wtf - how much do i need all in for living in pisa for instance? At warsaw it takes about 1400 EUR for decent living without savings. Any info please?>

I have never been to Italy ,but somhow i know Milan is not very popular.Even more by people coming from southern italian parts.Nothing wrong with it.Every country have place not so popular for whatever reasons.😊

Sometimes it’s not about looking for happiness in a different place but to arrive to a place your soul feels at home and happy, where you simply feel like you belong

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Seneca Docet.... 😊

I spent a week in Montecatini two years ago. Loved it. Very chilled, great base for exploring Tuscany, nice town centre.

VERY GOOD analysis we need more

I live in Italy and the best way of transport is plane and Train. I can go from Padua to venivi by train in only 30mins !

I got robbed at the central train station in Milan 😢, and the women was so swift that I didn’t even notice and my wallet was taken out of my bag 😢

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i dont care i dont need it to be perfect it's just objectively better than america

I think Montecatini was pretty famous, at least among italian tourists, in past decades then strangely it hasn't had the attention it deserves. Probably also because thermal places were wrongly considered places for older ones.

Lot picpackers from Romenia.Lot.

Milano is incredibly beautiful city, just as italian i tell you... The italian people are increeible envy... That is rhe problem. Milan is the third city most visited in italy... After rome and venice... This is all... We can close with common places 😉

In France we knock on wood WHILE saying "we're touching wood" "on touche du bois" when we hope something works out or something tragic doesn't happen like "if I had a car accident -we're touching wood it doesn't happen-..."

I need to leave... (Italy. And I am Italian) 😂

She's wrong about the warm and sunny weather. I live in Toronto canada and spending 3 to 4 months practically locked in the house due to the extremely long and cold winters is more than a good enough reason to abandon my country....and intend to 😊

To me, Naples.

Cultural enrichment from Africa and the Middle East is so wonderful isn’t it?

What cities are LGBTQ friendly to live for expats?

The best thing about Milan is the train to Rome 🚅

Expatic? English speaking people think to be different but for me they are immigrants as many others. Just more arrogant.

Where is she priginally from?

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Hi! Great video. The coconut cake looks amazing. Do you remember the name of the bakery?

Wanted to tell you how fabulous I think your videos are. Planning a trip to Venice and have so many ideas from you. Can’t wait to get there and see them all for real. Thanks again. Really enjoyable.

If you enjoy the bilingual character of Aosta, you will love Alto Adige just as much. There's a German speaking majority there since the region used to be a part of Austria until the end of ww1. Everything is German and Italian there and it feels like a beautiful mix of both cultures. My favorite cities are Glorenza, Vipiteno and Merano.

I have been studying in Milan for a bit. I can say that Milan, compared to many Italian cities is much more fast paced, and, unfortunately as a tourist you tend to "pick the pace" of the other people that ,generally, have other things to do rather than sightseeing, this fact hurts the experience that people have of the city because you don't have really the time to enjoy the spaces and buildings. I would say that also discovered quite recently to be a "touristic city", before the Milan Expo in 2015 it was quite hard to find someone considering Milan as a Holiday destionation , but since than also the citizends became more conscious of its beauty and, seeing from the comments the change has been quite visible. As we are heading deeper in summer, I wish there was some more attention for how are managed temperatures and warm/shade spaces as Milan gets hot very quickly.

I have found that being happy takes determination and work. Wake up, every day, and decide that this day will be only as good as I make it myself. Other people have no obligation toward your happiness.

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Per KZbin, basta con tutte queste reclami, non se ne può più. 'Sti stranieri facessero pace con la testa, ma che significa "la città più odiata d'Italia".

Good info, Thank you.

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Perhaps I missed this part of your video, but a huge requirement is that an international drivers license is required in Italy. They are cracking down on the snow, especially in the south, and you often cannot even rent a car without an international license. If you’re from the US, it’s very easy to pick these up at AAA for about $25. Also, and again, I’m not sure if this is throughout Italy, but I’ve seen it in most of the larger towns and cities where we live in Tuscany, parking is color-coded. White is free parking available to anyone. Blue is paid parking and you must generally find the pay station first, and put the ticket on your dashboard. Yellow parking is for residents only. Again, best to check wherever you will be traveling in Italy to see what their particular rules are as far as colored parking spaces.

I really enjoyed your video. I would like to make just one correction: flamingos are not exotic animals in Italy. In fact, they are normally present in many marshy areas throughout Italy in the period from May to September, after which they return to winter in Africa.

When you said "Any ideas where I am?", I thought you might be in Ferrara. I was in Ferrara recently and was disappointed with Ferrara. So, I'm sure Milan is better. Some friends of mine were in Milan and said nothing bad about it.

Great video. I'll be there soon. What are your thoughts on size/type of car for expats? I understand some roads are very narrow.

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I feel a strong wave of unhappiness and depression in your voice.