A Tour of NAPLES, ITALY: The Birthplace of Pizza

[@fuzylogik]

Its noisy, dirty, chaotic, overcrowded and energetic. Napoli is a city you'll either love or hate. i personally love it, its italy on steroids, everything turned up to 100%. A city of extremes. anybody who loves italy should visit at least once. some of the best pizzaria's / restaurants with great food at super prices, none of which you"ll find on trip advisor, all tucked away down the back streets. A city that rewards the more adventurous traveller. love it or hate it, its a city you won't forget in a hurry

[@applecake122]

+Fuzylogik But Naples has also real problems: youth unemployment, the killing of people by the Camorra, house collapses, contaminated groundwater. I don't think that you would call these problems authentic.

[@applecake122]

+panteranera Did you read about the current house collapse?

[@THE1NF1N1TY]

You're so true. Napoli is the real italy that a tourist would like to see. The clichés that in Italy in real doesn't exist or only in a different way, are in Naples real. It is a city with contrasts and that makes it beautiful. The energy is awsome.

[@stefan1924]

Sounds like I should get there as fast as possible!

[@paulwilson3434]

Fuzylogik got to hangout in the alleys to stay cool 😎

[@artfx9]

Italy is great. It may be a bit dirty, but the history and the food is amazing! Pro tip, don't go into fancy places with an army of waiters in uniforms, just go into any small shitty looking place and you will get delicious and affordable meals!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

The first evening I was there I had pizza at a little place down one of those alleys, it was delicious.

[@nicolaskottis5245]

Italy is the most beautiful country in Europe. Cheers from Grecia.

[@masterjunky863]

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[@robertov1781]

Greece is the most beautiful place in the world. Cheers from Italia.

[@MicheleBor]

Man, I'm sure they've told you by now, but you've basically missed all the touristic stops of the city. And Napoli has such an iconic seafront, how could you miss that? hahaha Hope you can come back to experience it all.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I was looking for the seafront, where I ended up by the ferry boats there, but I couldn't see in which direction it got nicer from there. Then I asked a guy about the best place to go, but he didn't speak any English, and he pointed back away from the water. I only had a day in Naples and just wanted to wander randomly, so it all worked out fine, enjoyed the wandering. Interesting city for sure.

[@antonioamendolaitaly]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos if you come next time contact me, you did lost everything nice in Naples 💙

[@msmarinediesel1843]

looks like a super interesting city to visit

[@claudiosaltara8847]

Gabriel, Naples is where that most honored poet,giacomo leopardi, found peace for his heart and mind. He was unhappy during his life, exquisite poems reflect his internal turmoil. A nobleman himself but not at ease in the aristocratic world; the air, the sounds, and the beauty of the gulf of Naples gave him the happiness he was seeking all his. There He wrote ' La Ginestra' a most beautiful poem. I myself was taken by this city on my way to America when an adolescent. We arrived at the run down pensione in the middle of the night. Early in the morning I was awakened by joyful noise. I opened the window and all of a sudden was invested by singing voices of the vegetable vendors of the marked below (the first scene you started the video with, the one with round towers and the arch in dark gray stone) it was love at first sight. That moment is etched in my mind and heart and it was 60 years ago. I and my family left Italy with that emotion and never left me. Naples with all her fault is a magical city that enchants everyone that visits her since ancient times.

[@hurguler]

Please slow down when you walk through the market and show us the veggies, fruits and fish. It'd be interesting to know their prices as well. Thanks for another interesting video.

[@raffaeleirlanda6966]

You can see prices of vegetables in Gabriel other video walking for Naples. Just stp the playing and you can have a decent spot on prices.

[@paulwilson3434]

Hur Guler me too

[@jamescasey2347]

This was excellent!!! Thanks for that. Definitely putting it in my list for the spring.

[@rlund651]

Not what I expected of Naples. I would not call this a pretty city but I love the layered history of the buildings. Surprised to see it is gritty and urban. Lots of different textures to look at. I hope to go some day to see it myself.

[@desiangrezifoodie]

Looks like Naples is a city of two halves, just like most major cities really. The churches are breathtaking as is the architecture and the markets look interesting with many characters wandering about and decent fresh produce to buy. Last weekend I was in the Midlands so decided to stay over in Birmingham as I'd never been before. Birmingham was the same, loads of run down buildings, trash and general signs of hardship. But then right next to these areas where stunning new buildings, massive malls, beautiful old architecture and many museums and galleries. And there was something special about that kind of mash-up, it was edgy, cool and vibrant.

[@fedefede89]

R u making a comparison between Naples and Birmingham? :s come on... Naples is Naples

[@fedefede89]

@f p come on man... Naples has such a huge history... It can t be compared with Birmingham... U can compare it with Paris, Barcelona, Milan, Lisbon etc...

[@nicolaskottis5245]

I have been to Italy many times but never to Napoli. I think Napoli looks very much like Barcelona where I was 3 months ago.

[@jmbaugh81]

Nice video as usual. Man, i cannot wait to visit Naples

[@josechimal1358]

That juice place always plays music in Spanish, I visited Napoli in 2016 and Everytime i walked by they had Spanish​ music playing.

[@raffaeleirlanda6966]

Naples is 2500 years old not 4000 as you affirmed in the beginning if the video. Parigina a.k.a. "parisienne" is one of dozens pizza types we made in Naples. It is not served at table, but rather sold as street food, and cooked in oven in big rectangular baking tins and also cut in rectangular pieces that make a single portion. It was made of two layers of dough with tomato sauce, a layer of mozzarella cheese and a layer of cooked ham. Its surface is usually crispy and that makes it different from soft neapolitan pizza. 6:40 You were in Old Market Square, a place that hosted the ancient market of Naples since 1270, and where public executions took place. There the people gained and started the Masaniello riot in 1630 ca. The modern building you saw is called "the monster" as it was a product of speculation of '50s. Official name is palazzo Ottieri, and its disgusting mole closed the square view to the sea... Lasting from 1958, during its 60 years if history (next year it will mark 60) it was added by any sort if junk such as balconies completely transformed in rooms, and it was painted in various colors depending of the landlords of various parts it belongs to. It is a very "hit punch in the eye" and I hope sooner or later municipality will acquire it, and demolish it. It is very strange you passed the square but I saw no images of the Chiesa of Carmine that was right at your back, and that contains beautiful paintings and statues and historical tombs. Also you passed under the St. Eligio Maggiore clock stopped at hour it was bombed in 1944, and ignored completely the church that it belongs that it is one of the last pure gothic style churches in Naples. The "industrial" zone that prevented you from seeing the sea were the historical warehouses of the port. Some were restored and still in use nowadays. Sure you are curious but very distracted blogger.

[@raffaeleirlanda6966]

EDIT I checked about the XVI century clock of Sant'Eligio Maggiore and it was not stopped the day the Church was bombed, but the hour a ship full of ammunitions exploded in march 28, 1943 with great loss of life and a shrapnel hit directly the clock, stopping its mechanism. It should had been restored in 1997, but ut seems they stopped it again.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

According to Wikipedia it was inhabited by the Greeks in the 2nd millennium BC, as I said: "Naples is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Bronze Age Greek settlements were established in the Naples area in the second millennium BC.[5]" I guess it depends on when exactly you consider it to be "Naples", but anyway people have lived in the area for a heck of a long time. Very interesting fact about the clock!

[@raffaeleirlanda6966]

Not to open a quarrel with you, but Wikipedia is not the best reference ever. it is hand made encyclopedia made by common people and its process of continuous editing is necessary right to avoid errors like these, as long as in 2000 bC Greeks and precisely Ionians and Aeolians began the colonization of Greece itself, so 400 years ago they could not found Naples in any way. Naples was founded by inhabitants of the nearby city of Cumae, in VIII sec bC. reltively close to classic Greek and Roman age. Cumae itself was founded around 740 bC. Just to give you some references wars with persians in Greece dated around 500bC. Alexander the great was alive about in 333 or so bC. If you want to consider the first human settlements then the site in which Naples is nowadays it was known since prehistoric age, ad precisely there were find of crockery that testimony site was inhabitated since neolithic age, so then far before bronze age dated 4000 years ago... But please, sure you could not count any fringed huts and cabs made of stones and straw (that could be just temporary refuges of neolithic sheperds) as an organized city with a precise design of streets and insulae blocks as it was the first Naples. Naples was built upon a project of colonization and expansion realized by settlers of Cumae.

[@andi2234]

I swear Gabe, there needs to be a LOL emoji next to the thumbs up/down! Some of this comments were so funny. I did appreciate Raffaele Irlanda's comment. VERY interesting information that was shared, with the exception of the criticism of you being uninformed. You stated it was a stop over. You are already informed and show great historical interest in your videos. More so than anyone else I have ever watched. How much can you possibility learn about a city with only a quick stop? ESPECIALLY one like Naples? You'd need significant time to learn about every thing in order to film "it all" with the pertinent facts. I agree with many of your followers who made comments. Thank you for that birds eye view of such an intriguing, great and complex city. Enjoy home dude. Having traveled a little, it was always so good to come back to that uniquely wonderful country I too call home!!

[@Matthew-ek7eb]

Thanks for the free vacations Gab, I love you

[@amac1010]

Naples is a bit gritty and real life making it interesting and intriguing. Would have liked more videos of Naples (much more interesting than Rome in my opinion).Good stuff Gab.

[@Neelutpal2011]

hi Gabriel Nice and best of luck for your next trips.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks Neel!

[@ianornum58]

i liked the way you described your travel and adventure in naples. i enjoyed watching. thank you gabriel!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Great, thanks.

[@ZackBackpackingAroundTheWorld]

Can’t wait till we can travel to Italy and the rest of the world again freely. Hopefully next year more countries will start opening up. I’ve only been to Milan, Italy. I really want to get back to Italy. Is there a town in Italy that gives off that classic Italian vibe?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I thought Perugia was pretty nice and less touristy than some of the other major cities: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHTXe4qkfZhgbqc

[@DaFergus]

at 7:35 I think she said "Italia brutto" to simplify the correct "Italia brutta" that means ugly Italy. Italians are stressed by bad administration and are angry with the administrators and politics. Mine is just a very short explanation for her saying so.

[@moonknightish]

Cocaine is also a good explanation

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

That's a huge market!

[@learnwithtanmay]

it's not a huge market

[@chrisbrown8748]

I'm glad to know we have a few more videos of your trip through Europe but I'm actually really excited to A) See you do a recap while back in California B) see the new camera because the one you got is on my list of things I need to buy before going to Nepal C) your next trip which is a secret sounds awesome and I'm excited to see you explore.

[@angelabender8132]

The royal palace of Caserta ? Wonderful

[@susomedin5770]

Regeton at 3:03

[@GMarieBehindTheMask]

I know right wth

[@markarrington2]

9:01 "... so basically what I've learned is Naples doesn't have much of a waterfront..." Hmm...

[@CitizenMikeyYouTube]

How did you find Naples ? I've heard a few negative comments about it like it's rough and dangerous , I think it looks ok. Back from Rome Florence and Pisa , Cagliari Sardinia in a few months .

[@adamwaldon5563]

Cool motor bike shot. Great video. Glad you textualy included info

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks.

[@MarkBH70]

Thank you. Italy--nothing like it, it seems.

[@shellamariearmas2171]

wow.. nice video, they also have wet market on the streets..

[@paulwilson3434]

Music was a good addition Gab makes it all more meaningful. Yes Many plazas in Europe so people can be outside and more Happy happy happy. Gab will make us happy 😃

[@ovaiskanth1581]

blessings to you

[@Daniel-pr4uk]

wow, that's totally trippy

[@grahampaul4648]

I've discovered you a few days ago I love the episodes

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Great, thanks for watching.

[@karen30ful]

lol only in Italy one would hear reggaeton , I was surprised as well when I heard as I was dining in Naples a couple of years ago. Eyes, front and back when you cross the street because they will not stop for you. Great video !

[@arielsea9087]

What a shame. No me gusta esa musica. 😖

[@robertov1781]

It's an incredible city to visit. There are just so many things to see and to do. Without talk about Pompei, Vesuvio, capri, Amalfi, positano e chitemmuort.

[@applecake122]

When hearing the word "Camorra" one of the signori in the exclusive yacht club "Circolo Italia" remarked irritatedly, "It's a problem of the periphery which is overrunning Naples."

[@amandandaurio1785]

You definitely need to go back.

[@dannyrodriguez2065]

Love your videos , I really enjoy hear the real background sounds. I try really hard to overlook the garbage and graffiti but OMG it's too much Italy really needs to do something about it. I bet if they did more people would go and enjoy it even more. Never the less I love Italy.

[@adelinaade876]

Great video and original of my napoli thanks

[@CoorgExplorer]

nice city

[@RealSpaceHobo]

Thought that was a pricey meal, considering......Naples has a lot of garbage issues - situated next to a live volcano could be part of the issue - living on the edge...:-)

[@gato7908]

Was Naples mainly on your itinerary because of the ferry ride from Corfu, and did the ferry make any other stops in Italy?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

The ferry went direct from Corfu to Bari, on the eastern side of Italy, then I took a bus across Italy to Naples. I visited Naples because it wasn't too far out of the way going to Rome and I wanted to see something else of Italy.

[@gato7908]

ok that makes sense, but bari looks like a nice place to hang out for a few days too :)

[@mjksl]

I was wondering if someone can give me an honest review on Naples. I am thinking of going there in a month or so and I decided that it will be my first and probably main stop in Italy cause I want to try something new. I have been to Rome and I loved it incredibly, but Naples I know nothing about and really want to just go there and give it a go. Tell me all the little secrets and little spots and all the glorious things that one SHOULD see in Naples. Thank you in advance. :)

[@amandandaurio1785]

Wish I saw this earlier. I hope you loved Naples. I went in May and it changed my life.

[@nelsondecastro4829]

Try to visit also cinque terre, and la Spezia, and Porto venere it really splendid they had a fantastic panoramic view of Bay side.

[@raffaeleirlanda6966]

Hotels in Italy are divided in first, second and third category, the lower is the third. Any of them could be awarded with stars. Lower categories than third are Pensions and Room Renters. Bed and Breakfast and youth hostels are a category apart. I believed you were in a youth hostel but it was not an hostel. Your place was not more than a room renter as it featured common bathroom in the hall, and in the zone it was located it was sure used as love hotel or worst. Sure you are used to sleep in very strange and poor places to be satisfied with your room, but for 35 dollars at night it was a robbery. You had to spend nothing more than 25 dollars in that place. For 35 dollars at night you had found more clean and better served Bed & Breakfast places here in Naples.

[@TripGlobally]

Apart from buildings, it looks like in India

[@upendasana7857]

No not feta,probably mozzarella.

[@emilios6119]

The clock at 8 minute signs the time of the earthquake in the 1980.

[@GeorgiKaua]

I read that the first time people heard about the word pizza was from the city of Gaeta, Italy in 997 AD

[@youbuddha1]

Hey Gabriel, love your videos,what camera do you use? And do you have a favourite place from your travels? We are off to travel around Greece for a year. Keep up the good work :)

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Hi, this was filmed with an Iconntechs camera, but I use different cameras. Whichever camera I used is always listed in the description below each video. I don't really have a specific favorite place, I like having the variety of different places from beaches to jungle to mountains to deserts, etc. So it kind of depends on what I'm in the mood for. But some of my favorite countries are India, Nepal, Thailand, Greece, Morocco, Switzerland, Slovenia, Croatia, Mexico, Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, etc.

[@youbuddha1]

Nice one Gabriel,be safe and enjoy !

[@DesiVagabond]

First , love your videos Gabriel . Greetings from India

[@vhinsagcal207]

A blessed good day sir Gabriel Wowww thank u so much for your excellent walk around tour in Naples of Italy nice cool.places streets and local people.and stunninh heritage buildings keep.safe Godbless u from.your solid fan viewer from the Philippines sir vhin 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🙏🙏🙏👏👏🙂👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏🙂🙂❤️

[@87medi]

because you have not visited the waterfront the historic center of Naples from the upper subterranean naples

[@torvaldelletveito9181]

Does pizza come with pineapple in Naples?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Not sure about that, not on mine. I'm going to take a wild guess that pineapple isn't traditionally Italian.

[@dragoneroscuro]

No assolutamente

[@josechimal1358]

Torvald Elletveito no, in fact there is only two kinds of pizza and neither one has pineapple. Nothing like the pizza you can get on the states.

[@eddenoy321]

Japanese love that, pineapple pizza is available at most pizza joints.

[@torvaldelletveito9181]

the reason I asked is because of Gordon Ramseys twitter-rants on pineapple as a pizza topping. Would be kind of funny if it was part of the original pizza :)

[@claudiaveneruso3174]

perdona se non conosco l'inglese, ma la Napoli che mostri fa cacare. Ok, che hai preso un albergo nella zona degradata della stazione centrale, ma non hai mostrato nulla di monumentale ( duomo a parte).... neanche il mare hai messo... per non parlare di Piazza plebiscito. mi dispiace ma fa schifo

[@orthodox1173]

Have you gone to Tuscany?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Not yet, would love to someday.

[@t0ckbeast988]

did you visit the vesuvio vulcano???

[@alexrossi5702]

No, he did not move from the area of his hotel. Naples is a great metropolis

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I only had one day in Naples so I just explored the city.

[@jaywilliams9294]

why do i subscribe to travel channels they just make me jealous that I'm not travelling

[@vernwallen4246]

When thaa moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie,that's amorae.Hello Dino.

[@SigmaWanderlust]

SHAME! This video does NOT do justice to Naples. You missed all the tourist attractions. Your hotel was in one of the shittiest parts of town where all the illegal immigrants live. Such a shame. Sure, Naples has many problems, but it is an amazing city full of art, culture and things to see and do. You would need at least 4-5 full days to get a decent idea of the city (more days if you wish to visit world-renowned places such as Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast, Sorrento, Capri, Ischia, Mount Vesuvius, Caserta Royal Palace which are near Naples). If you want to come to Naples, please do a quick research on what to see and where to eat and stay. As a general rule in Italy, avoid areas near central train stations. Sorry Gabriel, I enjoy your videos a lot, but this one is a big disappointment.

[@A-G-23]

Looks eerily similar to many parts of India. I so totally did not expect this.

[@alexrossi5702]

He went where the tourists usually did not go. These are places where clandestines often go

[@raffaeleirlanda6966]

Asavari Gill Yes Naples has many aspects, and it is full of life and people is warm and welcome the foreigners. Ancient markets in the alleys as fish market of Porta Nolana visited by Gabriel are full of stalls like in middle east or India or even chinese markets.

[@raffaeleirlanda6966]

panteranera Eppure ho cercato di essere quanto più pedante, impersonale e descrittivo possible... Psst: impersonificata si scrive con la emme, una parola, non "in personificata"…

[@alexrossi5702]

Raffaele Irlanda sto tizio non si è spostato dalla zona della ferrovia centrale di Napoli. Un video di merda

[@raffaeleirlanda6966]

Alex Rossi Veramente è arrivato fino a via Toledo, e nell'altro video sbucava da dentro i vicoli della Sanità per uscire su piazza Cavour. Di sicuro è confusionario e disinformato sui luoghi che visita, e si sofferma su aspetti di vita e non sui monumenti che pure ha sotto il naso. Nell'altro video ignorava la Galleria Vittorio Emanuele che è uno supendo esempio di stile liberty e non sapeva che il Museo Archeologico fosse un museo, lo chiavava "important building". Un'occhiata ad una mappa, magari a GoogleMaps sul cellulare gli avrebbe tolto ogni dubbio.

[@antap]

Caio brutto-Gab!! Classic!

[@philliplott9572]

yeah! was it putdown? "itali brutto"

[@antap]

@@philliplott9572 no no, from my limited Italian I believe it kind of means "rough and sexy"! (Versus Bello/Bella which is beatuful man/woman)

[@philliplott9572]

@@antap Ohhh ok 👌 that makes sense! Hey THANKS!

[@shanedimaio]

No. Brutto means ugly...not rough & sexy

[@collincorrigan8770]

How many countries have you visired

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

45

[@lpoolfc4879]

Naples looks like one of the last true chaotic big cities in Europe. Definitely on my list. Did you feel unsafe at any time here? I don't know if you're a tv series kind of guy Gabe but I recommend getting on amazon prime and checking out Gomorra. Set in Naples. The best tv series I've ever seen. Based on true story.

[@dragoneroscuro]

No, the Gomorra television series is not based on a true story. Everyone thinks it's a real story, but it's not like that

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Haven't heard of that show, I don't get the chance to watch TV series hardly, except when I'm at my mom's and whatever she has there. Sounds interesting though. I liked the HBO series Rome, which I watched about a decade ago, it was really good.

[@lpoolfc4879]

which part is not true?

[@dragoneroscuro]

All. The Gomorra TV series is fictionalized

[@lpoolfc4879]

in what way? you mean they are not this organised / powerful but are nothing more than street gangs / toughs? I no most of it is fictionalised but it is based on true events is it not? are you from naples?

[@terrybuchanan1]

wadda co-inkee-dink! was just telling last nite a friend about this city when we talking pizza, as the first pizza in the world.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool.

[@lauralai6054]

look at the sign 8:13

[@HELLOPATTAYA]

i m not far, i m in switzerland.

[@azaz...]

i always expect "hey guys hows it going"

[@JeSuisHulk]

Italy in general was very dirty when i went last summer... still had a great experience tho. loved Rome which was the dirtiest of all the cities i went.

[@BonfieTheRabbit]

Je Suis Hulk Many tourists come and lit the places, we can't do much about it. It's the same for all the cities around the world, in the end.

[@RovexHD]

T'es lourd toi

[@pocho1171]

No feta that was the Real mozzarella

[@stefanawalizkach4445]

do you know the story about St Gennaro? About some popular miracle there? :) I noticed you've been in Gennaro Church so maybe someone told you. Have a nice day!

[@rajkinghang928]

Thanks u 4 video 👍👍🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@lioctober]

funny how much latin music you hear in the video and when I went to Europe too.

[@gaboltl]

lioctober Europe and especially the South is packed with Latin immigrants

[@BrianDonatelli]

Awesome! Are you now back in Cali? Excited to see your next trip

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yep, back in Cali. Getting ready for the next adventure at the end of this week. Three more videos from Europe coming.

[@retiredminimalist1937]

Very nice video. Naples seems to be the least popular Italian city to visit and you do not see a great deal of coverage of it. I find it to be fascinating -- a city truly engaged in itself, tourists be damned.

[@retiredminimalist1937]

Haven't been there so I can't judge it. All I know is that from my studies of Italy it is the city I most want to visit. Hopefully I will get there soon.

[@johncapoccia1930]

Mate you've no idea. It's like going through the Bronx or Harlem. There are great places to go and you missed them. WTF!

[@EverestNZ]

buffalo mozzarella....Gabes..

[@usmanakhtar6612]

I was there yesterday.

[@raffaeleirlanda6966]

Nice! Where are you from?

[@usmanakhtar6612]

Raffaele Irlanda I'm from Pakistan. On my tour to Italy. Now I'm in Bologna Italy.

[@raffaeleirlanda6966]

Welcome here in Italy.

[@usmanakhtar6612]

Raffaele Irlanda Thank you so much. I found Italian people are very generous and kind hearted. Love this country and it's people

[@oddsandwindsocks5905]

Real shame about the litter and loads of graffetti .

[@samantha1054]

Thanks Gabriel for the utube address

[@keiths3972]

Apparently the Italians love their Jorts.

[@anielloanapoli3910]

I totally disagree this video! You havent go to posillipo, marechiaro, lungomare, piazza del plebiscito, galleria umberto and etc. You have just '' visit'' the worst part of the city! You aren t correct

[@robertov1781]

Per te sono le peggiori. Invece io lo apprezzo perché è andato nel cuore di Napoli. I viaggiatori veri fanno questo giro, i turisti quello che hai detto tu. Quindi hai sbagliato canale. Dei posti che hai citato tu youtube è pieno.

[@paulwilson3434]

Sorrento. I stayed first two nights there buddy. With my beautiful wife. Gab’s camera eye 👁 always drifts to a local beautiful woman 👩. It’s Only normal folks. I predict Gab will get married one day. He will find a beautiful rich widow with 5 grown children 3 dogs and no cats . The Adventures of the intrepid Gag - to be continued

[@oddsandwindsocks5905]

Looking like the bronx ,should stop selling paint cans to kids

[@jimmyp371]

LOL

[@hanialturk5981]

Where is Maradona

[@conanlebarbare6961]

You have n t seen Maradona lol

[@RovexHD]

24 euros for pasta and salad haha in paris maybe but naples that’s a bit much

[@dj8442able]

Sometimes you capture very bad pictures maybe you are moving your camera very fast

[@James-mw7zv]

So all the money went to Vatican city and upper Italy and left Southern Italy a slum

[@iman9680]

A lot of pick pocket , be careful !

[@ligiu9724]

Not true at all

[@leahfriedman3381]

🇮🇹🇮🇹🍕

[@sohangrizmann5083]

Plzzz come DHARAN, Nepal. .

[@Andy95pirate]

why that girl sayed "Italia brutto" (Ugly Italy) ????

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Oh that's what she said, haha. Yeah I wonder why she said that, especially if she's Italian.

[@Andy95pirate]

Freedom8530 no, she say Italia brutto, wich is grammaticaly incorrect but maybe she sayied like that in order to make it more easy to understand for a non-italian

[@Andy95pirate]

Freedom8530 l'Italia è brutta, or è brutta l'Italia. (in Italian) L'Italia è na sfaccimma (in Neapolitan)

[@Andy95pirate]

you re welcome homie

[@LespaulNa]

He was walking around the Naples center train station :-) It's ridiculous, you mortified my city. It will the same thing if I'll go tomorrow to NY and I'll just walk up only in the Bronx .... and then I'll tell people on the web that this is NY City. :-) Stupid, you're spending money on the worst way ... stay at home and save your money and our culture.

[@alexrossi5702]

+LespaulNa I agree with you. You're sure that he and his camera did not come alive in the Bronx. Is true

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I walked many kilometers in the course of making this video and covered lots of different areas of the city. I'm sure as a local you would know the best places to go, but it's simply not true that I only walked around the train station.

[@LespaulNa]

Sorry but i know my city better than you .... do you agree with me? If you wanna i'll show you on a map the area where you were walkin '. Your low cost hotel was in the area of central station, ... and you did not use any bus during the video. So why does a man go to town to show usual things as in any other city in the world? Are you able to explain to me this fact? Sorry but I think that's really stupid if you're spending your money in this way. You visit Naples but you did not see anything about the city. For example the great building if you showed in your first video about Naples is an important Italian National Museum where you could have seen in it Greek, Egyptian, Romans archeological finds, statues, and much more and many more building and monuments built during spanish and french domination that we have in Naples. Sorry but if you want to travel in a city and show it to other people how rich and beautiful and simply and normal is that place, i think that you have to study more history, urbanistic, art, and much more about that place before you visit. Sorry but this video offends Italy and Naples and with ignorance our culture ... your, and our intelligence. If you'll come back to Naples, contact a neapolitan who will show all that you have lost in this visit, and he shows to you how fun is the city and people that live in it. Ciao.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I had just one day in Naples and made the most of it by walking around exploring, seeing whatever I might see. This is often how I make videos of different places. I don't only show people the most famous tourist sights. I show some notable monuments and famous spots but also just walk around randomly in neighborhoods that seem interesting and show what normal life is like. As I said, I walked for hours in the course of making this video and showed lots of different sights and neighborhoods. Perhaps you should make a video tour of the city yourself and show the best parts as a local? No point in getting upset about my video because I didn't show the things that you think should be included. Take matters into your own hands and show people what your city is really like from your point of view. Anyone with a camera can make a video and post it to youtube. Probably it would be a fun experience.

[@jimmyp371]

LesPaulNa will you make a video from your angle? I would love that allot, I am interested in visiting Naples one day, fascinated by the beautiful city, but it is so hard to find videos walking the streets of the normal city

[@ericforte2623]

The only thing naples is good for is connecting to amalfi.

[@raffaeleirlanda6966]

As long as you are uncapable to understand the wonders that Naples contains then your head sure is good only to connect your nose to your neck.

[@ligiu9724]

What an ignorant asshole... Donkey!

[@WilmaJonson]

Come on, you may be a globe trotter but not really a "traveller". This is just about a living organism moving thru a given environment. I hope that people does not assume that travelling is just walking and presuming. Of course Naples is nearly impossible to digest even in many lifetimes and after thousand of years, yes, now it is in absolute decay. So I just saw a living organism moving randomly thru a decaying environment. Of course nothing against random walks but it is not appropriate to share globally such personal and visual pieces of information (I mean you walking) while eating pizza which are not pizza, hotels which are brothels and then... you lost me on Convitto Nazionale Vittorio Emanuele. You said Vittorio EmanVele... That's a barely simple latin U, the same of your english W, double U (originally written as V) ... And then, just to make clear that I am Italian, you don't care about bidet... The highest pinnacle of italian cultures, and I m not joking :) If you don't know, care (no matter how many times you shower) or do not feel the urge for a bidet, destiny will never offer you the chance to eat a real pizza or enjoying one as an Italian would! I don't want to be rude, so back on track now: travel randomly as you wish but pls do not spread general ignorance and random information/perceptions. My advise is, do your unedited videos but please do not speak it over improvising touristic guidance. Just say, it's hot, what a smell, what a chick or whatever passes the mind of a living organism moving thru that environment. For real info we have tons of books to go to. With friendship, this is a real advice!

[@abdellembary8387]

I'm sorry but that one shitty city. Definitely not considering going there. Lucky u didn't get robbed like that woman who yelled something at u.

[@VitalityMassage]

All those fruits and vegetables and you ate pizza, one of the least healthiest foods on earth.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yeah but I was in the birthplace of pizza. :)

[@fedefede89]

Water, salt, flour, tomato, mozzarella, basil and oil.... Isn'it healthy?

[@xeneize1]

Really? you would go to Napoli and not eat their pizza?????????? something really wrong with you. Its the birth place of the margherita, and their style is amazing!!! with the best ingredients

[@xeneize1]

actually, i just saw the video, that pizza didn't look too good,,, nontheless, pizza is a must!

[@SuperJuvexxx]

Vitality Massage maybe American and northern european junk version of pizza Is unhealthy, Like most of the food they produce. Real pizza Is a natural and healthy food. But if You are used to domino's pizza or pizza hut It Is Just your fault.

[@ufuk.adamı]

NOT NOT NOT naples. It is NAPOLİ