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Im visiting for a few days late May. Planning to call across to Ljubljana.

$90 for the whole gondola and we can divide that the money by 5 person? $18 per person is that right. Thank you!

Great channel. It seems that you live there, so I was curious how the healthcare is. Do doctors speak english or is it sort of a disaster. I'm from New York, so I can go to an Urgent Care in three seconds and get a prescription. Just curious on your end. I've been to Florence and Siena. Completely fell in love with these cities, although Florence seemed to have a high number of tourist trappy restaurants. I don't mind the crowds but it's definitely not as cheap as one would think. Curious what your favorite city is. I may visit Bergamo. Curious if you have ever been there.

Wow. Excellent. You explain every detail. Thank you so much. You helped us so much for our trip

Great video! We are will be in Venice for a couple of weeks over Christmas and New Year's Day. I'm a coffee lover, so we are planning at least a day trip to Trieste. You are the first person, in all the videos I've seen, that mentioned the buffets. I wasn't able to catch the name of the buffet you had filmed at, but it looked right up my alley. Would you mind replying with the name? Thanks so much for the content and I'm looking forward to watching your other videos.

Great Video! We are going to take the Alilaguna from Venice back to Marco Polo airport. I am planning to book a shared shuttle named GoOpti from Marco Polo to Trieste. Do you know where the shared shuttles are required to park at the airport? We are all in our late 70’s and don’t want to be lugging our luggage a long distance.

I don't want to compare Torino with other Italian cities, but for me, it remains the most beautiful city in Italy. This city is simply wonderful, it also boasts many records, Torino is the city that has the largest porticoed square in Europe, the first capital of Italy, it has the largest and best preserved Roman gate in the world "porta palatina", it hosts, outside Egypt, the most important Egyptian Museum in the world. In 1896 in Torino there was the first cinema screening in Italy. The "Porta Palazzo" market is the largest open-air market of Europe, the Mole Antonelliana was until 1889 the tallest building in all of Europe, it is the Italian city where the film industry was first established, it boasts of being one of the greenest European cities if not the largest among them, Espresso coffee was invented in Torino, and many other things. Everything about Torino will win you over, its architecture, its museums, its parks, its squares, its fountains, its food, sweet and savory. Visit Torino, you will be fascinated by it, it is a real jewel, which you will never forget.

Will be there for my birthday week in December ❤

I'm so glad I found your channel! I'm starting to plan a trip to Italy for my husband and me next year, and we're on the hunt for peaceful spots where we can really soak in the Italian culture, food, and relaxed pace of life. Your suggestions are exactly what I was hoping to find, and thanks to you, we're now considering an albergo diffuso (11:42 )instead of the busier cities like Florence or Venice. Thank you, and wishing you all the best with your channel!

Any recommendation for a website to book a taxi to the airport from Piazzale Roma?

Hardly encountered anyone at all FOR NOW!!

Thanks for the info, ill be in Treviso this weekend and will try some places you mentioned

I'm preparing for a family trip in December and this video is very helpful. Thank you so much.

Going there tomorrow afternoon to have 3 nights trip with my family (with 2 kids). Thanks for all of your videos: simple, sincere, & everything is just essential info. Any tips with traveling with kids for 3 days in Venice?

Great video. I have a very early flight leaving Venice. Can you get a cab anytime from Venice to the airport? Like 4am?

Vi rode eh?

If only you would pronounce TORINO

Wow, if it’s better than your wife’s cooking it must be Heaven! I’ll be there in April and will check it out. What else should I check out while in Treviso?

Dude, thanks for the video. Going to Turin this winter. Very helpful!

Beautiful Torino. Thank you great information.

Great Video, thank you

I'm surprised you didn't mention Juventus or Grande Torino back in the 40s who had an unfortunate plane crash, Italian football/soccer fans say they would have won the world cup if it wasn't for the plane crash in 1948. It looks very spacious and cultural but without the mass tourism like Florence or Rome.

Subscribed excellent detail. I think Turin will get a lot of British and French tourists once they build the direct high speed rail to Lyon in 2032 and then you can probably a direct train to Paris too. So much culture and beautiful scenery with the alps in foreground as well two massive Football teams Juve and FC Torino.

Will be there in a few weeks!

Great, I will be staying at Centro Historico. Thanks for the video

I grew up in Torino and I still believe this is the most beautiful city in Italy!!

I'm from Turin... and your video is extremely nice and well done! So, thanks for honoring my city. If you plan to go again, consider visiting some areas just outside Turin: - If you are a fun of Savoy history, renaissance etc, then you must visit the other royal residences just outside Turin: Stupinigi, Venaria Reale, Rivoli castle (which today is a contemporary art museum) - a curiosity about Rivoli (easily reachable by bus from Turin city center): during the 16th century, the capital of Savoy was transferred from Chambery (France) to Turin. Since the royal palace of Turin was not yet ready to accommodate the royal family, Rivoli castle played the role of capital for about 2 years during the transition from Chambery to Turin, but this is not found in the history books - - if you are a roman history fun, then you must visit Susa (approx 50 kms from Turin, but reachable with a direct train from Porta Nuova), where you can visit the Amphitheatre, Augustus arc and other roman remains - if you are a food and (mostly) wine lover, then you cannot miss the Langhe and Roero hills (about 1h drive from Turin) where you can taste among the best (red) wines in the world, to name a few: Barolo, Barbaresco, Roero Riserva, Nebbiolo d'Alba, Barbera d'Alba superiore, etc. Enjoy your next visit to Turin and thanks again for your video

This is the best explanation on how to get from the Marco Polo airport to Venice. I know since I experienced riding in a water taxi (we booked ahead of time) and the vaporetto. This video was not available then. How i wish it were. I am now a subscriber!!Thank you and I will have to watch your Trieste video as we are headed that way next year!!!

It sad, I am already in Europe, was going to drive to my great grand parent's village but don't have this thing.. sucks..

Aligunda where to see the timing as we having early flight on decemebr

This is a great video if you want to visit Trieste, we just have and we watched this before, during and again after our trip. Thanks for posting, it's an excellent travel guide, we felt we'd seen it all after ticking off the various places.

You 've summarised professionally and made me see the city soon.Thank you.

Thank you so much for all the tips and information you shared. Awesome!

Wonderful. Thanks and very specific info! My granddaughter is there for a semester abroad so I'll be wandering about while she is in class. Looking forward to it and made my reservation for the Egyptian Museu m just in case there are still a lot of tourists in October.

Best video about the city that I‘ve seen so far.

We leave Cremona tomorrow for 10 days in Turino after seeing this

Mate - I’ll be in Venice in two weeks time with my family of five. Yours is the best and easiest to follow video I’ve watched on options for transport. You’ve convinced my wife we’ll be taking a water taxi for the ‘once in a lifetime trip’. Cheers 👍

Excellent video! Straightforward and very detailed. Much appreciated!

Thank you very much, it’s very informative, specially when we arrive in Marco Polo Airport. You are doing a great job!

Fellow Bostonian here who has been to Italy many times but I haven't yet been toTurin. I've been doing research and it looks amazing . Your video is very informative... thank you.

Super clear and neat instructions! Thank you for the video!

Very good video and great tips.

thank you for the explanation on the useful information

Tbh looks kind of boring, i was planning a week in turin but maybe thats too much

Wow, Thank you for this. You've made a brilliant video. Really helpful. Great job!

Where from arrivals do you go to get to the 🏧 atm you mentioned before you get your water taxi ?

What a delightful video! I'm going for the first time and this was the best video I've watched, full of useful information and nice opinions, thank you!

Disembarkation from cruise in Trieste. Will require taxi to train station to store bags there. Tips for this process? Later that day taking direct train to Trieste airport.

Hey thank you for these great tips. I am planning to go soon and I am wondering if it is better to book a gondola ride online or in person. From what I know it is generally better to book online to avoid long lines and guarantee yourself a ride. But I would love to hear your opinion on that.

Where is the best spot to see sunset gondola?