@@md6119 Sfortunatamente, a parte qualche caso strano che a noi sembra fuori dal mondo (tipo il Giappone) solitamente "paese con decine di milioni di persone" e "praticamente tutti gli abitanti sono persone civili che hanno rispetto per il prossimo e del patrimonio culturale" sono concetti mutualmente esclusivi nella società umana in quasi tutte le sue forme :/ Poi ci sono anche posti che ci mettono piu impegno di altri per far fronte a questo tipo problema e di rado si tratta dell'Italia.
@@md6119sono stanco di leggere commenti come questo ,,perché la gentaglia è da tutte le parti, prova ad andare a Parigi ci sono dei punti che ti levano anche le mutande , vai a Londra c e talmente tanta di quella violenza che Milano impallidire, in Germania sono di ghiaccio , in Italia abbiamo dei problemi come ce li hanno tutti se ti fa così schifo la gente italiana levati dalle palle saremo solo che contenti
and most places shown in this video are not luxury or expansive ones, normal towns and landscape! they are lucky bcz the land stretches between the sea, with high mountains and volcanic rocks
imagine a country so small that offers such an abundance of landscape, architectural and cultural richness that a lifetime is not enough for you to see it all, so diverse from each other and unique with their personal taste and personality. In this video you have seen just some of them. Now think that Italy has been at the center of the Mediterranean, fusing the cultures of two different continents for thousands of years, as a welcome door or a goodbye one. Italy experiences long dominating phases (i.e. roman empire) or being dominated several times in history from many others, always giving to the other culture, keeping or leaving something to everyone, for hundreds of years doctors, artists and travelers came to Italy for their trip of a lifetime.. Italy has it all, a fantastic climate, warm people, wealth, art, creative abilities, a high-level industry that projects itself to be a power in the world, up und down but always there during the history. Italians have extraordinary taste and ability that often attract envy but also love and curiosity from all over the world. Italy has been a cultural center and will be so for a long time. and all this without mentioning for a moment its gastronomy, which everyone loves and is considered the best and richest in the world.
I'm Italian and I love my country but the truth is that beauty is everywhere, and more time goes on, more I know places, more I realise how true is this. Turning back to Italy, the "luck" is that despite its relatively small size, it has everything, in terms of nature and from a cultural and historical point of view. In Italy you can discover all the civilisations who have followed one another from the Neolithic to the modern day (I'm not saying this because I'm biased, the Italian historical-artistic-cultural heritage is beyond comparison).
I am belgian, I've travelled much of the globe and found beauty on all continents and nations bit still i will retire in northern Italy , near Firenze ( Florence), Tuscany. A decision i made in my early 20s after visiting the country a few times. I am 45 now and we are almost done renovating our little house in Italy. It took a lot of sacrifice , working every holliday in the last decade, but it is worth it. It is our own slice of heaven now. ✌️❤️🇮🇹 To answer your question, no it is not just for the rich. In my experience anyone is free to come and enjoy the beauty. But it is common sense that you respect local culture and traditions. In my case that is not hard because that is one of the reasons i love it so much : The people 😊 Ps: i dont really consider Brazil the 3rd world. You guys are not exactly a small economy, the country is not backward and more important than you feel. Get some more confidence, besides football 😂, plenty of (over)confidence there😂. I ve travelled a lot and there are many worse places. Dont compare yourself to europe as it is now. It is bad for your selfasteem and isnt really fair. People in Europe have also seen hard times, war, poverty and starvation are not that far in the past. It took literally blood sweat and tears of several generations to get to where we are now. I'm saying there is hope for, you ll get there. And dont forget europe has many issues to deal with as well, we are not perfect. But by all means take note of what we did right and what we did wrong and try to use whatever you can to move Brazil forward. PPs: Ora parlo italiano, ma in questo caso l'inglese mi è sembrato più semplice
im from colombia originally but live in canada now , italy ive been there many times and the video is not complete with its beauty. italy and japan are my favourite countries in the world and ive been to at least most countries because of my job . believe me it has more unesco sights than any country in the world like 50 and china has 47 . in rome you need to go to the united nation before you want to construct anything in rome its not the government you need to see.
Qui manca Venezia e tanto altro.ci vuole una top 50..e' il piu' bel paese al mondo..piccolo e ogni regione e' diversa....❤sono fortunata ad essere qui❤❤
Guys you are so sweet, you look and sound like children (in a good way) who're opening their eyes on the world for the first time 😄 "A place like that in Europe is strange, Europe was supposed to be cold" made me laugh a lot 😆 But again, in a good way. Europe has very diverse climate and Italy itself is very diverse internally, you will find the cold places in Italy too, be assured, but surely not on the coasts of Southern Italy in summer time 🙃 I suppose you are Brazilian, and look, you have a WONDERFUL territory too, the only problem is that it was really ruined by the human intervention, as basically only horrible concrete jungles were built there 😢 I hope that economical growth gives you the chance to redesign and rebuild your cities and give value to your beautiful country again!
Built by the millions of semi iliterate immigrants Italy sent us until the 1950s, that why we have the largest italian diaspora in the world. Our older cities were much better.
@@Roberto-wt7kr I actually made a compliment to these guys and to your country and your reaction is offending mine? Your cities are ugly because they were built in a time when only ugly buildings were built everywhere in the world, Italy included. Being illiterate in the 50s after a devastating war was quite normal, being ignorant today is not, so go educate yourself.
Most UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the world in Italy...enought said really...this video really barely scratch the surface, and don't forget the food 🤣🤣🤣 (and no, it is not just pasta and pizza)
Si stima che l'Italia concentri - a seconda della definizione di Patrimonio culturale - dal 60% al 75% di tutti i beni artistici esistenti in ogni continente
6:54 if you got to the touristy places..yes it can be expensive...but if you just go near them, it won't be as much at all, like everywhere, you just gotta look for the locals to know where to go and where to visit and to not be fooled by the insane touristy prices.
all this place is expensive if u go in like hotel in the beach, but if u go in an b&b, is not too exp., same for the food, if u avoid fancy restaurant and go in the right place is not too exp., if u like mountain there is another 200 place like the 2 in video, for sea same, after there is so much city whit so much story to see than 1 yrs is too low time for see all, most of the italian dont see all this place in video and all our city.
don't be too surprised about the weather and don't expect only cold climate in the entirety of europe ... the south of brazil extends roughly to 30+ degrees south of the equator while southern europe (eg sicily in italy) starts around 35 degrees north of the equator. of course, europe then extends a lot to the north, even to north of the northern polar circle where it can have permanent night in the winter and permanent day in the summer (as you saw in another reaction). but quite often the temperatures and whether you find snow depends on the altitude of land and mountains or whether you have coastal/tropical/subtropical climate, and not on the distance to the equator.
É realmente engraçado! Sou italiano e ouço vocês falarem do meu país em português! e eu entendo o que você está dizendo!!!🤣🤣🤣 venha para a Itália! você vai gostar! (Eu não sou um bot!🤣🤣🤣)
e não creio que Veneza tenha sido mostrada, mas há muito mais. Considere que vai das montanhas ao mar, da natureza às cidades de arte e mais de 1/3 da arte mundial está presente... sem esquecer a comida, obviamente 😉 and I don't think Venice was shown, but there is much more. Consider that it ranges from the mountains to the sea, from nature to cities of art and more than 1/3 of the world's art is present... without forgetting food, obviously😉
what you mean with "3 world" countries? I think there are no 3 world country, we are all on 1 world! some are more developed and some less! But agree, Italy is really a beautiful country. greetings from Türkiye, love Italy and hope I can visit it.
@@spaniardsrmoors6817 Are you Brasilian ? U live here ? I have a uncle that livedin Brasil for 50+ years and, yes, there is much poverty but the country doent seems so under-developed like many afriacan ones.
@@EbefrenRevo This guy is a troll (look at his nickname). I'm brazilian and you're right, we're technically part of the Second World with our other BRICS partners. Not 100% first world yet, but we're not 3rd world. BTW, do you know where did your uncle live? We've had a huge italian immigration, Brazil has the largest italian diaspora in the world. I have an italian great-grandparent myself (from Bari).
I don't like aerial views, they make everything seem perfect... I prefer the defects of an alleyway and people who pass by to understand if I like a place or not... and I say this as an Italian
