Castrovillari, Calabria, Italy

[@mariobloise8423]

Thank you so much for this video, I Love My Little City!!!

[@VanlifewithAlan]

+Mario Bloise Thanks Mario - I also like it a lot. I hope to return soon!

[@andradebiscotti]

Thank you for sharing !

[@VanlifewithAlan]

I hope to do this. I really like the Pollino mountains. However last year in December it was a bit cold - in June it was really nice.

[@differentsskins6580]

good to know the place where my great grandfather Francisco Aversa lived

[@georgevincent6303]

It's very funny I tease my cousin Giuseppe for the rivalry be Civita and San Lorenzo Belizzi I tell him your really Albanian and my grandfather from San Lorenzo was a true Italian .San Lorenzo is at the gateway to Pollino park and also the famous Ragonello canyon

[@VanlifewithAlan]

I disagree with you! I think it is a very nice town. I would be happy to stay there longer. It is great. I am hoping to get some time walking in the Pollino mountains soon! You write English very well. Best wishes from Lublin, Poland!

[@georgevincent6303]

You should drive a bit east and through the town of Francavilla Marritimo take the road into the Pollino mountains and reach my granfathers village of San Lorenzo Bellizzi

[@JAFOpty]

Castrovillari people from Panama City, Panama CIAO!!!!

[@alejandraaversa7701]

Hey! my grandfather was from there too, and we live in Panama City too, coincidence?

[@VanlifewithAlan]

George, I suspect it may be a bit difficult to find your cousin Giuseppe!

[@VanlifewithAlan]

Thanks George - I will let you know when I get there again. I find it very interesting to know that the town was founded by escaped slaves. Spartacus attempted to escape to Sicily where there had already been slave revolts so it is logical that people would stay in isolated areas like this where they were relatively free from harrassment by the Romans authorities.

[@mar87996]

Como trocar idioma

[@VanlifewithAlan]

Stop signs are in English almost everywhere!

[@fabaianferrando6716]

AlGUIEN CONOCE A LA FAMILIA ROSETO O ROSITO EN CASTROVILLIARI ?

[@giuseppaincorvaia9506]

La Calabria ha tanti bei borghi

[@y888-w2m]

It's my home town 😅

[@VanlifewithAlan]

It is a lovely place. I have really good memories of being there!

[@y888-w2m]

I live and work in Manchester, but return almost every year for my summer holidays... I will be there again in a couple of weeks time 🤗

[@xiaomifoto7209]

BLEAH, IT'S A SHITTY TOWN 🤮🤢

[@georgevincent6303]

Not really go to the center of town there is the main restaurant ask where Giuseppe Vincenzi lives they know him well he was a town official tell him cugino George from Chicago sent you ciao

[@georgevincent6303]

If you do return be sure and stop into Civita my cousin Giuseppe Vincenzi will show you arouns Ciao

[@georgevincent6303]

The town is small the main restaurant in the town square go in there ask where Giuseppe Vincenzi lives they know him well he was a town official An interesting fact Civita was founded by Albanians while San Lorenzo Bellizzi was founded by the escaped slaves of sparticus

[@chiaraannalafalce7882]

Goditelo con calma questo secondo video di Castrovillari, per giunta in inglese.

[@VanlifewithAlan]

Era un posto incantevole da visitare. Spero di poter tornare un giorno!

[@LucianoRototom]

I live in Castrovillari, and it's not a very nice town as you say. Sorry for my bad English.

[@andradebiscotti]

Any Campilongos watching?

[@newjersey02]

all the cars look the same.