Italy's Abruzzo: The Greenest Region In Europe | Dream Of Italy | TRACKS

The Abruzzo area, just two hours from Rome yet a world away, is rich with mountains, national parks, and stunning beaches. Kathy McCabe, the host, leads viewers from the seaside to the countryside. Before listening to traditional music with a new twist, she catches her meal in nets. Kathy visits a farm for some donkey therapy and witnesses how the famed confetti candies are created in Sulmona.
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[@jameswatson6]

Lovely abruzzo. The place I met my beautiful wife and had lovely children who are grown and happy now. Many years. Many bottles of wine 🍷 and memories. Oh. I'm dreaming sitting here in Boulder Colorado wishing this dream 😍

[@roscoe9378]

I must say that this lady hosting these ‘shows’ is really Great! 😊

[@abruzzese_vero]

Proud to be abruzzese :)

[@infectedbrainrecords]

we are a lot...

[@salcigna9177]

I was born in abruzzo.go back to my region every year.very proud,gentle and great people.❤❤❤❤

[@juliuskamau1418]

What amazing documentaries these are !!I can't get enough of this...

[@billbergendahl2911]

My maternal grandparents came from Nevelli, L'Aquila, Abruzzo.

[@larryg7109]

It is the land of my grandparents. Thanks!!

[@ramthianthomson601]

Lovely!. Thanks

[@susannefeige9861]

Sooo beautyful,so much nature. I dream from Italy at the day and in the night. I love Italy sooo much.❤🇮🇹 In june 23 i travel with my son to Pescara in the Abruzzen..

[@tellnewstv]

WooooW very nice one ...Greetings to all the respected viewers ...Sending our love, compassion, and strength to all the people of peace

[@worldcitizeng6507]

How far is it from Puglia? I want to take a train between the cities, is it possible?

[@grazianoportosa1623]

My compliments, very, very beatiful documentary ❤❤❤

[@MrSifaperdire]

The arrosticini are delicious

[@manjulagunasekara7856]

07:59 "strokke the donkey"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ExploringGreatBritain]

Hello nice video i love Abruzzo region nice food, wine thank u for sharing

[@weworks7811]

“Stroke the donkey” 😆

[@mrJohnDesiderio]

Sulmona is the best

[@awesome_john_dipiero]

Both my parents were born in Abruzzo … planning a trip with my daughter Isabella soon

[@samypushpam9368]

🙏❤nature

[@deperugini]

can you list the towns that you covered here

[@alexbaum2204]

I much, MUCH prefer these types of travel videos than those of current vloggers. Those people are insufferable in a way that is hard to define. But through the subtleties, one thing seems somehow obvious - they care very little or not at all for the places they promote. Not the people, not the culture, not the nature. They care only about themselves, their “clout”, their views and likes numbers, and the money they hope to make from ostensibly ruining great and lesser known places. Quite the opposite can be said when it comes to programs like this. They may be a bit cheesy at times. It might not be at all how I would choose to travel. But there is heart and generosity and a high degree of genuine care where there is non in the alternative. I’m 42. I grew up a metal head, rap fan, skateboarding punk in the 90’s. I then left the US to travel Asia and wound up living in Indonesia for close to 13 years. Southeast Asia for about 15 in total. Guided long distance bike tours, jungle tours, and went as remote and wild as I could get. Italy and especially the stuff seen in this video is the exact opposite end of the spectrum from what I’m used to. But I’ve seen how social media influencers are ruining the part of the world I so deeply love and call home. I cannot stand it. And when I’m interested to see something out of my wheelhouse - somewhere I now would love to travel for some change - I am happy to get insight and motivation from something like this. It’s almost my way of boycotting what’s out there now. But it’s also, if I’m being honest, really well done!

[@chihiro5156]

💪🏽😬

[@wildabruzzo5519]

🖐🖐🖐

[@bud99]

Where's the l'Aquila Province?

[@bidbadgray]

The st Patrick of itlay

[@orangewarm1]

Or Oxfordshire

[@user-bb5pt9jw8o]

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[@frankbasile1225]

Are there any confetti for transgender 🤦🤌🏻🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gaelicd8328]

Eh, greenest place in Europe. Don't think so 🇮🇪

[@cristiandilella2337]

Is right. Abruzzo Is the greenest region of Europe, has 3 National park, 38 Oasis and Natural reserve and more than 30% of territory Is protect, the highest percentage of Europe. Tirino Is a River of Abruzzo, called One of the cleanest River in the World. 75% of animal and nature of Europe Is located in Abruzzo. it is a natural heritage, that's why it is the green region of Europe.

[@orangewarm1]

You guys have never been to Devon or Yorkshire.

[@robertopezzutto5843]

She should have said one of the wildest region of Italy... Even if you should see the Dolomites in Friuli...practically unknown, wild, no people, amazing sceneries.. Just you and nature

[@carloferrari7452]

Lee you said ?? Your trying to compare Devon?? with the Abruzzi?? Its like trying to compare a mini with a Ferrari !! No contest ??

[@salcigna9177]

What are you comparing?

[@boytiti5446]

The theme is Abruzzo; have a little respect to the blogger, and uneducated to interact and underestimate their work. I recommend that you watch another video showing your favoured location.

[@caninbar]

Unethical practices. Leave the fish alone! Don't use other animals' milk and flesh. Stop exploiting animals. Times change, we evolve and need to change our traditions.

[@infectedbrainrecords]