What about Sardinia and La madallena archipelag ? It is absolutely beautifull.
ITouchTheSky
Italy is so beautiful. A lot of amazing places to visit.
Sabrina Folli
Thank you! Nobody ever remembers about Torino! My beloved home town ❤ There's so much to see! So many museums! So many monuments! The city centre is gorgeous (I would recommend visiting it during the week days and in the morning for the minimum level of crowd). Ciao!
Meera S
I have never been to Schengen area but I want to visit Italy some day to come to Sicily to have the amazing pasta, pizza, chimney cake, churros, cannoli 😇.. That the only to do list for me 😂. Rest I am not sure 😛😛.. anybody knows the cheapest way to go to Sicily from Hungary?
Anthony Frushour
I know it's been a while since you posted this video (I just found your channel thanks to YouTube's algorithms :P), but I did want to share my love for my favorite places in Italy! I've been a few times, and these are the favorite places I've been in no particular order other than #1: 1. Norcia (Valnerina) and Castelluccio (Sibillini Mountains) in the Umbria-Marche Apennines. Lots of good hiking and biking trails, famous for truffles/boar/lentils, and has stunning landscapes! Try the tagliatelle al tartufo, zuppa di lenticche, or ragu di cinghiale if you go! I'm pretty biased on this one. My mother's family is from this area, and I did part of my university field geology capstone course here (also in places 2, 4, and 6). But it's definitely worth the visit! 2. Perugia, Assisi, Gubbio, and other hill towns of Umbria. They have some amazing architecture and food! 3. Montefalco and the surrounding countryside. It's Umbria's most well known wine growing region, famous for Sagrantino di Montefalco red wine, but without as many tourists as in Tuscany! 4. Alpi Apuane/Garfagnana in northern Tuscany/near Carrara. Most of the white marble used in Tuscany, most famously Michalangelo's David, comes from this region. It's another place with great landscapes and hiking! 5. Isle of Elba; where Napoleon was exiled to. It also has amazing landscapes! 6. Marche countryside, again amazing landscapes. But also great food and wine. Verdicchio wine comes from the area near Jesi; which is an area of rolling hills and hilltop towns, and is one of my favorite white wines. The Genga/San Vittore area is beautiful and also has the amazing Frasassi Caves to check out! 7. Florence 8. Rome/Vatican City 9. Tuscany's countryside (Monteriggioni is where I stayed) 10. Amalfi Coast/Sorrento I've not yet been to Torino, Verona, or Venice, but they are all at the top of my list of places to check out. Others mentioned southern Italy, and in that part I really want to check out Palermo and Mount Etna in Sicily, the Puglia and Calabria regions, and the home of pizza, Napoli!
Valentina Di Biase
I'm from Turin🔆
kumbayoi shut up tim
my italian teacher showed you in class and my whole class was very arkward while watching
Dawn Roper
Hi , I really enjoyed your video on Italy . My daughter will be studying in Rome next semester and I plan to visit her around May 7-11 . Can you please tell me the MUST SEE’s while in Rome . I’d like to get tickets in advance . Thank you
Vitalijus Nikitinas
Naples. its really unpredictable city. And just so lovely.Best coffee and pizza
J G
Should I visit Ravenna?
Todd Shupe
Italy is the most beautiful country in Europe. Thanks for sharing this video. For more information visit here https://drtoddshupe.com/
Passion In Action
Rome was incredible!!!! I went in late June and the heat and tourist was a little bit overwhelming. I'd recommend going in the spring or the fall for a cooler and less busy environment. You should check out places in the Abruzzo region! So much lesser known but absolutely gorgeous with no tourists!!! 🙂
dev 0001
All Europe is like a heaven.
mollik tashrif
i did not expect bergamo to be on the list ! My city 😀
MC Equation
I and my family and tour group had a bad experience traveling to Italy. Every single Italian hates you if you are a tourists. Every single one. Also every single cashier will try to cheat you of your change. Even in the Rome airport in the Duty free, some tall blond tried it on my wife. So many pick pockets, so many rude Italians. The ruins are great, the buildings are fantastic, the pizza not so good, the spegetti not so good. When I got on the airplane to leave Italy two weeks later, I was so happy to get the hell out of there. Terrible troll people the Italians. Even the French were less rude to me…not much, but noticeably less.
Kyle Jung
no entiendes de coño de italia how dare you don't mention naples
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Land of lovers
What about Sardinia and La madallena archipelag ? It is absolutely beautifull.
Italy is so beautiful. A lot of amazing places to visit.
Thank you!
Nobody ever remembers about Torino!
My beloved home town ❤
There's so much to see! So many museums! So many monuments!
The city centre is gorgeous (I would recommend visiting it during the week days and in the morning for the minimum level of crowd).
Ciao!
I have never been to Schengen area but I want to visit Italy some day to come to Sicily to have the amazing pasta, pizza, chimney cake, churros, cannoli 😇.. That the only to do list for me 😂. Rest I am not sure 😛😛.. anybody knows the cheapest way to go to Sicily from Hungary?
I know it's been a while since you posted this video (I just found your channel thanks to YouTube's algorithms :P), but I did want to share my love for my favorite places in Italy! I've been a few times, and these are the favorite places I've been in no particular order other than #1:
1. Norcia (Valnerina) and Castelluccio (Sibillini Mountains) in the Umbria-Marche Apennines. Lots of good hiking and biking trails, famous for truffles/boar/lentils, and has stunning landscapes! Try the tagliatelle al tartufo, zuppa di lenticche, or ragu di cinghiale if you go! I'm pretty biased on this one. My mother's family is from this area, and I did part of my university field geology capstone course here (also in places 2, 4, and 6). But it's definitely worth the visit!
2. Perugia, Assisi, Gubbio, and other hill towns of Umbria. They have some amazing architecture and food!
3. Montefalco and the surrounding countryside. It's Umbria's most well known wine growing region, famous for Sagrantino di Montefalco red wine, but without as many tourists as in Tuscany!
4. Alpi Apuane/Garfagnana in northern Tuscany/near Carrara. Most of the white marble used in Tuscany, most famously Michalangelo's David, comes from this region. It's another place with great landscapes and hiking!
5. Isle of Elba; where Napoleon was exiled to. It also has amazing landscapes!
6. Marche countryside, again amazing landscapes. But also great food and wine. Verdicchio wine comes from the area near Jesi; which is an area of rolling hills and hilltop towns, and is one of my favorite white wines. The Genga/San Vittore area is beautiful and also has the amazing Frasassi Caves to check out!
7. Florence
8. Rome/Vatican City
9. Tuscany's countryside (Monteriggioni is where I stayed)
10. Amalfi Coast/Sorrento
I've not yet been to Torino, Verona, or Venice, but they are all at the top of my list of places to check out. Others mentioned southern Italy, and in that part I really want to check out Palermo and Mount Etna in Sicily, the Puglia and Calabria regions, and the home of pizza, Napoli!
I'm from Turin🔆
my italian teacher showed you in class and my whole class was very arkward while watching
Hi , I really enjoyed your video on Italy . My daughter will be studying in Rome next semester and I plan to visit her around May 7-11 . Can you please tell me the MUST SEE’s while in Rome . I’d like to get tickets in advance . Thank you
Naples. its really unpredictable city. And just so lovely.Best coffee and pizza
Should I visit Ravenna?
Italy is the most beautiful country in Europe. Thanks for sharing this video. For more information visit here https://drtoddshupe.com/
Rome was incredible!!!! I went in late June and the heat and tourist was a little bit overwhelming. I'd recommend going in the spring or the fall for a cooler and less busy environment. You should check out places in the Abruzzo region! So much lesser known but absolutely gorgeous with no tourists!!! 🙂
All Europe is like a heaven.
i did not expect bergamo to be on the list ! My city 😀
I and my family and tour group had a bad experience traveling to Italy. Every single Italian hates you if you are a tourists. Every single one. Also every single cashier will try to cheat you of your change. Even in the Rome airport in the Duty free, some tall blond tried it on my wife. So many pick pockets, so many rude Italians. The ruins are great, the buildings are fantastic, the pizza not so good, the spegetti not so good. When I got on the airplane to leave Italy two weeks later, I was so happy to get the hell out of there. Terrible troll people the Italians. Even the French were less rude to me…not much, but noticeably less.
no entiendes de coño de italia
how dare you don't mention naples
The best part of my vacation in Italy see my video : https://youtu.be/1je-rCFlqug
I would add Lake Como, Positano and Capri as well. Milan also has a lot of fashion, history and architecture. Italy is amazing 😊
Italy is by far one of my favourite countries in the world! I would highly recommend the south of Italy, Bari is beautiful!