian crossing.
Same here. We always try to find where the locals eat. I had a Calamari Potato Soufflé at a Pizza Shop that was amazing. Chef came out and explained his full recipe to me. Love Venice. Feel all the past souls. They are happy there.
I had a similar experience there, except it was on a hot day, walking around, I was so thirsty and tired. Well, they have working water fountains in some of the neighborhoods where people used to go for their water before the buildings had plumbing. And I filled up a bottle of the coldest, cleanest water I've ever tasted. It might have just been because I was hot and dehydrated though.
This is the real Venice, forget the grand canal, forget the palazzi. The endlessly claustrophobic little alleys, the careworn buildings, the graffiti, this is is the real city.
Come on, this is a winter cloudy grey day. Venice has plenty of better light other days. Also the cheap camera that overblows the bright areas makes it look worse. I know Venice quite well and it is beautiful even in the worse day. What makes interesting for many the video is the eye fish perspective and lack of movement compensation that makes the subjective feeling you are walking with him. The video manage to give the impression Venice is dirty and that is far from true. He did a detour in purpose in order to walk in narrow areas, he could had follow the Strada Nova that is one of the main streets of Venice.
@@backslash68 Agreed it is not a great house but I doubt it is derelick. Sadly the salt filtrations with the periodical inundations make a mess of many lower areas.
What do you mean, Marijuna? Europe is getting ready to legalize, everyone is. Thailand legalized medical research. They still behead people for it in some places for it. Got to stop.
we have been in venice from schooltrip and guess what?. we were lost like about 1 and half hour we were just going in one same fucking circle all the time
I used to live in the San Vio / Accademia area, until about 20 years ago there was groceries all around; now NOTHING every food shop has been replaced by tourists shops selling glass, masks and other assorted tourist things. I would not like to be one of the people who live there... they have to walk a lot to buy some food. A big "thank you" to all previous city mayors who did nothing to prevent that from happening. They could at least have passed a local law/initiative to subsidize grocery shops; not many of them, only one would have been enough.
Actually there is a huge supermarket very close from where he started and there are many grocery shops in the area. This video is a fake. Anyway, I agree about the fact that the mayors, including the actual one, should make illegal for Chineses to open their horrible shops all over Venice.
20 years ago there where in Venice only two supermarket and a lot of groceries. At this time, I live in Venice, there are a lot of supermarket open in all over the city (Coop is the most popular), one oh this is opened in an ancient theatre (Teatro Italia) and is like a monument, very beautiful. You can buy bread and pizza and cakes by Rizzo, in Rialto you can buy all the vegetaibles and fruits you want and all the fish you want. For the meat I don't know because I don't eat meat. The City Hall want to attract young to live in Venice with flats low cost. When I was young Venice was a city for old people, nowadays you can find whatever you want.
I have the luck of living at half an hour train or car distance from Venice and I've been there probably several hundreds of times in my life, for work or leisure or study or to visit an exhibition etc. . I even lived there for days when my daughter resided there. I can assure you that each time I've been there, with any weather, light, time of the day or season, the town is different each time and there is always something to discover, to wonder at and to be enchanted by. The works of art, churches, buildings, sights, smells, hidden corners, secret places are so many, that a lifetime wouldn't be enough to discover. Its history, culture, tradition is so exceptional that there isn't literally a place in the world like it. Every time some friends or guests come from abroad and I take them there for a visit, they are left speechless. If you've never been there, I would suggest to try and go, at least once in your lifetime, to experience its uniqueness. I'm very sad at reading the thoughtless comments written by people who don't really know what they are talking about. As I have already said in a comment, this video has been made on purpose in order to show the worst and under the worst light, perhaps dictated by a negative attitude of the person who made it. Of course in Venice, like in every other places in the world, there are old, dilapidated buildings, parts that are not cared for or restaured. But that is certainly NOT ENOUGH to judge the whole! To restore a house in Venice you need a huge amount of money, more than everywhere else, because of the particular characteristics of the place and sadly many true, many generaions old Venetians are going to leave on the mainland because of the skyrocking prices of houses or maintenance. This is very sad. Not to mention some silly person who wrote that all Italian cities look like the third world!! I wonder where this person has been and what he saw! More than half of the art treasures of the world are in Italy and most of it is well kept and cared for. So, please, don't base your impression of Venice on this ugly video. It's deceiving and tries to distort the truth about the city. Anyway, he had no need to walk all that long and to go that way to find a supermarket from the place where he lived. I can tell you. He just took his time to find the worst places to show on camera. I'm happy he's not in Italy anymore.
In the video i found Venice truly beautiful..and i understand it is even more beautiful in your comment. Wish i could go visit Venice someday so i can see all the beauty.😊
What's with this awful comment? It's not an ugly video. I still find the cities in europe are mesmerising and i glad i found this video. It only shows that venice actually not quite different with other cities. It reminds me of my walking routine to a grocery stores in my own city, even though we are thousand of kilometres apart and have completely different cultures
I found this video to be very nice and I I I I loved seeing the doors, walls, windows and steps. They look beautiful to me and quite different than most of our cities that all look the same here in the states. I hope to visit one day and stay in one of the beautiful homes.
Right on. That entire city is a museum. I took a class on the history of Venice and going there just changes your life. Everyone puts up St Marks or whatever but I like the everyday alleyways and bridges and little nooks that make the city. Thank you!
True. I live between Venice and Milan; when I spend time in Venice, I lose weight from all the walking. Then when I stay in Milan for a bit I gain it back.
So true. I've studied in Venice for 5 years. I didn't do sports but I was fit because of all the walking and I didn't even realised it until I graduated and stopped going to Venice on a daily basis. Now I really notice the difference 😂
I enjoyed watching from the strange place you leave then walking through narrow streets going to supermarket. I wonder how are those houses looks like inside. Thanks for your time in sharing this nice Venice video.
so cool...txs !!!!.... at 2:38 into vid ...back in 1985.... I was 21 yrs old an visited Venice an had my picture takin in front of that church,.....thanks for the memory 1FM Lake George, NY...USA
Marina Holmes in Venice there are a lot of cats...it’s true that’s not a lot of green but there are some angles of this city that are stunning, rich of flowers and trees.
@@Lucia1502l I've often thought about where we are born. We can be very spoilt without realizing it. I'm amazed at micro units/houses etc. It made me truly appreciate my little home. There is beauty in so many different forms of housing. ☺
I mean i grew up with the same stuff, middle of no where by tons of everything you said.. But Venice looks so beautiful. Such a backhanded comment to the point where its sad.
Depending on how many years ago she meant, it was beautiful about 20 years and before. You wouldn't see that level of filth and graffiti like that back then. There would be little cafes and shops along the little alleys, kept clean and nice. No more, the same thing happpend to most eruo cities after mass immigration in the 90s, now the main shopping areas are a tacky ugly mess of homeless, criminals and cheap shops. In Switzerland they do not stand for this, niether do they in Poland, both nice clean places, restricted and protected so this won't happen. The state of Vermont in the US is heavily protected from over developement. The world does not need more cheap bags and junk, and the rich donr need million dollar plus bags either.. the entire world needs a reset, a morotorium on trade and goods for a few years so the world can come up woith a new plan. if only..
@@biancadurso3400 Pay attention. She cried because it was beautiful. I've only been there a few times and saw the tourist side and the real neighborhoods, in all its gritty glory. There's no place in the world like Venice and that uniqueness is its greatest quality. If you live there, move. If you visited there, don't go back. They certainly don't want people there that are as bleak as you are.
@@biancadurso3400 Venice is one of the most beautiful cities I've ever seen. I would go back there in a heartbeat. You see crumbling plaster and crowded streets, but your looking past the art, architecture and history of a an incredible place.
That's true. I lived in London for a short of time. I walked everywhere. Had a really small fridge, common in apartments, so couldn't load up with groceries. I would walk to the grocery store just like this guy. I always had to watch my weight when in the states. This was the first time in my life that I lost weight without even trying. I thought something was wrong with me. Lol!
wow , you must go with GPS, I went there and I remember walking a lot all the time . It is very beautiful but sometimes a little sad, there are very lonely and abandoned places
This is why I love TH-cam. You see things you’d never see in a professional travelogue. I never really thought of how difficult it would be to go grocery shopping in Venice. Now I know.
When i was in Venice in 2014, every time i ventured out from my Air b n b i would be lost! The only way I could find my way back was to ask where Hospitale was and once i found it, i knew the way back! Sometimes it took walking completely across the island to get there when i could have been 10 minutes away but i was always lost! When the movie Gracie de Monaco came out in Italy, i was at its premiere in Venice! If i would have had gps on my phone, i think i could have gotten around much better! Beautiful city. Was treated like Royalty on Murano by the top glass person on the island, Christina, who helped me discover the maker of my 4’6” tall all glass bird tree, Igor Balbi....great memories for sure.
Loving the comments from tourists. You've been there probably 2 days and think you know or can judge this place, you're dumb. Venezia is beautiful, i'm an American living in Venezia since 2001, moved here from Beverly Hills, California. Walking here at night, close to the canal, the soft lights, it's priceless! I love this city! The guy is living in a pretty crappy apartment, but that's his choice i guess or what he can afford.
@@bradthompsonuk2011 good question. If you know Italy, talking about Amalfi coast, well that's Campania region, one of the most corrupted and dangerous regions of Italy. Napoli is nice for a pizza sure, but i wouldn;t want to find myself sick in a hospital there, no thanks. Toscana is nice indeed, i don't have a reson for that, Roma is amazing, yet way too crazy, too much traffic, too many people. Venezia is tiny and i love the canals and getting a coffee in Piazza San Marco early morning while tourists are sleeping. Veneto is stunning as well, but you know, the more south you go, the worse it gets (talking about burocracy, healthcare), not food or beaches.
be dai il video era da fare un po carino.. se faceva 2 metri che senso aveva, un po come fare tutto il video inquadrandosi solo i piedi e lasciare questo titolo e mignatura XD
You live over by the casino. I have spent about three years on and off living in Venice on the island of Giudecca. Going back for three months at the end of April this year.
Vi invito ad andare a fare la spesa alla Despar nel Teatro Italia. Un supermercato all'interno di un teatro ristrutturato....una vera chicca che solo a Venezia poteva esserci.DA VEDERE !!!! Cannaregio 1943, calle de le Pignate, Venezia
Aaaa me encantó!! 😱 amo ese paisaje.. cuanta historia en cada ladrillo, piedra y granito de arena.. Ojalá algún día pueda tomar unos mates por esos caminos de la bellísima Venecia ❤️😍
Hi there, good to see your insight into a place we love. We also film gopro walk through's, so it's great to see someone else's eye view. We really enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing it, we've subscribed and look forward to seeing more.
People have been complaining about Venice since the 1600s -- about the prostitutes, gambling, general crime levels, and the hordes of other tourists! This city reached it's heyday centuries ago -- all the complaints about the tourists "ruining" it begs the question -- who are they ruining it for? Other tourists?
emma ess Venice’s population has plummeted over the last 30 years. All retail and dining outlets are being purchased by multi-national corporations, all of the buildings being converted to hotels. Without locals, it’s nothing more than a theme park. It’s the death of the city’s culture that people are concerned about.
Thanks for the walk. Venice's narrow walkways are quaint and beautiful aaw the history. Please make more vid around Venice. If I could live in Italy instead of the U.S....
This. This is the stuff I like. I been to Venice once and it was the whole touristy thing. Which was amazing upon itself. But this is...this feels REAL. Love it.
He's not taking shortcuts, he's doing the opposite. If you pull up Google Maps he actually had to just walk a straight line along a major street but he went into unnecessary alleys and then came back to the main street multiple times
I'll be in Venecia by January. Smelling the cooking, tripping over the cobblestones and getting lost would part of the adventure. Can't wait to see Venice!!!!
Actually people were saying he did not go straight to where he needed to go. .. they were saying he took the long way.. and avoided the main street which would have gotten him there more quickly and directly
Wow, cool! Thank you for the very interesting visit! I have always wanted to see how Venice was beside the really well known places that are always shown in articles about Venice.
Actually, It's a lot safer at night because all the obnoxious and disrespectful tourists are gone . The best part? you can enjoy a nice cup of wine in public... on the streets!!
Loved this walk through Venice. I went there once with my parents. My dad and I wandered around and found a laundromat there and it felt like heaven in the middle of a two week trip... I know...tourist eh.
I've been to Venice with my sisters and we loved it there! Camera doesn't do it justice. We felt as if we were in a fairy tale. It was pretty cold when we were there, off season. Going from Rome to Venice was a huge difference, aesthetically as well as in euros. Thank you for sharing. Blessings.
Cant believe this simple video is blowing up like this, check out this new channel, more venice and italy :) th-cam.com/channels/wK9yUrP9KmBR9A-SUVJ-TA.html
I wish it were viral, but in fact it's probably shadow-amping, the reverse of shadow-banning. Instead of allowing the people and the algos to decide what's popular, the employees at the web site decide what's hot and what's not directly.
Ty úzké uličky působí dost děsivě ve dne,natož v noci...jsou ale krásné,tajemné a kouzelné...děkuji za krátkou prohlídku,kterou jsem takto absolvovala v posteli v Česku😀(Czech republic) 👌👍💗
Thank you for posting this video. We were in Venice last year and I managed to find 3 supermarkets. We're back there next week and this one looks bigger, with more fruit and veg. I will be paying a visit or two.
I did my Erasmus program in Venice and you walked trough the exact same streets and went to the same supermarket I used to go :) it’s been so long! I miss it every day!
There are pretty much only 3 kinda big parks in Venice. Other than those there are a few small green areas here and there for kids to play with and some bigger streets have some trees contained within square patches of grass.
The good thing about the internet is that we can see things like that and have a look into the life of other people... The bad thing is, that it makes us lazy and less activity means lesser chances to see it with your own eyes...
Invece di fare mille giri dietro la Maddalena, sarebbe stato sufficiente continuare su Terà de la Maddalena e poi per Strada Nova. Ci avresti messo metà tempo.
Ma non sarebbe riuscito a far vedere al mondo le parti peggiori di Venezia. Che brutto video e anche ingannevole. Grazie a dio questo tizio se n'è andato!
"obnoxious and disrespectful tourists"? Hmm, when I went I kept to myself, moved quietly through the streets, took in the view, parted with good money for nice food, making sure to let others pass and not become an obstacle (left my rucksack in the hotel), wasn't at all rowdy in fact kept my head down and enjoyed your beautiful city. Not all tourists are bad! (In response to comment further in)
As a tourist, you could wander for days.... and occasionally run into a smaller canal dead-end that branches off the Grand. Almost every corner has at least one of three arrows pointing in the directions of the main train station, Rialto bridge or Piazza San Marco. You might backtrack now and then, but you're never totally lost. I love and miss Venezia, Mestre, Jesolo and the entire NE area of Italia.
Relatively new problem again. The city had done a pretty good job of cleaning most of it off. Should be a requirement to flash an ID to buy spray paint!
you took the longer way, you could have climb a building and go there by rooftops.
He did a detour in purpose in order to walk in narrow areas, he could had follow the Strada Nova that is one of the main streets of Venice.
@@karlpj1 he was talking about Ezio Auditore
Space bend Time genius 😒
I usually do that but they removed haystacks this year...😂
Spider Man lol
Nice walk showing everyday life in Venice. Love the old buildings, alleys, bridges. Thank you. I always wondered how ordinary people live in Venice.
I can assure you that there are nicer areas where ordinary true Venetians live, than this.
Yes me too, how they live usually in a museum city?
@@franescadiano this is also charming and nice
Me too. I was wondering every day life
But the fun part is walking all the way back carrying heavy grocery bags!! 😂😂😂
Get a grocery basket. I have one.
More than likely, this is a daily routine as not much storage for food. Buy fresh daily & nice walk. No problem.
You just need a wheeled trolley "tento ae gambe che go un careo"
P U 25 You're pretty weak, aren't you?
Jedidah Fire depends how heavy the groceries are.
i love how non italians describe it as „damp“ and „in need of repair“ that’s literally the city‘s charme. i adore venice with all my heart, the little alleys, buildings and the general feeling is just unmatched!
I’m surprised at the negative comments, I think Venice looks beautiful
Been there this year, walked all the way from a parking on the outskirts of the city to Piazza San Marco, really a magical place but I feel really sorry for the locals who have to deal with all the obnoxious tourists everywhere during the summer...
golden slaughterer magic, yes. Black magic...
Well you were one of them
Venice economy is mainly from tourism. They must be thankful for them!!
@@edithnogueira7899 There are many kind of tourism, and not always they are profitable or welcomed ones. Many of the tourists come for a day trip, don't spend any money, are not interested in art and monuments, perhaps buy horrible stuff from Chinese shops convinced that it is a true Venetian souvenir and leave behind just garbage, dirt and confusion.
True but they don't hate their money
When I visited Venice I got lost and had no clue where I was. Then I found a tiny restaurant where I ate the best pizza of my life I a small street. I was not able to find the restaurant again
I think nowadays, you can just ask Google to "remember where I am", I just tried it and it worked for me. Or photograph the name at the end of the street. These are the things you think of later, in the "I wish I had..." category!
When we were in Rome, Google remembered everywhere we'd been, even if we only waited outside somewhere for the pedestrian crossing.
Same here. We always try to find where the locals eat. I had a Calamari Potato Soufflé at a Pizza Shop that was amazing. Chef came out and explained his full recipe to me. Love Venice. Feel all the past souls. They are happy there.
Atomrofl42 that happened to me in New York
If you ate the best pizza of your life in Venice then there's a BIG problem. Visit southern Italy
I had a similar experience there, except it was on a hot day, walking around, I was so thirsty and tired. Well, they have working water fountains in some of the neighborhoods where people used to go for their water before the buildings had plumbing. And I filled up a bottle of the coldest, cleanest water I've ever tasted. It might have just been because I was hot and dehydrated though.
This is the real Venice, forget the grand canal, forget the palazzi. The endlessly claustrophobic little alleys, the careworn buildings, the graffiti, this is is the real city.
Come on, this is a winter cloudy grey day. Venice has plenty of better light other days. Also the cheap camera that overblows the bright areas makes it look worse.
I know Venice quite well and it is beautiful even in the worse day. What makes interesting for many the video is the eye fish perspective and lack of movement compensation that makes the subjective feeling you are walking with him.
The video manage to give the impression Venice is dirty and that is far from true.
He did a detour in purpose in order to walk in narrow areas, he could had follow the Strada Nova that is one of the main streets of Venice.
he comes out of a real derelict house, in a not so nice part of the city-- I used to live in much nicer areas.
@@backslash68 Agreed it is not a great house but I doubt it is derelick. Sadly the salt filtrations with the periodical inundations make a mess of many lower areas.
Just like Detroit? (or any third-world ghetto minus the clutter and vagrants laying around)
Charles Rae- where did you go- not what I have seen !
you're actually making it longer taking unnecessary alleys. However, that's what a stoned and fed up Venetian would do to avoid tourists.
Egon why should everyone be stoned nowadays?
Cos we are
@@pollinger1967 Ruskin wrote a book about it. The Stoned of Venice
What do you mean, Marijuna? Europe is getting ready to legalize, everyone is. Thailand legalized medical research. They still behead people for it in some places for it. Got to stop.
Dedallus where are you .
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I'm so lost.
venice is a city where people easily get lost in :D
we have been in venice from schooltrip and guess what?. we were lost like about 1 and half hour we were just going in one same fucking circle all the time
@Al Morrison we don't walk with the whole class just me and my 3 other friends
I agree completely.....it is not so cool/fun to not know where you are.
ITS MY NAME 😂 that's so funny. I did the exactly same thing in Paris!!
I used to live in the San Vio / Accademia area, until about 20 years ago there was groceries all around; now NOTHING every food shop has been replaced by tourists shops selling glass, masks and other assorted tourist things. I would not like to be one of the people who live there... they have to walk a lot to buy some food. A big "thank you" to all previous city mayors who did nothing to prevent that from happening. They could at least have passed a local law/initiative to subsidize grocery shops; not many of them, only one would have been enough.
Actually there is a huge supermarket very close from where he started and there are many grocery shops in the area. This video is a fake. Anyway, I agree about the fact that the mayors, including the actual one, should make illegal for Chineses to open their horrible shops all over Venice.
20 years ago there where in Venice only two supermarket and a lot of groceries. At this time, I live in Venice, there are a lot of supermarket open in all over the city (Coop is the most popular), one oh this is opened in an ancient theatre (Teatro Italia) and is like a monument, very beautiful. You can buy bread and pizza and cakes by Rizzo, in Rialto you can buy all the vegetaibles and fruits you want and all the fish you want. For the meat I don't know because I don't eat meat. The City Hall want to attract young to live in Venice with flats low cost. When I was young Venice was a city for old people, nowadays you can find whatever you want.
@The Game good decision, there's too much tourists in venice.
in all city, in Ravenna too. all store are now in ipercoop or other megastore.
I have the luck of living at half an hour train or car distance from Venice and I've been there probably several hundreds of times in my life, for work or leisure or study or to visit an exhibition etc. . I even lived there for days when my daughter resided there. I can assure you that each time I've been there, with any weather, light, time of the day or season, the town is different each time and there is always something to discover, to wonder at and to be enchanted by. The works of art, churches, buildings, sights, smells, hidden corners, secret places are so many, that a lifetime wouldn't be enough to discover.
Its history, culture, tradition is so exceptional that there isn't literally a place in the world like it. Every time some friends or guests come from abroad and I take them there for a visit, they are left speechless. If you've never been there, I would suggest to try and go, at least once in your lifetime, to experience its uniqueness.
I'm very sad at reading the thoughtless comments written by people who don't really know what they are talking about. As I have already said in a comment, this video has been made on purpose in order to show the worst and under the worst light, perhaps dictated by a negative attitude of the person who made it.
Of course in Venice, like in every other places in the world, there are old, dilapidated buildings, parts that are not cared for or restaured. But that is certainly NOT ENOUGH to judge the whole! To restore a house in Venice you need a huge amount of money, more than everywhere else, because of the particular characteristics of the place and sadly many true, many generaions old Venetians are going to leave on the mainland because of the skyrocking prices of houses or maintenance. This is very sad.
Not to mention some silly person who wrote that all Italian cities look like the third world!! I wonder where this person has been and what he saw!
More than half of the art treasures of the world are in Italy and most of it is well kept and cared for.
So, please, don't base your impression of Venice on this ugly video. It's deceiving and tries to distort the truth about the city.
Anyway, he had no need to walk all that long and to go that way to find a supermarket from the place where he lived. I can tell you. He just took his time to find the worst places to show on camera. I'm happy he's not in Italy anymore.
Boring dark alleyways with nothing nice to see.x
In the video i found Venice truly beautiful..and i understand it is even more beautiful in your comment. Wish i could go visit Venice someday so i can see all the beauty.😊
What's with this awful comment? It's not an ugly video. I still find the cities in europe are mesmerising and i glad i found this video. It only shows that venice actually not quite different with other cities. It reminds me of my walking routine to a grocery stores in my own city, even though we are thousand of kilometres apart and have completely different cultures
Wanna 🍪
So long who has time to read an encyclopedia 😒
I found this video to be very nice and I I I I loved seeing the doors, walls, windows and steps. They look beautiful to me and quite different than most of our cities that all look the same here in the states. I hope to visit one day and stay in one of the beautiful homes.
Right on. That entire city is a museum. I took a class on the history of Venice and going there just changes your life. Everyone puts up St Marks or whatever but I like the everyday alleyways and bridges and little nooks that make the city. Thank you!
And that my friends is why they are not fat.
True. I live between Venice and Milan; when I spend time in Venice, I lose weight from all the walking. Then when I stay in Milan for a bit I gain it back.
So true. I've studied in Venice for 5 years. I didn't do sports but I was fit because of all the walking and I didn't even realised it until I graduated and stopped going to Venice on a daily basis. Now I really notice the difference 😂
1:00 plus the fact that they are always running home to some Aspern Papers situation
Well, that and.. feeding hormones to cattle is forbidden in the EU. And there is more resistance to junk food here.
Also we don’t have junk food, only heathy food
I enjoyed watching from the strange place you leave then walking through narrow streets going to supermarket. I wonder how are those houses looks like inside. Thanks for your time in sharing this nice Venice video.
so cool...txs !!!!.... at 2:38 into vid ...back in 1985.... I was 21 yrs old an visited Venice an had my picture takin in front of that church,.....thanks for the memory
1FM
Lake George, NY...USA
I love Italy. Can't wait to go back
I absolutely love Venice; one of the most beautiful magical places I have ever been !
are we there yet?
I now appreciate my space, the trees, animals and gardens. I couldn't live there.
Interesting though.
Space is irrelevant the more u get you're never satisfied. Yes there should be more green tho.
Marina Holmes in Venice there are a lot of cats...it’s true that’s not a lot of green but there are some angles of this city that are stunning, rich of flowers and trees.
@@Lucia1502l
I've often thought about where we are born. We can be very spoilt without realizing it. I'm amazed at micro units/houses etc. It made me truly appreciate my little home.
There is beauty in so many different forms of housing. ☺
It’s ok we don’t want you there either
I mean i grew up with the same stuff, middle of no where by tons of everything you said.. But Venice looks so beautiful. Such a backhanded comment to the point where its sad.
I was there many years ago. I cried everywhere I went. So beautiful!
grace lopardo you cried because it looks sad snd grey? It’s a horrible place
Depending on how many years ago she meant, it was beautiful about 20 years and before. You wouldn't see that level of filth and graffiti like that back then. There would be little cafes and shops along the little alleys, kept clean and nice. No more, the same thing happpend to most eruo cities after mass immigration in the 90s, now the main shopping areas are a tacky ugly mess of homeless, criminals and cheap shops. In Switzerland they do not stand for this, niether do they in Poland, both nice clean places, restricted and protected so this won't happen. The state of Vermont in the US is heavily protected from over developement. The world does not need more cheap bags and junk, and the rich donr need million dollar plus bags either.. the entire world needs a reset, a morotorium on trade and goods for a few years so the world can come up woith a new plan. if only..
@@biancadurso3400 Pay attention. She cried because it was beautiful. I've only been there a few times and saw the tourist side and the real neighborhoods, in all its gritty glory. There's no place in the world like Venice and that uniqueness is its greatest quality. If you live there, move. If you visited there, don't go back. They certainly don't want people there that are as bleak as you are.
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@@biancadurso3400 Venice is one of the most beautiful cities I've ever seen. I would go back there in a heartbeat. You see crumbling plaster and crowded streets, but your looking past the art, architecture and history of a an incredible place.
You must keep in shape just going to the grocery store, considering that you can't buy much each time and carry it all back. :)
M Garcia Not only keep in shape but also being conscious on how much to spend.
A five minute walk? No.
AND WE WONDER WHY ARE SOME NATUONS FAT ?
That's true. I lived in London for a short of time. I walked everywhere. Had a really small fridge, common in apartments, so couldn't load up with groceries. I would walk to the grocery store just like this guy. I always had to watch my weight when in the states. This was the first time in my life that I lost weight without even trying. I thought something was wrong with me. Lol!
Dal punto A al punto B passando per tutto l’alfabeto
That was awesome.
@@n0wh3r3f4s7 ??
Do ponto A ao ponto B passando por todo o alfabeto
From point A to point B passing by all the alphabet.
@@deivisony not a romance language
wow , you must go with GPS, I went there and I remember walking a lot all the time . It is very beautiful but sometimes a little sad, there are very lonely and abandoned places
ClaudiaKirov I’ll become like Goldilocks and the three bears and live in one of the abandon buildings lol
Haunted...
I was there a few years ago. So beautiful and amazing, like being in another world as it totally different from the place I belong.
ClaudiaKirov I can’t believe abandoned places exist there. Why is that?
I fucking hate tourists
Interesting! Thanks for the perspective of a local.
"You may have the universe if I may have Italy."
This is why I love TH-cam. You see things you’d never see in a professional travelogue. I never really thought of how difficult it would be to go grocery shopping in Venice. Now I know.
When i was in Venice in 2014, every time i ventured out from my Air b n b i would be lost! The only way I could find my way back was to ask where Hospitale was and once i found it, i knew the way back! Sometimes it took walking completely across the island to get there when i could have been 10 minutes away but i was always lost! When the movie Gracie de Monaco came out in Italy, i was at its premiere in Venice! If i would have had gps on my phone, i think i could have gotten around much better! Beautiful city. Was treated like Royalty on Murano by the top glass person on the island, Christina, who helped me discover the maker of my 4’6” tall all glass bird tree, Igor Balbi....great memories for sure.
Beautiful charming old city, I really enjoyed this, thanks!
Thanks for the virtual tour. Really appreciate it.😀💕
I think that the supermarket is located no longer than 50 meters from the starting point... In a straight line obviously. Nice walk anyway.
nice building and architecture its old but theres a lot of beautiful stories behind all this old walls😊🥰👍 have a happy weekend
captivating video. this is why the world needs youtube. thanks for sharing
That's why I lost 13 lbs. In two weeks in Italy. 🚶🏃🚶 Best diet ever!
this is so dope i would love to live there
You must use GPS. This is the Venice that I would like to see. No Grand Canal. Not a bunch of tourists. Just everyday life.
GPS doesn't work great in Venice. You can follow a map but don't trust GPS to be able to pinpoint where you are located because it'll fail.
I was there 30 years ago and I got lost, so many memories, thank you.
Loving the comments from tourists. You've been there probably 2 days and think you know or can judge this place, you're dumb. Venezia is beautiful, i'm an American living in Venezia since 2001, moved here from Beverly Hills, California. Walking here at night, close to the canal, the soft lights, it's priceless! I love this city! The guy is living in a pretty crappy apartment, but that's his choice i guess or what he can afford.
Stupid question from one who travels to Veneto often... but why did you choose Venice over Rome, Toscana, or say, the Amalfi coast?
@@bradthompsonuk2011 good question. If you know Italy, talking about Amalfi coast, well that's Campania region, one of the most corrupted and dangerous regions of Italy. Napoli is nice for a pizza sure, but i wouldn;t want to find myself sick in a hospital there, no thanks. Toscana is nice indeed, i don't have a reson for that, Roma is amazing, yet way too crazy, too much traffic, too many people. Venezia is tiny and i love the canals and getting a coffee in Piazza San Marco early morning while tourists are sleeping. Veneto is stunning as well, but you know, the more south you go, the worse it gets (talking about burocracy, healthcare), not food or beaches.
PBS NYC is airing their documentary of Visions of Italy tonight.
Typical comment from a non native.
@@tex6929 i know more than you about italy, pirla.
wow! what a trip.. quite a maze! thx for sharing
Ah, beautiful old city. Living in history. Great food!
Thank you for the walk with us. It’s unique and very beautiful. Dreaming someday live in Italy for a while❤️
I visited Venice Italy in April of 2011. It was beautiful and so much fun. I just wish I could've stayed for a few months. 🙄
io sto ancora chiedendomi come fai ad essere in strada nova e non andare alla coop che praticamente giri l'angolo, invece di fare il giro dell'asino.
be dai il video era da fare un po carino.. se faceva 2 metri che senso aveva, un po come fare tutto il video inquadrandosi solo i piedi e lasciare questo titolo e mignatura XD
@@alexsfamily4166 XD
Perché non è venesian :-)
Appunto! Perché voleva mostrare una Venezia brutta, sporca e cattiva. Video orribile e fatto in malafede.
I think it is beautiful.
I like the distress walls...looks full of history! Nice vid. Venice seems serene and artful here
Visited Venice back in the 70s and enjoyed the charm and character of the city. A fun video to watch. Thank you! 🛶
You live over by the casino. I have spent about three years on and off living in Venice on the island of Giudecca. Going back for three months at the end of April this year.
How marvelous
Vi invito ad andare a fare la spesa alla Despar nel Teatro Italia.
Un supermercato all'interno di un teatro ristrutturato....una vera chicca che solo a Venezia poteva esserci.DA VEDERE !!!!
Cannaregio 1943, calle de le Pignate, Venezia
MARIAPAOLA Zanguio ghe so sta.. Gninte de speciae.
Infatti son rimasto deluso dal veder che entrava alla Conad con quel merdoso controsoffitto
Che fra l'altro è anche più vicino alla casa di sto qua
As soon as the door opens to go outside, I just saw beauty. Such a cute town.
Amazing to see Venice from the perspective of a resident. I've always wondered what it's like behind those doors
Thanks for the video
OMG, I love Venice so much ; it is a dream !
This is so great man. How long did/have you lived there and was it very expensive?
Aaaa me encantó!! 😱 amo ese paisaje.. cuanta historia en cada ladrillo, piedra y granito de arena.. Ojalá algún día pueda tomar unos mates por esos caminos de la bellísima Venecia ❤️😍
Hi there, good to see your insight into a place we love. We also film gopro walk through's, so it's great to see someone else's eye view. We really enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing it, we've subscribed and look forward to seeing more.
People have been complaining about Venice since the 1600s -- about the prostitutes, gambling, general crime levels, and the hordes of other tourists! This city reached it's heyday centuries ago -- all the complaints about the tourists "ruining" it begs the question -- who are they ruining it for? Other tourists?
emma ess Venice’s population has plummeted over the last 30 years. All retail and dining outlets are being purchased by multi-national corporations, all of the buildings being converted to hotels. Without locals, it’s nothing more than a theme park. It’s the death of the city’s culture that people are concerned about.
Wow you are one kind off an ignorant bitch. They are ruining it for the people ACTUALLY LIVING THERE.
Thanks for the walk. Venice's narrow walkways are quaint and beautiful aaw the history. Please make more vid around Venice. If I could live in Italy instead of the U.S....
There’s something so beautiful to me about places that are run-down and abandoned looking like this. Sad, but beautiful.
This. This is the stuff I like. I been to Venice once and it was the whole touristy thing. Which was amazing upon itself. But this is...this feels REAL. Love it.
Dude knows all the short cuts, could have gone on for miles, I was in a trance.😶
362chop so true!! Lol! Endless!
They were not shortcuts, just the opposite, wandering in zigzag. Going to the shop from his home is quite straight if he really wanted.
He's taking a long route to avoid crowds
He's not taking shortcuts, he's doing the opposite. If you pull up Google Maps he actually had to just walk a straight line along a major street but he went into unnecessary alleys and then came back to the main street multiple times
I'll be in Venecia by January. Smelling the cooking, tripping over the cobblestones and getting lost would part of the adventure. Can't wait to see Venice!!!!
did it live up to your expectations?
This is awesome, thank you for sharing. Can't wait to go to Venice!
I love this town.- No cars, motorcycles, trucks or any other kind of noisy and smelly vehicles at all!
best Venice vid on TH-cam,,, no messing about straight to where yer need t get :) ( in a going round a maze of alleyways kinda way )
Actually people were saying he did not go straight to where he needed to go. .. they were saying he took the long way.. and avoided the main street which would have gotten him there more quickly and directly
nice one mate !
Wow, cool! Thank you for the very interesting visit! I have always wanted to see how Venice was beside the really well known places that are always shown in articles about Venice.
Beautiful alleyways and quaint shops . And no garbage on the ground.😊quite a long walk back with groceries though. I have mine delivered. 👍
That's very cool how everything is connected with the alleyways but what about at night? Is it dangerous?
It's one of the safest cities in the world - as well as the most beautiful.
ahah when you escape? We' ve just wather street!
Can be,as everywhere-In old times they had knifes.I suppose in the farwest danger was much more.
@@pigrecopigreco6363 pull out your rinascimento era cinquedea for a little dangerous jewelry.
Actually, It's a lot safer at night because all the obnoxious and disrespectful tourists are gone . The best part? you can enjoy a nice cup of wine in public... on the streets!!
Venice is beautiful.
Loved this walk through Venice. I went there once with my parents. My dad and I wandered around and found a laundromat there and it felt like heaven in the middle of a two week trip... I know...tourist eh.
I've been to Venice with my sisters and we loved it there! Camera doesn't do it justice. We felt as if we were in a fairy tale. It was pretty cold when we were there, off season. Going from Rome to Venice was a huge difference, aesthetically as well as in euros. Thank you for sharing. Blessings.
Cant believe this simple video is blowing up like this, check out this new channel, more venice and italy :) th-cam.com/channels/wK9yUrP9KmBR9A-SUVJ-TA.html
I wish it were viral, but in fact it's probably shadow-amping, the reverse of shadow-banning. Instead of allowing the people and the algos to decide what's popular, the employees at the web site decide what's hot and what's not directly.
How do you not get lost?
Love your video. More please
Google maps
Joanna Rees-Jones you see humans have this little thing called
*memory*
I would stop every little bridge to take a Photo 🤭😂 só beautiful and magical. I love that place and some day i Will bê there
Ty úzké uličky působí dost děsivě ve dne,natož v noci...jsou ale krásné,tajemné a kouzelné...děkuji za krátkou prohlídku,kterou jsem takto absolvovala v posteli v Česku😀(Czech republic) 👌👍💗
Whats their delivery fee?
My goodness, I hope she can find her way back.
Yeah so lost
Thank you for posting this video. We were in Venice last year and I managed to find 3 supermarkets. We're back there next week and this one looks bigger, with more fruit and veg. I will be paying a visit or two.
You are sooooo lucky!! I’d be there in a heartbeat and wouldn’t mind that walk at all!!
I did my Erasmus program in Venice and you walked trough the exact same streets and went to the same supermarket I used to go :) it’s been so long! I miss it every day!
Looks amazing but how far do you have to go to find a tree or plant?
There are pretty much only 3 kinda big parks in Venice. Other than those there are a few small green areas here and there for kids to play with and some bigger streets have some trees contained within square patches of grass.
I love that place.. its so COOL.. i v always wanted to go THERE.. one day..
Beautiful. Been there twice. When I retire, I am going to live there for a few months. You can “feel” the history there.
Thsi is the real venice
La città che amo di più dopo la mia
Legal passear por estas vielas, uma experiência bem distinta quando comparamos com os passeios em cidades brasileiras.
Just as I got to the store I remembered I left my grocery list on the table at home.
aw who else wanted to watch them walk back :(
no car humm. all walking like in 1 big maze.
MEthat LovesCats swim hun, swim
No cars, no trucks, no bicycles ... only the occasional baby carriage. Heaven!
Wow!! Beautiful Venice! You are very lucky to live there!
The good thing about the internet is that we can see things like that and have a look into the life of other people...
The bad thing is, that it makes us lazy and less activity means lesser chances to see it with your own eyes...
Invece di fare mille giri dietro la Maddalena, sarebbe stato sufficiente continuare su Terà de la Maddalena e poi per Strada Nova. Ci avresti messo metà tempo.
Ma non sarebbe riuscito a far vedere al mondo le parti peggiori di Venezia. Che brutto video e anche ingannevole. Grazie a dio questo tizio se n'è andato!
@@franescadiano vai a rompere altrove...perche' scassare le scatole se non ti piace cambia...video cambia aria!
Ma doveva far vedere i graffiti lui, altrimenti non era contento
Ha fatto un giro della Madonna.
Se andava da Lando, in romea.
Ci metteva meno tempo 🤣🤣
Ha voluto far credere che per andare al market lui dovesse necessariamente fare tutta quella strada ogni volta. Idiota.
I live in Venice
Is it good?
Thank you for this video. I have seen so many but only the tourist side of it.
The most stunning and magical place on earth. I hope they take better care of it for the residents now.
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Google maps refuses to set up the walk path avoiding the main streets.
"obnoxious and disrespectful tourists"? Hmm, when I went I kept to myself, moved quietly through the streets, took in the view, parted with good money for nice food, making sure to let others pass and not become an obstacle (left my rucksack in the hotel), wasn't at all rowdy in fact kept my head down and enjoyed your beautiful city. Not all tourists are bad! (In response to comment further in)
Yes but most are. It's obvious it's not about you if you're not obnoxious
Very nice video from beautiful country ..thx for sharing and greetings from Canada! 👍🥂🌺👌
As a tourist, you could wander for days.... and occasionally run into a smaller canal dead-end that branches off the Grand. Almost every corner has at least one of three arrows pointing in the directions of the main train station, Rialto bridge or Piazza San Marco. You might backtrack now and then, but you're never totally lost. I love and miss Venezia, Mestre, Jesolo and the entire NE area of Italia.
Long way just for a pint of milk.!
It seems like a long way but he only really walked for 5 minutes
Wolf Lupus it was just 5 mins...
Wow... the amount of graffiti in Venice is quite shocking...
Pffff come to mainland Greece lol.
Relatively new problem again. The city had done a pretty good job of cleaning most of it off. Should be a requirement to flash an ID to buy spray paint!
This fuckers should sit 10 years in jail.
So beautiful!👍👍
Nice love how you showed us around, nice city to visit, but don't think I could handle living there I'll get lost for sure.