San Gimignano, Tuscany, Italy

[@gloriagloria716]

We visited there in October 2022. Had to go back for a second look during our Tuscany holiday. It truly is magical.

[@highinthe80sband]

Excellent video. Thank you for putting this together. We just enjoyed a visit there and your video was very informative.

[@mariolazubrowski6650]

Anther great video! Very informative, beautifully done, great commentary! Visited this gem last month

[@FloridaFlipFlops]

Like 84 👍 Greetings from Naples, Florida. An awesome and informative tour of this beautiful city. We enjoyed. Thanks for sharing, have a great week. 💯

[@susuzuk1]

Mahalo Dennis, for a great recap of our visit! 😊

[@denniscallan]

You are welcome -- we had a very nice day there.

[@itsmetaran]

What a fascinating place! Thanks for posting.

[@paolomirabella2386]

I ❤ Toscana

[@hayabusa27]

I saw this place once in a video game I thought I never existed...but wow thanks Dennis for showing this

[@thechameleon77]

Which game?

[@BobsSite-r1z]

What about Santa Serafina and her tiny little house?

[@messservice]

Let me say that you know your job and how to explain, bravo

[@denniscallan]

Thanks!

[@AshishMittar77]

Beauty....Only You (1994) movie shooting location.

[@paolomirabella2386]

I ❤ Jolanda ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sparklyn9642]

im here from ac2 😇

[@walkinginiran.]

👍

[@alessandrom7181]

Most tower were not torn down by themlselves or Italians. It was Americans' carpet bombing during WW2 that torn down many of them. Duh.

[@denniscallan]

Not true, according to various sources: " San Gimignano was bombarded during ten days by the Americans. The bell of the Torre Grossa was destroyed, a house on the central square and part of the cathedral collapsed." Not even one tower was destroyed by USA, only a bell, and parts of a few other buildings. But yes, it is terrible anything was targeted.