@@ItalybyItalians So far I’ve been to Firenza, Roma, and Padova and I had an amazing time in each city :) After I graduate from school I will definitely check your videos and plan a new trip with new sights to see!! Also, the food is the best in the world in Italy 🔥 Much love and appreciation for what you do!!
@@ItalybyItalians thank you!! I am looking forward to more content! your channel deserves much more attention and views! and i like your hair too :) haha
@@mikhailcc thank you soooooo much, and it's nice to have a hair-fan 🤣🤣 I'll tell you a secret: I actually don't like it at the moment, I can't wait for it to grow again!
You have captured Turin very well in this video and I lived there for over six years. Loved a Saturday walk in Parco Valentino and a stroll up to the Sacra. Thanks for reminding me of those great memories.
Well... I guess I'm going to Turin! I'm going to have to go to Milan for some of my residence paperwork soon, so that could be the perfect opportunity to visit. As always, awesome video with great ideas!
@Italy by Italians Yeah... I've seen a lot of Milan. My office (although, I'm fully remote) is near the center. A very nice place to visit, but not where I want to live.
@Italy by Italians I've been in transition this year. Spending months at a time in Lucca, trying to buy a house. Like I said, I work remote, so I settled on Lucca. I know you've been there, because I watched your video on it! It's the right size for me. A small town that acts big. Lots of life in it. Our alternative plan was Padova, which would have been nice because we still have a lot of friends in Ferrara. But Lucca already feels like home.
I just found your channel and I absolutely love it! Thank you for all your informative videos. I intend to visit your country next May for one month. I know just basic conversation in Italian. Do you suggest that I learn more? Thank you in advance.
Hello! In the main tourist destinations, you'll be able to comunicate in English, don't worry 😉 this being said,, Italians will appreciate your efforts to communicate in Italian 🥰
Great video! We visit Turin in a few weeks time from England. Can I ask which restaurant you had the Vitello Tonnato in please? Looks delicious. Subscribed!
Non ho pensato visitate Torino mai; credevo sempre è una città industriale senza gli edifici belli delle città italiana nord…ora voglio visitarla presto. Grazie per il video interessante! 🙏
My husband and I spent a month in Italy, our two homestays where Bologna and Florence. We visited surrounding cities and we used your videos as guides and we have to say - it was amazing!!! We loved it so much we are going back for another month in 2024 and will be, again, using your videos as guides. You trully bring Italy to life with your videos and you are spot on...we are hooked on your videos. Not even Steve Rick comes close to sharing and discovering Italy like you!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, reading this comment really made my day, THANK YOU very much! I'm so glad you found my videos useful and that this trip inspired u enough to come again next year. I hope you will have again a wonderful time!
Great! I'll be in Torino in january for 3 days and in other Italian cities too. My grandfather's mother born in Torino and emigrated to Brazil. It's my first time in Italy.
I like your vid style and want a trip to Italy. Thinking of Florence, Milan and Rome with maybe Lucca or Bologna. I look forward to more tour collections.
hi! i will be in Torino in October and I was wondering if you remember the name of that first restaurant in your video? the one where you had the vitello tonnato and agnolotti. it looked amazing! thank you!
Yay you are back :). There's too long a wait between your videos. :( Great video as always. I went to Turin last year . It is a lovely place. I may have to go again now to see the things i missed. You've hightlighted a few things i missed.
I know I know, we are struggling with our jobs 😔 But I've already decided where and when we're shooting next, it will be amazing and will be out next month! Oooh cool, and tell me did you eat a lot of meat in Turin? 😉
@@ItalybyItalians Life gets in the way. Tell me about it. :( You guys do great videos. I always enjoy your videos. :) Btw your videos helped me immensely in Matera. It was magical. I can't wait for next months video! :)
@@ItalybyItalians i went down to Lecce as well and across to the beautiful Gallipoli . Also stayed in Monopoli for a few days. It is lovely down in the heel of the boot. .
Hello dear, thank you for your nice and informative content. I have been living in Turin for more than a year but unable to visit all these places. You motivated me to visit these tempting places, If you available Can we collaborate to make exploration video together. Thanks.
@@ItalybyItalians oh thank you! It will be a 3 weeks trip february2024 Land in Venice and stay for 4 or 5 days with day trips to padua and verona? Bologna 4 or 5 days with day trips to modena, ravenna, parma? Florence 4 or 5 days.. day trip to pisa, lucca and sienna? Rome same 4-5 days here we dont know yet where to go on a day trip. Thank you Julia! PS> Ive been in rome, florence, venice and milan but 10 years ago =)
@@ComicComic-n9w Great plan for Venice and Bologna. When you're in Florence, if you'll have some time I would also suggest you to visit San Gimignano and/or Certaldo: they are amazing medieval villages, they take you back in time really. Rome is a very big city, I don't know if you'll have some time for day trips... But some ideas could be: - Ostia, the ancient port of Roma - Pompeii (it's a bit far but you can reach it in one of those organised guided tours, they do return in one day) - Viterbo Let me know what you'll decide!
a couple of notes. The Mole Antonelliana is the tallest building in the world made without reinforced concrete Inside the Museo del Risorgimanto you can see the first Italian parliament exactly as it was in 1865, a note in the note, in the same building is a huge empty room that was supposed to become the Senate of the kingdom of Italy before the capital was moved to Florence. Last note. Right next to Venaria Reale is La Mandria park, and inside it is possible to visit the palace of the mistress of Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of Italy, nicknamed the Bela Rosin (the Pretty Rose)
Grazie mille. It is always a good day when you post a video. Turin is so beautiful. Somewhat like Denver Colorado USA with its proximity to the mountains. I look forward to your next video.
Hi, unfortunately the project of our channel is paused at the moment, we are creating a family and we have full-time jobs. Hopefully we'll be able to start again someday!
6 of us are travelling on Bernina Express train from Chur, Switzerland, and we want to spend 48 hours in Turin next month. (sept. 30 at 6 pm to 6 pm on october 2.) I wonder if you can suggest a place to stay and a must see to fit our time line. thank you.
A must-see: a panoramic view either from the Mole Antonelliana or from the balcony we showed in the video. We do not recommend hotels or restaurants. Have a nice trip!
Hello 👋 Turin, and Piedomnt in general, is not the easiest destination for a vegetarian, however nowadays you'll find some options available 😉 there are no volcanos nearby and it's not a high risk area for earthquakes.
La Reggia di Caserta per ora non è nei nostri programmi perché non abbiamo viaggi in programma da quelle parti. Io la visitai da bambina, è impressionante, la più bella in Italia.
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Lovely video 📷📷📷
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Grazie per il servizio al Paese 🙂🇮🇹
Wow, grazie!
Turin est l'une de mes villes préférées pour tout ce qu'elle propose de sa riche histoire. Merci pour cette agréable présentation.
grande e bella TORINO
I live in England and will be visiting Turin in a few days time, thanks for the useful information.
Nice tour enjoy❤
Wow. Now Turin is on my radar
Great! Where are you from? 😊
@@ItalybyItalians I am an American retired in Italy, living in Rovigo.
@@DANIELJRAINEY cool, enjoy your retirement!
Splendid city absolutely worth visiting, well done!!
this is amazing content!! thank you for showing Turin!! I hope to go one day :)
Thank youuuuu, that really means a lot to me!
@@ItalybyItalians So far I’ve been to Firenza, Roma, and Padova and I had an amazing time in each city :) After I graduate from school I will definitely check your videos and plan a new trip with new sights to see!! Also, the food is the best in the world in Italy 🔥 Much love and appreciation for what you do!!
@@mikhailcc thank you again! Good you've visited very nice places and hopefully you'll visit more in the near future 😊
@@ItalybyItalians thank you!! I am looking forward to more content! your channel deserves much more attention and views! and i like your hair too :) haha
@@mikhailcc thank you soooooo much, and it's nice to have a hair-fan 🤣🤣 I'll tell you a secret: I actually don't like it at the moment, I can't wait for it to grow again!
You have captured Turin very well in this video and I lived there for over six years. Loved a Saturday walk in Parco Valentino and a stroll up to the Sacra. Thanks for reminding me of those great memories.
@@harrycunningham8281 thank you for your words!
Amazing video 👍🏼😁
Really good video! I’m going to Turin in September and this was very helpful. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome 😊
Well... I guess I'm going to Turin! I'm going to have to go to Milan for some of my residence paperwork soon, so that could be the perfect opportunity to visit.
As always, awesome video with great ideas!
Thank you very much! Yes, you could do both but make sure to visit Milan as well, it has some interesting places 😉
@Italy by Italians Yeah... I've seen a lot of Milan. My office (although, I'm fully remote) is near the center. A very nice place to visit, but not where I want to live.
@@praesentius yeah I understand... Have you been working in Milan for a long time now?
@Italy by Italians I've been in transition this year. Spending months at a time in Lucca, trying to buy a house. Like I said, I work remote, so I settled on Lucca. I know you've been there, because I watched your video on it!
It's the right size for me. A small town that acts big. Lots of life in it. Our alternative plan was Padova, which would have been nice because we still have a lot of friends in Ferrara. But Lucca already feels like home.
@@praesentius Lucca is a nice choice!
😍 You are Delightful , great channel the best way to see Turin is with you in person someday!!😍
🤣 thank you very much!
Beautiful place
Have you been? 😉
I just found your channel and I absolutely love it! Thank you for all your informative videos. I intend to visit your country next May for one month. I know just basic conversation in Italian. Do you suggest that I learn more? Thank you in advance.
Hello! In the main tourist destinations, you'll be able to comunicate in English, don't worry 😉 this being said,, Italians will appreciate your efforts to communicate in Italian 🥰
@@ItalybyItalians thank you so much for your reply. I will definitely try my Italian, I hope I don’t get too many laughs, ha ha! Have a blessed day.
Great video! We visit Turin in a few weeks time from England. Can I ask which restaurant you had the Vitello Tonnato in please? Looks delicious. Subscribed!
Wonderful place to visit.
I'm so glad you liked Turin!
Very good video. Thank you!
Thank you ❤️
Never been in Turin wounderful place )
Great, time to add it to your wish-list 😁
@@ItalybyItalians please more videos)
Me gustaría mucho conocer esa hermosa ciudad,muchísimas gracias por compartir este hermoso lugar ,saludos cordiales desde Texas ❤❤
@@pedroelchavieco3014 entonces Italia te espera!
@@ItalybyItaliansmuchas gracias y feliz año nuevo ,muchas bendiciones ❤
Non ho pensato visitate Torino mai; credevo sempre è una città industriale senza gli edifici belli delle città italiana nord…ora voglio visitarla presto. Grazie per il video interessante! 🙏
Ciao Richard, è sicuramente una città industriale ma ha anche questa parte storica che abbiamo mostrato noi. Ci fa piacere se deciderai di visitarla 😉
Torino può tranquillamente essere considerata la città più bella d italia assieme Roma e Napoli
So Beautiful video
Thanks ❤️
Ciao ti faccio i complimenti per il video e ti ringrazio per aver vakorizzato la mia citta...grazie davvero
My husband and I spent a month in Italy, our two homestays where Bologna and Florence. We visited surrounding cities and we used your videos as guides and we have to say - it was amazing!!! We loved it so much we are going back for another month in 2024 and will be, again, using your videos as guides.
You trully bring Italy to life with your videos and you are spot on...we are hooked on your videos. Not even Steve Rick comes close to sharing and discovering Italy like you!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, reading this comment really made my day, THANK YOU very much!
I'm so glad you found my videos useful and that this trip inspired u enough to come again next year.
I hope you will have again a wonderful time!
Thank you so much for these videos, they’re very helpful,I’m looking forward to my travel soon.
Have a nice trip to Italy 🥰 what is your itinerary?
Do you plan to stay longer after you visit Alba and Piedmon region?
@@ItalybyItalians mid October, I’ll be staying for one week, I’ll be visiting the truffle festival and the city wall.
Great! I'll be in Torino in january for 3 days and in other Italian cities too. My grandfather's mother born in Torino and emigrated to Brazil. It's my first time in Italy.
Turin is wonderful. How about some videos on less well known spots on Italy, say like Piacenza?
Hi, what time of the year did you filmed this?? looks like you are 🥶 freezing
Hi, I filmed in early April, one day was particularly cold but the next day spring finally arrived and it was better 😉
Thank you am going in September so looking forward to it
That's great, let us know your experience!
I like your vid style and want a trip to Italy. Thinking of Florence, Milan and Rome with maybe Lucca or Bologna. I look forward to more tour collections.
When you doing la puglia??
hi! i will be in Torino in October and I was wondering if you remember the name of that first restaurant in your video? the one where you had the vitello tonnato and agnolotti. it looked amazing! thank you!
Yay you are back :). There's too long a wait between your videos. :( Great video as always. I went to Turin last year . It is a lovely place. I may have to go again now to see the things i missed. You've hightlighted a few things i missed.
I know I know, we are struggling with our jobs 😔
But I've already decided where and when we're shooting next, it will be amazing and will be out next month!
Oooh cool, and tell me did you eat a lot of meat in Turin? 😉
@@ItalybyItalians Life gets in the way. Tell me about it. :( You guys do great videos. I always enjoy your videos. :) Btw your videos helped me immensely in Matera. It was magical. I can't wait for next months video! :)
@@stevegardner6760 awww that's so nice to hear, thank you! I'm glad you took the time to discover Matera, few people travel that south.
@@ItalybyItalians i went down to Lecce as well and across to the beautiful Gallipoli . Also stayed in Monopoli for a few days. It is lovely down in the heel of the boot. .
@@stevegardner6760 ooh yes it is, I agree with you, I love Apulia!
So what's the next part of Italy you'd like to discover?
Hello dear, thank you for your nice and informative content. I have been living in Turin for more than a year but unable to visit all these places. You motivated me to visit these tempting places, If you available Can we collaborate to make exploration video together. Thanks.
ang ganda naman ng italy
Thank you so much for making videos about the great cities in Italy besides Rome and Venice .
Would you be so kind and name the Piola where you ate in this video? It looks too good, Thank you.
nice video! So authentic and simple! could you help me with my itinerary?
Hi thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
Yes sure, do you have a specific question? Tell me
@@ItalybyItalians oh thank you! It will be a 3 weeks trip february2024
Land in Venice and stay for 4 or 5 days with day trips to padua and verona?
Bologna 4 or 5 days with day trips to modena, ravenna, parma?
Florence 4 or 5 days.. day trip to pisa, lucca and sienna?
Rome same 4-5 days here we dont know yet where to go on a day trip.
Thank you Julia!
PS> Ive been in rome, florence, venice and milan but 10 years ago =)
@@ComicComic-n9w Great plan for Venice and Bologna.
When you're in Florence, if you'll have some time I would also suggest you to visit San Gimignano and/or Certaldo: they are amazing medieval villages, they take you back in time really.
Rome is a very big city, I don't know if you'll have some time for day trips... But some ideas could be:
- Ostia, the ancient port of Roma
- Pompeii (it's a bit far but you can reach it in one of those organised guided tours, they do return in one day)
- Viterbo
Let me know what you'll decide!
is san gimignano reachable by train?
pompei looks promising would you suggest any good day tours? Thank you for your time looking to my itinerary!
a couple of notes.
The Mole Antonelliana is the tallest building in the world made without reinforced concrete
Inside the Museo del Risorgimanto you can see the first Italian parliament exactly as it was in 1865, a note in the note, in the same building is a huge empty room that was supposed to become the Senate of the kingdom of Italy before the capital was moved to Florence.
Last note. Right next to Venaria Reale is La Mandria park, and inside it is possible to visit the palace of the mistress of Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of Italy, nicknamed the Bela Rosin (the Pretty Rose)
Will you be in Verona? 🥰
Please make more videos
Great spot to see. But even if it were just another city, I'd go just to see the Shroud.
@@Straitsfan wow! Have you ever seen it?
hi, i really love your channel. can u pls recomend me more channels like this? talked abour italy from locals?
Hello thanks for the compliment! I don't know any other channel like ours to be honest
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Hey julia❤ i just saw your old video to come to itly. I am from pakistan i want to go to calabria please guide me😢
Grazie mille. It is always a good day when you post a video. Turin is so beautiful. Somewhat like Denver Colorado USA with its proximity to the mountains. I look forward to your next video.
Wow thank you very much for your compliment!
Oh yes, Colorado seems to have such a beautiful landscape, I wish to go someday in the future.
Hello why your not making more videos?
Hi, unfortunately the project of our channel is paused at the moment, we are creating a family and we have full-time jobs.
Hopefully we'll be able to start again someday!
6 of us are travelling on Bernina Express train from Chur, Switzerland, and we want to spend 48 hours in Turin next month. (sept. 30 at 6 pm to 6 pm on october 2.) I wonder if you can suggest a place to stay and a must see to fit our time line. thank you.
A must-see: a panoramic view either from the Mole Antonelliana or from the balcony we showed in the video.
We do not recommend hotels or restaurants.
Have a nice trip!
How long would you suggest for a visit to Turin?
It depends, one day if you're not interested in seeing the museums I mentioned, two days instead if you'll go to the museums as well.
@@ItalybyItalians lol 2 days is a bit tight, it takes one day just for the egyptian museum
How is torino for a vegetarian?
Is it safe from volcano or earthquake?
Hello 👋 Turin, and Piedomnt in general, is not the easiest destination for a vegetarian, however nowadays you'll find some options available 😉 there are no volcanos nearby and it's not a high risk area for earthquakes.
Can you make a video for ventimiligia ?
Hey, we do not have a trip to Ventimiglia planned at the moment.
Why are you so interested in this city?
@@ItalybyItalians because it's very beautiful and splendid ❤️
Interesting delightful hostess
4:22 😔…aspetto il video della Reggia di Caserta. Pero, video questo e cosi cosi
La Reggia di Caserta per ora non è nei nostri programmi perché non abbiamo viaggi in programma da quelle parti. Io la visitai da bambina, è impressionante, la più bella in Italia.
the most french city in Italia.
hi, say your husband, its not fair, he could give his plate to u. and order something else
bene