I am very blessed. I lived 4 years in Italy. I have been to three of the towns in the video. Thank you so much for the video. It brought tears to my eyes. Look forward to your other video. God Bless!!
My first trip to Italy in 2016, my sister and I hit San Gimignano for a couple of hours on a vineyard tour day. We loved it so much, we made a point of staying there overnight on our trip in 2018, renting a car and driving from Florence. We loved it even more that time! When the buses are gone for the day, and the town settles in, it's stunning. Your other suggestions are gorgeous, too. I'll have to hit a couple of them once I can get to Italy again. Thanks for the video! Loved it!
@@LifestyleHal it was a bit intimidating at first, and the road signs are not good, but it was still so much fun and a great way to see the country. And San Gimignano at night is stunning.
Just found you on TH-cam, Italy is my favourite country to visit, I love Puglia, I really enjoyed your film and may I say you have a very nice soothing voice to listen to.
@@susykings3343 Puglia is a region, not a town. I don't live there but as Italian I know there is a lovely food there, a wonderful sea and welcoming atmosphere and people. You would like it
We spent a month in spello 10 years ago and had a great time. The highlight was the infiorata where petals are used to make incredible designs and pictures that line the streets. I wish I could post photos on here to show what I mean 🤣. We never got bored (Italian friends looked so puzzled when we told them we were staying there a month!!) - every day wandering the little streets, seeing the sun hit different spots, every day we saw something new. Great base to explore the area too. It was a magical month and very hard to leave.
Very well done, Hal. It is great that you are bringing to light some lesser known but wonderful towns. All of your choices were spot on. I live in Umbria, near Spello, and it truly is a hidden gem. Also, don't worry about the pronunciation police. You're not Italian and are free to pronounce our words as best you can. Please keep up the good work.
@@apep7188 I'd reccomend Monselice and Bassano del Grappa in Veneto, Varallo Sesia in Piemonte, Vigevano, Bergamo, Brescia, Piacenza, Cremona, Fidenza and Certosa di Pavia in Lombardia, Perugia, Spoleto, Todi, Ferentillo in Umbria, Tarquinia, Cerveteri and Viterbo in Lazio, Paestum, Amalfi and Ravello in Campania, Taormina, Noto and Caltagirone in Sicily.
Nice video and agree with Pienza, and thank you for not mentioning Piemonte. After doing the major must see tourist sites, we repeat visit Biella, Asti, Alba, Bra, Barolo, Cuneo, even Muzzano (waiter said we're the 3rd Americans he's met). Alps surround you with distant vistas, rolling Langhe country rivals Tuscany views. Shhh...don't tell others. :):)
Hi I would like to thank you for mentioning one the area, which I hold dear ever since I was born. As for wines, I think it's very difficult to me to pick a specific one. Those sites are undoubtedly still a bit overshadowed by other beautiful places around Italy. However, I guess they are worth a visit. Greetings from Bra, Piedmont!
Great job dude, I've been looking for more off-the-beaten-track places and you nailed it. Short and sweet with some really great shots from your drone and your camera. Well done!
For our journey from Rome to Civitavecchia, we took a tour in a van and visited Bracciano and Ceri on the way. It was a wonderful time, and so much better than being on a train or bus. Highly
You have not only shown my home town, Salerno, which never comes up when talking about visiting Italy, but you have actually shown my neighborhood "Torrione". The name comes from the castle in your video, in actuality more akin to a big tower, from which "Torrione" (big tower in Italian, the real name is "La Carnale"). Thanks!
Wow! This is really an off the beaten path list. It’s a good alternative to the busier more popular Italian destinations. I’m saving this for future reference for when we can travel again. Thank you for this!
San Gimignano, stayed at the Leon Bianco. San G was our "home base." The Tuscan area and smalls town is what Italy is all about. It helps me being Italian! Cooking classes, the Verrazzano Winery, the whole area from Florence to Cinque Terre. Sorrento stayed at the Grand Hotel Capodimonte and used as our base, Capri and down the coast. Rome stayed at Casa Salvatoriani right there, main road leading to the steps of St Peters. Just walked out the front door look right and there it is. What a sight. It used to be where priests stayed when working at the Vatican. We ate and went to non tourist places. Look for restaurants that do not have menus in 3 or four languages, only Italian. Mingled with the people the whole trip. Three weeks three hotels. My girlfriends first trip. I feel at home being Italian. Did not look relatives up this time, my parents and grandparents have passed. Stayed with my grandfathers brother many years ago where he was born. Plan to go again next year and do the small towns only. For first timers there are must places to see.
Rebels!! Pienza is my favourite so far after a trip several years ago.. hopefully il get to discover a more hidden town one day. Part 2 coming next month😎👌🏾
My last trip I spent two months driving around visiting beautiful, least touristy towns and villages in central and southern Italy as well as Sicily. Here's some that I enjoyed: Cingoli, Marches Citta Sant'Angelo, Abruzzo Agnone and Bagnoli del Trigno, Molise Bovino and Cisternino, Puglia Rotonda, Basilicata Morano Calabro, Saracena, Altomonte and Bova, Calabria Chiaramonte Gulfi and Sciacca, Sicily
Bellissimo video grazie, i appreciate that you have chosen small towns and not the classic tourist destination!!! You have traveled a lot, i live in Italy and i have not been able to see all the places. I'll leave as soon as possible 🤗
@@LifestyleHal Camogli is fantastic, but it's not five lands. The five lands: - Monterosso - Vernazza - Corniglia - Manarola - Riomaggiore For any information: www.cinqueterre.eu.com/it/
Most are except San Gimignano and Alberobello, which experience crowds of tourists, especially day trippers, so have always found it best to stay in them, enjoy more in the evening once day trippers have left.
Thanks for including my 2 favorites, Spello & Camogli. How about another list? The beautiful Noli, Volterra, Varenna, Sorano, Bagnone, Fosdinovo, so many others.
Ray, I’m impressed that you know Fosdinovo! My father in law lives there. What about Sarzana? It’s only 10/15 minutes drive from Fosdinovo. Sarzana is in Liguria, Fosdinovo in Tuscany.
I come from a town just around the corner from Salerno, Castellamarre di Stabia. It's amazing how some of these Mediterranean countries could have hundreds of awesome villages. And not just Italy, France, Albania, Greece, and so on. The big cities are nice, but when I travel, I often visit these villages
There are so many nice placesin Italy. But in Italy it doesn`t matter where you are. Just blend with people on any central place and after a while you just don’t want to quit anymore.
I have visited 5 times but from this list I have only seen Salerno. These other little towns looks very beautiful. I went to Vernazza in Cinque Terre though.
Good job. Unfortunately even as Italian that live near Parma, I missed a lot of gems, unfortunately. I wish I could visit all this town. I love the beauty of my country but for a reason or another, I can't travel just like I would
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Love from Pakistan soon be there to continue my studies because I have got admission for further studies. hope in Sept 2021 I will visit these beautiful and alluring places of Italy.
I've lived in Italy for a long time, very good memories... Your list is very good. Of course this list is personal, still I would've loved to see Perugia in it. :)
Wonderful video 👍👍… Thank you for this extraordinary kind of video..the places you have chosen and the way you presented them are just amazing.. great job…I will keep your list in mind for my next trip to Italy..
Kudos for adding Salerno, it's a great starting point for visiting all the cool places of the region, you forgot to mention that you can also use Salerno for visiting the ancient greek settlement of Paestum. Salerno is the place to chill out in the evening and has many nice attractions of it's own!
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There are literally hundreds, perhaps thousands of them, one every mile sometimes it seems. I agree with the suggestions below (Cittadella, Castelfranco del Veneto, etc.) but would add Portogruaro (also in the Veneto), Cividale di Friuli, in Puglia Castel Sant'Angelo, Ostuni, Giovinazzo, Martina Franca, Lecce, Otranto, Ruvo di Puglia, Orvieto and Perugia in Umbria, Urbino in the Marche, Canobbio in Lombardy, the list goes on and on and on, way too many to mention. Oh, and don't get me started about the food: the best in the world. Never, ever have I had a bad meal in Italy (in France, at least 50% of the time...).
Great video, as the other ones I've seen from you: though I knew many of the places (and I have actually been in a few of them) I leraned about a couple I didn't know (Scigli) or didn't imagine were so good (Salerno). Just a very minor correction: unlike Spanish, in Italian "ch" reads like "k", so you should read "Kioggia". Oh, and I loved that "I put a Speelo'n you" :)
Just wanted to say three things. I didn’t know abt Chioggia and will definitely visit. Pienza is by far the most beautiful town I have ever seen. San Gimignano is a hell hole.
So many beautiful places to visit, unfortunately do to government restriction regarding covid, nothing is open... Italy was, is and always will be one of the most beautiful country in the planet. It's so sad to think that people destroyed it.. However, thank you for bringing back memories of my youth.. I appreciate it!
Thanks for sharing this video! I had no idea about most of places you put on a list. Defenitely, Salerno is better choice than Sorrento. For sure you should do more videos about less known places in Italy.
I would beg to differ that Salerno is "definitely" a "better choice" (your words) than Sorrento when visiting the Amalfi Coast. I split my time between both Sorrento and Salerno and I enjoyed BOTH places. I enjoyed walking around Sorrento and found it convenient for travel to Pompeii, Capri, and Positano, while Salerno was convenient when travelling to Amalfi, Maori, Ravello, and Paestum. I am happy that I didn't pick one over the other. As a result, I was able to enjoy and appreciate what each had to offer.
@@MrBubu1370 Back in the mid 80's I stayed in Bassano a few times and was just blown away by the beauty of the towns in the area. LAst summer I was back and staying in Padua and I was with my 16 year old son. It had the same affect on him. Can't wait to get back when able to to do it. which is yr home town?
I will forever be in love with Italy.. ❤💚❤
I Love Italy. And San Gimignano is just amazing! ❤️
I agree! 😅
🇮🇹 is amazing and stunning...
My husband is from Italy. From Puglia. There are so nice places. Sorry for my English
I'm italian thank you for sharing this video and thank you to the appreciating comments😍❤️
You guys have the most beautiful country on earth it's literally heaven on earth ❤️
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San Gimignano is stunning! The whole Tuscan region is incredible, we hope to be back there within the next year during our Italian road trip 😅🇮🇹
You should visit Puglia🥰
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don't forget Volterra (but probably you know that...)
I'm from Scicli, so cool to get my town featured
Italy is beautiful! My last visit was in the north, Aosta, Cervinia and the Alps. Amazing.
I live there lol
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We took a day trip while in Stressa to a tiny fairytale village called Oria. I could live the rest of my days there! Such peace and beauty.
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Very nice video with amazing locations!
I am very blessed. I lived 4 years in Italy. I have been to three of the towns in the video. Thank you so much for the video. It brought tears to my eyes. Look forward to your other video. God Bless!!
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So beautiful town Italy
So nice vidio
Itália is so beautiful!!! I’ll visit there as soon as possible
Me too
Many thanks. I had the joy of staying in Spello two years ago and it is a place of complete delight.
It’s a great town to wander around 👌🏾😎
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My first trip to Italy in 2016, my sister and I hit San Gimignano for a couple of hours on a vineyard tour day. We loved it so much, we made a point of staying there overnight on our trip in 2018, renting a car and driving from Florence. We loved it even more that time! When the buses are gone for the day, and the town settles in, it's stunning.
Your other suggestions are gorgeous, too. I'll have to hit a couple of them once I can get to Italy again. Thanks for the video! Loved it!
Driving from Florence is always a fun idea
@@LifestyleHal it was a bit intimidating at first, and the road signs are not good, but it was still so much fun and a great way to see the country. And San Gimignano at night is stunning.
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Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you. I have visted so many of the large cities. These towns are gorgeous. Thank you so much for the introductions!!!!
Just found you on TH-cam, Italy is my favourite country to visit, I love Puglia, I really enjoyed your film and may I say you have a very nice soothing voice to listen to.
I appreciate that thank you
I heard a lot about Puglia, what’s the highlights of that town ?
@@susykings3343 Puglia is a region, not a town. I don't live there but as Italian I know there is a lovely food there, a wonderful sea and welcoming atmosphere and people. You would like it
You do such a beautiful work.Thank you for your inspiration, photography and beautiful descriptions. Keep exploring!
"Italy is proof that life is not fair."
So much stunning beauty.
Polignano is amazing - I even remember this balcony at 06:19 :D will have to come back to visit the restaurant!
Wonderful video and guide. We have now added to our future itinerary!
Thank you, this is a great video, thank you for sharing!!
Thanks to showing the beauty of my country!!!!
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We spent a month in spello 10 years ago and had a great time. The highlight was the infiorata where petals are used to make incredible designs and pictures that line the streets. I wish I could post photos on here to show what I mean 🤣. We never got bored (Italian friends looked so puzzled when we told them we were staying there a month!!) - every day wandering the little streets, seeing the sun hit different spots, every day we saw something new. Great base to explore the area too. It was a magical month and very hard to leave.
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That was so delightful!
Thanks for remembering about my city, Salerno ;)
Very well done, Hal. It is great that you are bringing to light some lesser known but wonderful towns. All of your choices were spot on. I live in Umbria, near Spello, and it truly is a hidden gem. Also, don't worry about the pronunciation police. You're not Italian and are free to pronounce our words as best you can. Please keep up the good work.
I'm going to backpack around Italy for 6 months starting September. Got any more hidden gems I should look at?
@@apep7188 I'd reccomend Monselice and Bassano del Grappa in Veneto, Varallo Sesia in Piemonte, Vigevano, Bergamo, Brescia, Piacenza, Cremona, Fidenza and Certosa di Pavia in Lombardia, Perugia, Spoleto, Todi, Ferentillo in Umbria, Tarquinia, Cerveteri and Viterbo in Lazio, Paestum, Amalfi and Ravello in Campania, Taormina, Noto and Caltagirone in Sicily.
@@fox570808 Try Cefalu in Sicily, I have never been there but it looks stunning.
@@JJ-bs5bo I've been there. Very nice place and view from Rocca di Cefalu is marvelous.
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Thank you for this interesting video. I heard some places for the first time. Italy has a lot to offer to the tourists.
Venice is beautiful, I love its canals! I was there 3times already
Beautiful Italy
Nice video and agree with Pienza, and thank you for not mentioning Piemonte. After doing the major must see tourist sites, we repeat visit Biella, Asti, Alba, Bra, Barolo, Cuneo, even Muzzano (waiter said we're the 3rd Americans he's met). Alps surround you with distant vistas, rolling Langhe country rivals Tuscany views. Shhh...don't tell others. :):)
Hi I would like to thank you for mentioning one the area, which I hold dear ever since I was born. As for wines, I think it's very difficult to me to pick a specific one. Those sites are undoubtedly still a bit overshadowed by other beautiful places around Italy. However, I guess they are worth a visit. Greetings from Bra, Piedmont!
A very nice selection of locations that are not the usual Rome-Florence-Venice. Actually Italy is plenty of unique and interesting towns or villages.
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Great job dude, I've been looking for more off-the-beaten-track places and you nailed it. Short and sweet with some really great shots from your drone and your camera. Well done!
It’s my dream to visit Italy
this was such a good video! i thoroughly enjoyed it and learned lots of new places i want to visit. thank you for posting. hello from the usa.
Beautiful Towns
For our journey from Rome to Civitavecchia, we took a tour in a van and visited Bracciano and Ceri on the way. It was a wonderful time, and so much better than being on a train or bus. Highly
yes! Bracciano is beautiful... we did a virtual walk there!
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Proud to be Italian 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Amazing towns I never heard of. Thx 🙏🏻
I am really loving your videos. 😊
What a amazing video❤️
You have not only shown my home town, Salerno, which never comes up when talking about visiting Italy, but you have actually shown my neighborhood "Torrione". The name comes from the castle in your video, in actuality more akin to a big tower, from which "Torrione" (big tower in Italian, the real name is "La Carnale"). Thanks!
How lucky you are to be living in such a beautiful area. I envy you . !!
@@sunnydaze2359 Thanks!
This is great :) Thanks for sharing. Cheers, new subscriber from Italy! :)
Wow! This is really an off the beaten path list. It’s a good alternative to the busier more popular Italian destinations. I’m saving this for future reference for when we can travel again.
Thank you for this!
Nice video
Thanks so much for this; very informative, even if you have been to Italy many times!
San Gimignano, stayed at the Leon Bianco. San G was our "home base." The Tuscan area and smalls town is what Italy is all about. It helps me being Italian! Cooking classes, the Verrazzano Winery, the whole area from Florence to Cinque Terre. Sorrento stayed at the Grand Hotel Capodimonte and used as our base, Capri and down the coast. Rome stayed at Casa Salvatoriani right there, main road leading to the steps of St Peters. Just walked out the front door look right and there it is. What a sight. It used to be where priests stayed when working at the Vatican. We ate and went to non tourist places. Look for restaurants that do not have menus in 3 or four languages, only Italian. Mingled with the people the whole trip. Three weeks three hotels. My girlfriends first trip. I feel at home being Italian. Did not look relatives up this time, my parents and grandparents have passed. Stayed with my grandfathers brother many years ago where he was born. Plan to go again next year and do the small towns only. For first timers there are must places to see.
Rebels!! Pienza is my favourite so far after a trip several years ago.. hopefully il get to discover a more hidden town one day. Part 2 coming next month😎👌🏾
Have You seen Rasiglia??? Or maybe Slunj on Crotia ?
My last trip I spent two months driving around visiting beautiful, least touristy towns and villages in central and southern Italy as well as Sicily. Here's some that I enjoyed:
Cingoli, Marches
Citta Sant'Angelo, Abruzzo
Agnone and Bagnoli del Trigno, Molise
Bovino and Cisternino, Puglia
Rotonda, Basilicata
Morano Calabro, Saracena, Altomonte and Bova, Calabria
Chiaramonte Gulfi and Sciacca, Sicily
I live near Pienza... 😊
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Bellissimo video grazie, i appreciate that you have chosen small towns and not the classic tourist destination!!! You have traveled a lot, i live in Italy and i have not been able to see all the places. I'll leave as soon as possible 🤗
Yes alottttttttt ! Way before my channel started - well once you have the time or money - I am sure Italy is waiting for u
@@LifestyleHal Camogli is fantastic, but it's not five lands.
The five lands:
- Monterosso
- Vernazza
- Corniglia
- Manarola
- Riomaggiore
For any information:
www.cinqueterre.eu.com/it/
Most are except San Gimignano and Alberobello, which experience crowds of tourists, especially day trippers, so have always found it best to stay in them, enjoy more in the evening once day trippers have left.
Great videos.
Grande! Like for you, because you show Lake Maggiore and not Como. Expert of hidden places.
I love Italy ❤️I love Sardinia ❤️
Thank you for your beautiful list and for not killing the towns' names , really appreciate the effort and the respect that this means 😁
I tried - I hope it wasn’t too painful
@@LifestyleHal No mate, it was almost perfect, great job 👍
Thanks for including my 2 favorites, Spello & Camogli. How about another list? The beautiful Noli, Volterra, Varenna, Sorano, Bagnone, Fosdinovo, so many others.
I will take a look at these suggestions 😎 for the next vid
Ray, I’m impressed that you know Fosdinovo! My father in law lives there. What about Sarzana? It’s only 10/15 minutes drive from Fosdinovo. Sarzana is in Liguria, Fosdinovo in Tuscany.
Great video. Although some of the towns on your list are very touristy they are certainly worth visiting!
Italy is super popular anyway it’s difficult to deny a tourist to enjoy certain places. I’m sure they can venture off somewhere later
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WoW wonderful
Civita de bagnoreggio is also stunning...
Very good
Wow, thank you Hal.
I come from a town just around the corner from Salerno, Castellamarre di Stabia. It's amazing how some of these Mediterranean countries could have hundreds of awesome villages. And not just Italy, France, Albania, Greece, and so on. The big cities are nice, but when I travel, I often visit these villages
France is trash
Adding a location map would be helpful. Love Italia. People , food wine , the very air is the best. Hope to return soon.
Good point. Maps would be helpful, especially those that highlight the province & the town. Ex - Spello (town) in Umbria province.
Wonderful idea..
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Baveno is the twin town of my village Nadur in Gozo, Malta :-)
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Europe is so amazingly beautiful. I'm so happy that I was born in Europe:)
Europe is a bul shit
@@hotpapperbe7754 come on man,calm down
Eh give or take a couple places but yeah good for you man.
There are so many nice placesin Italy. But in Italy it doesn`t matter where you are. Just blend with people on any central place and after a while you just don’t want to quit anymore.
Definitely adding many of these beautiful places to my bucket list thank you for an amazing video
I have visited 5 times but from this list I have only seen Salerno. These other little towns looks very beautiful. I went to Vernazza in Cinque Terre though.
Good job. Unfortunately even as Italian that live near Parma, I missed a lot of gems, unfortunately. I wish I could visit all this town. I love the beauty of my country but for a reason or another, I can't travel just like I would
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Love from Pakistan soon be there to continue my studies because I have got admission for further studies. hope in Sept 2021 I will visit these beautiful and alluring places of Italy.
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I've lived in Italy for a long time, very good memories... Your list is very good. Of course this list is personal, still I would've loved to see Perugia in it. :)
I know right?
Wonderful video 👍👍… Thank you for this extraordinary kind of video..the places you have chosen and the way you presented them are just amazing.. great job…I will keep your list in mind for my next trip to Italy..
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@@stjepanhauser604 Hi there
Io vivo a Verona bellissima città! Visitate Lazise, Garda, Malcesine... ma tutta l’Italia è bellissima!!!
I live near Baveno, was surprised to see it on the list!
Kudos for adding Salerno, it's a great starting point for visiting all the cool places of the region, you forgot to mention that you can also use Salerno for visiting the ancient greek settlement of Paestum. Salerno is the place to chill out in the evening and has many nice attractions of it's own!
🤍LOVELY country ! Let us all visit Italy soon 🤍
Spello is where I have been thinking of moving to.
Your hard work & dedication really deserve great appreciation
Keep continue your efforts with more energy & passion.
Inn-Shaa-ALLAH soon you will achieve your goals.
Andate dove volete in Italia, che tanto è bello dappertutto
Really well narrated.
Yes, fantastically narrated! Any towns in the Dolomites?
There are literally hundreds, perhaps thousands of them, one every mile sometimes it seems. I agree with the suggestions below (Cittadella, Castelfranco del Veneto, etc.) but would add Portogruaro (also in the Veneto), Cividale di Friuli, in Puglia Castel Sant'Angelo, Ostuni, Giovinazzo, Martina Franca, Lecce, Otranto, Ruvo di Puglia, Orvieto and Perugia in Umbria, Urbino in the Marche, Canobbio in Lombardy, the list goes on and on and on, way too many to mention. Oh, and don't get me started about the food: the best in the world. Never, ever have I had a bad meal in Italy (in France, at least 50% of the time...).
Canobbio is in Piemonte, in Lombardy there is Cernobbio 😉
Thanks...
Yay! Beautiful Giovinazzo... where my grandparents are from. Thank you!
In Lazio near Rome, I can recommend Civita di Bagnoregio. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civita_di_Bagnoregio
If you've never had a bad meal in Italy, you should eat close to the main sights in Rome.
Hello, your video landscape is very beautiful, I made a video related to the landscape like you, but I really love that landscape in your video
Great video, as the other ones I've seen from you: though I knew many of the places (and I have actually been in a few of them) I leraned about a couple I didn't know (Scigli) or didn't imagine were so good (Salerno).
Just a very minor correction: unlike Spanish, in Italian "ch" reads like "k", so you should read "Kioggia".
Oh, and I loved that "I put a Speelo'n you" :)
Just wanted to say three things. I didn’t know abt Chioggia and will definitely visit. Pienza is by far the most beautiful town I have ever seen. San Gimignano is a hell hole.
9:00 Chioggia is pronounced "Kioggia"
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So many beautiful places to visit, unfortunately do to government restriction regarding covid, nothing is open... Italy was, is and always will be one of the most beautiful country in the planet. It's so sad to think that people destroyed it.. However, thank you for bringing back memories of my youth.. I appreciate it!
Thanks for sharing this video! I had no idea about most of places you put on a list. Defenitely, Salerno is better choice than Sorrento. For sure you should do more videos about less known places in Italy.
I would beg to differ that Salerno is "definitely" a "better choice" (your words) than Sorrento when visiting the Amalfi Coast. I split my time between both Sorrento and Salerno and I enjoyed BOTH places. I enjoyed walking around Sorrento and found it convenient for travel to Pompeii, Capri, and Positano, while Salerno was convenient when travelling to Amalfi, Maori, Ravello, and Paestum. I am happy that I didn't pick one over the other. As a result, I was able to enjoy and appreciate what each had to offer.
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You could add hundreds. I'll throw in Cittadella & Castlefranco in Veneto region...
Agreed
Maybe Vicenza, is more important, artistically speaking
My favorite. Capri & Anna capri .❤️
Thanks to cite my walled town.
@@MrBubu1370 Back in the mid 80's I stayed in Bassano a few times and was just blown away by the beauty of the towns in the area. LAst summer I was back and staying in Padua and I was with my 16 year old son. It had the same affect on him. Can't wait to get back when able to to do it. which is yr home town?
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Proud to be Italian! And also Sicilian 😁❤️!
Anche io sono orgoglioso di essere italiano 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Da vedere anche il Lago d Orta, Bologna, Comacchio, le foreste Casentinesi con l eremo di Camaldoli ecc ecc ecc......