8 SECRET LOCATIONS in Italy you've NEVER heard of (Hidden gems in 2023)
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Whenever I talk to people who plan on going to Italy or have gone to Italy, the same places that they've visited usually seems to come up. From Rome, Venice or Florence, these are easily some of the most travelled and well known places across Italy. It's not like there's anything wrong with these places but in today's video I wanted to show you guys some locations across Italy that you've probably never heard of that you can add to your Italy itinerary that are hidden gems that I absolutely loved.
There's everything in this video from incredible tropical destinations like the island of Ischia and the village of Vieste to special places in the mountains in the region of Abruzzo like Campo Imperatore and unbelievable castles like rocca calascio and roccascalegna. I've even included probably the strangest travel experience I've ever had in my whole life.
I hope that you like this video and get to explore some of these hidden gems in Italy!
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Have you heard of any of these places before?
Visit the Monti Sibillini e Monti della Laga area, on the border betwenn Marche and Abruzzo. Stunning places.
All of them are beautiful for sure!
Enjoyed your video Joe! I’ve been to Italy a couple of times. I need to visit some of the areas you shared with us. I have family from Abruzzo and will be visiting there next year spending a lot of my visit on that coastal side. Thanks again!
Thanks! I love Abruzzo and I'm trying to encourage others to go to some of the less travelled areas of Italy because there is so much else to see. Enjoy your trip!
My family and I were in Campo Imperatore. It was magical.
Campo has to be one of the most beautiful places in all of Italy!
We did the hike last year (and almost went to Ischia). Campo and trabocchi in 2019
Thank you for those inspirational travel tips! Ischia is definitely on my travel list as well as nearby Procida.
Yes we unfortunately didn't have enough time to visit Procida but it looked beautiful from the ferry haha It's definitely on my Italy bucket list!
Awesome Joe! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video again! We need more videos well done
Thank you! Any more that you'd want to see?
Great informative video! Thanks for creating and sharing. Do you recall the name of the place in the valley where you can grill your own Arrosticini?
Yes I think that it's located here but I haven't been in a while. I went there my first time in Italy but the second time it was closed. www.google.com/maps/place/Ristoro+Giuliani/@42.405468,13.7435126,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x1331cdecff89f973:0xa8875ce7bc031db9!8m2!3d42.4054625!4d13.7435302
Nice video!
I believe Rocca Calascio is where they filmed part of Ladyhawk and The Name of the Rose.
I'm sorry you didn't like the seafood but I'm pretty sure that the octopus at 7:42 wasn't raw (probably boiled or steamed), otherwise it would've looked almost liquid, like a puddle in the plate.
I don't think I've ever heard of anyone in Italy that has ever eaten raw octopus.
Well they did tell me it was raw but maybe it was "cooked" in like a lemon juice or something which a lot of the dishes were there... either way I really did not enjoy it 😂
@@JoeClement You are not alone, I've some friend that can't even see it without loosing their appetite 😁
@@qdaniele97 I toughed it out but I was struggling so hard to eat it haha
Great 👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
Thank you! Cheers!
Great tips, beautiful area, excited to check it out as we prefer authentic un-touristy. Does your uncle have an Airbnb😂?❤
"Way back in 2017", problem had Sanskrit for its subtitles.
‘Secret locations’,…. Where you have to queue up with tourists on a hiking trail.
What a great secret!
I said in the video that it isn't a secret
@@JoeClement And yet you titled the video ‘Secret Locations’. Curious….
Ischia is pronounced EEZ-KEEUH...even if you used the English "ch" sound, it would be EESHEEUH, not EESHKEEUH. And also Vieste is in the Gargano region so is referred to as the spur, not the heel. I understand how much you love Italy, so I recommend watching some RUclips videos on Italian pronunciation. Check out the free 30 day beginner series by Manu, of Italy Made Easy which I highly recommend. Nice work.
It's tricky to pronounce haha I also speak french to it makes it harder
he probably leaarned the neapolitan pronunciation, which is Ishkia😅
@@tanner293 It's a hard one to pronounce ahaha
Niina blaackwell..i can tell youre not from italy no italian born and raised there would sit and talk about somebodys pronunciation over the internet theyre way more focused than that and engaged in their own culture to be criticizing people w their own dialects
Nothing in the North at all? Come on man.
Never been in Northern Italy and I don't want to suggest places that I've never experienced for myself