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Thank you for watching. What a nice memory! May was a good choice, as summers now get busy. Will you go back?

@@happygoluckytravel I wish, but no. Not in the foreseeable future. My wife has developed a chronic pain condition that also makes her high-risk for covid, so plane travel is not an option, alas. And medical marijuana is not available to her in Italy. And...and...and...so many reasons. I hope that someday we can travel again. Or that I can with one or both of the kids, who are now adults (or nearly so). So, videos like yours provide a nice vicarious thrill.

We're so sorry to hear that and hope one day you can travel again. It really warmed our hearts to know that the video brought back your wonderful memories. All the best to your wife for her recovery. Thank you so much for watching.

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Thank you for watching. In the meantime, you can check out websites like Bienici for real estate listings, prices and locations included. All the best for your hunt!

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French food is so yummy! If you're interested in our coverage of Nice local specialties, including pan bagnat, socca and more, please have a look at our "Nice Street Food" video. ruclips.net/video/DSPqYphe5Fo/видео.html

Thank you for watching! It's probably been sold, you could double check on Bienici if you haven't already tried that. Are you moving to Nice? All the best!

Thank you for watching and congrats on your plans to slow travel in Europe! The 90 day rule applies to Schengen Zone countries only, so most people go to Europe's non-Schengen countries or countries on the edge of Europe like Turkey to extend their stay. We have a unique situation with Schengen passports. Have a great time!

Have a fabulous trip and thank you for watching our videos. Which town are you going to stay in?

@@happygoluckytravel As recommended by the experts, Conversano. Do you recommend where to rent a car? The situation is crazy, too much theft, insurance overcharges, etc. Mille grazie.

Hi there. Since we're slow travelers, when we take a car, we lease it through the French car leasing program detailed in our car leasing video. ruclips.net/video/nJWlX-jUYQg/видео.html You can pick up your car at the airport in many larger European cities (doesn't have to be France). It's more affordable than renting and includes all insurance, but only beats rental pricing if you keep the car longer than about 30 days. For short term rentals, we don't have as much experience. You could check with your credit card because many of them provide theft and collision insurance for free if you book and pay your rental car using the card. The website the PointsGuy has more advice on that. All the best, have a wonderful trip.

Enjoy your stay in beautiful Nice! Thank you for watching!

Hello! How exciting to be looking for a place in the North. Can you let us know a little about what you're missing from Umbria that you're hoping to find in your second home? The Turin and Veneto areas are both awesome so we need to know a little about what you're looking for to offer our take. Thank you so much for watching our videos!

@@happygoluckytravel Hi, thank you so much for your reply guys! Thing is, we visited both regions just not as extensive as you did. We are looking to live somewhere that has interesting places to visit within a reasonable drive, an airport in short distance and that has better organized healthcare than the south. We are leaning towards the Veneto region for there are more " flat " places to walk and drive and ride a bike. Before Italy we lived in the south of Spain for 2 years and don't get me wrong I like me some hills but we are kinda over the real mountainous thing on long drives, especially our 15 year old Corgi is done with steep, curvy rides. The Turin region seems to have more of that. Also we love the south of France which is closer to Turin but we have never visited Croatia and that might be a great place to spend part of summer too. Anyhow, we would love to hear your take on this. Sorry for my poor English writing, we are Dutch so English is not my first language 😊

Hello again, These are both lovely areas. We're not personally familiar with Turin/Veneto healthcare and would only guess that the city of Turin is better for that from reputation. Though everywhere in Italy you have to accept emergency care in the social system. Venice and Malpensa are both well-served airports. For flat geography, leaning toward Veneto sounds right. It includes lovely Verona and you're not too far from Modena and other foodie destinations. Of course, Turin is near the rolling hills and nice wines of Piemonte. To us, Turin's access to the Italian Riviera and France would be more of a draw than access to Croatia, only because some of the nicest areas of Croatia are furthest south making for a multi-day drive. And you can get to France in a half day from the Turin area. But sometimes its fun to go places you don't know as well and keep up the adventure, so exploring Croatia could be a real treat. Okay, we realize we're not answering your question! Too many nice places! Please let us know what you decide. And your English is excellent! All the best!

Thank you for watching. See this video for wonderful, quick, local things to eat. ruclips.net/video/DSPqYphe5Fo/видео.html Enjoy your trip to France!

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Overtourism is a real problem, but not easy to solve. Many locals complain about the crowds and loss of identity but at the same time depend on the income to make a living. Interesting idea about pricing - in a way Venice is trying that with the entrance fee, but not sure yet if that's working.

Thank you! Collalbo is in our hearts!

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We wish we were there too. It's so beautiful in its own unique way. And the food - mamma mia!!

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Awwww. Thank you so much! We really appreciate your sweet comment. Have the best trip ever!!! Safe travels!

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Your meal sounds fantastic, so glad you found a new favorite! Thank you for watching!

You are so lucky to live there! Libération is somewhere we look forward to know more deeply! What's your favorite restaurant in your neighborhood? Thank you for watching!

@@happygoluckytravel It always depend on the budget. Méditerranéo _ Gare du Sud. This place is very nice. A bit like Timeout Market. Basilic & Co for pizza. The crust is amazing Brasserie Le Gambetta is also very popular. L’ Instant for dinner. P.S. We went at La Maison De Celine Pâtisserie you’ve recommended and the lemon pastry was amazing.

Thank you so much for all of these tips -- we look forward to Liberation and trying these places. Lemon tart is so yummy! All the best!

Thank you for watching! This was filmed in late July/early August. Enjoy your trip!

Thank you for watching. No need to book in advance, there are ticket windows at the dock in Camogli in the small harbor. You can get off and stay as long as you want until the last boat back. Times vary by season. In the height of the summer we recommend taking the first boat out as the ticket line can get long. Enjoy your trip!

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Hope you enjoy it! Thank you for watching and have a great trip!

How nice to hear you are there and liking it! Thank you for watching!

More to come! Thank you for watching and your encouragement!

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Thank you for watching, a very lovely place indeed! Do you live there?

Enjoy your stay and and thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching. No two data sources have the same figures for cost of living. The criteria and everybody's spending patterns can be so different. Nice isn't among the most affordable cities in the world, but it is more affordable than Paris.

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Thank you for watching, this was mostly filmed in late July. The alpine summer season is very short, from June to end of August. Before June, many of the services haven't started yet. All the best!

Thank you for watching. Do you have a favorite area in the Dolomiti?

@@happygoluckytravel Val Gardena

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Thank you for watching. We filmed this over a week. Technically you can ride all these lifts all in one day because they are in the same valley! But if you'd like to hang out at the top or add on an easy hike, a more relaxed pace will give you great memories. And except for the coffin lift, these peaks and meadows are so vast you can explore them over multiple days using different trails and visiting different huts with a completely different feeling each time.

That's South Tyrolean goulash with dumplings/knödel! Here it's prepared with a more delicate sauce with less paprika flavor than the Hungarian style. Thank you for watching!

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@@happygoluckytravel What would be your monthly budget on average?

Thank you for watching. As slow travelers we take advantage of monthly discounts and spend about $100 per night on accommodations. The rest of one's budget depends so much on individual factors. We can suggest our video on saving money on car travel in Europe if you are a non-EU citizen. Check out the French car leasing programs with pick up points across Europe.

@@happygoluckytravel thank you for your response. Do understand that traveling budget is very personal. Having said that it seems like your lifestyle is as close to what we have done albeit 5 weeks tops. That's why was asking about monthly budget for extended European traveling. Hope it helps. Appreciate efforts you put into running the show. Very smooth and enjoyable 👌. Cheers!

Congrats on your five weeks travel, we hope you get to continue that! Where did you go? Thank you for your support and watching our videos, we appreciate you!