Isola delle Femmine, Joe DiMaggio museum
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- We take you to Isola delle Femmine in the province of Palermo. Another ancestral hometown is Piana degli Albanesi: t • Piana degli Albanesi, ...
We start out at the fish market, visit the Joe DiMaggio museum, take a boat ride to the natural reserve and sample some local goodies. Many from Isola delle Femmine moved to Pittsburg, Monterey and Martinez , California. We also sample some street foods from Palermo and the infamous cannolo.
02:07 Fish market
02:45 The Joe Dimaggio museum
05:23 Panella shop
05:48 cannoli tasting
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Quest'isola mi ricorda la mia infanzia, avevamo una casina per il periodo estivo anni '80 a Capaci e spesso con la barca andavamo a fare una "scampagnata" sull'isola , bella con una storia affascinante, bei ricordi
Isola delle Femmine is my hometown's Sister City. I live in Monterey, California. I was able to meet Joe DiMaggio when he came to our family picnic. I missed visiting Isola in 2019, but, I hope to visit hopefully in 2022.
Must visit great town !
Thanks for another great episode ! I can taste that cannoli. The best
Wonderful, love watching these videos..........takes me there! Thank you😊
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Than you! Many more on this channel!
I was born and raised in Palermo, we used to go to the beach nell' Isola delle femmine every year. Especially during Ferragosto. Lots of picnics and great food.
Beautiful memories!
The video was great! Thank you so much 🇮🇹
Grazie mille!
I love watching your videos.
Grazie Mille ! We have many more on this channel !
My family on both sides come from Isola Delle Femmina. They came to Monterey as fishermen. My nonno Ventimiglia who was born in Isola Delle Femmina started a sardine factory on Cannery Row in Monterey in the 40s. It’s a park now with a plaque that commemorates him and his cannery. I’ve had the pleasure of visiting this town in Sicily, and discovered several not so distant relatives there. Thank you for this video. It’s lovely.
So glad you enjoyed it ! Love this town!
Always love your episodes!!
Thank you !
GRAZIE MILLE !
hi.I'm from Malta ,love seeing you and showing us sicily .thankyou
My pleasure 😊
Thank you for the wonderful video, really enjoyed seeing where many of my friends here in Monterey ancestors have come from.
Our pleasure!
Wonderful!
GRAZIE MILLE!
Grazie! My father-in-law’s family came from Isola and now live in Pittsburg, CA. We lived in Martinez for several years also! Had plans to visit Sicily earlier this year but had to postpone... :(. Hoping to make it someday!!
Im from Pittsburg, CA! My family is from Isola! ! I would love to visit one day! Looks beautiful !
It's a great little town!
Well done as always.
THANK YOU !
Wow that Connolo looks amazing !! I must go here next time i am in Sicilia
The shell was super fresh!
Grazie!!!! My grandparents were from Isola; we now live in Pittsburg. CA distant relative of Joe DiMaggio
That is so cool!
Great video..loved it
So glad! Many more on our channel :)
Never got to Palermo area...looks wonderful.
Must see!
What a wonderful episode. Thank you so very much for bringing Isola into my living room. I miss her and her people.
Born and raised in Pittsburg, California but my family came from Isola della Femmine. 2nd generation on one side and 3rd generation on the other! love the video and would love to go there one day! Family is in Monterey too!
Great little town! We are adding it to our tours for sure !
Ciao, Karen!
Hi Karen, we need to go visit our family heritage.
You are definitely related to me! Cardinale. My father had 2 half-sisters from Pittsburgh and his father lived in Monterey.
I'm jealous of that canolo. Great video!
Thanks for sharing guys great video that cannoli Mmmmmm ok my parents are from the Provence of Agrigento ☝️❤️👌🇬🇧
I so miss the Cannoli!!! Beautiful episode!
My family is born and raised from Pittsburg CA! I am a direct descendant of Pietro Aiello the first Isola immigrant to Pittsburg! Thank you so much for this video it means the world to me!
That is great ! We are happy you enjoyed it . Many more videos on this channel!
i am Pittsburg
Thank you so much for bringing these lovely places to us and lovely food of course
Food is always great here in Sicily :)
I'm getting hungry!
Thank you so much for your hard work. Beautiful scenery beautiful people beautiful food. And there’s so much to explore. My family is from the province of Enna. My hometown is Valguarnera Caroppe.
We are heading to the Province of Enna next !
Hi guys ! We are from Sciacca. I saw your piece on our town. I hope I get to see you walk our wonderful town one day.
Its a great little town!
How I love everything these two wonder people. Watch any episode and you’ll want to run away t Sicily!
Miss Sicily so much! Stay safe.
Please help us continue producing videos on Sicily so we can educate the world about the island many treasures at our GoFundMe campaign . Grazie Mille ! www.gofundme.com/f/t9s8gzw
The cannoli looked so good , all these towns look wonderful yous go to and Isola looked beautiful fantastic history of Joe di Maggio , tonite episode cheered me up as my soccer team in Scotland got beat tonite by AC Milan ' great work guys stay safe 🇮🇹🙏🏴
My father-in-law Pete Cardinale moved from Isola to Monterey as a boy. He fished all up and down the West Coast and like many Sicilians and Croatians ended up fishing salmon in Alaska. To this day fisherman from Trapetto, San Vito and even Marettimo make the June pilgrimage to Bristol Bay to fish Sockeye.
Wow!!! My dad was born there. We live in Pittsburg California!!
My family fished Bristol Bay for years. They just sold the license about 10 years or so ago.
Wow! Another great adventure! Thank you both for bringing us the sights and flavors of Sicily! Stay well.
@@tommiller7357 Thank you !
Oh, that cannolo looked soooo good! My favorite dessert!
Awesome as always 👏 You continue to show the wonderful things Sicily has to offer!
Thank you !
Beautiful! My mom has some relatives from Palermo, we visited all over the city, never got to see Isola. Moms Zio used to fish for Tuna in San Vito Lo Capo, there’s an old tuna factory building still there. Sicilia is beautiful! ❤️☀️😘
Have added this lovely place to my visit list.. Thanks for all you do to show off Sicily’s beauty & culture!! 🥰🥰
Sue I was truly impressed in many ways by this town and we will put it as a stop on our West coast tours .
Our pleasure!
I’m really enjoying these
Hope to get back to Sicily sooner than later
We love your videos, we learn history of the area while finding another beautiful place to add to our next trip to Sicily.
Did not know about the Dimaggio family...
My Nana is in the photo at 1.43 minutes into the video.
Beautiful!
Never got to Palermo area...looks wonderful.