Assisi, Hill Town in Umbria, Italy

[@laserbeam002]

I think this is the first time I have seen your wife. A very lovely lady. Wonderful post. Thank you.

[@i_wonder1967]

Hope I can travel in Assisi in the future:)

[@giovannaritamanaloto5808]

Wonderful presentation of Assisi and St. Francis. Thank you very much!

[@josephcirillo5292]

Loved this oh so much!!!.....TY for sharing your trip, thoughts and love for not only Assisi but for St. Assisi!!! ...Very entertaining and educational.....looking forward to visiting there in Sept 2024.

[@ranavittoria2031]

Your France and Italy videos make my day ...

[@ravenwildspirit]

I love how you share the history...can imagine living in these places in different times. As a lover of St. Francis the San Stefino seems much more in keeping with St. Francis's values and teachings than the Basilica, as stunning as it is. Nice addition of the local cat lady. Wonderful seeing Assisi, thank you.

[@petercarroll2323]

I thoroughly enjoyed the video and the commentary … thank you !

[@nordsudestouestgeohaoheinq2012]

So beautiful city and architecture. Indeed, I enjoyed the buildings made of stone(material I appreciate). It is so sober and beautiful. Good idea to make such a video in Italy, because it is a country whenever you put your eyes, there is remains of ancient civilization 🌷🌷🌷❤❤❤🤗

[@ghimie88]

What a delightful video! I just returned from Assisi! Love it and love your video/ thank you so much!

[@genovevabaculi5268]

A beautiful and amazing video. Thank you so much! I was there 3 weeks ago. I'm so thankful and felt so blessed to walk on the "pilgrims way" and stepped in the Basilica.

[@itsmetaran]

Dennis... you are the best. Its a treat to watch your videos. Thanks for another wonderful tour - thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@desfarrell909]

My favourite guide, wonderful.

[@davidcastiglione3745]

great review it gives us a good start to our visit to Assisi thanks

[@denniscallan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@maggielec3641]

Enjoyed it. Thanks

[@grycatrine8223]

your videos are really good, thank you so much

[@jollyradtv9941]

Thank you Dennis for this amazing history sharing. So detailed.

[@emmasmit3943]

Hii we are at the moment in umbria and we love youre videos we followd your tour today trough assisi and it was a wonderfull routewe also had lunch at the lanterna was perfect really good your route was easy to follow and we loved every second of it thank you so much

[@denniscallan]

Hi Emma, I'm delighted the video was helpful. If you are still heading for more nearby towns have a look at my other related videos: Umbria: kzbin.info/aero/PLke86NFI6R8xkVfY3rSNjpFOqFEJbHkAN Tuscany: kzbin.info/aero/PLke86NFI6R8wtvEzA4apxi74GFxVekxFD Dennis

[@Tridhos]

Nice to see you back again and thanks for uploading that, another Italian gem to visit.

[@mtan0001]

Thank you for this amazing video. I enjoyed your commentary and felt as if I had just walked the streets of Assisi.

[@Оголубяхинетолько]

A very beautiful historical place, where there are many monuments of the past era!

[@LISABUENATV]

Amazing architectures.BlytheTv

[@alexandrapoole997]

Thank you so much!

[@denniscallan]

You're welcome!

[@forestgreen916]

11:48 how unusual - the glass panels in the floor : )

[@septemberm4909]

Hi Mr.Scallan, I'm a fan of yours and I'm watching your videos sinced 2004.. Very helpful and interesting! I've learned from your videos, so please continues doing this.. Thanks and regards from the Netherlands!

[@denniscallan]

That is great to know you have been watching for so many years, thanks! I plan to keep making new vids for at least another decade to keep you busy.

[@annetambou4679]

Thank you for this wonderful video, a must see!

[@falbamonte]

Video ben fatto! Bravo, well done.

[@deborahzielinski9143]

You did a great job showing Assisi. I was there in 1999. Very peaceful place.

[@Amaryllis-r5z]

Pleasant video, as usual; old stones, beatiful buildings and super interesting comments. From Poland with love to local gattara :). I would like to know her mail to thank her for taking care of local kittys.

[@fouziaasghar736]

Superb city well preserved

[@belindaquinn4189]

So wonderful thank you 🙏

[@AP-kb3tn]

Great video! You explain the history so well and with great detail! Thank you for sharing!

[@barnesCh430]

Love the stone-so pretty!

[@hdibart]

Thanks;inspiring !

[@forestgreen916]

14:04 SO CUTE !

[@denniscallan]

my wife loved that!

[@susilili4053]

SUPER💚🍀👍

[@cambodiacitytour2503]

Hi my all friend i come frome Cambodia nice to see you all

[@brunosoccard4389]

Je suis allé seul à Assise en train en passant par Sasselo et Padoue comme à San Giovanni Rotondo, Medjugorje et Ars.

[@lisalanza8365]

I will be there the 2nd week of May. Thank you. What weather should I expect in May?

[@margsangster8994]

Love all your work as always Dennis! I wonder if I could pick your brain for some expert advice please? What would be your recommendation re the cheapest easiest and most reliable method of getting mobile phone coverage all around Europe please? Normally I don’t need to activate my phone while travelling as I rely easily on my iPad and free wifi, but I imagine when we can travel next year we will need to check in to cafes and venues and show proof of vaccination. Do those European SIM cards work? Also, this may sound like an odd question, but how do folk who live in places that get snow avoid slipping on black ice and snow? Is there a special walking technique or what, as I’m scared of slipping over and breaking something, which would really cruel a holiday, especially as I travel solo! I’d really appreciate your expert advice please? Stay safe. Happy travels, Cheers, Marg

[@denniscallan]

Hi Marg, thanks for the comment. SIM cards are easily available from mobile phone shops everywhere. The clerk there can explain the different price plans, less expensive than USA. You can get a 30-day card with whatever level of data you want to pay for. I've never walked in winter snow or ice there so cannot answer about black ice. Just be careful. Nothing worse than falling on a holiday and not being able to walk.

[@lisalanza8365]

Wonder if I can find the cat lady that you spoke to?

[@dylanmurphy9389]

I visited Italy when I was younger. I preferred Assisi over Florence & Rome

[@bethzialcita4712]

I spot Carlo Acutis’ house at 17:41

[@tanetalz]

Hi Beth. I'd like to check in. I know that Bl. Carol remains in Assisi. But where did you get the information that he lived in Assisi? He certainly loves St.Francis and by extension Assisi but I've not read that he lived there.

[@lisalanza8365]

where is the free music?

[@petersiegfriedkrug]

Really great video. I have seen many other videos. Many videos where there is more self-promotion than a guided tour of Assisi. Greetings from Hallein. If you are interested, you can also watch my videos