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I was in Cinque Terre in May 2024 and there were too many tourists, what month were you in? 🤔 nice vlog 😉👍

Very nice vlog 😉👍

Condivido personalmente e pienamente il video raffigurante la cittadina Vallata crocevia tra la Val di Magra la Lunigiana e l' Appennino Tosco Emiliano Pontremolese della Massese dove ho onoratamente prestato sapientenente serrvizio aggregato con l' Appellativo Dotto per il mio essere stato Milite Sapiente da Radiofonista isvrivendomi al canale da Sostenitore per Spirito di Solidarietà

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Love the video! Just found out my family comes from Pontremoli, can’t wait to visit!

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Very nice my friends. sucsses for you❤

Love Rome. Thanks for taking us along. Like 2 from your newest friend👍❤️

Beautiful, and I like your idea on the lighting in the afternoon too. Thinking of going next week, as we'll have two full days in Roma and this could be nice for our third day. How long were you in the town and assuming you loved it!?

Que lugar bonito!!!!! 💖💖

Hi,Is beatiful. What price Is it fo Garden? IT IS really gratis? Thanks for you answer.

Beautiful!

Awesome video - thanks

Olá vocês estão a viver nessa cidade? Conhece alguma pessoa com o nome Noleto ou Noceto? Obrigada

Wow, the place is very beautiful. Nice video. Enjoy.

Curious what month you two were there.

Your Italian pronunciation is really good btw. Very nice video. I love Lake Garda and Lake Como. Really special places.

Anche il south Tirol sud Tirol Regione alto Adige Bozen city Bolzano city. North Italy ci sono mentality culture simil aglo Saxon, Germany, France, Switzerland, Piemont. Underground Milan skylad , Turin, più belle di Roma. Thank you hi Bay ciao

Complimenti ! Un saluto from Regional Regione Piemonte, venite a visitare visiting Turin city Torino città capital Regional Piemont. Molto belle very good anche Novara city, Casale Monferrato city, Vercelli city, Alba city ecc... Grazie thanks ciao

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beautiful video..very nice...

thanks for sharing

The images from the boat are beautiful

wonderful video...magnific place...Como is very nice

Love it

Amazing video

Nice. New subscriber

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My family are from Pontremoli.

It's not on the tourist hit list and let's keep it that way.

Thanks again for your videos! We have yet to visit Navigli but hope to get there this summer. Thanks for the restaurant recommendation. When your new videos come up, it always makes my day. Your joyful attitudes are so refreshing!

Oh, and if you know of any non-name brand leather shops in that area, I would love to know about them! I’m not into name brands, and I’m looking for things that will be soft, sturdy, and stand up to a lot of travel.

Thank you for this lovely video! I feel like I just had a mini-holiday! You two are just the sweetest, and I love your videos. I have some tips for you about the Duomo next time you visit Milan. If you want to go into the Duomo, buy your tickets online to skip the long queues. Also, our niece used to live there, and, when we asked her for tips before our trip, she said that her favorite thing was to go to the top of the Duomo. You can buy separate tickets online for that too, and last summer (2022) the entrance for that was around the side, not at the front, because you’re actually climbing up a tower to the top, not going inside of the Duomo. It is good exercise, and the views are incredible! You really get to see the amazing stone carvings and beautiful views of the city. It ended up being our favorite thing too! It was hot though (June) so we were happy to have our water bottles especially after the long climb. People sometimes even sit down on the roof to rest, and we even saw a woman reading a book and just sitting and enjoying the sun. The inside of the Duomo is incredible obviously, and since you like history, you might like this next part too. There is a crypt underneath that you can visit which has an archeological dig of the original church and tombs of the early Christians that existed before the Duomo was built on top of it, and there’s also a mosaic floor from the baptismal pool where St. Ambrose baptized St. Augustine. St. Augustine, a doctor of the church who converted to Christianity after living quite a wild life, and his mother, St. Monica, are two of my favorite saints, so it was pretty powerful for me to see that. (In case you don’t know, St. Ambrose, the bishop of Milan at the time, is actually buried at a different church in Milan, and St. Augustine is buried in a nearby town.) They all lived in the 300s and 400s, so the basement part is much older than the upper part of the Duomo. You enter the archeological area by going down a stairway from the inside of the Duomo, so I think you must have tickets to go inside the Duomo itself to get in there. I can’t remember if we had to pay extra for the archeological area or not, but we love history, so it was a no -brainer for us. I do remember that there was a person stationed at the top of the steps to let us go down there. Back in the upper part of the Duomo, if you are Catholic, there is a special roped off section of the Duomo with a different outside entrance and side altar reserved for worshippers where you can go in to attend Mass and to pray. Also, inside the regular part of the Duomo itself there are self guided tour headphones you can rent to hear the history. It was quite interesting because the Duomo is ENORMOUS and has so many famous works of art, tombs, and side altars to hear about. I’m sure you already know this, but people, women especially, need to be dressed kind of modestly. Otherwise they require you to wear (possibly buy?) a paper covering to go inside. We only saw a few women wearing these, but underneath they had spaghetti strap tops and very short shorts. I had on a t-shirt and skort which was almost to my knees, and I was fine. Also, “A small red light bulb in the dome above the apse marks the spot where one of the nails reputedly from the Crucifixion of Christ has been placed. The Holy Nail is retrieved and exposed to the public every year, during a celebration known as the Rite of the Nivola.” I never know if these things are actually real or not, but if you’re Christian, it’s very poignant to think that one of the nails used to crucify Christ is there and to see the red light up high marking its location. To me it’s even powerful to know the lengths that people will go to in order to venerate something that might be a fake, so I don’t really care if it’s authentic or not. As a Catholic Christian myself, it’s all about love and imitating Christ anyway, and I just feel privileged to be in a place where so many people have worshipped Him for millennia. We have a conference there again this summer, so I’m anxious to get back. Your video is helping me deal with the waiting. Ha! I hope you get to go back to Milan again soon and go to the top of the Duomo! I’d love to see a video if you do! Thanks so much for making them.

I love your videos! We were just in Monza for one evening last June, so we didn’t get to see a lot. We did get to enjoy a nice meal and some amazing gelato though! Thanks for posting these. You really make me feel like I’m there.

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nice video! I love lake Como, it's my happy place, going back there tomorrow 🙂

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Très jolie petite ville que j aime beaucoup

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We're sitting in our house in the States the day after New Year's Day and stumbled across your video. You must have been there late September or early October as you shot our balcone (we could tell be what flowers we had out then) and walked by our front door. Watching your video was a great way to flash back to our home in Italy. Hope to be back for a month in February!