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you can find some information about it here: www.outdooractive.com/it/list/bike-stop-garda-trentino/173305802 (in italian language) maybe you can also call to have some more exacte information
With this video we hope to have accompanied you on a journey to the 3 best luxury hotels in Lake Como in Italy. Leave a comment to let us know your opinion and questions...
@@TravelCorner360Je suis Français mais mon grand- père maternel est né en 1897 dans un village proche du Lac Majeur mais la Bourgogne est belle aussi 😊🖐️🖐️
Hi, can you please tell me is it possible to go from Milan to Lake Garda and then to limone in one day and what is the estimated price for that by train?
In this intriguing film, you will be taken on a trip through the rich history and beauty of *Venetian carnival masks* . *OTHER VIDEOS ABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL CITY OF VENICE* ru-vid.com/group/PLuyduP6W8U8qRy4zekYaKDUTJjwZIA3la
*The emotions and sensations are seen firsthand,* before, during, and after the jump on the *tallest bungee in South America* . *EVERYTHING TO KNOW ABOUT SAN GIL - MANUEL'S TRIP TO COLOMBIA* ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NlHsL787hpI.html
sincerly i don't know, but i found it here: www.tripadvisor.it/Restaurant_Review-g635627-d2325968-Reviews-Ristorante_Rodrigo-Cadenabbia_di_Griante_Lake_Como_Lombardy.html
Isn't January 6th the day of gift giving in Italy? Little Christmas, to commemorate the day the Three Wise Men gave gifts to The Holy Family? That's how my Italian parents explained it to me. Father from the North. Mother's roots from the South. 🎄
Partly it's right (the speech of the 3 wise men), but the day of exchanging gifts in Italy is on December 25th. January 6th is the day of the epiphany in which the Befana brings gifts to children and puts them in a stocking. To the children who have been "bad" during the year she brings a piece of coal as a gift...
Yes! I took from Medellin because I was living there, but there are buses from all the major cities in Colombia. Maybe is not direct but with one connection you can arrive by bus... long ride but definitively worth it :)
@@sebastiansch9852 Great! When I was there I took bus. You can arrive to San Gil only by bus because the airport it wasn't finished. It's long, but it's worth it! :) It's great for adventure sport San Gil! Check always the current situation because could be changed but I suggest you by bus. PS: where are you from?! :)
Thank you for making this video celebrating my country and saying such beautiful words about it! I hope you'll forgive me for pointing out a little inaccuracy about pecorino.... there are several pecorinos... and although they have almost the same bane and they are all made with sheep milk the procedure and the result is different. You may find pecorino toscano romano, sardo, di Pienza, all of them patented brands with strict procedural guidelines. The one you find in Pienza is "pecorino di Pienza" and is produced mostly in Pienza and The nearby village of Montefollonico. Pecorino romano, the one you mentioned, is not a Pienza product it is produced in Lazio and Sardinia regions and in the province of Grosseto, in Southern Tuscany at the borders with Lazio. Both with round shapes but very different and above all different taste! Hopefully you'll come back one day and try all kind of pecorino cheeses 😊
Thank you for this informative video. I enjoyed it. Perhaps have your photographs match the narration next time? For example, when you mention Villa Barbaro, show photos of that work. Thanks again
