You DON'T Understand Italy: What I Uncovered Driving 3729 Miles 🇮🇹🚗

[@GregorBrown]

The Ultimate Italian Trip Itinerary That Will Change Your Life 🇮🇹 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXezhKlviZeeqLs

[@GoodJuJuTravels]

Ti Voglio Bene ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@Romafood]

Thank you for appreciating our country

[@GregorBrown]

Absolutely!

[@Romafood]

@@Eurodance_Groove thank you for this comment but as a Roman I can tell you the truth, what you said is the common thought of the majority of Italians. It's incredible but it's like that. We come back from any country and do you know what's the first thing we say? There it's beautiful and everything works wonderfully, unlike here! We really like the grass on the other side but not our own, we don't know how to appreciate it (and I was a taxi driver in Rome so I know something about it) Then there are the repentants, those who live straight but would like to return to Italy..... oh well

[@cosettapessa6417]

@@Romafood so true. We love complaining lol

[@martinbarry30]

@@cosettapessa6417 sounds a bit like us Irish, we love to complain. I have to say Italy is beautiful and I love visiting there. 🇮🇪❤️🇮🇹

[@fargneta]

This is the right way to travel, so you can fully discover the particularities of our country. You are a polite and cultured person, and your videos will certainly be useful to all those who intend to come to Italy...!!!

[@GregorBrown]

@@fargneta grazie mille 😎😎😎😎

[@valiboico919]

Da italiana orgogliosa…grazie che fai vedere la nostra magnifica Italia❤

[@GregorBrown]

Grazie

[@fededeluca-colombo8338]

Da italiana che vive in Italia, devo dire che questo è uno dei video migliori sul nostro Paese. Sei andato a prendere la verità di quella che è l'Italia, fuori dai soliti stereotipi o dalle solite città piene di turisti. La bellezza del nostro Paese si trova praticamente in ogni angolo, da nord a sud. Grazie. L'Italia, tuttavia, ha diversi problemi, soprattutto per chi ci vive. Il più grande è la mancanza di un aiuto dello Stato nel garantire a tutti i giovani un lavoro e nel dare a tutti la stabilità economica. Infatti, ormai siamo un paese per vecchi, non a caso molti giovani brillanti emigrano e vanno all'estero per avere un futuro. Altro grosso problema è la burocrazia e poi ovviamente la mafia, che ahimè esiste, anche se ormai non agisce più alla luce del sole ma tramite corruzione e raccomandazione in ogni settore, dal calcio, alla giustizia, ai concorsi pubblici. Questo alimenta soprattutto al sud un atteggiamento sbagliato verso il bene pubblico, quindi è facile trovare gente che sporca in giro, che parcheggia in doppia fila infischiandosene del prossimo e atteggiamenti del genere non rispettosi delle regole. Ad esempio sarebbe vietato fumare allo stadio, eppure fumano tutti, fregandosene della salute degli altri, oppure buttano la spazzatura per terra. Purtroppo sono piaghe sociali che ci portiamo dietro da secoli e che non riusciamo a toglierci di dosso.

[@GregorBrown]

Grazie mille per le tue parole e per aver condiviso una visione così sincera del tuo Paese. Thank you so much for sharing such a thoughtful and honest perspective on Italy. It’s always insightful to hear from those who experience both the beauty and the challenges of living there. I’m grateful you appreciated the video’s effort to look beyond stereotypes and show the country more fully. It’s clear that Italy’s strengths and struggles are deeply intertwined, and your comment helps paint a fuller picture for everyone watching.

[@andream7636]

Thanks for mentioning Assisi, in Umbria! We love welcoming American tourists, because they truly appreciate the lifestyle of small medieval towns, country life!

[@giuseppecorona75]

In L'Aquila, when you runned in Corso Federico II, you passed under my former office. I appecciate a lot you said a great word when you taked your take-away cappuccino: Sacrilegio. It's a great video, you showed big cities, medium cities and small cities in different regions but not only usual touristic cities like Turin or Naples but also places that are not so much visited. Yes, Italy is a chaos but the Universe is born in the chaos...and it is beautiful.

[@GregorBrown]

My pleasure! Ahhh. Thanks. Grazie per scrivere questo

[@AlessandroConti-v2y]

L’Italia per me è il paese più bello del mondo. Così bello, ricco di cibo, vino, amore e persone genuine, amichevoli e piacevoli. Grazie per aver condiviso Greg. 🩷

[@alemassa6632]

Anche per me!!😁😁😁

[@NattyDoctor]

Pieno anche di mafiosi, fascisti, ignoranti, disonesti...

[@zaqwsx23]

A little correction for the minute 46:14... The 3 languages are Ladin (with the "d" and not with the "t"), German and Italian. Ladin is a Romance language, so it derives from Latin but it's not Latin. There is also another language called Ladin spoken in Spain but it's a different Romance language.

[@BanglaDaesh_XxX]

that's the right way to explore italy. Well done!

[@alemassa6632]

Italy is truly amazing!! I've finished the final sentence....

[@GregorBrown]

Thanks 😊 🙏 😊

[@lllivivien56]

Your video is so underrated!

[@GregorBrown]

Oh thank you!

[@BruceM8]

Gregor, now that I have watched the whole video...WOW! Impressed, of course, by the variety and magic of Italy. But also impressed, as always, with the joy and enthusiasm you bring to all of your videos. Further, I'm impressed by all the editing that must have gone into such a long video full of very short video clips. The result is fabulous, riveting, well worth the watch. I do have one bone to pick with you, however. Based on your other videos, on my recent trip to Italy I frequently but quietly made fun of the many people in cafes on public squares sipping aperol spritzes in the morning and early afternoon, since you made clear they are for 4 pm and until dinner. (I made fun of them to my friend, not to the drinkers!) Now I learn that you were drinking cappuccinos after 11 am all over Italy! I am so disillusioned. 😣

[@GregorBrown]

Thanks a lot for the compliments. I'm glad you watched the whole video. Yeah, it was a lot of work to make and edit this video, and it was filmed way back in May, so it took a while to finally get it out there. About the coffee, I usually don't have cappuccinos after lunch, but when I'm driving, I get a big drink because otherwise I get really sleepy.

[@lorenzoannovi760]

This travel vlog was just beautiful to watch. Well edited and narrated. I think the first guy nails the perfect description of us: full of flaws but very rich and interesting to be visiting. Italy is like 6-7 countries contained in one single state/nation. This can be a mess of course, like weather, bureaucracy, and crimilality too at certain points... but i dare you to find a boring moment in a road trip here. Good job, I Hope you enjoy the lands, the food, the craziness too😂.😂

[@Laura-fn6fl]

Thank you for your respectful and open approach ❤ 🇮🇹

[@GregorBrown]

Always!

[@MAXPAUERv]

34:57 Dante's devine comedy is amazing... He met this beautiful girl as a kid and he had a big crush on her, without ever being with her and both of them marrying other people... She died very young and on his grave Dante promised to write in his memory the biggest story ever written, and he did it, working the rest of his life, dying soon after finishing and forging a language in the making... Italian language sounds good on purpose, because he did it that way.

[@cesco7]

As an italian this is one of the best italy travel vlogs I've seen so far, you captured lots of the spirit of this country.... subscribed.

[@GregorBrown]

Thank you! 😃

[@roberta9833]

Dear Greg, you love Italy and Italians and Italy loves you. - Your documentary is also valid for us Italians who have not yet visited many places in Italy 🇮🇹 despite living here. - Work, short vacations, few economic resources, a thousand priorities. - We traveled with you, with a hint of sadness. - Thank you for showing us wonderful places. We will put it in our future program. A hug. Come back to us soon.❤ Greetings from Novara 😊

[@GregorBrown]

Thank you so much, Roberta! It’s amazing to know that my vids resonate not just with travelers but also with Italians rediscovering their own beautiful country. I’m honored to have inspired your future adventures. Grazie and greetings to Novara! ❤️🇮🇹

[@marcocarlson1693]

Gregor 👍👍👍 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@MAXPAUERv]

2:41 best definition ever about what means being Italian... We are all floating... This content is really full of beautiful photography and happiness... Great job and thank you from Trento for reaching my beloved dolomites ❤

[@simone2325]

Well done Gregor. You had the right picture of Italy. By discovering the small villages you had the perfect taste of what's mean be Italian. The tourists should use this approach when visiting Italy. Everyone should try to go also outside the big and famous cities that you must visit of course. Video is so underrated. Thumbs up and subscribed ❤

[@chooihoonlim4691]

Beautiful Italy. Been following your vlogs. Just got home from Southern Italy 3 days ago🇮🇹❤️

[@GregorBrown]

Amazing! Glad you made the trip

[@laurag.colombo2897]

You did a very, very good job.Bravo e grazie. Finally, Americans can understand what Italy really is.

[@GregorBrown]

Thank you very much!

[@cosettapessa6417]

Wow what a blessing this video. Can't wait to see it! ❤

[@cardamomo7851]

I'm so happy to see tourist talking about my region (Friuli Venezia Giulia) wich is really overlooked by italians too. I really think you have the best approach to traveling!

[@virtualZ161]

Your videos have been very informative prior my trip. I was recently in Italy for a 2 week vacation. Flew into Milan spent 1-3 days is a variety of locations including Riviera coastline, Sienna, Porto Recanati, Canazei, Bormio and Lake Como. Brought my road bike and completed a Gran Fondo and rode some of the climbs. Definitely coming back.

[@GregorBrown]

Great to hear! Your trip sound like it was pretty awesome. Add this pretty hard not to have a good time when you're in italy ☺️☺️🇮🇹

[@manolocasagrande3319]

Amazing Video. Very well explaining Italian differences. Probably the best I´ve seen. Missing ofc a lot in general, and most of Puglia, Sicily and the amazing Sardegna, but great work for an hour of a video.

[@GregorBrown]

Glad you enjoyed it. THANKS!

[@nicolagianaroli2024]

Sicily is the most beautiful Place on earth

[@gabriodonati1108]

Thank you Greg keep of loving us we need it

[@Nosense2010P]

Grazie di essere passato per di qua

[@Alby_Torino]

3:58 Well Torino was a capital for 303 years. First was the capital of Duchy of Savoy for 157 years, then capital of Kingdom of Sardinia for 141 years, then capital of Kingdom of Italy for only 5 years. Then the capital was moved to Florence and eventually to Rome. ^_^

[@paoloalbertelli]

Bravo! And there 're so many places to see yet. 1 whole life is not enought.

[@marcomonfregola5622]

Bravo bellissimo viaggio complimenti! il finale è geniale🤣♥️

[@GregorBrown]

thanks!!! I'd thought about that for 3 weeks!

[@andreazanettin6666]

Video bellissimo! Grazie mille Greg,great job!

[@GregorBrown]

thanks so much!!!

[@pierluigiciminelli4798]

Hi Gregor,bravo 👏👏 best Road trip of american in Italy,❤ love you😊

[@GregorBrown]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@davidedg80]

Maaan, what a holiday you treated yourself with...!!! Hope you enjoyed it all!

[@jeboccuzzi10]

Great video Gregor thanks!! Just got back from Italy 🇮🇹 yesterday. Week in Roma and a week in Firenze. 😊

[@GregorBrown]

Wow, you had a good trip!

[@INVERNOrec]

Nice video, I think in Piemonte you never eat so late like in the south or in spain. It changed a lot because now most of the people living in Torino has southern origin, but, usually we eat at 19:30-20.

[@GregorBrown]

Thanks for the info!

[@leoneldelarosaibarria]

Bravo Signor Gregorio Marrone!

[@MidnightAspec]

Excellent video. We spent nearly two weeks in Italy this past Summer, having driven between Milan and the Sorrento. Such great experience!! I definitely want to return to Italy ASAP!!!

[@GregorBrown]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alessandroroveda2859]

I've been in Corciano for a football tournament....great medieval place 👍

[@andycombo]

Bravo Greg bel video come al solito. Quando torni a Lecco sarebbe bello vedersi. Ciao Gregorio Marrone. 😊😊

[@mojitobevandanazionale7059]

Since you know Italy well you know that we Italians are proud of it, but perhaps even more we know how to "hate" our country. It's nice to have a different point of view that helps us appreciate the beauties of Italy. Thanks for your nice videos. Greetings from Prato

[@GregorBrown]

Thanks. I've been here for years

[@jcilladi]

I have been to many of the regions, cities, and villages that you visited in this video. It was a little jarring as you would show one town for 20 seconds, and you were off to the next. I'm yelling, "NO, stop and show more of that town!" Great video. Now I have to go back to Itlay and spend a year traveling throuhg the hill towns and the Dolomites.

[@GregorBrown]

Yeah, I hear yeah, and thanks but that was just the style of this video, which was already 1hr, so we had to make some editorial cuts and move it along. thanks for your support, too :)

[@aqssufi9054]

Nice work, Gregor. Very compelling.

[@GregorBrown]

Thanks 😊

[@CavalloGiallo]

This is amazing even for someone who see this everyday

[@giuliog291]

Being from Piedmont, seeing you starting your trip from Turin and the Langhe has been a real joy!

[@nellasnaidero5238]

Great road trip..❤

[@rbejva]

I loved this over view of Italy, I discovered many new places, I hope you had a lot of fun shooting the video!

[@GregorBrown]

thanks buddy! I am glad you liked.

[@Giulyfruly]

Great Greg, enjoy Italy!!! There is still a lot to see...and good vibes!!!😊 ❤

[@GregorBrown]

Thanks! 😃

[@loripenzato5247]

You could spend a lifetime discovering places in Italy!!! We are going on our first trip soon!!! One of our stops is in Vico Equense. it is close to Castellamere. Thank you for showing us lesser known places that are just as beautiful as the famous ones!!!

[@GregorBrown]

So cool! thanks for the tips!

[@lucapolidori8817]

Well I'm Italian, I'm 62 yo and he has visited towns I've never heard about before. This can give you an idea of how many places you can potentially discover. There's simply too much.

[@sailor67duilio27]

I had plans to do the same giorni once I retired but I was planning a two years journey. Unfortunately my life took a different direction. I can only imagine the different views and different tastes, it would really take a lifetime to visit,see and taste Italy. Within few miles, the taste and view has changed and everything is like a different world and a different life. Thank you for proving my thoughts.

[@GregorBrown]

Wow, thanks for sharing your story! Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@nicolagianaroli2024]

Every Single city has something unique to offer. It can be art, scenery, History, dialect, gastronomy

[@balrajagashe]

Great content as usual ❤ I am planning a 3 week drive in italy . just wondering if April-May would be okay?

[@GregorBrown]

Yes of course!

[@carloduroni5629]

Spring is probably the best season, weather-wise: not too hot in the South, not too cold on Northern mountains. Only, try to avoid Easter holiday period and the April 25th long w-e (in 2025 it'll be on a friday.) On those occasions, domestic tourism is frantic. Being retired, we have learned to make our travel and holidays throughout the entire year… but the holidays season (july-august), saving money and stress by crowding.

[@fratravelstech]

It will be amazing, not just ok! May in Italy is a dream. :)

[@Mindcrime80]

I live in Torino and I own a house in Laigueglia (It's the town near Andora) in Liguria. Nice to see places I know so well in this video. I'm glad you chose to go in Riviera di Ponente instead of the usual Cinque Terre. Well done!

[@korean_foot_traveler8655]

I'm very glad to have learned about such a wonderful place through the video.😀👍

[@GregorBrown]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Iarmo-ng8hu]

Thank you very much for this beautiful " cartolina" of Italy . Your vlog 'd be used by our governement to explane to potential visitors our loved country.

[@GregorBrown]

It's my pleasure

[@emilie1977]

Viva l'Italia ❤

[@gracel7132]

What a trip! We are preparing for our first Italy trip and your videos have been very helpful and engaging. May I know what is the month of your 3 week travel? We plan to visit in month of April (first 3 weeks) Venice - Tuscany - Rome. Just wondering what we can expect 😊 Thank you!

[@GregorBrown]

That was May. Thanks 😊

[@LasloVisionary]

i must correct you about one thing: The first tunnel through a mountain in the alps was made... by the ancient romans. Even "back in the time" they didn't necessarely had to make it to the top and back down.

[@angelasanson9848]

Bel video. Mi dispiace che sei capitato nelle montagne delle Dolomiti durante una giornata piovosa. Con il sole sono tutta un'altra cosa. Le rocce luccicano quando sono illuminate dal sole. Uno spettacolo magnifico! Non hai potuto vederlo, è un peccato! Ritornaci!

[@ryndl]

Laughing out loud at that ending! Thanks for the great overview of Italy! Leaving in 2 days for Firenze, 3rd trip to Italy, hope to make many more!

[@GregorBrown]

haha, glad you liked that

[@gianfrancofreguglia4909]

Ad Aprile ho visitato una città, per me, sorprendente a pochi kilometri da Firenze, ti consiglio di inserirlo nel tuo tour, Montecatini Terme. Auguri

[@kathleen4083]

Great video 💚🤍❤️ Luvd renting car in Rome & driving all over Italy 🇮🇹 and speaking some Italian when lost helped LOL Get car 🚘 that is not hatchback so you can lock things up in truck people can’t see into to steal luggage etc.

[@GregorBrown]

good idea!

[@godscountryhomestead1177]

Thank you!

[@GregorBrown]

Welcome!

[@Plant_The_Otter]

finally someone who understand, a lot of people visit one or two of the big italian cities and be like oh that's what italy is like, well i like it/ don't like it. reality is, italy is a lot more than that there is something for everyone you just have to travel and find your place. it's the same feeling i have when people say i have eaten italian pizza and i don't like itm and i am like do you even know that here in italy there are like 50 different way to cook a pizza (not talking about ingredient but entirely different cooking method), which means that you don't like one of those ways rather than "italian pizza" and you should instead try different ones because there are so many different styles that it's basically impossible to not find one you like.

[@GregorBrown]

Absolutely, you’ve nailed it! Italy is so much more than the big cities, and it has layers of culture, food, and experiences that vary from region to region. And you're totally right about the pizza! With so many different ways to prepare it across Italy, there’s bound to be one that captures everyone’s taste. Thanks for understanding and sharing that insight-it’s what makes exploring Italy so endlessly fascinating!

[@valefur72]

Next time, rent a bike! Something Italian, like a Ducati Multistrada: you can cover bigger distances and ride! 😉 Italy is probably one of the best countries for bikers: a lot of passes, fantastic roads... As a biker I think to be very lucky to live the Eastern Dolomites...

[@gerardpilot]

Hello George. Thank you for your videos. They are excellent. Im going to Rome in Feb. my plan is to rent a car from the airport and drive to Florence next day Pisa and puertofino, then comeback to Florence and next day drive to Venezia and milan. Do you recommend to renta a car or do it by train? And another question. How difficult is to flight a drone in italy(regulations) thank you for your time. 🎉

[@artistinlederhosen]

my only complaint is that this video should have been edited into a 2 hour experience…. lingering longer in each place. i am traveling with a tour group to sicily and southern/middle italy next spring and your videos are proving to be so informative.

[@BruceM8]

I ate carbonara and risotto alla Milanese on my recent trip to Italy. I've had carbonara before, but this one was outstanding, and it wasn't even from a high-priced restaurant. I liked the risotto too.

[@GregorBrown]

yeah, so many good dishes, and so many more to discover too. Carbonara is on another level in Italy if you've ever had it outside of Italy, it doesn't compare.

[@alessandroroveda2859]

Finally in Turin! 😄

[@GregorBrown]

I told you I was working on something.

[@Luigi-uj5ml]

The village is called Pietra ligure, not Pietra Liguria

[@MAXPAUERv]

54:37 there's written: "A POPULATION OF POETS, ARTISTS, HEROES, SAINTS, THINKERS, SCIENTISTS, NAVIGATORS AND MIGRANTS"

[@nicolagianaroli2024]

@@MAXPAUERv the migrants came after the British and the free Mason planned and executed the so called unification with the Main goal of destroying catholicism. Before that date italians didn‘t need to emigrate in masses

[@peperone8487]

@@MAXPAUERv The English, French and Spanish have had many more migrants than us throughout history. At least we have not destroyed indigenous populations like they did.

[@F_sniprs]

15:20 the photo with the statue and the other one with the fountain are not from Rapolano, that is Perugia wich is in umbria

[@GregorBrown]

The footage in this video is not all in order, it's laid out two convey feelings, not as a tourist guide.

[@annbottelli5682]

When you were in Genova on the Sopraelevata you drove past my apartment building😂

[@GregorBrown]

Oh. That's crazy

[@emanemanrus5835]

All is fine but the car! You should drive an Alfa Giulia at least, when in Italy. 😁

[@GregorBrown]

Maybe one day!

[@europainvicta3907]

I lived in Italy for many, many years. I still go there 2 or 3 times a year. I currently live in France. There is no comparison between Italian and French food. Italian food is 100 times better. It is very difficult to find a bad restaurant in Italy. In France the food is bad - and bad everywhere. I have no idea where their reputation for gastronomy comes from.

[@SamtheStoic87]

The land of focaccia genovese (I'm referring to the Liguria part of the video), as focaccia is more from Puglia I would say

[@MPirritano]

Perfect ending!!😂

[@KingFrog2811]

"Galleggiamo nel caos" ottima definizione dell'Italia e degli italiani, ma è anche grazie al caos delle nostre diversità, se siamo cosi ricchi e vitali, nell'arte, architettura, storia, gastronomia, ecc.

[@Gigi_Latrottola]

Grande Cristina! 😂😂😂

[@minusdream440]

Just an info about marche region. We got the 2nd place into the lonely planet guide as place to visit all around the world in 2019 the 1st was Sahara desert unlucky for us the follow tourism period, was the covid time so at the end we didn't have any boost from the tourism. Good video and really You find THE WAY to explore italy, yes Roma, Torino , Venezia, Milano, Napoli but the real italy is the countryside Happy flying

[@BruceM8]

Hi Gregor. I've been curious, watching some of your videos. When you go for a morning run with your camera, do you lug that thing the entire way, or do you have someone to pass it off to after filming a short segment? Inquiring minds want to know! 🙂

[@GregorBrown]

Yes I do! But the footage when I run is done off my smartphone. I always just run with it in my hand.

[@hydrophobicです]

at 46:15 the lady says that people in Selva di Val Gardena speak Ladin, not Latin 🤣🤣. Ladin, not to be confused with latin, is a language mainly spoken in the Dolomite Mountains in Northern Italy by the Ladin people (approximately 30,000 people).

[@angelacincilei9010]

Bravo!

[@Marco-bf3of]

Ciao Gregor, saluti da Desenzano del Garda!

[@GregorBrown]

Grazie

[@georginagiethoorn6543]

Hey I've done road trips all over Italy, I live in Ortisei, in north east italy , come visit haha, will watch this video tonight

[@GregorBrown]

Have fun!

[@federicomontuori9543]

1:10 Cadiz?

[@gent_swag]

This is helpful! I love this!!! Thanks Gregor 😊

[@GregorBrown]

You're so welcome!

[@enricorizzi15]

the mountains of N. Tuscany are the marmor cave mountains of Carrara, the nearby city. Apuane Alps, so called, they're not alpine region, only the the form reminds it. Nice experience tho!

[@Cris-t0di0]

As an italian, you can feel the hate from the north to the south, nobody wants to give explenations lol, but at least this is also an Italian characteristic, even the small towns have a long time rivalries that will last forever as goliardism and more.

[@giovannimoriggi5833]

The use of the word "hate" is something a little bit exaggerated, but it's a term that fits a "social network" fashion. But if you use the words "complain" or "blame", you can understand that the different lands have obviously different life-style but at least that big habit in common, for sure. Northern Italians may be harder than southerns in some aspects (and viceversa), but they are not all that stupid

[@Cris-t0di0]

@@giovannimoriggi5833 agree

[@NattyDoctor]

It's just Notherners being racist. That's how they cope for living in dull and boring places.

[@carlogambacurta548]

hate...its too much.

[@manciniman4834]

Italy is God’s own country

[@chetzdunchien]

Tipo quello staterello in Medio oriente? 😉😄

[@gianluca270]

Greetings from Liguria ✌️

[@GregorBrown]

Hello there!

[@marcofucilini8976]

I saw a video of Guga about Italy and I was offended by the arrogance with which he represented our country in the video.... then I saw yours and I only have one question, How is it possible that it is not viral? Thanks

[@EDZYFY]

Amazing video and preview of what we’re going to see for our first travel to Italy in April 2025! Thanks for going through the country and the nuisance of a road trip to Italy. 🇮🇹 p.s. the outro was hilarious 😂

[@GregorBrown]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johna5428]

Good day as a Canadian will I find the driving and navigation difficult compared to Canada or the usa

[@alessandrorossi876]

where were you minute 44.30, while you were running?

[@alessandrorossi876]

beautiful place!!

[@GregorBrown]

selva di val gardena. In a future video that will come out, I talk more about that town.

[@sart56]

What is Italy? It's a no-country, but about 20 many diferent countries with 20 cousin and food, 20 diferent races, lengoages, architectures. From the north with germany and franch people, to south with greek, arab, Vikings.... The biggest biodiversity of in the planet. Why to visite one european country, when in Italy you can visit 20 in one? Oh I forgot, in Sardinia the beaches are more beautiful than the Caribbean.

[@NattyDoctor]

@@sart56 ti ha preso a lavorare il ministero?

[@keyos1955]

ITaly is a Country since the time of Augustus, please stop with those absurd theories

[@perretti]

Any advice for getting a visa longer than 90 days?

[@GregorBrown]

Take a quick trip out of the country, and you'll be fine. For example, you could fly to England to a nearby country. Flights are cheap, and you'll get an extra 90 days to stay.

[@delfiyeah5575]

Devi visitare i piccoli borghi 👍🏻

[@GregorBrown]

Assolutamente d'accordo! I piccoli borghi sono il cuore dell'Italia ❤️🇮🇹. Qual è il tuo preferito?

[@sylviedhancarville4486]

TAIARIN...😂 my mother made them by hand..(not tajarin)

[@sleshflex4170]

Evry time i travel for long time or long distance and i come back in Florence and pass with the car by Piazzale Michelangelo i always wonder why i left.

[@alessiocataldi2434]

24:07 a saperlo che erli li, avremmo potuto scalarlo insieme