I Went to Non-Touristy Italy
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- I visited the non-touristy side of italy on the search for meaning in this phase of my life.
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That was fun, let's do it again sometime
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Omg yes!
invite me LOL
please do
Thank you for visiting Italy!! I’m italian and i really appreciate that someone visited the “non-touristy” part of it!
These are not “non-touristy” parts. Elena se cerchi Positano su internet ti esce letteralmente come prima descrizione “Zona turistica molto famosa”
@@giuliomartino9327 “non-turisty” per uno straniero, noi conosciamo molti più posti rispetto agli stranieri, effettivamente
Onestamente penso che più che "non-tourisity" questi siano posti turistici ma non di prima fascia😅
@@giuliomartino9327 letteralmente la Amalfi Coast è una delle zone più visitate al mondo, una di quelle più conosciute dagli americani... mah
È andato a Positano e sul Lago di Como, letteralmente due dei posti più famosi d’Italia.
I don’t ever write comments like this, but this spoke to me on such a personal note. Six months ago, I got back home to the US from living abroad in Spain for three months. I thought living abroad would do it for me. Like in every corny, coming-of-age movie ever, I thought that living by myself in Spain for three months would give me all the answers that I needed (wanted, really) to continue building my life, my career, etc. I thought I’d come back happy, refueled, satisfied, ready to take on life. Instead, I’ve come back and I’m more confused than ever about what I want in life. I’ve realized that you’re meant to “figure out life” along the way. There’s no road map, no step-by-step guide. There’s just life and its unpredictability. I’m learning how to cope with that, and I’m learning to let go of my need of needing to know answers. Life just happens, and somewhere along in the journey you learn stuff and you figure it out. I have no clue what I want, or what life holds for me, but realizing that the only “answer” is to just let go and let life happen as it happens has been extremely liberating. As I’m stuck at home in the US, watching this from my desk at work, not really knowing what I want in life, I appreciate the realness of your videos. Thank you.
I think u learned more than u thought u would
I got back to US in June after 9 months. Language teaching assistant in the public schools. Was fun while I thought of next move. It really didn't help too much, but I had fun. My decision is to go back and hunt for community that suits me, then do a full year. I don't have to work, (Probably would be a good idea) but maybe some type of remote work, but I can't get a visa that would include working as an employee. Keep trying new things.
My dream is to travel 🧳 and go to different places in the world 🌍 and live my life to the fullest
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@@jackychan7511 you have a point there
Luke : "I'm depressed so I went to Italy"
Me : "I'm depressed so I went back to sleep"
I know what you mean….
missed the point lowkey
Living in 3rd world country is the worst thing can happen to you . I know bcs I live in one of the shit hole countries (Turkey)
When Max said "Go big or go home" I immediately thought "that is the last thing you want to say about a car you're going to drive in Italy", but hey, nobody got hurt and couple of scratches and dents in a car or campervan really aren't that big of a deal, are they?
I love how you are literally allergic to cats and still travel with cat treats!
Eh, it's not really an issue as long as you stick to major roads. You definitely don't want to drive a massive campervan on white roads though, especially if you're american and used to roads being super large.
Even here in the northern plains white roads going through fields are often only large enough to barely fit two cars. State roads (I think the US equivalent is highways?) are always large enough for two semis to pass each other, so they're not a problem. Actually even a lot of roads marked as white are fine, but the problem is that on google maps it's impossible to distinguish a provincial road built to the same standards as a state road from one that's not. I mean unless you check with streetview, I guess.
As an Italian I really laughed when you just "woke up the next day" and decided that you had to go to the beach down south... and basically traveled 1000Km or more (10/12 hours of drive) because you went from Auronzo di Cadore up north to Salerno area which is under Naples ;D nice trip. Most people in Italy won't ever do this :D
it’s probably because in the Us people are really used to long trips
@@giuliodascenzi1574 yes long trips on easy roads. our little trips are on tight roads (even for cars!)
As an Italian is even funnier cause there’s sea everywhere: they could have gone in Tuscany or in Emilia, or even in Liguria but they choose the long way ahahha
@@Idelvion They could have chosen the shortest path and could have gone to Lignano Sabbiadoro, just 150Km south :D
trueee i would never do that,I mean I live in Trani,Puglia and there is sea so i don’t have to travel but for example I never go to the mountain side
I love that you’re quite honest and open about your struggles and mental health! Hope you always find the passion and happiness you so deserve! :)
I'm italian and I think that the "non-touristy" part of Italy is what makes this country so beautiful.
Tourism is great and it is a big part of italian economy, but I think that tourists shouldn't visit only the most famous cities but "exploring" the small cities, too
I was just in Italy last week! I went north of Verona, and fell in love with the alps and the locals too. The best spots are the non-toursity spots. 😘👌
Yeah samee we drove down to italy to Venezia, it was cool but there were wayyy too many tourists. I really really enjoyed my trip when I went to Brixen / Bressanone a small town in Südtirol / Alto Adige and I absolutely loved the mountains the people everything!!
This was a beautiful and honest travel piece. I agree, travel won't instantly make you happy!
This was absolutely beautiful, this is the content I want!
Thanks man. I'm figuring it out :)
I am not jealous of Luke because he travels, I am jealous of the sweet way he sees the world, his passion and his free spirit.
In many ways I think we're similar, but I am absolutely not free and always on that feeling that everything became meaningless.
This video kind of gave me a hope that someday I gonna find the cure for my soul as well.
Bro, I can't live without your videos, I don't care if they're all made in your room again, the thing is, your videos are special cause you're this special guy, able to make people feel the way you're feeling, even if it's your depression, when you are excited, when you are feeling on clouds.
This means a lot ♥️ Give me reasons to keep going
Greetings from your Brazilian fan
A few tears came while watching your video. I’m also in my twenties and these past few months have been the most confusing ever. I always thought that i had figured out my purpose and dreams and path but lately I feel like I have been chasing something out of reach or simply not my destiny. Beautiful video Luke !
That’s how I feel too! Glad I’m not alone:)
I started vlogging about a year ago and once I found Luke I can say, my confidence in front of a camera really started to break through. Thanks for the killer edits bro
Love these videos. Hate that TH-cam does not recommend them to me. Love that i at least remember to check your channel every few months
I was eager to see this video. I was one of people who told Max he should meet you. And I'm glad that the partnership worked, glad that it made some good for you! I don't know if me and his other subscribers had some influence on him calling you or if he was gonna do it anyway, but either way I'm happy that it happened, happy that it helped you and hope the two of you ended up having a good time in the end. As for your problems, I can only say I really wish you all the best and if this energy thing is real, you can be sure I'm sending you good vibrations!! I love your work and I have a great impression of you as a person.
You guys look good together and make a great team. Welcome back to youtube, keep collaborating.
loved the way you documented this trip/experience luke, 0:40 made me laugh and 5:35
do you have a ghost writer for these comments??
@@juliah27 what lol
@@nataliexlynn OMG hiii! I'm also a big fan of your videos! especially the borderless series, can't wait to see more 😁😁
You guys should definitely Collab :)
I spent 5 weeks traveling all over Italy. And your video reminded me of the great time I had there, especially places with no other tourists. Thanks.
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Love this, Luke! Best way to discover what you want to do is to experience what you don’t know.
thanks man. miss you dude!!
I love how you're so real in your videos and don't fake your emotions it's amazing and it shows that you're human, a lot of influencers don't show that side of them and it gives you a feeling of them having a perfect life and that it's wrong having such feelings
As a person from Como i would not define the Como lake as "non-touristy". I mean, george clooney basically lives there. However nice to see some other places that are different from the most typical ones :)
woah I subscribed to max randomly a few years ago! great collab ❤ and thank you for being honest and talking about lack of inspiration or voice. I struggle with that so much as a creative and can feel like an imposter compared to people like you! Keep pushing
When there's a feeling of disconnect, I suppose a connection is needed. Max is most definitely a friend. Wishing you guys the best
Luke, depression often hits creative people. I was dealing with it recently - then I was involved in rescuing a drowning 16-year old. It shook me out of it. You can take a course of water rescue and make a video about it - it will make you feel better. Also, there are 2 excellent books for this: Brendon Burchard "The Charge" and Kamal Ravikant "Love yourself like your life depends on it". Your vids are great - always looking forward to them
its crazy how satisfying a hangover can be after youve had fun and connected with others
So glad you’re still uploading!
So glad Luke decided to travel again. I think he has great synergy with Max and hope there are more travel videos like this one.
This made me miss Italy. I was there for a week during my month long backpacking trip in Europe and had the time of my life.
6:15 dude that's Castellammare! i live a few km away from it, thanks for visiting!
I found your channel because my boyfriend was complaining about your beiber hair (he’s jealous cause he’s lost his lol) Then I watched your video and was completely delighted by your storytelling.
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Luke, you and Max need to do another video together. Your banter and chemistry is cool and really moving!
Try not to be hard on yourself Luke. Anything you film is interesting because you are a great storyteller. You are super talented and I will always be a fan.
Been wanting to visit Italy for a long time, you just convinced me to stay in the countryside looks amazing 👏🏼
It's great that you went to the non-touristy places. They're usually the most beautiful. So funny when you went into that pub with only locals. They were probably thrilled to see new faces! I once ended up in a small pub in between England and Wales and once you open up, it's amazing how happy the locals are to see new people to tell their stories to and having others show an interest in their village.
I loved every bit of this! You literally took the words out of my mouth when you talked about the traveling and "not feeling it" part... I thought it's something I've been experiencing myself!
Been watching for many years now! I'm not the best to talk about promotion and stuff, but I'd suggest you to put yourself out there in TikTok/Shorts/Reels to expand your views.. Wishing you the best! Hope to catch you on the roads one day! :)
This made me so emotional 😭..... i guess its because I was recently also going through what you are saying ...feeling lonely, burnt out ,losing appetite (this is actually what made me know that there's a problem with me coz I'm a BIG foodie ) . But I finally decided to take a break from the city and visit my parents in the rural areas . As I'm writing this I'm packing. I'm so eager to go because I feel so suffocated here and I know a little change will do me good. I love what you do Luke your videos, your narrations, your interactions and I'm so glad I came across your channel. I can't wait to see you travel more and I wish you all the happiness 💕
This dude is slowly becoming my best TH-cam. Your videos are always just so relatable and entertaining. Love you man
My two favorite TH-camrs finally met!! I always thought you two would be friends and I’m so happy it finally happened 😆
We NEED more videos with Max!!
It’s so many people that’d love to trade places with you and feel ‘nothing’ it’s a blessing
love love LOVE. exposing the not so romantic side of what many consider to be the ideal romantic life. Thank you for being raw and vulnerable and showing what it’s like to be human. Sending peace and love
Aww man, that was awesome. I visited Italy and Lake Como on a European Tour when I was 21. Loved it sooo much.
I’m glad you found Max to share that experience. Sounds like someone you really needed at that time.
Your videos are so inspiring. Although fighting illness just now my mind is planning new trips. Thanks to you.
I literally got tears into my eyes when I saw simple people leaving in such beautiful places. This gives me hope and inspiration, thank you! Hi from Russia.
I think it's hard to get back into the swing of things after everything we've all been through. What you're feeling is what we are all feeling.
yep, same. the pandemic completely slowed me down and i feel like im still stuck in the same place where i was 2 years ago, with no idea how to move on...
@@slayjae I see I’m not alone! It’s nice to see other people share experiences. Been feeling the same .
No matter what our lives bring to us, we find ourselves needing time to reflect, and to recharge. I know where you are coming from when you don’t know what lies ahead. I’ve been wanting to take a month long trip away from home, and my friends think I’m crazy. But I feel the need to regroup. As an artist/musician I’m in the public eye a lot. I don’t dislike what I do, or that I am in that spotlight, but I feel the need to get away like you did, with just one other person and get my energy back.
Your videos inspire getting out and finding yourself. Most of us are not as lucky as you to travel like you do, but I think we can find bliss in places closer to us. Thanks for what you do. And Max, thanks for pulling Luke away from his depression. He needed it. ❤️❤️
“If you hate your life in America, you’ll hate your life in Italy” amazing SNL skit
As italian i love the fact tourist think "i found an hidden gem" and then they just go in a random tourist city we italians know tourist always stop by and that's so funny but hey; whatever takes you off dude. People come in Italy for the "experience" but we are just milking tourist in everyway with a super well organized "true experience". The "real" Italy is well hidden and that's okay.
wheres the real italy?
@@australianpatriot real Italy is the one that Italians live every day without tourists in the villages where everyone knows everyone and we speak dialect and not Italian. The tourist places are Italian but by now "contaminated" and have lost their original value but despite everything they are still very beautiful to visit.
@@australianpatriot the real italy is not so good,i mean i wouldn’t stay for more than 3 days,little depressing cities and often meeting people who are being rude without knowing why. 65% percent of people are literally npc’s with the same thougts the same music taste the same clothes. if u want to be happy in the real italy you need to make yourself 2 lifes, 1 in your city and the other one in another city that will become also yours.if any italian is listening I reccomend you all to try this!
@@lucaaaa2793 i said "where," give me some towns
@@australianpatriot Spello, Nemi, Frascati, Ariccia, Gubbio ecc ecc. The center of Italy is full of places like these
I'm from northern Italy, and it's sad a lot of people thinks only about the sea associated with Italy while we have beautiful mountains and lakes too.
Dipende, in alcuni Stati lo sanno benissimo che abbiamo montagne spettacolare. Ad esempio tedeschi, norvegesi, austriaci o francesi lo sanno
Da comasco sono perfettamente d'accordo
@@ltubabbo529 vero, ma gli americani invece la stanno capendo solo in questi ultimissimi anni ...
@@MatteoTN Vabè quelli so na razza a parte, pe certe cose so indietro nonostante i soldi e i viaggi che fanno
I’m so glad to see you happy and posting again Luke!! I love your videos and I don’t see a lot of people doing this video style anymore. Just know it’s not going unnoticed!!!
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You two are great together. Hoping both of you make many more travel videos. Love seeing places I won’t get to visit.
You can't hate Italy🇮🇹 Come to Croatia, also!🇭🇷 Support for your unique content!
Ey a Croatian that doesn’t hate us! Here’s my like. Also I visited Croatia it’s absolutely beautiful and they’re very welcoming. Only issue is transportation which is a bit underdeveloped but I guess that’s due to being poorer. Nevertheless it was great
Love Croatia!
Love Croatia, from Italy.
Croatia is such a beautiful country, I would love to visit it one day. Love from Italy❤💚💜
Love Croatia form Italy 🇭🇷❤🇮🇹
Went there. It was such a beautiful place!
I enjoyed watching Max version and this was amazing too I guess the fast version of the story. I wish all can have an opportune to travel when depressed. I hope your ok now too. Both your version was extremely amazing can wait for part 2
Being so open about saying I'm not ok and that's ok on such a public platform like TH-cam is not only brave but incredibly inspiring. I've struggled with depression in the past and after quitting my last job that was causing a lot of unhappiness those feelings of numb and being so lost have come back. Happy for you that an amazing trip like this one helped you realize some of these conclusions and that you will continue to tackle them by following your gut and continuing to meet people. Meeting new people and exploring new cultures can give us so much perspective to what we struggle with daily and I resonated so much with your comment about when you feel like this you don't often want to be around other people but often that is what you need, I'll remember that one for myself! I'm a recent subscriber (found you from a Nathaniel Drew video) and I've really enjoyed your raw and honest videos, it's amazing to see a content creator create content and not portray this image that their life is amazing and they have it all together but still create nonetheless! Keep posting!!
Never seen anybody be this honest on youtube. The fact that you show both sides, i love it.
STOP I forgot why I loved you and fck I remember. Your heart man it transcends through the screen so hard as if it just bleeds fkn kindness or smth. Love the vid and outlook you have on shit, even tho you’re going through it your vlogs are always so peaceful, like when you’re walking home but it’s dusk
as soon as you said we need to find a beach i was like good luck with the roads lmao, loved the video tho and as an italian i’m grateful you were able to meet these nice people, it’s my first time watching a video of yours but i appreciated your honesty
I really really love your filmmaking skills, you’re insanely talented.
Oh Luke just hang a out with Max some more for a while 🙏 That look on Max's face when you told him we're going to a bar 😁
Might have been the best part of the video lol
Max is such a cutie ... I'd travel with him anywhere... he is such a free spirit... how can you not love hanging with this guy and enjoy such a great trip to Italy. I hope to see more videos with you two guys together. This one was awesome! I hope he pulled you out of your depression Luke. Thanks guys.
Lukes vlogs/videos are like his journals.
His entire soul and experience in it. All his thoughts (well most of it) with transparency.
That's what makes viewers connect so well to him.
Sometimes they're going to contradict him and that's okay because that's life, we change and experience different things as we grow
You inspire me.
Chocolate Rainnnnnnn
Hey Luke, I'm in a similar part of my life where I'm figuring things out. I thought that after travelling Europe I would have things figured out, but now I'm even more confused as to the direction I should take! It's nice to know that I'm not alone.
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thank you for sharing your inner monologue dude! it's comforting to know that not everybody feels what they expect to feel at a given moment, and that it's alright to feel that way.
So when everyone is depressed, "you go to Italy?" Made my day lol
Max, our man. Born European, look at him.
Driving, hitting the sides of the bus on multiple narrow streets, yet going forward.
Most relatable thing.
I never comment, but your content is always next level! Love the videos Luke
💚💚💚💚 love from an Italian girl who is on a journey to find her purpose and to make a new, healthier version of myself. I'm lost, It's hard starting back from ground zero... but what you're doing is an inspiration, jumping into the unknown is really the best to finally find what we look forward in life next. I wish you the best luck on your journey 😊
from milan to salerno to treviso. that's like doing from ny to florida to chicago
brandy?
@@yomoscuro ciao
I know this is an old video, but I was so surprised to see Ashley. We just stayed at La Tavola Marche last October, she and her husband Jason run it. So beautiful where they live.
North of Lake Como is the area of Italy my grandparents immigrated to America from. I visited this area about 15 years ago and met many distant relatives. This post reminded me I'm way overdue to return and explore the area in more detail.
I am 68 & envious of your adventurous spirit. Beautiful film!
someone who lived in touristic places like Venice and lives in a really small town at the moment i can say, you need to be part of the places where you are traveling. of course you didnt feel anything, you were inside a van! you need to listen to other people's stories to have your perspective. it doesnt matter where you are. what i learnt in this 8 years since ive been living and filming this wonderful country is that without the people theres no story.
Infatti il bello del viaggio sono le persone in primis e la cultura che riescono a trasmetterti, poi tutto il resto. Per questo a scuola andrebbero insegnate storia e lingua locale, ognuno dovrebbe essere pronto a regalare esperienze ai turisti (e per altri motivi ovviamente)
From the alps to the south of Italy in one day? You missed EVERYTHING, I‘d say.
Lake Como is def touristy. Maybe not as much as other places in Italy but still touristy. Very known lake
3:15 man, that gas station! It's the one I pass every time I'm going to stay for a few days in the mountains haha.
Glad you liked your trip, even if in a "writer's block" phase
The part about not feeling it probably resonates with lot of us. It happens I guess. I feel like thinking about it too much makes it worse because it puts pressure on you to feel something and that cant be forced. Try to forget about it, do your thing and it will happen again.
Great video! It also added some perspective to Max’s CMBYN video. Some of your scenes of the more intimate moments between you guys would have added to Max’s video in a beautiful way. Nice job!
That video and your feelings (and lack of) are sooo relatable. Well done on telling the story in a very entertaining and touching way!
Luke you have an amazing way of expressing feelings we all, as humans, go through. Your gift helps others see into themselves and grow. Even when you're a bit lost it shows us we are not so odd. And your ability to mix with others is exceptional in today's USA! Somewhere down the road there is a documentary or book that will tell a great story of a living as an open and good human being. Never stop using (and sharing) your exceptional gifts.
Going to non turist places in Italy is the best thing you can do. Places that no one knows that are incredible
I saw you on Snapchat and figured I’d check you out this is the first video I watched but it’s amazing hope the rest are similar
The italian farmer clip was my fav!
I just found your chanel and i have to say you are one of the most straightforward and honest person i found making travel videos. It feels great seeing you take a differet approach to this video and it turned out great. Im glad to see you happy to travel again.
I believe you can't go wrong in Italy❗️
No matter where you go; the city or town or countryside or beach town, will be fantastic❗️
Italy is so many people's favorite country.
My favorite country is 🇮🇳 India, but I'm different than a lot of people❗️
You can go wrong in Italy, trust me lol
@@PikkaBite yeah! take a look to Binasco, a town between Milan and Pavia with a beautiful castle!
you can definitely go wrong, just look at Foggia, Scampia, Crotone (my hometown! lowest quality of life in all of italy!)
@@joelebruno vabè le periferie è normale che non siano turistiche
@@ltubabbo529 chiamale periferie, crotone è capoluogo comunale (sempre meglio di catanzaro)
I'm Italian and one of your videos popped up in my yt today for the first time and it was this video and maaannn, great content... just stunning! and hope you liked my country
Hi, I'm from Italy and I can confirm all of this videos. From the mountains, the small villages where everyone knows everyone to the southern part of Italy. This land is just too beautiful to exist ❤❤❤
From the opposite side of the fence, having great pipe dreams of traveling because I've never ever had the experience, and still feeling excruciating stuckness despite the moves I'm making while I'm (figuratively and literally) stuck in my home country... somehow the main point of this whole video still resonates strong. So thanks.
So THIS is how you two met!! I have watched both of you for years (even when Luke was making those silly thirst trap videos in the 2010s hahahaha). It’s like two universes have collided.
Anyway, I’m loving these new contents. Please do more travel videos with Max!!
"When I'm in negative moods often times the last thing I want to do is be with people. But more common than not it's exactly what I need."
This perfectly describes what I experience during my bouts of depression. It's good to know I'm not alone. 💔
This was such an awesome videos Luke, loved the collaboration a lot, you guys should do it again sometime!
Ngl this video really makes me think back of my beautiful school trip to italy 1.5 months ago!! Miss u Savina
Beautiful story ❤️
OMG the iPhone Shoe Film Dude!! You're hereeeee
@@hmr313_ I have a name
@@RyanNgFilms I'm sorry Ryan 😭😭
@@hmr313_ it's okay
ive been living abroad since 2018, always loved traveling, but the at some point ive realized I liked seeing less places for longer, went over a year without leaving a small country once, got to know it so well, and it was a whole new experience. I have known been about 8 months in a single city (new country) and will be here for at least 6 more. IDK just a thought watching luke talk about how he feels about life/travel
I love your videos Luke!
Call me by your name vibes
when you showed the map of where you were searching farms, it actually showed my little home town, i was so happy to see it!
Watching this as an italian, I am actually planning a more thorough road trip of my country now :)
I think you are one of the fewest that really understand what italy really is (the lowercase letter is wanted).
Por favor vuelve con el canal en español :)
What I love about your videos is that they show how you feel, and that is what a great film maker should do
Hello Debora, how are you doing