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RASIGLIA: THE LITTLE VENICE OF UMBRIA
TUCKED AWAY among the green hills of Umbria, Rasiglia commonly called the little “Venice of Umbria”, is a medieval village dating back to the 13th century. Let’s take a tour of the beautiful town of RASIGLIA, THE LITTLE VENICE OF UMBRIA. From its charming medieval center to its beautiful lakes and forests, Rasiglia is a place full of history and beauty. I’ll take a tour of the town, eat some delicious local food, and enjoy some peaceful days in the picturesque town. If you’re looking for a relaxing weekend getaway, then Rasiglia is the perfect place for you! While the centuries-old stone homes and buildings appear as though they’re frozen…
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Top Rome Attractions
Let’s explore some of the top Rome attractions that you should definitely visit if you’re visiting Rome! From the Colosseum to the Trevi Fountain, I’ll take you on a journey through some of the most iconic and must-see sights in the city. MUST-SEE PLACES IN ITALY: If you’re interested in exploring in-depth some of the top Rome attractions, then this video is for you! For an overview of some of the top places to visit in Rome, and explain why each of them is a must-see for tourists, check out this video: *** TOP 10 FREE THINGS TO DO in ROME, Italy: Whether you’re a first-time visitor or you’ve been…
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TOP 10 ATTRACTIONS IN FLORENCE
Florence has a thousand corners to explore, and many amazing sights to see. Today I’ll give you the Top 10 attractions in Florence that are unmissable and definitely worth visiting. Firenze (Florence) is a city in Central Italy and the capital city of the Tuscany region. Florence Attractions If you want a visual tour of these attractions in Florence, watch the video below, and please don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE (IT’S FREE). 1. Florence Cathedral 2. Filippo Brunelleschi’s Dome 3. Giotto’s Bell Tower 4. Florence Baptistery 5. Piazza della Signoria 6. Uffizi Gallery 7. Galleria dell’Accademia 8. Fontana del Porcellino 9. Ponte Vecchio 10. Piazza della Repubblica
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ALBEROBELLO
If you’re traveling to Italy and want to experience a unique town, be sure to check out Alberobello! Alberobello is a small town and comune of the Metropolitan City of Bari, Puglia, southern Italy. It has 10,735 inhabitants and is famous for its unique trullo buildings. The Trulli of Alberobello have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1996. This town is known for its handmade shoes, cheese and wine, and it’s a great place to spend a day or two. If you’re ever in Italy, be sure to stop by Alberobello, and even more exciting, try sleeping in one of the Trullo – it’s well worth the…
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How To POSE in a Bikini with CONFIDENCE
How To POSE in a Bikini with CONFIDENCE is a question we all have, let’s be open here! So you bought that cute little piece, you saw it on Instagram on some model and you were like I wanna look like her. Yes, me too I do that all the time then I reach home and the Reality VS Expectations don’t match! What a bummer! Well, Ladies and Gentlemen (no discrimination here), I’ll show you just How To POSE in a Bikini with CONFIDENCE! What’s the Difference ??? Incase you are wondering why posing in a bikini would be different from any other pose with any other outfit, well, it’s…
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CORTONA
If your dream trip to Italy involves sipping aperitivo in a piazza, in a hilltop village with beautiful views over rolling hills, then you should add to your Italian itinerary the beautiful town of Cortona. Cortona is a town and comune in the province of Arezzo, in the Tuscany region of Italy. Perched on top of a hill in Tuscany, Cortona is an ancient walled town with a pretty city center, lovely piazzas, many churches and interesting history and you can visit it for the day or use it as a base to explore other neighboring Tuscan towns such as Montepulciano (45 mins by car), Pienza (1 hour by car),…
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Sagra della Castagna di Manziana [Chestnut Festival of Manziana]
After two years of hiatus (thanks Covid🙄), the long-awaited Chestnut Festival returns to Manziana. The Sagra della Castagna di Manziana [Chestnut Festival of Manziana], is among the Italian festivals, and we have a lot of them here in Italy! It’s a two-day celebration, dedicated to the autumn fruit and more. The event takes place in the centre of the town and was born from the collaboration of traders, associations and over 200 volunteers from Manziana who, year after year, give their contribution to the realization of the festival. The event aims to help revive the economy of the town in the province of Rome, involves children, and gives space to…
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5 REASONS TO VISIT ITALY!
If you’re ever thinking about a trip to Italy, here are 5 reasons why you should make the trip sooner rather than later! Here’s a 22-second video to give you the 5 REASONS TO VISIT ITALY! *DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL* From the stunning coastal towns to the fascinating history and culture to the delicious food, there’s something for everyone to love about Italy. And in just 22 seconds, we’ll show you why it’s one of the best places to visit in the world! So check out my video and see for yourself why Italy is such a must-see destination! Join me on my Adventures in Italy!
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Salerno, Italy
Salerno is a lively seaport on the southeastern edge of Italy’s Amalfi Coast. PLANNING A TRIP? Visit travopo.com, for the ultimate “Do-It-Yourself” or “DIY” Trip planner that empowers you to PLAN and ORGANISE your travels just the way you like. Though the region is typically known as a jet-setters’ paradise, less glitzy, Salerno has become a popular destination for travellers seeking a more tranquil, but nonetheless fascinating place to discover ancient historical sights, sparkling beaches, nature parks, and authentic southern Italian cuisine. DISCOVER SALERNO – A walking tour of Italy’s most beautiful city Join me on my Adventures in Italy! Watch my Salerno walking tour and see this beautiful city.…
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Horrifying things Tourists have done in Italy
The sad tales of Horrifying things Tourists have done in Italy just brings out the worst of tourists misbehaving in Italy, Italy being one of the most visited countries in the world, but sadly it comes with its consequences. Spare The Art…for the Children! Graffiti … Is it really Art?? At what point does graffiti become art? Just how far do we have to go to make defacing more about art and less about dissension? And before we get to the stage where we are talking about self-expression, do we have the right to do this to art from centuries or even millennia back? Of the two above pics, one…
