I love how your "career of Italian real estate" is unfolding and improving. The getting to and from video is great. Might I suggest next time a vo in place of the subtitles?
Visiting Italy we have walked many popular towns.. for your viewers who wonder... not meeting anyone on these types of walkways doesn't mean the town isn't lived in... I really enjoyed this video, thank you for all the uploads you share.
Ti scrivo in italiano perché in inglese ho un vocabolario ristretto. Lo sai perché costruivano sulle montagne? Perché con la caduta dell'impero romano d'occidente e poi in seguito nel medioevo, vi erano i pirati che partivano dalle coste del nord africa e anziché abbordare le navi sbarcavano lungo le coste del meridione. Venivano chiamati saraceni. Generalmente con la bella stagione se si vedeva una vela nera sul mare arrivavano, un po' come facevano in vichinghi nel mare del Nord sulle coste inglesi, saccheggiavano il raccolto depredavano i manufatti e spesso anche le donne più belle e se ne ritornavano in Africa. Dopo la WW1 l'Italia era a pezzi. 3 milioni si di soldati smobilitati che spesso non trovavano più il posto di lavoro e da questi paesini poveri iniziò la grande emigrazione verso le Americhe. Generalmente gli abitanti del sud sceglievano gli USA, mentre quelli del Nord preferivano l'Argentina. Allo scoppio della WW2 in America c'erano 3 milioni di italiani, scarsamente interessati al loro paese di partenza tanto che molti loro figli sono stati arruolati nelle truppe americane e mandati a combattere in Europa, anche in Sicilia. Del resto è noto il contributo dato dalle famiglie mafiose siciliane allo sbarco americano ad Augusta. Ti cito un passo del grande commediografo ebreo americano Arthur Miller. Viene a fare un viaggio in Sicilia dopo la guerra e siede in un bar non so di quale città siciliana. Fra i presenti c'è Lucky Luciano scarcerato ed espulso dagli americani e spedito in Sicilia come premio per la sua collaborazione. Un suo sottopancia dice a Miller che Lucky lo vuole conoscere. Così si incontrano e Lucky gli chiede il motivo della sua presenza in Sicilia, si informa del suo lavoro e Miller risponde: Theatre. Si congedano e un sottopancia di Lucky senza dire una parola prende Miller e lo carica su di una macchina, senza sire una parola. Dopo diverse ore arrivano a Siracusa. Viene spalancato lo sportello della macchina e Miller viene fatto scendere. Poi viene portato in un luogo e il sottopancia di Lucky dice a Miller in dialetto siciliano: Chistu è u teatro. Here is the theatre. L'ignorante Lucky aveva inteso che Miller fosse un archeologo e non un drammaturgo. Comunque ci sono due interessanti opere ambientate fra la comunità italo americana: "Un cappello pieno di pioggia" che è un vero capolavoro e ti fa ben capire cosa voglia dire la droga. La dovrebbero vedere tutti questa commedia, e naturalmente: "A wiew from the bridge", un po' stereotipato sul carattere dei meridionali, ma ben fatto. Oggi la comunità italo americana è inesistente, sono diventati tutti americani al 100% e anziché essere un paese di emigrazione siamo diventati un paese di immigrazione. Le vie strette e la salita sono fatte apposta per rendere il saccheggio più difficile, inoltre c'erano probabilmente delle mura che cingevano la cittadina e lungo la costa rimangono ancora torri d'avvistamento. I paesi sono stati abbandonati e le persone sono andate ad abitare lungo la costa per sfruttare l'aspetto turistico. Ho visto delle pareti bianche. Probabilmente alcune case sono crollate e quella strada per arrivare in macchina sicuramente è stata fatta dopo la WW2. Le strade strette erano percorse sicuramente da muli da soma che portavano nelle case i raccolti dei campi a valle.
Super interesting! Thank you for the history lesson! I first went to Italy in 1970. It felt very wild and like WW2 had just ended. No fancy clothes on most people. The food and atmosphere was fantastic and looked like a Fellini movie around every corner. I still love it and come back as often as possible. Mille grazie!
@@noligirl1 Where did you in the middle of Sicily or Calabria, already in the 60 Italy had an economic boom like no other or at least North Central Italy . There was high fashion, all movie stars went to Rome or Milan and Florance for high Fashion, Armani back then just started, my family had 2 cars house, dressed so well and us too, went to restaurants every Sunday we had a high standard of living without being rich.. When I move to London mid 80 I found out of London was so backward compared to Italy . Yes, the yunky did bomb so much Italy is what they are good killing children and destroying as now.
Hi Dauvo, I've watched many of your videos and I've started looking at property for sale in Italy. I know many of your videos show the $1 euro homes but I was surprised to find many flats for sale that are relatively inexpensive all across Italy. I'm an investor here in the United States and I do many rehabs and flips. My one concern with buying some of the properties that you feature in your videos is not knowing the areas and being able to find competent labor, supplies and materials. Because of that I've been looking at newer properties and flats that may not need the extensive work that some of the properties that you feature in your videos would need. Keep up the great work, I enjoy all your videos.
Thank you for editing together all these great shots. It's so great to see from your point of view, exploring. I just wanted to add that the music was not helpful, because although it was decently produced music, it was just too much. If you leave it out next time, the sound of footsteps, the city, the weather, and your thoughts and experiences walking through the city are so much more informative and fun to hear. Thank you!
Okay, I'll add to that. In some cases, cutting in some music between your voice clips is great, if the music has the right feel. This music that you chose felt like one commercial after another.
You barely escaped that narrow passageway. I got nervous lol! Each turn has its eternity or it's a dead end. Do you leave bread crumbs so you can find your way back to your car? Nonetheless, I always look forward to your great adventure. Thank you for all you do!
Beautiful but too remote. There wasn’t a single person in the whole walk! That alleyway was super tight. I would have gotten stuck since I’m a little bit bigger than you 😂
❤ I am from Iran and this house in my opinion is great i have 2 children and its enough for us now how can buy ones if possibel tell us my wife accepted to immigrate there be happy thank you for you videoes❤
but help others to buy 1 euro houses. I'm interested in buying a house for 1 euro, it's interesting to see the streets of possible places to buy. Apart from knowing the beautiful Italian landscapes.
@@signaprata4851 what point in investing Euros only for landscape view that too 1 month in year. I would prefer hotel rather investing Euros here. U buy 1 euro home renovate it for year watching landscape and then realise hotel was better option 😂
It is Super Super Isolated Place and if you have Furnitures you need Mules or Donkeys to Carry them so high there in Narrow streets where No One even lives there ... Maybe there are Earth Quakes Zones there as well in Sicily ?!
near to the sea and all of these are on the mountain😂😂😂 with a lot of stairs and narrow streets all {home wrecks} cost only 1 e...... {buy one to have an easy and wonderfull life}😂😂😂
The quality of your videos just keeps getting better.
I totally agree . The music is nice, too !
Thanks Dauvo I really enjoyed this virtual tour. Agreed Itala is beautiful.
I love how your "career of Italian real estate" is unfolding and improving.
The getting to and from video is great. Might I suggest next time a vo in place of the subtitles?
Thanks! I appreciate your suggestion. I was trying something new to see if people liked it more. But it looks like the voice over is more desirable
Yeah I'd say definitely go with the voice overs...great channel though!
Was für ein wunderschöner Ort.
Bei den vielen Treppenstufen bleibt man bestimmt fit bis ins hohe Alter. 😂
❤lichen Dank fürs Zeigen !
thanks Dauvo!! For showing the incredible landscapes.
Thank you Signa!
Visiting Italy we have walked many popular towns.. for your viewers who wonder... not meeting anyone on these types of walkways doesn't mean the town isn't lived in... I really enjoyed this video, thank you for all the uploads you share.
Wow, that space looks ready to let some love shine in.
Ti scrivo in italiano perché in inglese ho un vocabolario ristretto. Lo sai perché costruivano sulle montagne? Perché con la caduta dell'impero romano d'occidente e poi in seguito nel medioevo, vi erano i pirati che partivano dalle coste del nord africa e anziché abbordare le navi sbarcavano lungo le coste del meridione. Venivano chiamati saraceni. Generalmente con la bella stagione se si vedeva una vela nera sul mare arrivavano, un po' come facevano in vichinghi nel mare del Nord sulle coste inglesi, saccheggiavano il raccolto depredavano i manufatti e spesso anche le donne più belle e se ne ritornavano in Africa. Dopo la WW1 l'Italia era a pezzi. 3 milioni si di soldati smobilitati che spesso non trovavano più il posto di lavoro e da questi paesini poveri iniziò la grande emigrazione verso le Americhe. Generalmente gli abitanti del sud sceglievano gli USA, mentre quelli del Nord preferivano l'Argentina. Allo scoppio della WW2 in America c'erano 3 milioni di italiani, scarsamente interessati al loro paese di partenza tanto che molti loro figli sono stati arruolati nelle truppe americane e mandati a combattere in Europa, anche in Sicilia. Del resto è noto il contributo dato dalle famiglie mafiose siciliane allo sbarco americano ad Augusta. Ti cito un passo del grande commediografo ebreo americano Arthur Miller. Viene a fare un viaggio in Sicilia dopo la guerra e siede in un bar non so di quale città siciliana. Fra i presenti c'è Lucky Luciano scarcerato ed espulso dagli americani e spedito in Sicilia come premio per la sua collaborazione. Un suo sottopancia dice a Miller che Lucky lo vuole conoscere. Così si incontrano e Lucky gli chiede il motivo della sua presenza in Sicilia, si informa del suo lavoro e Miller risponde: Theatre. Si congedano e un sottopancia di Lucky senza dire una parola prende Miller e lo carica su di una macchina, senza sire una parola. Dopo diverse ore arrivano a Siracusa. Viene spalancato lo sportello della macchina e Miller viene fatto scendere. Poi viene portato in un luogo e il sottopancia di Lucky dice a Miller in dialetto siciliano: Chistu è u teatro. Here is the theatre. L'ignorante Lucky aveva inteso che Miller fosse un archeologo e non un drammaturgo. Comunque ci sono due interessanti opere ambientate fra la comunità italo americana: "Un cappello pieno di pioggia" che è un vero capolavoro e ti fa ben capire cosa voglia dire la droga. La dovrebbero vedere tutti questa commedia, e naturalmente: "A wiew from the bridge", un po' stereotipato sul carattere dei meridionali, ma ben fatto. Oggi la comunità italo americana è inesistente, sono diventati tutti americani al 100% e anziché essere un paese di emigrazione siamo diventati un paese di immigrazione. Le vie strette e la salita sono fatte apposta per rendere il saccheggio più difficile, inoltre c'erano probabilmente delle mura che cingevano la cittadina e lungo la costa rimangono ancora torri d'avvistamento. I paesi sono stati abbandonati e le persone sono andate ad abitare lungo la costa per sfruttare l'aspetto turistico. Ho visto delle pareti bianche. Probabilmente alcune case sono crollate e quella strada per arrivare in macchina sicuramente è stata fatta dopo la WW2. Le strade strette erano percorse sicuramente da muli da soma che portavano nelle case i raccolti dei campi a valle.
Wow! Interessante sapere tutto questo! Grazie.
Super interesting! Thank you for the history lesson! I first went to Italy in 1970. It felt very wild and like WW2 had just ended. No fancy clothes on most people. The food and atmosphere was fantastic and looked like a Fellini movie around every corner. I still love it and come back as often as possible. Mille grazie!
@@noligirl1 Where did you in the middle of Sicily or Calabria, already in the 60 Italy had an economic boom like no other or at least North Central Italy . There was high fashion, all movie stars went to Rome or Milan and Florance for high Fashion, Armani back then just started, my family had 2 cars house, dressed so well and us too, went to restaurants every Sunday we had a high standard of living without being rich.. When I move to London mid 80 I found out of London was so backward compared to Italy . Yes, the yunky did bomb so much Italy is what they are good killing children and destroying as now.
I loved this new format for a change 😊 Great to mix it up I think! Thankyou for all the information you share.
Thanks for sharing. The balance between talking and music is definitely a challenge.. glad to hear you enjoy a change every once in a while
You find the most amazing places. Love your videos. So very happy you back.
Great content. Itala looks like a gem of a town.
Not bad at all. But quiet, but i enjoy that kind of thing
So pretty. Relaxing video.
Hi Dauvo, I've watched many of your videos and I've started looking at property for sale in Italy. I know many of your videos show the $1 euro homes but I was surprised to find many flats for sale that are relatively inexpensive all across Italy. I'm an investor here in the United States and I do many rehabs and flips. My one concern with buying some of the properties that you feature in your videos is not knowing the areas and being able to find competent labor, supplies and materials. Because of that I've been looking at newer properties and flats that may not need the extensive work that some of the properties that you feature in your videos would need. Keep up the great work, I enjoy all your videos.
Visually intriguing, audibly torturous
Thank you for editing together all these great shots. It's so great to see from your point of view, exploring. I just wanted to add that the music was not helpful, because although it was decently produced music, it was just too much. If you leave it out next time, the sound of footsteps, the city, the weather, and your thoughts and experiences walking through the city are so much more informative and fun to hear. Thank you!
Okay, I'll add to that. In some cases, cutting in some music between your voice clips is great, if the music has the right feel. This music that you chose felt like one commercial after another.
Italy is so beautiful. 🥰
You barely escaped that narrow passageway. I got nervous lol! Each turn has its eternity or it's a dead end. Do you leave bread crumbs so you can find your way back to your car? Nonetheless, I always look forward to your great adventure. Thank you for all you do!
Good video, Lets be clear..you can see why they are 1 euro.
For sure! You wonder if they waited long enough if they'd be paying us to take them
@@DauvO That did cross my mind actually... all basic materials free for these hard to get to places. Costs worked out by the architect.
Beautiful but too remote. There wasn’t a single person in the whole walk! That alleyway was super tight. I would have gotten stuck since I’m a little bit bigger than you 😂
The only people i saw were at the very end of my walk. They must have been at the beach... right? Haha
with 1 euro what to expect??
No talking? You changed your style? Nice pretty city! Thank you again!
❤ I am from Iran and this house in my opinion is great i have 2 children and its enough for us now how can buy ones if possibel tell us my wife accepted to immigrate there be happy thank you for you videoes❤
How much does something like that “distressed property” across the road from the sea sell for?
Full details about One Euro house ? in Sicily regarding it's total cost/price for it's purchase.....?
does anyone live there? It seemed completely empty! Miss your voice over as well.
There were only a few people visible to me by the time i left. There are supposedly more than 1500 people living here
a ghost surelly lives there...
I am looking for 1€ house near the sea , where in Sicily please ?
Thank you
This village is in itala. Sicily. It doesn't get much closer than this
keep dreaming you need 6 zero.
Where is everybody?
I really like your video but this isn't helping me from residency or work permit prospective
but help others to buy 1 euro houses. I'm interested in buying a house for 1 euro, it's interesting to see the streets of possible places to buy. Apart from knowing the beautiful Italian landscapes.
@@signaprata4851 what point in investing Euros only for landscape view that too 1 month in year. I would prefer hotel rather investing Euros here. U buy 1 euro home renovate it for year watching landscape and then realise hotel was better option 😂
I understand. That's a challenge for sure. Guess you've got some homework to do! I'll Definitely share any solutions i find
It is Super Super Isolated Place and if you have Furnitures you need Mules or Donkeys to
Carry them so high there in Narrow streets where No One even lives there ... Maybe there are
Earth Quakes Zones there as well in Sicily ?!
near to the sea and all of these are on the mountain😂😂😂 with a lot of stairs and narrow streets all {home wrecks} cost only 1 e...... {buy one to have an easy and wonderfull life}😂😂😂
haha I get your point. an wonderful life is different for each of us
Horrible, annoying music!
just turn off the sound