Thank you very much for this reaction, I really liked it, above all because at least it opens the mind to all the people who don't know Italy well, greetings from Italy 🤗🇮🇹
There are way more these are mostly popular places just go anywhere rivers lakes mountains cliffs islands you name it good architecture and good food friendly locals and people
Im italian and in 40 years I think to visit just 10% of Italy, you can do turism in every city, every place, every Beach, every mountain. We wait for you bro 🤗
I can assure you that, even if that video is very good, i can find another 100 sites in Italy equally stunning. And you need to consider that Italy is only 300.000 kmq... nearly half of France and 32 times smaller then usa...
Wait a minute, you never seen snow in Italy? It's basically all mountain (in winter you can even ski in Sicily on Mount Etna), how can you not know it snows in Italy? It's the only alpine country that has all its northern border demarcated by the Alps, from the west with France to end in the east with Slovenia, passing through Switzerland and Austria (not to mention from north to south the Apennine Mountains). I swear, you Americans always amaze me (at least you seem a good genuine man). 🍺
In realtà il duomo è la 4° chiesa più grande al mondo per superficie e la 6° per volume. San Pietro è prima in entrambi i casi. La Sagrada Familia è molto più alta del Duomo, ma occupa poco più di un terzo della superficie, quindi sono abbastanza sicuro che non la superi nemmeno per volume. Comunque la Sagrada Familia non è una cattedrale e manco San Pietro.
16:36 I live here in the langhe and monferrato hills! white truffles are hella expensive, some are sold here in Alba during the truffle season for hundred of thousand of dollars, i think the most expensive this year was sold for something about 200000 dollars. they’re usually sold in a castle here to rich chinese and foreigners
How old is Italy? Technically 160 years old, but for example in Verona you can see in the same square an Ancient Roman amphitheatre of the 1st century, a 1300s Scaliger wall, a 1700s Venetian building etc... You can have a coffee in a 1200s building, make an ATM withdrawal in a 1300s building, go to hear mass in a church that is more than 1300 years old. Roma was founded almost 2800 years ago.
Tecnicamente:! gli Italici, l'Italia si estendeva per migliaia e migliaia di kilometri in tutta Europa E gran parte del nord Africa... poi sappiamo tutti la storia. e come sia andato a finire😊
@@marcobelletti5297 dire che Roma era l'Italia è una puttanata colossale. L'Italia era un pezzetto di Roma, probabilmente nemmeno il più importante almeno in epoca imperiale.
@@nicoladc89 intanto modera i termini!! "Puttanata" usalo con chi hai più confidenza... Il nome Italia nasce hai tempi dei Greci... e non ieri come magari pensi tu..... l'Italia ha una lunga storia che non nasce certamente 160 anni fa e che non di certo discuterò con te... PUNTO.......
Di fatto, tutte le terre a sud delle alpi venivano chiamate ITALIA gia' dalla battaglia di Clastidium del 222 a.C. e dei confini dell'Italia ne scriveva Antioco di Siracusa (quinto secolo a.C.)
Ho 63 anni.. se la mia vita fosse stata tutta una vacanza avrei potuto dire, ho visitato 80% della mia nazione 😊 anche se non posso lamentarmi perché ho visitato tutte le regioni, e le loro piu importanti città e i tanti borghi medioevali 👍 un saluto a tutti gli amanti del mio bel Paese 🇮🇹 🙋
Yes 5 Terre is actually the place that inspired Luca! Naples dated back to Greek times, before Roman conquest. If you go to Campania and Pompeii please visit also Paestum!
Traduci il testo con la fotocamera as an Italian it's fun to see that there are so many places in this video that I didn't know, and at least a thousand other equally beautiful places not mentioned
26:40 Italy was divided in many little nations for many years, so it was important to build easily defensible cities, so you find many cities in hard to reach zones. If Italy was always a single country the only cities that needed defense would have been the border ones.
That was the Northern half. The Kingdom of the Two Sicilies encompassed the island itself and all of the Southern peninsula up to Lazio and Marche. Roughly Rome. It was a unified kingdom for almost 1,000 years until the Northern invaders stole it's wealth. The Bank of Naples held more gold reserves than all the Northern city states combined and it's economy was the fourth most productive INDUSTRIAL in Europe. It's merchant marine dominated the Med. The Freemasonic usurpers hired Garibaldi (the Che Guevara of his age) to pillage and plunder our riches.
@@tinalettieri Then I'll rephrase: what is now the nation named Italy was divided in many territories, some were little, but almost everyone was at war with the neighbours(and not only, for example guelfi vs ghibellini) for most part of that time. Thus the needs for fortifications. Anyway your comment speaks loads about your political stance, don't you think that trying to indoctrinate clueless foreigners about your vision of Italy's unification is wrong? Just historical facts please, political visions and nostalgia from 160+ years ago doesn't seem like the right call in this environment. And one thing: Garibaldi arrived in Sicilia with a small force ("i Mille", 1000 circa) if none of the proud subjects of such great kingdom would have answered the call from Garibaldi, then Napoli could have stood as a kingdom since now.
@@gio87vr No, its not wrong because it's the truth. It was the treacherous "nobles" of Palermo and Messina who backed him with the help of the Mafia as well as France and GB. You think I'm afraid of my "political stance?" Well, here's a news flash for you. I am a monarchist and proud of it. And FYI, The Kingdom of the Two Sicilies was NOT at war with anyone until invaded. Now be a good boy and go eat your polenta.
@@tinalettieri I wasn't saying to be afraid, just that I don't think that this is the right environment for nostalgia for something none of us have ever experienced. And Napoli waged war in many cases: guerre del Vespro (spanning from late 1200 to late 1300) guerra di Ferrara (1482 ca), guerre d'Italia (1494 ca and 1500 ca), guerra di Siena (1552 ca), prima guerra d'indipendenza italiana (1848 ca). Anyway, today amatriciana.
@@gio87vr They're talking about Italian culture and history. It's not about nostalgia. It's about why my grandparents made the mistake of going to America even tho they weren't poor "terroni." This past february I got to see my family palazzo that is 400 years old so it's very important people understand why we are NOT Terroni and what was stolen from us. The point is YOU NEED TO EXPERIENCE IT even from a historical distance. We're not just pizza and the Tarantella.
Primo paese al mondo con più siti patrimonio UNESCO, e per visitare le 20 regioni in italia devi rimanere minimo 30 anni, non sto esagerando ,stai vedendo solo lo 000000000,1% dell'Italia 😊😊😊
100 most beautiful places in Italy? Is True, but there are other 200-300-1000 and more beauty. Every 10-15 km there is something unique, in the most beautiful country in the world.
Guy in Italy, how about trying to learn proper pronunciation. Chiaia is khaye ah and Cagliari is Kal YAH ri not cag lee aree. I know Ch and Gl or GN are hard for english speakers but you could make an effort at least.