@@cal7348 Just a quick tour with a van, but I would love to stay longer at some point to get a better integration into the culture. Maybe a few months in an airbnb .
Pagherei per poter visitare il mio Paese con uno straniero intelligente e curioso come te. Potrei mostrarti e spiegarti tutto quello che i tuoi occhi non sanno cogliere e sarei incantata a riscoprire l'Italia attraverso la tua curiosità e la tua attenzione a particolari che io ormai non vedo più. È bello sapere che ci sono turisti così, bravo e buon viaggio😊!
That's my city! I'm from Verona, man. Beautiful video: I really appreciated your enthusiam. Thank you for showing some of Verona's most beautiful places: it's a city full of treasures. Come back soon!
I’m from Verona and I loved this video, you are such a respectful explorer and tourist, even though you didn’t have the chance to see everything the city can offer you, I hope you had and amazing experience.
7:15. he is pointing Castel San Pietro in the upper side. All that hill is a Roman area, and on the basement of the hill, just near the road you are watching there is the Roman Theater. Honestly Verona is a total Roman city.... it's not just the hill :) Also the Ponte pietra is a roman bridge :)
7:46 the building on the top of the hill was an Austrian military fort built in 1830s (Verona was one of the fortresses of the Austrian Quadrilatero), today it is a sanctuary dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes. 11:44 the second oldest high school gymnasium in Italy (it was inaugurated in 1804) Duomo (from Latin domus, house) is the main church of a city. Cathedral (from Latin Cathedra - chair/trone) is where the bishop's Cathedra is. Usually the Duomo is also a Cathedral, but not always, for example the Duomo of Monza is not a Cathedral. It's the main church of Monza, but Monza is not a episcopal seat. The correct name of Duomo di Verona is Cattedrale di Santa Maria Matricolare. Verona has also 2 Basilicas (Basilica di San Zeno and Basilica di Sant'Anastasia). Basilica from Greek "basileus+oikos" that means house of the kings, is a church of particular importance and artistic value. Verona was the papal seat for a short period, then the Veronese grew tired of the Pope in the city and chased him away. In origin Osteria only sell wine, people went to Osteria to drink wine, often bringing food from home. They were more or less the same thing as a pub, with wine instead of beer. Then the Osti (you may understand this word, because it has the same origin of Host), began to also sell food, today they're basically restaraunts twhich have kept the old nomenclature and no, they're no always cheaper than restaurants. For example the Osteria Francescana in Modena is a 3 Michelin stars restaurant elected best restaurant in the world more than once, and it's not cheap (the tasting menu costs more than 300 euros per person, wine not included). Duomo of Verona and Duomo of Firenze are in two completely different architectural styles. The Duomo di Verona is Romanesque (and older than the Duomo of Firenze), the Duomo of Firenze is Gothic/Neogothic/Renaissance. P.S. All the red stone you see is the Red Marble of Verona, it's a limestone quarried in the mountains north of the city.
He also walked past the Chapter Library of Verona Cathedral (Biblioteca Capitolare della Cattedrale di Verona) which is claimed to be the world's oldest library in continuous function., been dubbed the "Queen of ecclesiastical collections". Many ancient works of the Classical tradition have survived only because of the Chapter Library.
@@emanuelavalmorbida9168 riconosciuto? Ma secondo te ha qualche minima conoscenza per poter riconoscere? Non vedi che non sa nulla? Qua si sta puntualizzando per dovere di cronaca, non per altro. Ovvio che le arche le abbiamo viste tutti, ma sai quanti le vedono e non sanno cosa sono, anche veronesi…
@ConnerSully I'm really glad you liked "my" Verona even if you missed some beautiful places. Just for your information, that wine you had is called Valpolicella Ripasso. It's not the classic Valpolicella wine, its name “Ripasso” more or less means "to go through": before being aged in barrels, the basic Valpolicella wine is poured into the vats where the grapes used to make Amarone wine (probably the best and most famous wine of this area) have been previously crushed, leaving it to rest in contact with the freshly pressed pomace for about a month. In this way, the basic Valpolicella wine receives from the dried pomace some of the aroma that is proper to Amarone. You said it is fruity and you are right, Ripasso typically has notes of red berries and vanilla, sometimes roasted tobacco. Love all your videos by the way!
Hello Conner, nice walk, but I missed the famous view of the Arena di Verona Roman amphitheater. Whats the next ? wish you a nice trip again. Greetings from Germany
😮😮😮😮😮 wow 😮😮😮😮 Amazing vlog in Verona 😮😮 Grazie mille Connor 🎉🎉🎉 You are the best American TH-camr on the web 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉80% of world art heritage is in Italy ❤
Dear Conner,I am absolutely stunned by your tours through all those cities! One could look at Lindau and Bregenz together if you happen to be there, perhaps the shore of the big lake reflects a bit of an ocean feeling you might be missing.like your spiritual approach!
41:11 "Arche Scaligere" sarcophagus of the della Scala family, whose most important "signori"Lord, Can Francesco, known as Grancan della Scala, governed Verona after 1300 and was mentioned by the knight and poet Dante Alighieri (whose statue was erected in the Piazza dei Signori, in memory of his stay in Verona), in the Paradise of the Divine Comedy.
In one hour.... city tour done and dusted 😂 not even reaching the city centre. All cities in any country are the same, this way. Fast food, fast tourism, fast everything... I like this channel, showing how different we are.
In the past all the buildings in Verona were frescoed, it was called Urbs Picta (the painted city). Today it is possible to see the few remaining frescoes at the Case Mazzanti in Piazza delle Erbe.
Valpolicella Ripasso. Very good wine! If you want something unique try the Recioto (with a good cake) or, better, the Amarone. Next time you visit Verona, please don't forget the Arena!
The main bridge you have crossed over i believe it was built by the ROmans in the 1 century a.d. You should visit the off the beaten tracks, there are plenty of towns in the country. Dont focus only on the city. Ask the locals whever you go. If you travel down the south, check Vicenza-Padova over there. Besides, there is Bologna-Rimini- Sant angelo di Romagna- San Marino-Gradara-Urbino-Ascoli Piceno-Ripatransone-Offida and on and one
You crossed with a red light! 5:44 Then don't complain if you get a ticket 😁. My city is beautiful, isn't it? Great walk 🤩👌 39:01 "Vicoletto (Little Alley)Gatto (Cat ) P.S.: The "osteria"(tavern) was once a kind of inn for travellers, where they could refresh themselves, drink and eat something and also spend the night. Then, especially in rural villages, it became a place frequented by men, who wanted to relax in the evening, drinking a glass of wine and playing cards in company. Now it has been reborn as a small "trattoria" (small family restaurant) where, however, more than eating, you can enjoy a glass of good wine together with a snack
If a building is a historical one (and in Italy a LOT are), you can’t change the color of it. To preserve the historical environment (sorry for my bad english, hope you understand)
I'm from Verona province, very close. Nice to see you here. Welcome! 😊 5:51 Fiume Adige (Adige River). Second biggest Italian river after Po 7:15 Up on the hill, behind the cypresses, there's the beautiful Teatro Romano, built in I° century B.C. Went to multiple concerts during the summertime right there. Great venue (36:16 same) 7:42 Forte San Leonardo, also chiesa di Nostra Signora di Lourdes 41:20 Arche Scaligere, next to the Santa Maria Antica church.... and 42:00 Piazza dei Signori (also known as Piazza Dante, of course) 47:21 Piazza delle Erbe, usually called only Piazza Erbe Hopefully there's going to be a part two because you missed the beautiful Piazza Bra with the famous roman Amphitheatre "Arena di Verona"! You have to go back there! 😉
“Unfortunately” for a tourist, Italy has an artistic, architectural and cultural heritage that not even the majority of Italians themselves know, because it is so widespread that only experts know. Basically, either you choose to visit various individual cities (so you have a very superficial vision) or you choose to select a province and spend your holidays there. I am writing based on my experience in the US where I lived for many years in Philadelphia. At first I focused on what tourists usually see (Manhattan, Capitol Hill, Philly downtown, Valley Forge, etc.) then I went to discover small towns or areas outside of mass foreign tourism thanks to my American friends but that are useful to understand a country. In Italy it is more complicated because many masterpieces are hidden or closed. It would be useful to have a guide.
he skipped basically all the most famous places. It is good not to visit only the most famous destinations in a city, but if they are the most famous there is a reason.
Are you crazy? The movement of the Hand is only of the people of South of Italy. Do you understand? The people of North of Italy is very different from the people of South of Italy. Pizza, mafia und Spaghetti are only in South of Italy! Ok!
Congratulations, Conner. With Your stop and Your drink at the Winery ("Cantina"/Negozio di Vino), You are entering the italian way of life of Verona, Veneto Region, North italy. Where Wine (and drink it) is important. 👍
I really hoped that during his stroll, when he arrived in Piazzetta delle Erbe he could stumbled into the Juliet's balcony. Or arrive at the Arena. Nothing of this happened he just kept dreaming of being part of the Verona's community which is impossible. Or willing to find some sort of familiarity with the locals not knowing they have just lost their one. His culture too distant from the Capuleti or Montecchi's descendants. Being fundamentally a turist hating the other turists. How many misunderstandings. It would be better to spend few euros for a guide. Now he might be knowing somenthing more of the history, the art of the place, which the very same locals have forgotten all about.
Grazie a Dio sono diversi altrimenti non avremmo avuto tanto ben di Dio, romanico barocco rinascimentale liberty. La cultura è diversa come lo sono gli stili architettonici , tutto si è fuso in base alla cultura compreso il cibo così variegato da nord a sud. Però ci vorrebbe un po’ di cultura prima di fare certe affermazioni, te lo dice una che del sud non è
@@robertofazzini5623 Se lei fosse uno spagnolo, con Castiglia, Aragona, Andalusia, Catalogna, Paesi Baschi e Asturie, con tre lingue diverse, etnie identitarie e spinte secessionistiche, come l'avrebbe rappresentato il suo paese? Noi italiani non la finiamo mai di farci del male e rappresentarci male all'estero e lei ne è un buon esempio.
Come in tutti i paese del mondo. Negli USA ci hanno fatto una guerra civile e rimangono un minestrone incredibile, il Belgio è mezzo Vallone e mezzo Fiammingo, il Regno Unito Dio santo basta vedere la cartina, la Spagna con quattro etnie e tre lingue diverse nonché spinte secessionistiche, la Romania per un terzo ungherese ed etnie nomadi, per Russia e Ucraina la rimando al telegiornale, la Jugoslavia si è frantumata dopo novecentomila morti e possiamo continuare fino a domani. Condendo il tutto con differenze anche economiche e sociali, all'interno di ogni paese, ben superiori a quelle nostrane. Ma solo noi italiani siamo sufficientemente imbecilli da rimarcare le nostre diversità agli stranieri con masochistica soddisfazione.
Caro amico, mi sono innervosito molto a guardare il tuo video: Avere poco tempo e visitare così a caso una città abbastanza grande come Verona che ha tremila anni di storia, perfettamente stratificata nei suoi monumenti, NON HA PROPRIO SENSO!!! Per carità sei riuscito a beccare (non sò se casualmente) alcune delle sue parti più storiche (ma Verona è tutta bella), però ti sei perso una delle più belle piazze del mondo, piazza Bra e cuore pulsante della città con al suo interno un Anfiteatro romano di 2000 anni, arrivato fino a noi ottimamente conservato (potrebbe contenere fino a 32000 persone) e usato durante tutta l'estate sia per opere liriche che per concerti pop. mah...😢😢😢
When are you coming to Venice? However, Italy is no longer Italy. The euro and globalization have reduced it to a country only for the rich. If you have money in Italy there is everything. But if you are a worker it is hard, very hard.
mah in genere nelle chiese si entra a gratis, basta che fai finta di essere un fedele 🤣capisco che per uno straniero la cosa diventa più difficile ma ti garantisco che io sono entrato i tutte le chiese senza pagare nulla,
At the beginning of the bridge there was a sign you didn't even notice: "built in 100 BC" Does this ring a bell or was Western civilization born in Times Square? Grow up
So if we listen to him the city center of Verona its copy and paste of Alberobello.or the copy and paste of Torino historic center lmao.or copy and paste of Venezia city center.lmao.
BOOM BABY LETS GO!!!!
How long will you stay in Italy? 😊
@@cal7348 Just a quick tour with a van, but I would love to stay longer at some point to get a better integration into the culture. Maybe a few months in an airbnb .
EXATLY - Let us goin on - BOOM BABY LETS GOO!
I´ve been around Europe quite a bit. Nothing compares to the beauty of Italy.
🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤
Grazie 😊
Thanks
@@D12Min THANKS YOU , GRAZIE 👍🙏🤩
Grazie!😀
Pagherei per poter visitare il mio Paese con uno straniero intelligente e curioso come te. Potrei mostrarti e spiegarti tutto quello che i tuoi occhi non sanno cogliere e sarei incantata a riscoprire l'Italia attraverso la tua curiosità e la tua attenzione a particolari che io ormai non vedo più. È bello sapere che ci sono turisti così, bravo e buon viaggio😊!
A tour of Verona without the Roman Arena is like a walk through Paris without the Eiffel Tower.
Do they teach history in the States? They all seem so ignorant to me. 🤷♂️
and Romeo & Juliette
Verona and Paris are still very beautiful even without their most important monument.
@@rubenreffo966 About Paris, I would have some doubts... 😂
@@Giulio-ik3zdfake stuff
That's my city! I'm from Verona, man. Beautiful video: I really appreciated your enthusiam. Thank you for showing some of Verona's most beautiful places: it's a city full of treasures. Come back soon!
I’m from Verona and I loved this video, you are such a respectful explorer and tourist, even though you didn’t have the chance to see everything the city can offer you, I hope you had and amazing experience.
Thank you! I would love to come back and see more
Great video but....where's the Roman Arena? It's one of the most iconic landmarks in Italy.
7:15. he is pointing Castel San Pietro in the upper side. All that hill is a Roman area, and on the basement of the hill, just near the road you are watching there is the Roman Theater. Honestly Verona is a total Roman city.... it's not just the hill :) Also the Ponte pietra is a roman bridge :)
@@NickCarter1974 Thank you. I live in Verona....😁
@@strikedn anche io XD
Banale😂
7:46 the building on the top of the hill was an Austrian military fort built in 1830s (Verona was one of the fortresses of the Austrian Quadrilatero), today it is a sanctuary dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes.
11:44 the second oldest high school gymnasium in Italy (it was inaugurated in 1804)
Duomo (from Latin domus, house) is the main church of a city. Cathedral (from Latin Cathedra - chair/trone) is where the bishop's Cathedra is. Usually the Duomo is also a Cathedral, but not always, for example the Duomo of Monza is not a Cathedral. It's the main church of Monza, but Monza is not a episcopal seat. The correct name of Duomo di Verona is Cattedrale di Santa Maria Matricolare. Verona has also 2 Basilicas (Basilica di San Zeno and Basilica di Sant'Anastasia). Basilica from Greek "basileus+oikos" that means house of the kings, is a church of particular importance and artistic value. Verona was the papal seat for a short period, then the Veronese grew tired of the Pope in the city and chased him away.
In origin Osteria only sell wine, people went to Osteria to drink wine, often bringing food from home. They were more or less the same thing as a pub, with wine instead of beer. Then the Osti (you may understand this word, because it has the same origin of Host), began to also sell food, today they're basically restaraunts twhich have kept the old nomenclature and no, they're no always cheaper than restaurants. For example the Osteria Francescana in Modena is a 3 Michelin stars restaurant elected best restaurant in the world more than once, and it's not cheap (the tasting menu costs more than 300 euros per person, wine not included).
Duomo of Verona and Duomo of Firenze are in two completely different architectural styles. The Duomo di Verona is Romanesque (and older than the Duomo of Firenze), the Duomo of Firenze is Gothic/Neogothic/Renaissance.
P.S. All the red stone you see is the Red Marble of Verona, it's a limestone quarried in the mountains north of the city.
Thank you for this information! 🙏
He also walked past the Chapter Library of Verona Cathedral (Biblioteca Capitolare della Cattedrale di Verona) which is claimed to be the world's oldest library in continuous function., been dubbed the "Queen of ecclesiastical collections". Many ancient works of the Classical tradition have survived only because of the Chapter Library.
Inoltre non ha riconosciuto la tomba dei Della Scala, signori di Verona.....😢
@@emanuelavalmorbida9168 riconosciuto? Ma secondo te ha qualche minima conoscenza per poter riconoscere? Non vedi che non sa nulla? Qua si sta puntualizzando per dovere di cronaca, non per altro. Ovvio che le arche le abbiamo viste tutti, ma sai quanti le vedono e non sanno cosa sono, anche veronesi…
Commento puntuale ed esaustivo. Bravo Nicola.
@ConnerSully I'm really glad you liked "my" Verona even if you missed some beautiful places.
Just for your information, that wine you had is called Valpolicella Ripasso.
It's not the classic Valpolicella wine, its name “Ripasso” more or less means "to go through": before being aged in barrels, the basic Valpolicella wine is poured into the vats where the grapes used to make Amarone wine (probably the best and most famous wine of this area) have been previously crushed, leaving it to rest in contact with the freshly pressed pomace for about a month. In this way, the basic Valpolicella wine receives from the dried pomace some of the aroma that is proper to Amarone.
You said it is fruity and you are right, Ripasso typically has notes of red berries and vanilla, sometimes roasted tobacco.
Love all your videos by the way!
Hello Conner,
nice walk, but I missed the famous view of the Arena di Verona Roman amphitheater.
Whats the next ?
wish you a nice trip again.
Greetings from Germany
You have forget the "Arena". I hope you are still in town and can still visit that area
😮😮😮😮😮 wow 😮😮😮😮 Amazing vlog in Verona 😮😮 Grazie mille Connor 🎉🎉🎉 You are the best American TH-camr on the web 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉80% of world art heritage is in Italy ❤
the Roman Bridge "Ponte Pietra" is more than 2000 years old ......
But rebuilded after WWII bombs....
@@PaulPastrello Indeed, but a lot of it is still made by the original stones
Verona my beautyfull city!!
Welcome!
CIAO , GRAZIE PER ESSERE STATO A VERONA E AVERLA MOSTRATA AL MONDO, THANK YOU !!!❤👍🙏
I live in Verona and want to thank you wanted to pay such a beautiful tribute to my city❤
bellissimo video!!! Sei un bravo ragazzo e spero che il viaggio in Italia & Germania ti sia piaciuto.
Dear Conner,I am absolutely stunned by your tours through all those cities! One could look at Lindau and Bregenz together if you happen to be there, perhaps the shore of the big lake reflects a bit of an ocean feeling you might be missing.like your spiritual approach!
Is called Imperial yellow, reminiscent of Austrian Empire. That bridge is a Roman bridge built in the first century AC.
If one day you will reach Napoli do not miss "Il Cristo Velato" It is a shocking marble statue 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😵
Awesome work of art..Christo velato.❤
41:11 "Arche Scaligere" sarcophagus of the della Scala family, whose most important "signori"Lord, Can Francesco, known as Grancan della Scala, governed Verona after 1300 and was mentioned by the knight and poet Dante Alighieri (whose statue was erected in the Piazza dei Signori, in memory of his stay in Verona), in the Paradise of the Divine Comedy.
Le piccole città SEMBRANO tutte uguali, poi scopri che ognuna ha la sua storia e caratteristiche che la rendono unica.
I agree! The historical aspect is one I want to delve into much more!
In one hour.... city tour done and dusted 😂 not even reaching the city centre. All cities in any country are the same, this way. Fast food, fast tourism, fast everything... I like this channel, showing how different we are.
A duomo is the most important church in a town/city
In the past all the buildings in Verona were frescoed, it was called Urbs Picta (the painted city). Today it is possible to see the few remaining frescoes at the Case Mazzanti in Piazza delle Erbe.
Ciao Conner! L'Italia è un paese magnifico.
Valpolicella Ripasso. Very good wine!
If you want something unique try the Recioto (with a good cake) or, better, the Amarone.
Next time you visit Verona, please don't forget the Arena!
The main bridge you have crossed over i believe it was built by the ROmans in the 1 century a.d. You should visit the off the beaten tracks, there are plenty of towns in the country. Dont focus only on the city. Ask the locals whever you go. If you travel down the south, check Vicenza-Padova over there. Besides, there is Bologna-Rimini- Sant angelo di Romagna- San Marino-Gradara-Urbino-Ascoli Piceno-Ripatransone-Offida and on and one
No. The main bridge was built in the first century BEFORE Christ.
You crossed with a red light! 5:44 Then don't complain if you get a ticket 😁. My city is beautiful, isn't it? Great walk 🤩👌
39:01 "Vicoletto (Little Alley)Gatto (Cat )
P.S.: The "osteria"(tavern) was once a kind of inn for travellers, where they could refresh themselves, drink and eat something and also spend the night. Then, especially in rural villages, it became a place frequented by men, who wanted to relax in the evening, drinking a glass of wine and playing cards in company. Now it has been reborn as a small "trattoria" (small family restaurant) where, however, more than eating, you can enjoy a glass of good wine together with a snack
If a building is a historical one (and in Italy a LOT are), you can’t change the color of it. To preserve the historical environment (sorry for my bad english, hope you understand)
E l'arena, il castello e la casa di Giulietta?...ciao un saluto da Genova 😉🖐
I'm from Verona province, very close. Nice to see you here. Welcome! 😊
5:51 Fiume Adige (Adige River). Second biggest Italian river after Po
7:15 Up on the hill, behind the cypresses, there's the beautiful Teatro Romano, built in I° century B.C. Went to multiple concerts during the summertime right there. Great venue (36:16 same)
7:42 Forte San Leonardo, also chiesa di Nostra Signora di Lourdes
41:20 Arche Scaligere, next to the Santa Maria Antica church.... and 42:00 Piazza dei Signori (also known as Piazza Dante, of course)
47:21 Piazza delle Erbe, usually called only Piazza Erbe
Hopefully there's going to be a part two because you missed the beautiful Piazza Bra with the famous roman Amphitheatre "Arena di Verona"! You have to go back there! 😉
SE L'E' GIRATA TUTTA PIEDI..😅. TUTA A PIE' CON VIDEOSELFI😅
my city is beautiful Verona is Magic ❤
Ciao from Verona!
Fantastic My CITY, I love VERONA, IT'S BEAUTIFUL, You are walcome.
I don't know if you are interested in the Catholic faith or not, but there's a place in Bosnia called Magegoria that seems very peaceful and lovely.
E la famosa arena romana?
Hope you enjoyed my city ❤
This is the city of hidden treasures... ✨
“Unfortunately” for a tourist, Italy has an artistic, architectural and cultural heritage that not even the majority of Italians themselves know, because it is so widespread that only experts know. Basically, either you choose to visit various individual cities (so you have a very superficial vision) or you choose to select a province and spend your holidays there. I am writing based on my experience in the US where I lived for many years in Philadelphia. At first I focused on what tourists usually see (Manhattan, Capitol Hill, Philly downtown, Valley Forge, etc.) then I went to discover small towns or areas outside of mass foreign tourism thanks to my American friends but that are useful to understand a country. In Italy it is more complicated because many masterpieces are hidden or closed. It would be useful to have a guide.
I agree! This is good insight
Verona is such a great place, i went there on a 1week school trip and it was great
No Amphitheater? Or did I miss that?
he skipped basically all the most famous places. It is good not to visit only the most famous destinations in a city, but if they are the most famous there is a reason.
looking gooood
Italians are great people. Communication is important though, as talking and hand movements while doing it are engrained in Italian DNA lol
Are you crazy? The movement of the Hand is only of the people of South of Italy. Do you understand? The people of North of Italy is very different from the people of South of Italy. Pizza, mafia und Spaghetti are only in South of Italy! Ok!
3:52 min its not copied, its just beautiful italian isnt it Connor?
Great video! I like your style of filming. The Roman Arena of Verona is iconic. Where is it?
ROMAN ARENA OF VERONA IS...IN VERONA OF COURSE !😅! IN CENTER OF TOWN
@@elenarossignoli Si!
❤! My city!! But you haven't visited Romeo and Juliet's house!!
Congratulations, Conner. With Your stop and Your drink at the Winery ("Cantina"/Negozio di Vino), You are entering the italian way of life of Verona, Veneto Region, North italy. Where Wine (and drink it) is important. 👍
Wine in Veneto is much more than "important". It is history, tradition, culture. You cannot sit at the table without a good glass of wine
why haven't you visited the Arena di Verona?
You haven't been in Ferrara. In many ways it is different. And yes, in many ways it is a typical Italian city, but the look is different.
Like walking through a modern Pompei
I really hoped that during his stroll, when he arrived in Piazzetta delle Erbe he could stumbled into the Juliet's balcony. Or arrive at the Arena. Nothing of this happened he just kept dreaming of being part of the Verona's community which is impossible. Or willing to find some sort of familiarity with the locals not knowing they have just lost their one. His culture too distant from the Capuleti or Montecchi's descendants. Being fundamentally a turist hating the other turists. How many misunderstandings. It would be better to spend few euros for a guide. Now he might be knowing somenthing more of the history, the art of the place, which the very same locals have forgotten all about.
l 'Italia è detto il bel paese ma tra nord e sud c'è una differenza abissale soprattutto di mentalità!
I have heard that, what is the main difference?
@@ConnerSully Two different countries.
Grazie a Dio sono diversi altrimenti non avremmo avuto tanto ben di Dio, romanico barocco rinascimentale liberty. La cultura è diversa come lo sono gli stili architettonici , tutto si è fuso in base alla cultura compreso il cibo così variegato da nord a sud. Però ci vorrebbe un po’ di cultura prima di fare certe affermazioni, te lo dice una che del sud non è
@@robertofazzini5623 Se lei fosse uno spagnolo, con Castiglia, Aragona, Andalusia, Catalogna, Paesi Baschi e Asturie, con tre lingue diverse, etnie identitarie e spinte secessionistiche, come l'avrebbe rappresentato il suo paese? Noi italiani non la finiamo mai di farci del male e rappresentarci male all'estero e lei ne è un buon esempio.
Come in tutti i paese del mondo. Negli USA ci hanno fatto una guerra civile e rimangono un minestrone incredibile, il Belgio è mezzo Vallone e mezzo Fiammingo, il Regno Unito Dio santo basta vedere la cartina, la Spagna con quattro etnie e tre lingue diverse nonché spinte secessionistiche, la Romania per un terzo ungherese ed etnie nomadi, per Russia e Ucraina la rimando al telegiornale, la Jugoslavia si è frantumata dopo novecentomila morti e possiamo continuare fino a domani. Condendo il tutto con differenze anche economiche e sociali, all'interno di ogni paese, ben superiori a quelle nostrane. Ma solo noi italiani siamo sufficientemente imbecilli da rimarcare le nostre diversità agli stranieri con masochistica soddisfazione.
La Grande Bellezza
Hello, beautiful video of Italian realities. We are waiting for you in Campobasso, the capital of Molise
Verona's Arena and Juliet's house and Juliet's grave where are this ? I't's absolutly to visite.
you didn't notice the bottle of wine next to the €500 bottle
Oreste in copertina🥺🥺
In the past, every saint in the church had his own altar
Caro amico,
mi sono innervosito molto a guardare il tuo video:
Avere poco tempo e visitare così a caso una città abbastanza grande come Verona che ha tremila anni di storia, perfettamente stratificata nei suoi monumenti, NON HA PROPRIO SENSO!!!
Per carità sei riuscito a beccare (non sò se casualmente) alcune delle sue parti più storiche (ma Verona è tutta bella), però ti sei perso una delle più belle piazze del mondo, piazza Bra e cuore pulsante della città con al suo interno un Anfiteatro romano di 2000 anni, arrivato fino a noi ottimamente conservato (potrebbe contenere fino a 32000 persone) e usato durante tutta l'estate sia per opere liriche che per concerti pop.
mah...😢😢😢
Verona is not Italy, is north Italy. An oder world.
perche parli sotto voce?
sono l'unico che guarda questo video pur vivendo a 20 minuti da sti posti? xDDDD
Sei andato a Verona e non hai visto l'Arena????......non ci credo....😂😂😂😂😂
You don't look like an US guy at all😂 but it's cool people engage well with you that's so cool. Respect
When are you coming to Venice? However, Italy is no longer Italy. The euro and globalization have reduced it to a country only for the rich. If you have money in Italy there is everything. But if you are a worker it is hard, very hard.
Next: Bologna
When was your visit ? 😁
A few days ago!
@@ConnerSully niicce ... I was there last week 😁
Dixitque Deus: Fiat lux. Et facta est lux. ) ... sorry, in my german Abitur Exam Don Bosco School i get " little Latinum" ;)
Never heard of Romeo and Juliet? Well... it's set in Verona! 😂
mah in genere nelle chiese si entra a gratis, basta che fai finta di essere un fedele 🤣capisco che per uno straniero la cosa diventa più difficile ma ti garantisco che io sono entrato i tutte le chiese senza pagare nulla,
At the beginning of the bridge there was a sign you didn't even notice: "built in 100 BC" Does this ring a bell or was Western civilization born in Times Square? Grow up
So if we listen to him the city center of Verona its copy and paste of Alberobello.or the copy and paste of Torino historic center lmao.or copy and paste of Venezia city center.lmao.
There are rules, but tourists like you often don't respect them
What the hell is talking about oh god, the city center are all copy and paste oh lord forgive the american they don't know what they are sayng.
Verona is in veneto Land and veneto is not Italy
U must study the history of Ancient Rome
Pay cash!