9 Reasons to Stay in Italian Villages & Escape the Crowds

[@londo1dw]

Another excellent and helpful video.

[@AleAle-bd1tl]

I'm sure your channel will grow quickly. you're doing a great job. Good luck

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

Thanks so much for the support!

[@Labella7676R]

Thank you for the information, we are currently in Venice for few days and will definitely check it out.

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

Have fun!

[@Turk-tf6vp]

My great grandparents immigrated from Farindola so that will be my first trip to italy. Not to mention I really don't like being a tourist and huge crowds like that, I believe it takes away from the experience.

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

I had to look up Farindola because I had never heard of it, and it looks amazing as does the areas surrounding it. You will love it. And, if you look up some people you may be related to, you will be greeted with open arms. Enjoy your trip!

[@Turk-tf6vp]

@@HiddenItalyTravel yeah it's a little teeny town in the mountains east of Rome. We've done some pretty good genealogy and might be able to come across some relatives.

[@sueburnstin4768]

Sal do you have any video guides to Milan?

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

Unfortunately, not yet. It will be a whiel before I can get over to Milan to make a video. Thanks for reaching out.

[@sadtranz4451]

Very true stayed in Bugnara a small village in Abruzzo just outside Sulmona in June, fantastic holiday and food to die for at a very good prices 2euro a beer, 1euro a espresso, Sulmona market local produce was a real eye opener and very inexpensive, Pancetta rolls fantastic Trains in Italy are very clean and cheap way to travel

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

I just looked it up and it looks lovely. It's one of the Borghi Più Belli d'Italia so with that rating you know it's going to be charming. Thanks for watching!

[@petunia4474]

Hi Sal, I came upon your recent video and loved it so I subscribed and looking forward to watching the rest of them. I've been trying to narrow down the region Im going to be living in within a year and this helped me greatly. Also I couldn't find your email address. I clicked on submit but nothing happened. Coming into Italy in October and the Veneto region, small villages of course will be my top pick. Thank you! Linda

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

Thank you so much for watching! You can reach me at [e-mail]. Stay tuned for more videos before your trip as I have some planned in the Veneto. Cheers, Sal.

[@petunia4474]

@@HiddenItalyTravel Thank you!! Looking forward to watching your videos.

[@Labella7676R]

Hi Sal I am subscribed to your channel. Any suggestions for one day trip from Venice other than murano, burano, padova, bologna and Verona?

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

Thanks for subscribing! My favorite town in the area of Venice is Bassano del Grappa. It's very charming with an old wooden covered bridge where people congregate and drink a local cocktail called the Mezzo e Mezzo. There is a free grappa museum which is interesting plus a few other museums to check out. The food is good, it's inexpensive, there are few tourists there, and it's easily reached by train from Venice. Hope that helps! Cheers.

[@M.C.K.111]

Treviso.. Bassano del Grappa...

[@aureliopadernal]

Hi Sal, we are one of your subscribers. We are going to Venice this coming September, Just want ask what’s the weather and temperature during that month? Thanks - Edmon and Kris

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

Hi Edmund and Kris. September weather is great because it's still quite warm without being scorching. The evenings are cool, too. THanks for your support!