Da adolescente son vissuto a Siena per tre anni e vi ho lasciato il cuore, ma Monteriggioni mi ha sempre affascinato. Quanti ricordi che, ora, a 76 anni si riaffacciano alla mente. Un Emiliano DOP!😊
Ben the Boastful? Nah…needs to be workshopped. 😂 This Italy series was excellent. What a great journey and lifetime memory for you guys. Quite envious of the food and looking forward to that video!! Enjoy Crete and we’ll see you again soon! Rob
I'm planning a trip to Monteriggioni in early October, and I'd love to try that pasta dish you said would be in the "Grand Italian Food Tour" video. However, I can't find the video on your TH-cam channel. Could you give me the name of the restaurant so I can check it out, please?
Thank you for the upload! At the end of March, I will fulfill my dream and travel to Florence. I also plan a day trip to Monteriggioni. However, I'm afraid that I might have seen everything on-site after 2 hours. How much time would you recommend? And isn't it worth hiking in the surroundings? Do you have any tips for beautiful places? Unfortunately, I cannot access a car, so I am traveling by bus or on foot... Greetings to all Ezio fans!
I think you will probably see everything after 2 hours. It is very small. I'm sure there is hiking in the area, but I do now know of any resources unfortunately. I'm sure there is a niche website or guide or tourism board that will have some information. We also covered a couple other towns in the area. You could take a bus to San Gimignano, or San Miniato, or even the nature park at Colle de Val de Elsa. I have linked the videos below! th-cam.com/video/HgU36DVc1Vo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zAYrmFAD1ho7K_73 th-cam.com/video/BdZmJx27Hbk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ppQz_zRKdmbOawAz th-cam.com/video/Sl_CAIZLt0c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=s1xRrdv6GEiuRbic th-cam.com/video/HeHSVB3IS9c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=faa_mfwK3X6BM31F
Honestly I’m surprised how big the town is compared to how it’s depicted in AC2. I find that rare to come across nowadays, thought visiting the actual location would be amazing to experience.
Da adolescente son vissuto a Siena per tre anni e vi ho lasciato il cuore, ma Monteriggioni mi ha sempre affascinato. Quanti ricordi che, ora, a 76 anni si riaffacciano alla mente. Un Emiliano DOP!😊
Awww thanks so much for watching. Glad you could see it again!
I helped build this place in Assassin's creed 2. 😅
whaaaaaaat that's amazing. We owe you so much.
@@NearFromHomeSo did I, Spent over 100K florins on renovations.
@@Sadra_vi we have all been there
Same @@Sadra_vi
Where all my assassins creed brothers and sisters 😂😂😂😂
Working in the dark to save the light ;)
8:41 AC2 movement hanging by a well made me laugh so hard lmaooo
thank you thank you lol
Ben the Boastful? Nah…needs to be workshopped. 😂 This Italy series was excellent. What a great journey and lifetime memory for you guys. Quite envious of the food and looking forward to that video!! Enjoy Crete and we’ll see you again soon! Rob
Lol. Thanks so much! :)
Camille: 'I have never been more offended in my life'.
Well…I suppose she does know you just a bit better than I! 😂 Guess we better defer to her better judgment. 😊
@@robertmagillold lololol
I'm planning a trip to Monteriggioni in early October, and I'd love to try that pasta dish you said would be in the "Grand Italian Food Tour" video. However, I can't find the video on your TH-cam channel. Could you give me the name of the restaurant so I can check it out, please?
Thank you for the upload! At the end of March, I will fulfill my dream and travel to Florence. I also plan a day trip to Monteriggioni. However, I'm afraid that I might have seen everything on-site after 2 hours. How much time would you recommend? And isn't it worth hiking in the surroundings? Do you have any tips for beautiful places? Unfortunately, I cannot access a car, so I am traveling by bus or on foot... Greetings to all Ezio fans!
I think you will probably see everything after 2 hours. It is very small. I'm sure there is hiking in the area, but I do now know of any resources unfortunately. I'm sure there is a niche website or guide or tourism board that will have some information. We also covered a couple other towns in the area. You could take a bus to San Gimignano, or San Miniato, or even the nature park at Colle de Val de Elsa. I have linked the videos below!
th-cam.com/video/HgU36DVc1Vo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zAYrmFAD1ho7K_73
th-cam.com/video/BdZmJx27Hbk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ppQz_zRKdmbOawAz
th-cam.com/video/Sl_CAIZLt0c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=s1xRrdv6GEiuRbic
th-cam.com/video/HeHSVB3IS9c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=faa_mfwK3X6BM31F
I love that you always find a cat❤
hahah we do too lol
I want to go here one day. I saw this place in AC2 too. You forgot to jump on the buildings and run around and run into pedestrians
lol will do next time!
Visiting here was a dream of mine for years! Hope you can make it.
thats what i did! i am no longer welcome to Italy now.....then again i did steal a horse
@@8BitCristopolis did you pull a dude off of his horse????
Wonderful! I haven’t heard of this place before but now it’s on my list of course. Thank you for sharing. Keep it up. ❤
Thanks so much! :D
Honestly I’m surprised how big the town is compared to how it’s depicted in AC2. I find that rare to come across nowadays, thought visiting the actual location would be amazing to experience.
I thought the same!
It really is amazing. I hope you can check it out.
Hello..your food in Munich video was so nice. Any idea where can I get Swedish princess cake in Munich??
I don't know if I've ever seen any. :O
Imagine going in ezio's assassin outfit
That would be amazing lol
@@NearFromHome I need to try that next time I visit Italy
What, you don't recognise me? It's me Mario
lol