Venice, Italy | First Days Exploring & Learning to Row a Batellina
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- Venice was incredible. We ate a lot of pizza. A few more videos from Venice on the way, make sure you are subscribed: goo.gl/mkAwyy
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You're like 2 kids in a cultural sweet shop! Your videos always make me smile!
The best video of Venice. You show Venice in a whole new perspective. I never seen a better Venice experience.
Wonderful to hear! Glad you enjoyed! Got a couple more videos on the way from Venice! -E
I'm only 2 minutes 15 seconds into the video and my early morning grumpiness just evaporated watching your sheer joy, giddiness, and excitement about being in Venice. Thanks Kyde and Eric!
Venice washed away our grumpiness too! -E
I knew a"bidet" was gonna make it into this video!! ahahah I've been waiting for this for a while, great job! :D
OMG I LOVE those old rustic walls with the weathered bricks. A stunningly beautiful city.
Agreed!
"Robot Rhinocesaurus", that gave me a good chuckle!
Little did Kyde and Eric know, at 18:30 they were witnessing the greatest banana heist the world has ever seen.
Hahahaha
Seriously, you could set up a whole separate channel of just edits of you guys eating food from around the world.
Love your enthusiasm
Haha, most of our videos are already just food, hahaha. Glad you enjoy! -E
I stayed in Venice for a week when I was 27 and back then our package trip made staying in the Hotel Luna which is just off St Mark’s Square affordable. Now it’s a 5 star deluxe place. I remember going out into the square early on a Sunday morning when the campanile bells were ringing and there were hardly any people were about. I thought I’d died and gone to heaven. Another highlight was the Palladio day where we took the vaporetto and visited all the churches he designed then we went back in the evening for a concert of the Four Seasons in San Giorgio Maggiore ........magical. We also visited two of the smaller islands, Burano and Torcello. That holiday will stay with me forever. Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.
We absolutely loved it. We have a couple more videos coming, in one we hit some of the smaller islands as well! -E
This was very inspiring!! Thank you so much! :D Cannot wait for the next one!!
YOUR FIRST Iimpression of Venice is exactly how I felt upon getting off the train at theGrand canal awed.
I loved the silent disco. What a brilliant idea! I'd be willing to go there just to see that!
Soooo amazing! Night time looks wonderful. Thanks for taking me along! Someday....
Thanks so much Kyde and Eric. One of your best videos ever!
Glad you enjoyed it! -E
I really enjoy it whenever you give your take on the food you are having....your frank and sincere opinions make your videos really enjoyable.
Thanks! We try to explain how we feel about things without being too dramatic in either direction, glad you enjoy! -E
We started with the Croatia videos, and are working through Europe with you now. The lighthearted fun and simple treasures you find are brilliant. We love your videos. Be safe friends.
Thanks! Glad you are digging them!
Getting home from work and seeing this in my subscriptions put a huge smile on my face, as always loved the video guys!
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed! -E
Oh, I'm so excited about this! I'm moving to Glasgow so I loved your episode there, since it provided me with so many ideas and points. Now, I've been to Venice many times and I'm eager to see what you think about it! Keep going you guys!
Thanks!! Enjoy it! -E
as a European i think sometimes we take our architecture for granted as we see it everyday, its amazing what people have built, theres also something about the crazy way our road systems / pathways have evolved that may not be as practical as a grid system, but certainly are much more magical and create a sense of wonder about what could be around every corner.
The last part made me laugh really hard 😂 especially with the Spice Girls song 🤣🤣
You two are my favorite travel-youtubers! Big time!! 😄 Love to come back to your channel from time to time and always find more beautiful content that you made 😊
Thanks so much! So happy to hear you are enjoying our videos! -E
Awesome vlog, it's one of a kind with so much details & no just rushing to vlog a 5 min clip. Definitely it must have taken a lot of work for you guys to share so much in such a fantastic way. Cheers 🍻 Happy travels!!!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed! There are actually a couple more from Venice too! -E
You made this place look magical! Excited to see more. 4 keys to an Airbnb- that's got to be quite a secure fortress.
Haha, yea it seemed like overkill! -E
Aahh so excited to see this! You know, I never really thought about the lack of cars in Venice, but it does make sense~
Also silent party!? That’s a pretty awesome idea.
Loved this video... my fav part was when you both were eating the pizza on the steps and the birds just kept trying to sneak in and take your food 🤣LMAO.. ❤Love you both can't wait for more videos 😊
You should not sit in a bridge when eating. It becomes a nuisance for locals as you clog a path. Streets in Venice are already narrow, let alone the bridges.
ma no i se rende miga conto? i xe la bei pacifici co tuta ea zente pa torno che biastéma par passare... aah pòri venessiani
Love your travel vlogs with a passion!
Thank you! -E
Great video. Have been to Venice several times and didn’t know about these places. Can watch any video about Venice and see the usual tourist spots. You’ve shown the “hidden gems” of Venice which is really unique. Thanks for sharing with TH-cam community!
Glad you enjoyed! We love exploring little hidden areas when we have the chance. -E
my favorite youtube travelers in my favorite country , thanks you guys!!!!!!!!
You are welcome! Italy is amazing! -E
You both make me laugh so much, Drunk Kyde& Eric the best what a great setting 1am, pizza, Venice, red wine, nothing better than that!! :)
That evening was a highlight of the year. -E
Yay, Venice! I’ve never been but have always wanted to go. You guys did a great job capturing the sort of non-touristy, day-to-day loveliness of the city (which only serves to make the city more appealing, in my opinion). I’m looking forward to more of your Italy videos :)
Gad you enjoyed! Venice is wonderful, if you have the chance don't miss it! -E
I loved the format of this video! I didn't realize how long it was until it ended, and then I wanted it to be longer. I was in Venice for a few days about 15 years ago. I was fun to see it again. My favorite city in Italy is Florence. I would love to see you go there.
Glad you enjoyed the format! We have a few more from Venice on the way! Florence is on our list for the future! -E
Loved the video guys! I'm real interested in an Italian trip and this got me excited. I'd like to hear just a tiny bit about the ease of communication where you are too.
Nearly everyone speaks English, and we didn't meet a single person who wasn't kind. -E
Great Upload as always!
Thanks!
"I made friends with a tomato..." best line of this video! lol
best video ever! So many funny moments! :D
The oars in a Venetian Gondola rest in a "fórcola", which is a type of rowlock designed to have multiple fulcrum points to control the boat in different situations.
Pretty neat video, very entertaining. I'm so glad your two had a great time. Dang now I gotta gets me some PIZZA! 🍕
This has been my craving for a week and a half now editing these Italy videos. -E
Keep rolling folks.brilliant.x
You guys make Venice look like a blast.
It was easy! -E
Omg I missed u guys 😍😍
Seeing a bunch of people in Venice dancing in public with headphones and singing along to the Spice Girls was a little surreal... I suppose if I was wandering along with a cheap bottle of local wine it'd be pretty interesting... Great video!
Camera looking super sharp in that silent disco scene!
Yea, that lens looks great but it's not as wide as our normal lens so it doesn't get much use. -E
Awesome video guys! So crazy to see two of my favorite TH-camrs eating at a place that I made a report on back in my high school Italian class (Dal Moro's Fresh Pasta to Go).
Hahahaa, did you go there to make the report? -E
OMG I never expected you to reply Eric! In a way, yes! You can see the video I made on this channel labeled "Italian Project" in which we mention Dal Moro's at around 6:00 timestamp. The line translates to, "Then, we went to Dal Moro's Fresh Pasta to Go. We heard that Dal Moro had the most delicious pasta in Venice. The restaurant was small, but beautiful! We ordered spaghetti with spinach, tomatoes, and two Coca-Colas, it was very delicious!"
By the way, I'm loving the Europe series so far and I'm excited to see more videos in Japan now that you two are back at home! Cheers!
Awesome!!
Damn you, was just about to head of to bed. I'll be falling asleep at work, thanks..
Haha, just one more hour. -E
I like your video. Venice is a city distorted by tourism. Visiting it as you do is the best method. Congratulations
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed, we loved our time there. -E
Brilliant video (and no, 1 hour is not too long for this kind of quality content). Surprised the air bnb was not full up, @ a crazy low US$65/night.
We were the first people to book there, I think he had just started to allow people to stay, and other rooms weren't furnished quite yet. We were super lucky. -E
Love your videos! Such a real and not Photoshop couple! Can you all add the restaurants you went to, please.
Where did you all get the wine from?
Best pizza?
Thanks! Our fav pizza was here: goo.gl/maps/8cC1EUtzgvtrmnFMA
This place is *amazing* for fresh local wine: goo.gl/maps/TA7RStS35dKSsWH7A
This is so great. I love that you guys are still traveling, I've watched a ton of vids from your first trip when you went to many places I have been too and I always feel the magic of the places again when I see you two exploring them. How long were you in Venice? I will seriously be there in like 1 week, first trip to Italy although I'm gonna actually spend more time in Croatia than Italy on this trip. Anyway, keep it up! You always inspire me to see more places! Beenis!
We were just in Venice for about 10 days, but we spent a month or so in Croatia and loved it! In Venice make sure you swing by the amazing little wine shop ( goo.gl/maps/eijQGUfTaYk ) and then go get the best pizza in the city ( goo.gl/maps/bJKpKyGEDW72 ) and enjoy it by the canal!
Another great video I like Venice best at night
I like how anecdotal your videos are. There is a food connection between Italy and Scotland. During WW2 thousands of Italian prisoners were taken during the battles in North Africa (Libya). These POW's were sent back to England and Scotland to work on the land. Some of them stayed after the end of the war and used their Italian food skills to start a business. One of them was the making of ice cream which is why Scottish ice cream makers have Italian names.
Neat!
I was so hoping you were gonna go to Rome but this was just as good. Made me really want some pizza too.
We will go to Rome someday for sure! -E
@@kydeanderic Awesome. I proposed to my wife there and my proposal method was heavily influenced by yours Eric. I don't really know why it is cool to see you guys in the same places we've been (Windermere, York for example) but it is. We're both huge fans and have been for years. You rock.
Oh wow, proposing in Italy! Good plan! -E
The whole time I’m watching this the game,” assassins creed” is going through my head. 🎮🕹
I love watching your videos here in the UK and also love your accent
Hahaa
Didn't expect a new episode so quickly after the last one.
We aim for weekly videos! -E
Yes .
Love following all your journeys, and sometimes with G/earth, your residence doesn't have that list of bingo numbers, and was surprised to find the boat yards. I stayed in Venice a long time ago (20 years!) and thought I wandered a lot, BUT never got there. I am now a little bit sad, but glad to see it through you. ALL the best, keep well.
Venice is amazing! More on the way soon. -E
My favourite moment was 33:05 - very deep moment about how quiet and beautiful it is and solemn look then suddenly.... plastic bottle of fizzy wine. Nice haha
Haha, check out the intro of our second Venice video for more wine action. -E
Another great vid.
Thanks!
I somehow didn't notice in the Scotland videos but Kyde's hair is finally getting long again. Also between the beard beanie and hoodie Eric is looking like Papa Smurf.
dang yall. eating that takeout pizza sitting on the canal steps made me hungry & jealous. You guys totally look natural there. I wanna go!
Highly recommended.
Drunk kyde is the cutest kyde
Sorrento and Capri are worth checking out and you have to go to Pompeii.
WHOA ! you guys have made pizza look so good and Venice looks amazing , is it better going out of peak season ?
Love!
Excellent, such a culture & environment contrast from the highland's & islands of Scotland.
The total opposite basically! Both are wonderful. -E
If you have more time in Venice you can island hop using the riverboat, there are lots of different things to see.
We hit a few of the other smaller islands, in a future video! -E
that sounds great, I'm looking forward to seeing what you got up to!
For me Venice is maybe the most wonderful place in the world! I've been 3 times, but I would return anytime
We loved it too! -E
I get hungry watching you guys.
I don't have any suggestions for Italy but if you haven't already been I would highly recommend Istanbul and in particular the "Princes Islands", (Adalar). Like Venice, they are motorised traffic free, transport is by horse and carriage with rubber wheels and even the horse's shoes are rubber to minimise the noise. The architecture is beautiful consisting of old wooden Ottoman houses many of which have been renovated. It's worth looking up either Adalar or Buyukada on TH-cam. In addition is the fantastic city of Istanbul for it's architecture, History and food.
Sounds amazing, never heard of Adalar before! Will keep it in mind! -E
Love a vlog
We rarely have bidets in the UK though new bathrooms include them. However many years ago there was an education minister named Baker and he initiated special days for teachers to be briefed before the schools opened at the start of term. They were nick-named B-Days because no one understood what they were for!
Hahahah
Yeeeeesssss! At last!
Enjoy!
Wow! I've just realized, I'm totally addicted to your videos. :) I know why. I'm travelling with you guys. So good! By the way, the video is amazing, as usual!
My first look of that pizza, from C'E Pizza E Pizza, looks like the Diavola. Ate an amazing one in Rome. :)
Is that the name of the pizza place at the beginning? The 24 hour one?? Thanks!
I'm enjoying this series! I like how even though it is a touristy destination, you guys go off the beaten path and find the nooks and crannies like the locals. It is quite a different atmosphere over there with all the canals and no cars. On video the alleys look kind of scary at night. I wonder does it feel scary when you are there, or is it pretty safe?
It felt perfectly safe. -E
Hiya. So interesting without showing the tourist sights at all, good one. But please tell me you DID visit the Murano Glass Works before leaving the city? Regarding the gelato, you're eating it too slowly! And you shouldn't be standing still. Lol. You should be walking at a pace that has you finishing one gelato just as you arrive at the next gelato shop/stand/kiosk - a distance of about 500 yards, the last time I was there. Lol. And I've definitely made a note of that wine store (thanks to you two, I think they're going to have to expand pretty soon). All the best to you.
Haha, you can only eat but so much gelato with a belly full of wine. -E
Siete proprio simpatici 👍
i nearly died when you talked about birdo! omfg!
Birdo a freak
rosé wine is a variant of red wine. It starts with red grapes, which are vinified with a few hours' contact of the skins with the must . It should be served fresh, a little less than a white wine, usually around 10 ° -12 ° C
Have you two ever seen the 70s horror film DON'T LOOK NOW? Some of it captures the hushed quality of Venice at night. The character that Donald Sutherland plays works to restore gargoyles or statues in one the old churches you commented on, I believe.
In veneto they have mostly white wine, especially sparkling like prosecco, other regions like tuscany they have red wine as chianti. And in veneto the main plate is rice or polenta and in Venetia fish and seafood, not much pasta or pizza, the real pizza is in Naples and the home made pasta is in Bologna. I' m happy you find them good, but not the best real taste, wines instead is good everywhere, every region has its typicall ones
In the Silent Disco the different colours are different songs so all the reds are one song and all the greens are another etc. You can change the colour of your headset at will. Increasingly common on cruise ships and a whole lot of fun.
Everyone seemed to be singing the same song, hrm. -E
@@kydeanderic I've participated on a cruise and that is definitely how it works. There was a lot of red in the video so that may account for the noise.
Great info! Can you tell us about what area of Venice the place was that had the "Vino" for sale in plastic bottles? WE are heading there on Sept 3rd for 10 days and would love to try the place. Thanks so much, happy traveling.
Yep, here you go! Be careful, haha! goo.gl/maps/rFXTh3S6KBv
Also, this was the best pizza we had in Venice, hands down. And we ate a lot of them: goo.gl/maps/4qLgjNbHKqr
I love that you guys visited some of my favourite places in the city. I used to get my wine from the wine shop you found when I lived there, and C'e Pizza was pretty much the only place I would buy pizza.
It bums me out that you went to Pasta To Go though.
To me that place represents a lot of what is wrong with tourism in Venice and around the world. The pasta there may be good, but there is nothing authentic about the place, and it helps to perpetuate tourist behaviours that have a hugely negative effect on the city and its residents, crowding and litter. The reason it is so successful is because well meaning visitors, some with a large platform such as yours, go and shine a spotlight on it. Tripadvisor reviews beget tripadvisor reviews until we find in a position where a generic take out pasta shop is the highest rated restaurant in Venice. I'm all for being able to get a quick cheap bite of food, but there are so many great affordable options that are unique to Venice to try. When the average length of a visit to Venice is so short, patronising a place like this seems like a wasted opportunity. When I used to go to my hairdresser, who was located on the same calle, it used to break my heart to see the guy who ran the osteria opposite Pasta To Go standing in his door way hoping that some people might have a change of heart.
Anyway, sorry for the diatribe. I'm glad I stuck around past your pasta experience, because I love your energy. Looking forward to watching more from you guys. Keep up the good work!
I totally understand what you are saying. What drew us there was we needed a quick bite and didn't want to drop a lot of money when we were in a hurry to just get some food in a place we knew little about. It was fast food, basically.
On the flip side, if other places in the city are having trouble competing with Pasta to Go they could try being more price competitive and not charging fees just to simply sit down (something we were told is unique to Venice in Italy), that is what limited our desire to try a lot of the more "local" places and why we ate nearly every pizza we tried outside of the restaurant.
Either way, we did try to explore both the tourist stuff and stuff a bit off the normal path as we do everywhere we visit. -E
@@kydeanderic I sympathise. It's super tough to navigate Venice if you're looking for an authentic experience rather than checking the sights off a list and getting out of there. With such a tiny number of residents, the places they go to eat and hang out are pretty hard to find. And when everything else is basically a racket designed to squeeze tourists for cash, I can't say I blame you for sticking mostly to pizza. The cost is basically the main reason that we're not living there now.
Like I said, I love that you stumbled across some of our favourite haunts; it made me really happy to see you enjoying our favourite pizza place. I've watched your other Venice videos and its clear that you did a better job than most travel channels, you guys approach things with genuine curiosity.
Anyways, I've now gotten sucked into your Japan videos. I've always wanted to visit, so i'll be be living vicariously through you from now on. Feel free to look us up if you're ever back in Italy. We'd be happy to show you around. : )
What a brilliant experience and really good tips. I wonder how long it will be before entry to Venice is by ticket as the local people seem to be suffering from the huge amount of tourists visiting. Thanks again for sharing your journey. 😊
We heard when we were there they are discussing doing just that. What will come first, ticket gates or a city underwater from global warming? -E
Curious question to ask, as you guys are extremely well travelled, who/where has the friendliest people or best vibe/atmosphere?
just also like to say I am a recent subscriber since you guys came to Glasgow (my hometown) and it randomly came up on my suggested videos. You guys have great chemistry and me and my gf enjoy watching your adventures. Take care and i look forward to the next upload.
It's hard to say what places have the friendliest people or best vibe as different places can be good in different ways. When it comes to pure kindness the people of Myanmar (Burma) were amazing to us, we have a series we shot there on our channel. We also met a lot of awesome people in Italy and Croatia. People where we live in Japan are incredibly kind, but not often outgoing. We also met some solid people up in Scotland, I think there are nice people everywhere. -E
Kyde and Eric thank you for the quick response, I still have so many videos to go back and watch on the channel. I hope you guys enjoyed your stay in Scotland, although it was a shame you came during the bad snow, but hey! least your apartment was great minus the cold bathrooms 😂
Venetian pirates? They were a very real thing! As a side note piece of trivia - the Venetian currency, the Ducat was also known colloqually as a zecchino, or in French, a sequin!!
Having trouble to unlock the doors and talking about bide as it's a live thing. Definitely to much wine XD
My friend worked for construction company that repaired buildings in Venice and yes everything it's delivered by boats, they even used a crane/boat thing
We talk about the crane boat in the next video! -E
I never drank as much wine as when I was in Italy! I hope y’all went to Burano!
We did! In a future video! -E
Venice a beautiful city!
Absolutely!
I remember making a cup of tea in Ibiza when they still had salt water. Won't forget that in a hurry...
Hahahaha
The thing at the end where you put the oar is called a forcola
28:37 " I don't need no booze or drugs.... I just chug a lug o my coffee mug "
Vino Vino vino!!!
Yes you can drink tap water...although "down" there (I am from the Alps region of Italy) the water tastes a bit meh. ;p
Lol! You guys crack me up. :-)
Can you please share the whereabouts of that plastic bottle wine shop and also from your other video that one little shop where you got your canoli? My mom and I are going to Venice next month
The little wine shop is here: goo.gl/maps/4Wzgws5XjgmHBvp87
Sorry, I don't recall where we got the canoli, but places selling those shouldn't be hard to find.
Have a good trip!
-Eric
Frizzante are the first wines of the season (very young, akin to Beaujolais nouveau in France). Those would have been from local vineyards, inexpensive and a good way sell the surplus not earmarked for vintage or blending. Easy to guzzle.. A wake up with your tongue stuck to the carpet finish, heh :))
It was amazing stuff. -E
Almost correct. Frizzante means sparkling. Noveau wine is called Novello. 😀
Go to Puglia, Florence and Emilia-Romagna.
GREAT first video from Venice! It always just looks Amazingly pretty. I'm surprised you guys ate so much pizza. Lol if I was just arrived in Italy, I probably would put myself into a legit food coma with all the fresh pasta I would be eating XD Also, at the end when Kyde was saying what was coming up, she mentioned more Venice and then a ton from Croatia.......does that mean the only place you guys went to in Italy was Venice????
:)
Pasta is actually quite a bit more expensive than pizza, and it wasn't as easy to find a place to get take-away pasta to enjoy the beautiful city while we ate. We had pizza everyday, haha!
Yea, unfortunately Venice is the only place we went, but Italy is the top place we want to explore again in the future!
-Eric
Re the past: ahhhhh, Interesting. Wouldn't have guessed.
Re Venice: Aw, bummer. If I could only go to one city in Italy it might've been Venice too. Or Florence
The entire reason we ended up going to Venice was because we thought it would be a nice place to spend our anniversary, and then we ended up in Scotland, hahaha. That's Ok, we still got to explore it on the way to Croatia and we are dying to go back to Italy now! -E
Dear friends,
Firstly I would like to Thank You for taking the time to review us in your video. We really appreciate it.
On the other hand, you give us the chance to underline the fact some people do not respect what is written on the banner inside our location:
"Do not sit on bridges and alleys to consume food or drinks. Find specifically designated areas."
Anyway, We hope to have another opportunity to serve you in the future.
Dal Moro's Fresh Pasta To Go!
It's not that it was not respected, it's that it was not even noticed. Might be good to have a larger sign...perhaps it wasn't even there when we visited over a year ago? Regardless, perhaps providing seating in your establishment would be good too!
@@kydeanderic Last year, we have installed a large banner where this information is noted. Probably you've been some time before.
Providing seating in our establishment would be good, but we can't. Unfortunately, the law does not allow us to do that.
Anyway, thank you very much for visiting Dal Moro's and for taking the time on creating this video.
We are looking forward to seeing you again soon!