[UNMISSABLE] DISCOVERING CALABRIA: TOUR IN REGGIO CALABRIA, THE TIP OF ITALY!

[@Live_your_Dreams_Everyday]

Thank you so much for this very interesting insight into the city. I could not find anything close to as good and have been searching alot. I'll go out tomorrow and try to find all those places.

[@jsskarn22]

Mi sono trasferito in USA ma sempre penso all’italia, la cultura dell’italia e’ davvero meravigliosa ❤❤ e non trovo l’ora di ritornare 😊

[@yourtraveltoitalywithanapa7669]

I can just Immagine!!!! 😁

[@TheKarlosB21]

stai li, chi te la fa fare a tornare in questo posto ormai destinatoal degrado...

[@klmiller333]

My great grandparents left there after the huge earthquake around 1908 for the USA. I Love ❤️ Italy 🇮🇹...thank you.

[@yourtraveltoitalywithanapa7669]

Thank you for watching the video! 😀

[@mavsmom21]

Same, my great grand parents did too. Lost all of their birth documents. Makes it hard to prove rights to citizenship now. 😢

[@teejsan3975]

1908 earthquake distroy my barbar shop🧒

[@TrueDego]

@@mavsmom21 Citizenship?

[@marta77inf]

Tanti grazie. Mi genitory erano da Reggio Calabria.

[@yourtraveltoitalywithanapa7669]

Grazie cara!!

[@MaAnR.]

Piazza De Nava e Via Marina, che splendore!

[@yourtraveltoitalywithanapa7669]

:)

[@ricky1171]

Greeting from🇮🇩

[@yourtraveltoitalywithanapa7669]

😀

[@marta77inf]

Loro anno andato a Argentina. Tatisimi grazzie. Cualqui Giorno mi vado a verti. Hanno stato 100 annie

[@yourtraveltoitalywithanapa7669]

😍

[@modestacattaruzza7400]

I don't thinks so. I have been around long before you we're born. Left Reggio Calabria in 1959, was 18, been away for 65 years,we owned 350 plants of that bergamotto fruits, pick it one by one very gently, took it were the spirit was exastratcted with special machinery. I done that job, k ow more than you ever know about it.

[@TheGiantKillers]

Great to get a guide to this city. I'm creating a team for my fictional sports game, Gridball to represent the province and would love suggestions on a team name. My teams are named in American style. If you would like to offer a suggestion, here's a guide on what I'd want. 1: The team are female so not too masculine, 2: Something unique to Calabria would be good, 3: They play in neon green and vampire black, 4: The game is set in 1959 so nothing too modern for that era. 5: Nothing derogatory or offensive. As an example, their Italian rivals will be the Bari Emeralds, so called for their emerald green team colours.

[@samueljbeckett]

Something like 90% of the world's bergamot fruit comes from Calabria. They're usually green in colour. So maybe the Reggio Bergamot or something like that.

[@calikalbocalikalbo6082]

Call them the mob because they run that area.

[@TheGiantKillers]

@@calikalbocalikalbo6082 Thanks for the insight. Perhaps comes under the derogatory connotation though.

[@calikalbocalikalbo6082]

@@TheGiantKillers ...OH well, just speaking the truth and fact from personal experience.

[@maxsavage3998]

Correction. The true strongest most intense Bergamot essence you get comes from the Fruits that come from Villa SGiovanni and Bova

[@maxsavage3998]

You are gorgeous Miss DaSilva. The true strongest most intense Bergamot essence you get comes from the Fruits that come from Villa SGiovanni and Bova

[@maxsavage3998]

Correction. The true Bergamot flavor you get from Villa SGiovanni and Bova

[@modestacattaruzza7400]

No it's. Ot!!!!

[@maxsavage3998]

@@modestacattaruzza7400 OT??

[@modestacattaruzza7400]

@@maxsavage3998 your opinion.not mine. I lived it, ate it and smelled it.

[@maxsavage3998]

Bergamotto is not similar in flavor to limoncello

[@mariacasile]

Sono nata e crescita pui e non conosco puesti luoghi grazi

[@mohamedmahdi1703]

Si bellsemo

[@teejsan3975]

Per favore aiutate Jhon Butta lui è nella vostra città ॰ dovrebbe essere una ragazza italiana per il matrimonio e senza limiti di età ।। Aunty ji per favore posta nel tuo canale :;;;;;;;JHON Butta ji

[@modestacattaruzza7400]

What the hell are you talking about!!!!

[@modestacattaruzza7400]

Thats not my home anymore, I live in Canada, thats my hometown.if I visited there for a week then get out.

[@calikalbocalikalbo6082]

I lived there for almost a full year. I absoluty hated it and couldn't wait to get the hell out. 95% of the people were very rude and didn't want anything to do with an American. The Main Street is nice but everywhere else is filth and garbage. I had a cockroach land on my head walking under a building and had a huge rat run out infant of me on a crowded street. Places don't open until 7 or 8 at night to eat so eating early is very difficult when staying in a hotel. On top of it all it's dangerous. If anyone is thinking of going I would say DON'T DO IT.

[@maxsavage3998]

With regards to garbage and terrible new construction id agree with you. You need to adapt bro. Try and learn the language. Reggio has some of the best views on the planet

[@calikalbocalikalbo6082]

@@maxsavage3998 …..I don’t and didn’t need to adopt to anything. I was there 12 months longer than I planned or wanted. It sucks no matter what.

[@maxsavage3998]

@@calikalbocalikalbo6082 why not try? Be openminded. May as well what you have to lose

[@calikalbocalikalbo6082]

@@maxsavage3998 ….LOL…Luckily I now live in Japan and will never return to Italy.

[@maxsavage3998]

@@calikalbocalikalbo6082 il give you this. The system in italy is terrible is a joke. They give money away to refugees and illegal immigrants but cant even clean the trash from cities.