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Best 10 Day Itinerary in Italy
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Did you know that Italy is often referred to as the 'Bel Paese,' which translates to 'Beautiful Country'? And did you know that this beautiful country, brimming with rich history, diverse culture, and mouthwatering cuisine, can be experienced in a remarkable ten-day journey?
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00:00 - Intro
00:14 - Preparing for Your Trip
01:04 - Day 1: Arrival in Rome
01:51 - Day 2: Vatican City Exploration
02:33 - Day 3: A Taste of Renaissance in Florence
03:12 - Day 4: Exploring Florence and Tuscan Countryside
03:45 - Day 5: Venice - The Floating City
04:23 - Day 6: Island Hopping in Venice
04:56 - Day 7: Cinque Terre - The Colorful Seaside
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06:23 - Day 9: Milan - The Fashion Capital
07:05 - Day 10: Farewell Milan
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Welcome to our latest travel guide, where we take you on an unforgettable expedition through Italy, one of the world's most beloved travel destinations. This video provides you with an enriching, carefully curated ten-day itinerary that takes you from the historical grandeur of Rome to the Renaissance splendor of Florence, the floating charm of Venice to the picturesque coastal villages of Cinque Terre, and finally, the fashion-forward metropolis of Milan.
But that's not all. Along with a day-by-day guide on what to see, do, and eat, we also provide invaluable tips on how to best prepare for your Italian adventure. We offer insights on everything from what to pack, the best times to visit, the importance of respecting local customs, and the necessary travel documents to have on hand.
Once you're well-prepared, we then dive into the heart of the itinerary. Each day of the trip is packed with iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and local eateries that allow you to taste authentic Italian cuisine. We also provide recommendations for comfortable accommodations that offer great value, ensuring you have a pleasant stay as you explore the country.
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In this video, we aim to make your dream Italian vacation a reality, whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor. From practical travel advice to a meticulously planned itinerary, this guide offers a comprehensive view of Italy that will leave you well-prepared and eagerly anticipating your Italian adventure.
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Lecce | The Italian Adventure
This episode we are visiting the Florence of the South, the baroque jewel that is Lecce. Walking through its streets immersed in the warm and enveloping tones of Lecce stone, you can feel its incredible artistic and cultural heritage palpable with every step.
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Everything to Know Before You Go to Sicily, Italy
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0:00 Everything to Know Before You Go to Sicily, Italy
1:30 History of Sicily
2:06 Getting to Sicily
2:45 How to Get Around in Sicily
3:25 Things to Do in Sicily
4:05 What to Come to Sicily
4:45 How Long to Stay in Sicily
6:13 Accommodations and Hotels in Sicily
7:30 Food in Sicily
10:15 Hours in Sicily
10:59 Shopping in Sicily
12:30 Costs in Sicily
The ULTIMATE SICILY ROAD TRIP - Taormina, Ortigia, Agrigento, Erice & MORE (Italy’s Hidden Gems)
Welcome to Sicily, Italy's southern island nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean. While Italy attracts millions of tourists each year, many tend to focus on its more iconic cities and regions. Sicily is by no means a hidden gem, but it certainly provides a more authentic and less crowded Italian experience. With its alluring mix of ancient ruins, charming coastal towns, and delicious cuisine, this is the Italy we've been looking for. We are so lucky that Tommy’s parents are joining us on this unforgettable roadtrip as we go beyond the usual tourist hotspots and immerse ourselves in the Sicilian culture.
Our first destination was the enchanting town of Taormina. In this picturesque, cliffside town, there was so much to do. We visited Isola Bella, a stunning island just off the coast, indulged in incredible dishes like the iconic Bam Bar granitas and pistachio pasta, and delved into the rich history at the ancient amphitheater.
We then headed to Ortigia, a charming island brimming with character and history. Strolling through the streets, we discovered the vibrant outdoor market, where local vendors displayed an array of fresh produce, artisanal crafts, spices, and FRESH seafood. The market's lively atmosphere was sensory overload, and we couldn't resist sampling some of the incredible seafood. The culinary scene in Ortigia, especially its exceptional seafood, makes it an unmissable highlight on any Sicily road trip.
Agrigento's Valley of the Temples stands as an essential stop on a Sicily journey. This ancient archaeological site has well-preserved Greek ruins that transport visitors back in time. We went at sunset for ideal lighting and a great atmosphere.
Erice, a hilltop town in Sicily, is a must-visit destination. With its cobblestone streets and medieval architecture, the town offers a charming and historic atmosphere. We tried the local cookies, which were so yummy. The town's unique blend of history and culinary delights makes it a memorable stop on any Sicilian itinerary.
We spent a couple nights in Castellammare del Golfo, a charming town on the northwest coast of Sicily.
We ended our road trip spending few days by the sea near Messina, providing a perfect place to reflect on our incredible Sicilian adventure.
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The toponym derives from the Latin Castrum (fortress) and the settlement took the name of Castrum Minervae due to the presence of a temple consecrated to Minerva.
Already in prehistoric times the coastal caves have known the human presence.
The Latin voice since the 3rd century appears - as ancient Latinism - also in Greek, that is Κάστρον (Kàstron).
The birth of a first urban center occurred at the time of the Liburnian-Illyrian and Pelasgian migrations (17th-16th century BC) when from nearby Epirus populations from the Balkan peninsula moved westwards.
It was inhabited by the Messapi (with the name of ΛΙΚ? On the Map of Soleto) and by the Greeks.
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Castello di Acaya nel Salento ( Lecce - Puglia - Italy )
Acaya, primo borgo fortificato in Italia, è una frazione di 450 abitanti del comune di Vernole, in provincia di Lecce.Il piccolo centro di Acaya è un esempio di città fortificata, con schema viario a maglia ortogonale, dell'Italia Meridionale del XVI secolo. È situato a 5 km dal mare Adriatico e dalla Riserva naturale statale Le Cesine.
Il borgo di Acaya fu integralmente ristrutturato, fortificato e riordinato urbanisticamente dall'architetto militare Gian Giacomo dell'Acaya. Dal 1521 al 1535 le opere difensive del borgo, iniziate dal padre Alfonso alla fine del secolo precedente, furono portate a termine; successivamente furono completate la Chiesa e il Convento di Sant'Antonio, destinato ai Frati Minori. Il paese presenta un impianto ortogonale con un cardo e un decumano.
Il centro storico è costituito da sei strade tra di loro parallele che vanno in direzione sud-nord che hanno tutte la larghezza di 4 metri, uguale distanza (17 metri) e quasi tutte la medesima lunghezza. In direzione est-ovest vi sono tre assi perpendicolari alle vie parallele, due all'estremità ed uno nella parte centrale che divide il centro storico in due parti. Di forma quadrangolare, il borgo è racchiuso da una cinta muraria con tre imponenti bastioni angolari ed il poderoso castello, interrotta dalla porta urbica di Sant'Oronzo. Il castello è arricchito da baluardi con fianchi ritirati per il tiro radente delle artiglierie. La cinta muraria eseguita con blocchi di pietra leccese, si eleva scarpata fino al toro marcapiano che l'avvolge per tutto il perimetro e, al di sopra, prosegue verticale seguendo l'andamento delle cortine fino ad innestarsi nelle torri angolari. Il fossato è scavato nel banco di roccia calcarenitica.
Alla cittadella si accede attraverso una porta realizzata nel 1535 che costituisce l'ingresso principale. È a fornice unico e conserva ancora, all'interno degli stipiti, gli incassi litici del portone. La facciata è arricchita dalla presenza di vari stemmi e lapidi (Acaya, Vernazza, De Monti) sormontati dalle insegne imperiali di Carlo V. Il fastigio della porta è sormontato da una statua lapidea di sant'Oronzo protettore di Acaya collocatavi in epoca settecentesca.
Per quanto riguarda il castello, tale imponente opera rappresenta il frutto dell'ingegno architettonico di Gian Giacomo dell'Acaya, regio ingegnere militare di Carlo V. Lo scopo che lo indusse a fortificare il vecchio borgo di Segine, poi rinominato Acaya dal nome della sua famiglia, scaturiva dall'idea secondo cui esso poteva svolgere funzioni difensive, essendo vicino al mare. Il castello, risalente al 1535/36, ha una struttura trapezoidale circondata da mura a sagoma rettangolare e da un fossato. Esso occupa un angolo delle mura cittadine mentre agli altri tre angoli sono situati i bastioni.
All'interno si accede attraverso una porta rinascimentale situata a fianco della torre di nord-est. Il cortile interno ricalca lo schema esterno e da qui si ha accesso alle sale coperte a botte o a crociera, alle carceri e all'ampia scuderia situata aul lato ovest: all'interno di quest'ultima è possibile notare la presenza di resti di un frantoio in pietra costruito alla fine del XIX secolo e poi smantellato. Da una scala posta nel cortile si accede al piano superiore riservato a dimora gentilizia. Degna di nota è l'elegante sala ennagonale, usata per scopi residenziali, nella quale spicca la presenza di un fregio figurato che copre l'intero perimetro della sala, contenente anche le effigi di Alfonso e Maria dell'Acaya.
Nel corso della ristrutturazione del castello, dal lato nord dell'antico maniero sono affiorate le tracce di una costruzione di epoca medioevale poi rivelatasi una piccola chiesa bizantina e sotto di essa alcune sepolture. Durante i lavori di restauro è stato ritrovato anche un affresco all'interno di una intercapedine. Si tratta di una Dormitio Virginis databile alla seconda metà del Trecento, estesa circa quattro metri per tre. La raffigurazione, perfettamente conservata, rappresenta gli Apostoli che assistono alla morte della Vergine e Gesù che ne raccoglie l'anima per presentarla al Padre, secondo la tradizione iconografica che fa riferimento ai Vangeli apocrifi.
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Natale's of Lecce, Southern Italy/ Puglia's Best Gelato!
The city of Lecce is famous for its gelato, and the most famous destination for gelato in Lecce is Natales. Meet the owner Lena, sample a host of her gelato and other baked “gustos”, and learn what makes Natale’s so special.
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Un favoloso B&B nel Salento, Corte Baracca a Matino (Gallipoli, Puglia) | Sabrina Merolla
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Vi porto alla scoperta di un B&B nel Salento a Matino, vicino Gallipoli.
Questa dimora ricettiva antica è caraterizzata da uno stile di arredi innovativo, di design e con elevati standard di accoglienza.
Il B&B Suite Corte Baracca si trova nel centro storico di Matino, un meraviglioso borgo salentino che si erge su tre colli vista mare, a 7 km da Gallipoli.
Guardando questo video capirai perche il jet set internazionale, da qualche anno, sta letteralmente perdendo la testa per la città di Matino che ha fatto innamorare Tiziano Ferro e lo stilista Etro.
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????????Ruins of Herculaneum Walking Tour - Walk and Learn about the ruins with City Walks 4K!
See chapters below. We are continuing our exploration of ancient Roman ruins in Southern Italy. Herculaneum was a small location for the rich that Vesuvius destroyed in the 79AD eruption. To compare Herculaneum vs. Pompeii consider that When Vesuvius erupted in 79 A.D, it covered the city with ash instead of pumice. Hence, the ruins are actually much better preserved. However, it's a much smaller archeological park which makes it much more approachable. It's a short but straightforward walk from the train station. Many people catch a bus from the train station up to Vesuvius and then tour Herculaneum afterwards. Unfortunately, they were doing construction work up at Vesuvius so it was closed while we were in the area. You can totally tour Herculaneum without a guide or with a downloadable phone app. The site is small and there are plenty of restaurants just outside the gates. You can stay at hotels or vacation apartment rentals in Naples, Sorrento, or the little cities in between.
If you wish to visit Herculaneum, you can get tickets in the visitor center and they have lockers too. To get to Herculaneum from Naples, you can just take the train.
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0:25 View of boat house with bones, bodies
01:35 Area Sacra
2:22 Terraza di M. Nonio Balbo
4:29 Casa della Gemma
4:38 bas relief of Telephus, Hercules’ son
5:06 Balbo Casa de Cervi
6:30 Statue of Hercules
7:45 Cervi being attacked by dogs
10:02 Carbonized wood
17:06 Terme Femminili
18:10 Triton mosaic
19:46 Casa di Nettuno e Amfritrite
23:00 Casa del Salone Nero
25:39 Casa del Bicentenario
27:47 Statue of man stepping on cat
28:38 Collegio degli Augustali aka Sacello degli Augustali
30:14 Casa dei due Atri
32:20 Terme Urbane garden
32:53 Terme Maschilli
33:30 sala Tepidarium (sala tiepida) mosaic
34:30 Casa di Galba.
34:42 cruciform piscina
36:39 Casa dello Scheletro
37:10 The nymphaeum
38:10 mosaic lararium (shrine to household gods)
39:38 Casa di Argo
42:01 Casa Casa di Aristide
42:30 Casa dell'Albergo
43:33 Casa dell'Atrio a Mosaico
44:26 Casa dell' Erma di Bronzo
45:00 Bronze Herma or bust statue
46:01 Casa dell' Alcova
48:13 Casa del Tramezzo di Legno
51:05 Exit Bridge
52:28 Overlooking Archeological park from above
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Calvagese della Riviera is one of the 206 municipalities of the Province of Brescia in the northern Italian region Lombardy. It is located some 10 kilometres west of Lake Garda and its population of 3,522 is divided between the centres of Calvagese itself, Carzago, and Mocasina - Where You can find this amazing riverbed in the nature!
Passeggiata a Soleto
Una passeggiata nel centro antico di Soleto, nella Grecìa salentina, tra vicoli, palazzi e vestigia di un glorioso passato, nella cittadina che un tempo fu capoluogo dell'antica Contea di Soleto.
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0588 Soleto Lecce | PUGLIA | Borghi Viaggio Italiano
Paesaggi e cammini, natura e sport, arte e sapori. Nel nostro Paese c’è sempre qualcosa che ancora non conosci.
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Soleto Nelle Mura
Non basta un minuto per visitare le bellezze del borgo di Soleto. Ogni scorcio rivela un pezzo della sua storia, da scoprire e ammirare tutto l'anno.
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Chiesa di Maria Santissima Assunta, Santuario Madonna delle Grazie e Chiesa di Santo Stefano
Top Restaurants to Visit in Solettuol, Maserada sul Piave | Province of Treviso - English
Solettuol is a small city located in the municipality of Maserada sul Piave, in the Veneto region of Italy. This charming city has a rich history that dates back centuries.
One interesting fact about Solettuol is that it was once an important center for the production of textiles, particularly wool. The city's name is derived from the word soleto, which means wool in the local dialect.
Throughout its history, Solettuol has experienced periods of prosperity and decline. It was heavily affected by the economic crisis in the late 19th century, which led to a decline in the textile industry. However, in recent years, the city has seen a revival in its economy, with new industries and businesses emerging.
Today, Solettuol is known for its picturesque streets and historic buildings. Vis
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Solettuol boasts an array of exquisite restaurants. Within England, Solettuol stands out for hosting some of the finest dining establishments. Our research has identified the top 10 must-visit restaurants in Solettuol.
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Salento is a geographic and historical region at the southern end of the administrative region of Apulia in Southern Italy. It is a sub-peninsula of the Italian Peninsula, sometimes described as the heel of the Italian boot. It encompasses the entire administrative area of the province of Lecce, a large part of the province of Brindisi and part of that of Taranto.
The peninsula is also known as Terra d'Otranto, and in the past Sallentina. In ancient times it was called variously Calabria or Messapia.
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Neve Salento 2017 - Soleto - Galatina - Galatone
Heavy and prolonged snowfall episodes in Salento.
6 - 11 January 2017 - Soleto, Galatina, Galatone (Lecce - Italy).
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