Let's get serious for a moment. First, I've said it before but your video production quality is unreal. Second, the food you find and showcase is astounding. Third, the house in the country is a dream. Let's be honest, the stonework alone would cost the amount of the asking price here in America. The intricacy and extent of the stone landscaping is hard to believe. It is an enchanted Italian dream, custom built to wander in the cool mornings and warm evenings, picking ripe fruit, entertaining friends and being at peace. Incredible. 420 days until I retire with a pension at fifty years old. I'm coming. Thank you for these videos, you're an artist putting them together.
To be completely honest, though, as an Italian... small towns have so many homes for sale because smalltown life can be boring AF. If you can afford it, something like this can be great as a weekend house: Italians will work Mon-Fri in the city, and then spend the weekend in a beautiful small town surrounded by beautiful countryside or mountains. Sunday night they'll all be on the highway to get back to the city, though.
RIP drone. Love your videos, you really do bring us some amazing homes. That villa was a treat. I would love a property like that, mostly because of the beautiful gardens, but would prefer a smaller house.
Wow! Two amazing places! Love the tile in the first and the size and gardens of the second. I have a large family and can imagine us fitting perfectly there! Also, the pastry making lesson...suddenly so hungry for pistachio filled pastry! 🥰
Yes, I agree with many viewers comments. Your videos are superior in quality. They transcend the too often cookie cutter documentaries for large branded media. It's authentically Italian. Bravo. Ciao.❤❤❤
Ciao Marco, been viewing your fabulous vids for some time, grazie mille, great how you include info on town, local food & quality ristoranti available 👏😊👍. Thankyou for sharing Parabita, agree, looks like an excellent town in Salento, and really loved, in particular, the character, and cimintina tiles in the first property, bravo to the owners, and a top terrace. Great find! And your lunch looked superb. Must visit there one day, tutto il meglio, 😊.
Marco, e talmente bellissima la citta. Io amo le case hai mostrato. E la mia parte favorita dell'Italia. Grazie per upload ogni tempo senza aspettatione dalla nostra.
The pronunciation of Italian by the chef was superb. I understood every word and am quite proficient at reading and understanding. Unfortunately I don’t speak it well , nor write it well. 😢😮😢 Love your channel which I just chanced upon and plan to follow it regularly.
This is amazing. Thanks so much for bringing these gems to us. Question on remodeling: Are there contractors or workers in the area that can handle renovations and upgrades? Or is that difficult to find. A video on that would be great.
Finding that drone will be a story for the townsfolk probably. I loved the graphic you popped in re: pigeon it gives a nice contrast to your elegant style. AND love the cultural mixed in the pastry looked delicious. Perfetto! That second property the garden....so beautiful.
Your videos are so beautifully done. The town the two apartments were in is so beautiful and quaint. For us, the two apartments are a perfect solution. We could live in the top apartment and rent the lower apartment. While I respect the owner's desire to preserve the historical integrities of the kitchens, I don't feel they are functional as is. I would renovate them while somehow maintaining the architectural characteristics.
09:03 DH1 is truly an amazing property. I love the ceilings. It's a house anyone would love to live in year-round. 21:28 DH2 is astounding. The amount of land is tremendous. True. The top floor would make a luscious bedroom for the owner of the property.
Every videos done profesional Crazy Beautiful ! , please take us the locals looks like and how far from the city so we able to figure out thats how far the property and need the car. People outside Italy don't know much about towns outside big cities tourism
I am 67 and have tried to live in Italy - it is not for me. Our culture are so different. In Sweden we repair things in advance, before they break - in Italy the repair when it is broken. This explains why we are so different. Italy is also a ruin but very beatiful and the people are very nice and I like the language which I speak. But it is so differebt to be a visitor for some weeks och months or really live there. Try to rent first - Airbnb is a good option. And learn the language - Italians do not speak English - but if you learn Italian it is very easy to communicate. So Sweden will be my residence and Italy for my vacation.
@@jerikaylesneski It is called maintenance and means that you service your car before it brakes down or mend the roof before it rains inside. Yes this is unknown in Italy I know. A typical italian comment - they have so sensitive skin:).
It is not easy to live in a large country which is an open-air museum. Here when you make a hole you find something ancient. If the government intervenes, the excavation is blocked .. someone says that someone covers everything and does not warn the Superintendency. What you consider old sometimes cannot be touched. If you live in historic houses, the Superintendency will not allow you to restore as you want. There are restrictive laws. The differences ... The differences in cultures are personal enrichments, in my opinion.
Thanks for sharing again. I like the first house. Second house requires a much higher budget and more work/money to get it ready. Garden to second house is a plus but lots of work ;).
Once again, another great video with two interesting properties. I love the potential of the architect designer country house but for me, it would require too many upgrades; new kitchen, new bathrooms, new flooring, and some reconfiguring. Looking forward to your next video
Love the last one but no Air conditioning. That would take some money to accomplish that. But it's very beautiful. Thank you Marco for another great video
Veramente non ho parole!!! Sono tanto lieto di aver trovato il tuo canale. Ho studiato a Firenze 35 anni fa, ho vissuto in Italia 2 anni e ho viaggiato tante volte. Ho deciso di trovare una casa in Italia, però dove !
I really love this country house. So many rooms, you can transform them to a lot of stuff. And the second floor, what an amazing art studio that big room would be. And the garden, amazing. I would hire a gardener, and have all kind of flowers, trees etc. It's really really beautiful. It's a little unclear to me where exact this house is, the distances to nearby towns etc. I always want to know, where can I shop, nearest grocery stores, pharmacy, vet, and such. And the food you had! Oh my... fantastic!
You do beautiful work, and I wish I had seen this years ago! I do have one suggestion, however. Rather than “up talking” at the ends of your sentences, making them sound like questions, drop your voice to indicate a period is in place. Listen to the audio on this. It is a fine point that public speakers often overlook, but to those who are listening to this in English as their second language, it could be confusing. I look forward to more of these.
Another beautiful and informative video marco.....love both place.....keep up the excellent work.....hope your branching out to x or instagram......your reels would kill.....love from goa
Where are all the people? The young fled long ago to Roma London Berlin anywhere with jobs, high wages, freedom & life without stagnation & corruption.
I wonder the same. I love these videos but you never see another soul in them. Makes me feel like I wouldn't want to live in any of these towns. Sad and lonely feeling..
@@ellencatalina2219 problem is the southern people who still goes to the north even if they have no need to emigrate, just for ...tradition. 😄 in some case their family are very rich or rich enough to maintain one or more sons studying in MIlan, Rome, Bologna ecc ecc. (Poor people of course they have to emigrate all over the world) Can you Immagine how many people, how many life, how many money and initiatives are missing from these towns because of that? Neverthless our economy is not dead, southern regions are the major producers of biological foods, or 100% italian spinneret. A true revolution. The only sad thing here is the State which is deliberately absent, but our cities anf small villages are full of energy.
Unless you have a live-in housekeeper I believe the house will require enough daily work to keep you busy a good part of the day, after that I imagine you can do the same things you do anywhere else.... go for a walk or a run, go to the beach, gardening, painting or sculpting, cooking, go around exploring the area, meeting the locals, or just relaxing and enjoying the landscape letting the slower pace of life refuel your creativity 😊
I will tell you a story when I was living in Italy for half a year. One day a man came to fix the connection to internet that did not work. He was very nice and spoke only Italian - but I have learned Italian so we could communicate. It was friday and at three o´clock he said "now I am going to pick up my son at school". I said fine - when do you come back? He just looked at me and said - from thin air "on monday". Fine I said - at what time? He looked me again and from thin air "in the afternoon". He really showed how he was so surprised that anyone could ask so complicated questions about tomorrow. He never came back....So if you have a swedish mind about time - do not move to Italy - if you like the floating life - then it is possible to live there.
I shot the city segments during a weekday at siesta time (2-4pm) when everything is closed and locals are indoors. This is usually the case for all my videos. It’s more practical for me to film and I’m not inconveniencing anybody who doesn’t want to be seen on video. I planned with the restaurant owner to come early for the same reason. Most of these historical city centers are mainly residential streets. Come back in the evening and weekends when locals all come out to socialize and visitors come 👍
Thank you for your response I was in Puglia last summer is was a tourist zoo. Keep doing your beautifully curated videos they have such a beautiful sophistication❤
Beautiful 1st home for an air b&b property, but that 2nd home would be a great episode for Ghost Hunters 😅 I got some serious haunted vibes from that property.
I am looking to buy in Italy. I’m travelling soon to Italy to buy. Love the first town house and the town. Can I be put in touch with the sellers please. Thank you
Interesting for sure, as are most of your showings. I do look forward to them. The first one is great for rentals. Living, not so much. Both kitchens are useless if you wanted to cook a meal. The second house is marvelous but the garden limits its appeal, as you’d have to hire an army of staff to keep it even under control. That one may sit for a while. All that garden and still no pool either. I love the local architecture down there, but the homes seem to be tiny and cramped or a villa in need of a half million in repairs. It looks like south Texas where I am. Is it hotter than hell there? It always seems so bright and sunny in your tubes. But I wonder if that sun is just brutal in the afternoon. I don’t know if I’d want to live there. But I don’t mean to be critical. Both were great places to show and I enjoyed seeing them. Love your work.
Can the first house connect both apartments? when you went downstairs to the small room (studio I believe you called it) wouldn't we be on the same level as the lower level apartment? Anyway, is it possible to create a door ( I know the walls are super thick!)
I shot the city segments during a weekday at siesta time (2-4pm) when everything is closed and locals are indoors. This is usually the case for all my videos. It’s more practical for me to film and I’m not inconveniencing anybody who doesn’t want to be seen on video. Most of these historical city centers are mainly residential streets. Come back in the evening and weekends when locals all come out to socialize and visitors come 👍
I purposely film at times when people aren’t around, either early morning or siesta time during weekdays. It’s more practical for myself with the equipment I have and not inconveniencing others who unknowingly might not want to appear on film. Historic centers are largely residential and follow a certain rhythm of daily life. In the evenings and weekends the streets and piazzas fill up with locals and visitors.
Update: current asking price of house number 1 is 110,000€ 👍
I love this home! If you could find me a duplex just like this, with an ocean view, I would buy it straight away. Thank you so much for your work. ❤
Let's get serious for a moment. First, I've said it before but your video production quality is unreal. Second, the food you find and showcase is astounding. Third, the house in the country is a dream. Let's be honest, the stonework alone would cost the amount of the asking price here in America. The intricacy and extent of the stone landscaping is hard to believe. It is an enchanted Italian dream, custom built to wander in the cool mornings and warm evenings, picking ripe fruit, entertaining friends and being at peace. Incredible. 420 days until I retire with a pension at fifty years old. I'm coming. Thank you for these videos, you're an artist putting them together.
Thank you! Your words of support mean alot! I’m glad you’ve been enjoying.
Italy is waiting for you 😃
Love the second house and garden with so much potential
I'm 52 and bought in a beautiful town called Mussomeli in Sicily from Australia. You'll never regret moving to Italy.
Let's also add that Gallipoli is a beautiful coast town quite close to it.
This could be a stunning wedding venue. Outdoor wedding with the gardens brought back to life.
OMG!!!!!! That first house …. I love! and the second one with amazing gardens!!!! & the food!!!!! You have out done yourself!!!Grazie!!!!!
Grazie a te!! I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed!
Marco, the filming and editing are incredible. It was like a Netflix series with all the new changes. Bravo!!!
Thanks so much! I try to experiment with something new in every video.
To be completely honest, though, as an Italian... small towns have so many homes for sale because smalltown life can be boring AF. If you can afford it, something like this can be great as a weekend house: Italians will work Mon-Fri in the city, and then spend the weekend in a beautiful small town surrounded by beautiful countryside or mountains. Sunday night they'll all be on the highway to get back to the city, though.
That's right! I do live here and i agree 😊
Yes, but foreigners need to live in these small towns for the 7% tax rate.
I love seeing how the pasticciotto is made.
Great video! Suggestion: do a video on mountain houses or places in a mountain town!
Yes, that would be fantastic. I'd love to see houses in Lombardy and Trentino ❤
Yes most definitely 100% eagerly awaiting to watch your videos of Lombardy and Trentino ! @@FabiWe91
RIP drone. Love your videos, you really do bring us some amazing homes. That villa was a treat. I would love a property like that, mostly because of the beautiful gardens, but would prefer a smaller house.
Wow! Two amazing places! Love the tile in the first and the size and gardens of the second. I have a large family and can imagine us fitting perfectly there! Also, the pastry making lesson...suddenly so hungry for pistachio filled pastry! 🥰
I learned a new word, “historicality “!
I think he said historicity.
Wow ,Marco,the first one was amazing,the ceramics are the most beautiful ive seen
Yes, I agree with many viewers comments. Your videos are superior in quality. They transcend the too often cookie cutter documentaries for large branded media. It's authentically Italian. Bravo. Ciao.❤❤❤
That first place was amazing for that price 🤯
Thanks for the pasticiotto lesson!
I love the first one, affordable!
Ho vissuto 10 anni a Casarano, e mi godo la nostalgia del salento nei tuoi video. Complimenti per la super crescita del canale!
Adorable first house! Just right, with all the perfect touches! And great price!
I love how the quality of your videos is improving, great content! ❤
Ciao Marco, been viewing your fabulous vids for some time, grazie mille, great how you include info on town, local food & quality ristoranti available 👏😊👍. Thankyou for sharing Parabita, agree, looks like an excellent town in Salento, and really loved, in particular, the character, and cimintina tiles in the first property, bravo to the owners, and a top terrace. Great find! And your lunch looked superb. Must visit there one day, tutto il meglio, 😊.
If I was a younger man, I'd spend money on the renovations and call that second estate "home". Wow. Beautiful.
Thanks for another 2 lovely and distinctly different homes.
Marco, e talmente bellissima la citta. Io amo le case hai mostrato. E la mia parte favorita dell'Italia. Grazie per upload ogni tempo senza aspettatione dalla nostra.
Just wonderful, makes me dream. Thank you❤
Your videos are the bomb! Great content! Keep 'em comin!
The pronunciation of Italian by the chef was superb.
I understood every word and am quite proficient at reading and understanding.
Unfortunately I don’t speak it well , nor write it well.
😢😮😢
Love your channel which I just chanced upon and plan to follow it regularly.
Fantastic video! Both places are special… as well as the food segments as well! Bravo!
This is amazing. Thanks so much for bringing these gems to us. Question on remodeling: Are there contractors or workers in the area that can handle renovations and upgrades? Or is that difficult to find. A video on that would be great.
Finding that drone will be a story for the townsfolk probably. I loved the graphic you popped in re: pigeon it gives a nice contrast to your elegant style. AND love the cultural mixed in the pastry looked delicious. Perfetto! That second property the garden....so beautiful.
Thank you very much.😊
Your videos are so beautifully done. The town the two apartments were in is so beautiful and quaint. For us, the two apartments are a perfect solution. We could live in the top apartment and rent the lower apartment. While I respect the owner's desire to preserve the historical integrities of the kitchens, I don't feel they are functional as is. I would renovate them while somehow maintaining the architectural characteristics.
This is so tastefully decorated and remodeled. Does the furniture come with it?
09:03 DH1 is truly an amazing property. I love the ceilings. It's a house anyone would love to live in year-round.
21:28 DH2 is astounding. The amount of land is tremendous. True. The top floor would make a luscious bedroom for the owner of the property.
Your production quality is so good…love your videos
Every videos done profesional Crazy Beautiful ! , please take us the locals looks like and how far from the city so we able to figure out thats how far the property and need the car. People outside Italy don't know much about towns outside big cities tourism
A dream house is a dream.
The first house is a great deal.
That lunch! So scrumptious.
Thank you for showing great house !
Absolutely Fabulous Video! Thank you!
I am 67 and have tried to live in Italy - it is not for me. Our culture are so different. In Sweden we repair things in advance, before they break - in Italy the repair when it is broken. This explains why we are so different. Italy is also a ruin but very beatiful and the people are very nice and I like the language which I speak. But it is so differebt to be a visitor for some weeks och months or really live there. Try to rent first - Airbnb is a good option. And learn the language - Italians do not speak English - but if you learn Italian it is very easy to communicate. So Sweden will be my residence and Italy for my vacation.
It must be a wonderful talent the Swedes have to know when to repair something in advance. Bravo!
@@jerikaylesneski It is called maintenance and means that you service your car before it brakes down or mend the roof before it rains inside. Yes this is unknown in Italy I know. A typical italian comment - they have so sensitive skin:).
@@pereinarolsson3928 , yes …. very emotional
It is not easy to live in a large country which is an open-air museum. Here when you make a hole you find something ancient. If the government intervenes, the excavation is blocked .. someone says that someone covers everything and does not warn the Superintendency. What you consider old sometimes cannot be touched. If you live in historic houses, the Superintendency will not allow you to restore as you want. There are restrictive laws. The differences ... The differences in cultures are personal enrichments, in my opinion.
Who cares?
Eu não sei o que é mais lindo , os IMÓVEIS que você nos apresentam ou você !!! ❤️
Thanks for sharing again. I like the first house. Second house requires a much higher budget and more work/money to get it ready. Garden to second house is a plus but lots of work ;).
Once again, another great video with two interesting properties. I love the potential of the architect designer country house but for me, it would require too many upgrades; new kitchen, new bathrooms, new flooring, and some reconfiguring. Looking forward to your next video
Love the last one but no Air conditioning. That would take some money to accomplish that. But it's very beautiful. Thank you Marco for another great video
I love this video thank you!
Love love love that last home….!
I love your videos ❤, please post more videos. I wached all few times. Post more with food and what to do in the towns 😅
Amazing houses and amazing prices, more like these please!
Dios mio! The tiles!
Gorgeous gardens for house 2. Who would want to be inside with gardens like that?
Veramente non ho parole!!! Sono tanto lieto di aver trovato il tuo canale. Ho studiato a Firenze 35 anni fa, ho vissuto in Italia 2 anni e ho viaggiato tante volte. Ho deciso di trovare una casa in Italia, però dove !
Really enjoyed this video. We are considering moving to southern Italy in the future.
Very lovely and so nicely presented. Blessings to you💜☮✝☮💜
Esses vídeos ficam melhores a cada postagem. Belíssimos! O vídeo de hoje nos contagia aqui, do outro lado do oceano. 👋🇧🇷
Obrigado. Fico contente que estejam a gostar! Esta parte de Itália é mesmo linda e é um prazer partilhá-la com vocês.
Thank you for another amazing video. Appreciate the hard work and effort you put into it all.
I really love this country house. So many rooms, you can transform them to a lot of stuff. And the second floor, what an amazing art studio that big room would be.
And the garden, amazing. I would hire a gardener, and have all kind of flowers, trees etc. It's really really beautiful.
It's a little unclear to me where exact this house is, the distances to nearby towns etc.
I always want to know, where can I shop, nearest grocery stores, pharmacy, vet, and such.
And the food you had! Oh my... fantastic!
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W A R N I N G !
Have a good meal before watching these video's ❤🎉❤
You do beautiful work, and I wish I had seen this years ago! I do have one suggestion, however. Rather than “up talking” at the ends of your sentences, making them sound like questions, drop your voice to indicate a period is in place. Listen to the audio on this. It is a fine point that public speakers often overlook, but to those who are listening to this in English as their second language, it could be confusing. I look forward to more of these.
Omg I wish I could buy it!!
Another beautiful and informative video marco.....love both place.....keep up the excellent work.....hope your branching out to x or instagram......your reels would kill.....love from goa
The first is perfect and a good price.❤
Where are all the people? The young fled long ago to Roma London Berlin anywhere with jobs, high wages, freedom & life without stagnation & corruption.
This was in the past
I wonder the same. I love these videos but you never see another soul in them. Makes me feel like I wouldn't want to live in any of these towns. Sad and lonely feeling..
@@ellencatalina2219 problem is the southern people who still goes to the north even if they have no need to emigrate, just for ...tradition. 😄 in some case their family are very rich or rich enough to maintain one or more sons studying in MIlan, Rome, Bologna ecc ecc. (Poor people of course they have to emigrate all over the world) Can you Immagine how many people, how many life, how many money and initiatives are missing from these towns because of that? Neverthless our economy is not dead, southern regions are the major producers of biological foods, or 100% italian spinneret. A true revolution. The only sad thing here is the State which is deliberately absent, but our cities anf small villages are full of energy.
Stunning Italian property. I can't find anything at a similar price in Hawaii. But what would I do all day? Garden? Eat figs from the trees I love?
Unless you have a live-in housekeeper I believe the house will require enough daily work to keep you busy a good part of the day, after that I imagine you can do the same things you do anywhere else.... go for a walk or a run, go to the beach, gardening, painting or sculpting, cooking, go around exploring the area, meeting the locals, or just relaxing and enjoying the landscape letting the slower pace of life refuel your creativity 😊
Love your channel!
I will tell you a story when I was living in Italy for half a year. One day a man came to fix the connection to internet that did not work. He was very nice and spoke only Italian - but I have learned Italian so we could communicate. It was friday and at three o´clock he said "now I am going to pick up my son at school". I said fine - when do you come back? He just looked at me and said - from thin air "on monday". Fine I said - at what time? He looked me again and from thin air "in the afternoon". He really showed how he was so surprised that anyone could ask so complicated questions about tomorrow. He never came back....So if you have a swedish mind about time - do not move to Italy - if you like the floating life - then it is possible to live there.
Where are the flowers in the gardens? It doesn’t seem to be maintained very well.
Love your videos.
I love this channel.
Hello ! Why there is no one on the streets?
Great video. Grazie!
Another beautiful and aesthetically pleasing video, why are there NO people around in town and restaurant etc? Seems like a ghost town.
I shot the city segments during a weekday at siesta time (2-4pm) when everything is closed and locals are indoors. This is usually the case for all my videos. It’s more practical for me to film and I’m not inconveniencing anybody who doesn’t want to be seen on video.
I planned with the restaurant owner to come early for the same reason.
Most of these historical city centers are mainly residential streets. Come back in the evening and weekends when locals all come out to socialize and visitors come 👍
Thank you for your response I was in Puglia last summer is was a tourist zoo. Keep doing your beautifully curated videos they have such a beautiful sophistication❤
Beautiful 1st home for an air b&b property, but that 2nd home would be a great episode for Ghost Hunters 😅 I got some serious haunted vibes from that property.
I am looking to buy in Italy. I’m travelling soon to Italy to buy. Love the first town house and the town. Can I be put in touch with the sellers please. Thank you
Send me an email to marco@justdreamitaly.com
Interesting for sure, as are most of your showings. I do look forward to them. The first one is great for rentals. Living, not so much. Both kitchens are useless if you wanted to cook a meal. The second house is marvelous but the garden limits its appeal, as you’d have to hire an army of staff to keep it even under control. That one may sit for a while. All that garden and still no pool either.
I love the local architecture down there, but the homes seem to be tiny and cramped or a villa in need of a half million in repairs. It looks like south Texas where I am. Is it hotter than hell there? It always seems so bright and sunny in your tubes. But I wonder if that sun is just brutal in the afternoon. I don’t know if I’d want to live there. But I don’t mean to be critical. Both were great places to show and I enjoyed seeing them. Love your work.
Ciao, wonderful presentation! I love the second home, how do I get in touch with the realtor? Do you have their link? Grazie 1000!
Are there free standing houses like the 2nd but smaller and cheaper available?
why not? smaller houses are usually cheaper than bigger houses so you could look for a smaller house on the italian real estate websites
Where did the people go?
and the production value goes up. Love seeing how the quality has changed. Congrats on your growth. Love your
channel
Was that the place where the drone landed that was in "La dolce vita?"
Are you a filmmaker by any chance? Ans where in Italy do you live?
Yes. I live in Southern Puglia.
Can the first house connect both apartments? when you went downstairs to the small room (studio I believe you called it) wouldn't we be on the same level as the lower level apartment? Anyway, is it possible to create a door ( I know the walls are super thick!)
I don’t see many people 🤔
It looks great, but looks abandoned
what was behind the glass door near the bathroom in the upstairs of the first house? You showed the bathroom but not the other side?
Very nice, but still no wine :(
is the house number 2 still available?
@@chupakabrachka no, it has been sold
where are the people
What is the price of the second one?
👏💙💜
Awesome. Still available for sale?
👍 yes
pigeon drama 😅🐦
No residents?
What do Europeans mean when they say the air is "fresh" ?
What is price….just watched the video
Well, he does mention it for example 22:45
Why are the Streets in his Videos always so Empty?
I shot the city segments during a weekday at siesta time (2-4pm) when everything is closed and locals are indoors. This is usually the case for all my videos. It’s more practical for me to film and I’m not inconveniencing anybody who doesn’t want to be seen on video.
Most of these historical city centers are mainly residential streets. Come back in the evening and weekends when locals all come out to socialize and visitors come 👍
Is historicity a word?
But there is no one on the streets! Its like a ghost town
I purposely film at times when people aren’t around, either early morning or siesta time during weekdays. It’s more practical for myself with the equipment I have and not inconveniencing others who unknowingly might not want to appear on film. Historic centers are largely residential and follow a certain rhythm of daily life. In the evenings and weekends the streets and piazzas fill up with locals and visitors.
👍👍👍
I'll give you 75k don't push it😂😂😂😂