I’ve never been in Puglia. I love your travel video. I am looking for a vacation destination when the Covid is over. After your video I am going to visit at least some of these towns. Well done!!!
I enjoyed this video very much. I’ll be heading to Puglia in November and December and will be going to almost all the places you mentioned. Very well done!
Thank you for posting the very realistic clip of the plastic floating in the ocean. We fell in love with the area but we’re so heart broken at all the trash.
I love, love, love your travel videos. Great photography and you always have the very best info. I know you are traveling in Europe now so I hope you are having a wonderful holiday and safe travels back to Mexico.
I love Puglia and your lovely travel vlog of it is excellent! Very well done, narrated, shot, edited and narrated. Informative and entertaining, both of you are excellent travel reviewers and I enjoyed your commentary of this region of Italy that is less visited and acknowledged than all others. Of course, that is why I love it so....Bravissimo, Gentlemen!
Wawww magnificent video! Thank you, for show to us those spectaculars towns from Puglia, too much to see in south Italy, although not as popular as the north but also so beautiful and interesant! Alberobello, so unique town!, I have just seen in an old film "Casanova 70" starring Marcelo Mastroianni, and also that town called Matera, I didn't know that I was so close to those towns when I was in Lecce! I have enjoyed it very much. Congratulations!
Thank you Francisco. Yes, Matera was a surprise for us too, such a place with heavy history. And Alberobello looks so unreal. You might need to go back to Puglia soon ;-) Saludos!
so i commented in the previous video about Monopoly..glad you went and to Trani and Ostuni...i love them all...true Trani is a ghost town in off season but i love the empty feeling of having the town to yourself
These are just beautiful towns and villages in Italy, thanks for sharing. How did you travel around Italy, did you have access to a car that you used to travel or did you move about via trains?
It is true, Italy is very full of enchanting places. We had a rental car, it is still the easiest way to travel, especially in the south, where public transportation is not very developed.
Enjoying your videos. Question: how did you travel from puglia to Sicily because that what we are planning to do but not sure what is the best way and difficult is it?
We flew from Bari to Palermo with Volotea airlines. It was quite an inexpensive flight and super convenient. We are not sure how they fly now after the lockdowns and all that but it is worth investigating. Thank you for watching.
Yes, it is indeed, I think we correct this sometime during the video. It is of course easy access form Puglia but in Basilicata as you say. Thank you for watching.
Please leave on mute the part you incorrectly say that "Matera is part of Puglia" when t's not! It's a city in the Basilicata region! Other than that your video is very good!
Thank you for watching. Actually at the very beginning of the video we say that one of the places we visit is in Basilicata... I wonder if I didn't say it loud enough. Sorry for that.
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I’ve never been in Puglia. I love your travel video. I am looking for a vacation destination when the Covid is over. After your video I am going to visit at least some of these towns. Well done!!!
Thank you very much, Puglia is indeed a very recommendable destination, we were surprised about the amount of different destinations in that area.
I enjoyed this video very much. I’ll be heading to Puglia in November and December and will be going to almost all the places you mentioned. Very well done!
Safe travels, always!
Quante e bella la mia Puglia ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Molto bella! Grazie
Thank you for posting the very realistic clip of the plastic floating in the ocean. We fell in love with the area but we’re so heart broken at all the trash.
Yes plastic seems to be everywhere now. There is always something that each of us can do to reduce this. Thank you for watching.
Great video tour of the jewels of Puglia. I have been to all the places you include in this visit. I Iove them all!
Thank you for watching. The area is indeed amazing, so full of variety.
Yea monopoli!! Come and visit us...Puglia is wonderful and safe!!!
Thank you for watching.
Excellent video! We are marking our calendar right now. So informative, can’t wait to visit some of your recommendations .. will subscribe!
Thank you very much for watching and for your subscription. We are happy you are inspired about what you saw. Have a lovely day.
I love, love, love your travel videos. Great photography and you always have the very best info. I know you are traveling in Europe now so I hope you are having a wonderful holiday and safe travels back to Mexico.
Thank you very much for your kind comment, Yes, we are in Europe and enjoying a lot, soon travelling back to Mexico. All the best to you.
I love Puglia and your lovely travel vlog of it is excellent! Very well done, narrated, shot, edited and narrated. Informative and entertaining, both of you are excellent travel reviewers and I enjoyed your commentary of this region of Italy that is less visited and acknowledged than all others. Of course, that is why I love it so....Bravissimo, Gentlemen!
Thank you very much. It is really motivating to get this kind of comment. We enjoyed our stay in Puglia, it has so much to offer.
Wawww magnificent video! Thank you, for show to us those spectaculars towns from Puglia, too much to see in south Italy, although not as popular as the north but also so beautiful and interesant! Alberobello, so unique town!, I have just seen in an old film "Casanova 70" starring Marcelo Mastroianni, and also that town called Matera, I didn't know that I was so close to those towns when I was in Lecce! I have enjoyed it very much. Congratulations!
Thank you Francisco. Yes, Matera was a surprise for us too, such a place with heavy history. And Alberobello looks so unreal. You might need to go back to Puglia soon ;-) Saludos!
Yes, indeed! Saludos Amigos desde México Amigos!
Great video so many magnificent places too see in puglia. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome, thank you for watching.
Can’t wait
Thank you for watching. We hope that you enjoy your travels. All the best!
La puglia e l'incontro italiano se andate in puglia vi innamorerete BELLA GRANDE PUGLIA
Sì, ci siamo innamorati della Puglia e possiamo consigliare un viaggio lì. Grazie per aver guardato.
@@TheWayWeSawIt grazie a voi per il bellissimo video
This was wonderfully done. Thank you. Would you recommend going to Monopoli instead of Trani?
Thank you very much for watching. Both places have their attraction, you may need to visit both ;-)
I love Puglia
Thank you for watching. We love Puglia too.
Great video! Thanks!
Thank you very much and thank you for watching.
so i commented in the previous video about Monopoly..glad you went and to Trani and Ostuni...i love them all...true Trani is a ghost town in off season but i love the empty feeling of having the town to yourself
Yes, this ride was a real treat to us. Every town and village had its special atmosphere. Thank you for watching.
Good job guys.
Thank you very much, that is very kind. Thank you for watching.
Magnifico video!
Grazie mille!
Thanks for a nice video presentation. I am delighted to subscribe and like your. Hannel.
Thank you very much and welcome to the channel.
These are just beautiful towns and villages in Italy, thanks for sharing. How did you travel around Italy, did you have access to a car that you used to travel or did you move about via trains?
It is true, Italy is very full of enchanting places. We had a rental car, it is still the easiest way to travel, especially in the south, where public transportation is not very developed.
Good video.Saluti da Aosta(Valle D'Aosta)
Thank you very much. Saludos to Aosta and thank you for watching.
Thank you for this video! Very helpful. However, where would you recommend to stay as a base in Puglia?
We thing Bari is a great place to stay when discovering Puglia. Thank you for watching.
C'est très beau !
Merci Roger. Italie est toujours plein de surprises.
Enjoying your videos. Question: how did you travel from puglia to Sicily because that what we are planning to do but not sure what is the best way and difficult is it?
We flew from Bari to Palermo with Volotea airlines. It was quite an inexpensive flight and super convenient. We are not sure how they fly now after the lockdowns and all that but it is worth investigating. Thank you for watching.
@@TheWayWeSawIt thank you for responding 🙏🏻
With pleasure
Thanks for the video, may I know where are you guys from?
Thank you for watching. We are from Switzerland.
Matera is in Basilicata.
Yes, it is indeed, I think we correct this sometime during the video. It is of course easy access form Puglia but in Basilicata as you say. Thank you for watching.
Please leave on mute the part you incorrectly say that "Matera is part of Puglia" when t's not! It's a city in the Basilicata region!
Other than that your video is very good!
Thank you for watching. Actually at the very beginning of the video we say that one of the places we visit is in Basilicata... I wonder if I didn't say it loud enough. Sorry for that.
Nice video. Thanks
Thank you for watching.
Amazing
Thank you for watching.
The Way We Saw It welcome and keep creating more vlogs😊
Thank you
Excuse me, but the first sitting systems with continuous rinsing in Europe, in some ways similar to the current ones, were widespread in the ancient Roman world. Important archaeological finds in Ostia, Herculaneum, Pompeii and even at the Hadrian's Wall
Thank you very much for the insight, really appreciated. And thank you for watching.
Monopoly from Ancient Greek μονοπώλιον (monopṓlion) from μόνος (mónos, “sole”) + πωλέω (sell)= “a right of exclusive sale”
Thank you very much for your insights. The Greek influence in this area was very big. Crazy how times change...
You have to visit the Canary Islands in Spain
Thank you for watching. We have visited Fuerteventura a couple of times and loved it. The rest will be done next.
Ah Bello! Matera is Basilicata not Puglia! Unless you want to confuse people😂😂😂
Indeed, we didn't want to confuse people, that is why we corrected our mistake. Thank you for watching.
Matera is in Basilicata.
Yes, it is indeed. That is why we mentioned it. Thank you for watching.