What NOT to do in ITALY - DON'Ts of Italy [Travel Guide]
In this video, we'll explore what NOT to do when you're traveling to Italy, covering everything from the Italian language, food, tipping, how to behave in traffic, complicated opening hours of attractions and restaurants, common tourist mistakes, and much more.
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0:00 Intro
0:38 DON'T assume people speak ENGLISH
1:21 DON'T eat in the RESTAURANTS next to ATTRACTIONS
1:44 DON'T expect an amazing BREAKFAST
2:18 DON'T assume you won't PAY EXTRA for drink/meal
2:58 DON'T forget to check for the LUNCH and DINNER TIME
3:44 DON'T assume attractions are OPEN DAILY
4:18 DON'T order a CAPPUCCINO in the afternoon
5:06 DON'T forget to carry some CASH
5:41 DON'T trust the GPS
6:59 DON'T forget to look both ways CROSSING the street
7:10 DON'T expect to PARTY HARD
7:40 DON'T visit just the TOURISTY PLACES
8:16 DON'T forget to RELAX and enjoy
8:42 DON'T travel with a heavy SUITCASE
9:22 DON'T forget to watch your BELONGINGS
9:42 DON'T dress INAPPROPRIATELY when visiting sacred places
9:55 DON'T talk POLITICS
10:19 DON'T expect CHEAP LUXURY
10:35 DON'T forget to bring a TRAVEL ADAPTER
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19 THINGS NOT TO DO AS A TOURIST IN ITALY (Part II) - Watch Before You Visit Italy I Italy Travel
These things not to do as a tourist in Italy are perfect to watch if this is your first time in Italy. This Italy travel guide is packed with Italy travel tips on scams in Italy, mistakes to avoid when ordering in a restaurant to pre-booking the sights. These travel tips are useful, especially if this is going to be your first time in Rome, Florence, Tuscany, Venice or Milan.
If you are going to Italy for the first time, in this Italy video I will share tips on Italian food and Italian cuisine, what not to do in Italy, Italian culture shocks and all the mistakes to avoid in Italy.
These main don'ts of Italy will help you to create an itinerary for Italy if you are traveling to Italy for the first time.
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ITALY TRAVEL TIPS FOR FIRST TIMERS | 50 Must-Knows Before Visiting Italy + What NOT to Do!
Planning to visit Italy for the first time? In this video, I'm sharing all my best Italy travel tips for new visitors, from important must-knows for your Italy trip to common mistakes that tourists make in Italy. Don't miss this video if you're planning your own trip to Italy!
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15 Tourist Mistakes to Avoid in ROME, ITALY | Things To Know Before You Visit Rome
We’re talking about the top 15 tourist mistakes to avoid when you visit Rome, the capital of Italy!
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00:00 Don't make these mistakes!
00:47 Mistake 1: Water
01:21 Mistake 2: Language
02:23 Mistake 3: Awareness
03:10 Mistake 4: Sightseeing
03:48 Mistake 5: Planning
04:31 Mistake 6: Selfies
05:31 Mistake 7: Churches
06:16 Mistake 8: Neighborhoods
07:10 Mistake 9: Crosswalks
07:57 Mistake 10: Transportation
08:25 Mistake 11: Promptness
09:02 Mistake 12: Taxis
09:42 Mistake 13: Shoes
10:14 Mistake 14: Heat
11:01 Mistake 15: Food
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Italian Trains: The Don'ts of Train Travel in Italy
Train travel is something that any traveler to Italy will need to take advantage of to enjoy the country of pizza, pasta, and incredible fashion. When taking the trains in Italy there is a lot that travelers should know so they can take advantage of eurorail, interrail, and early purchase tickets. Here we give you the best advice on train travel in Italy, from knowing the different train companies that you may deal with, how to get cheap train tickets in italy, and knowing that not every train station you want to get off at is called centrale.
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Top 10 Places & Things To Do In Italy | Ultimate Italy Travel Guide
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This Italy travel guide we video, we give our top 10 things to do in Italy. There is so much to do from the beaches of Salento, Puglia and Positano in the Almalfi coast to the Dolomites in the Italian Alps. There is so much to do, you will never get bored, especially with all the Italian food.
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31 FAB Things to do in Florence, ITALY (The ONLY Guide You Need)
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1. Arno River
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4. Dante Alighieri / Dante House Museum
5. Piazza della Signoria / Palazzo Vecchio / Arnolfo’s Tower
6. Loggia dei Lanzi
7. Uffizi Gallery
8. Pitti Palace / Boboli Gardens
9. Piazza della Repubblica
10. Best Gelato shops in Florence - Full guide here
11. Il Porcellino at Mercato Nuovo
12. Spot ‘Il giglio fiorentino’
13. Medieval Towers
14. Accademia Gallery - See Michelangelo’s David
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Venice, Italy | 25 Things To Do in 3-4 Days (Guide & Tips)
Discover some of the best things to see and do in Venice, Italy. We’ll walk you through how we spent 3-4 days in Venice and share practical information along the way, so if you’re looking for itinerary ideas or travel tips then I hope this guide will be helpful.
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01:14 #1 The best thing to do in Venice!
02:24 #2 Jewish Ghetto
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03:28 #4 Calle Varisco
04:16 #5 Spritz
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08:28 #8 Rialto Market
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6 Weird Things That Italians Do | ITALY FACTS
Traveling to a new country often means experiencing unique culture shocks. Today, I’m going to be going over what stuck out to me as the weirdest things Italians do, after traveling extensively in Italy and being exposed to Italian culture for years. So, without further ado, let’s get started and learn about some of the strangest things in Italy for foreigners.
First: Italian Kissing Culture
Just as France has its famous la bise, Italy also has a prominent kissing culture. When meeting friends and family members, Italians give each other 2 or sometimes even three kisses on the cheek. You start on the other person’s left cheek, but don’t actually make contact with your lips unless you are really close to the person you are greeting. The most surprising part about Italian kissing culture, especially in the South, is that even men will kiss when greeting each other.
Second: Italian Mammoni
Another way in which Italy breaks with its macho stereotypes is in how long young Italians, especially young Italian men, live with their parents. Many of the reasons behind these statistics are of course economical, as Italy has one of the highest youth unemployment rates in Europe. Societal factors also come into play, as family is traditionally very important in Italian culture and there isn’t a big stigma associated with living in the family home. There is, however, a subsection of Italians who live at home in their 40s and beyond that Italians call mammoni, meaning mama’s boy. Mammoni are overly dependent on their mothers, even after moving out or getting married.
Third: Italians Work Weird Hours
Not only will most shops close for a few hours in the afternoon and for several weeks in August, but most Italians break for one of two hours in the middle of the day to eat lunch. Furthermore, Italians receive a minimum of 20 days paid holiday time per year.
Fourth: Italians Wear America-Themed Clothing
It’s common for Italians to wear America-themed clothing, to the point where it’s more or less become a brand itself. NASA clothing is especially popular, particularly among young people, although pretty much every Italian owns at least one item with an American flag, sports team, or city name on it.
Fifth: Italians Eat Dessert For Breakfast
Italians, on the other hand, will eat straight up dessert foods for breakfast. I’m talking about foods like milk and cookies, chocolate croissants, and bread lathered in Nutella. However, breakfast in Italy is usually very light, at least compared to America.
Sixth: Eating Horse in Italy
The average Italian eats 1 kilo of horse meat per year. Consumption is primarily concentrated in the regions of Puglia, Emilia Romagna, and Veneto. All around Italy, you can find butchers shops specializing in horse meat. Common horse dishes include Sfilacci di cavallo (tiny frayings of horse meat), Prosciutto di cavallo (horse ham), and Straéca (horse steak).
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HOW TO PLAN YOUR FIRST TRIP TO ITALY - EVERYTHING You Need to Know! I Italy Travel
Wondering how to plan your first trip to Italy?! In this Italy travel guide I'll share with you tons of Italy travel tips and everything you need to know for your first time in Italy. Italy is one of the most popular destinations in the world so planning Italy travel can be a bit overwhelming. You want to see it all - Rome, Florence, Venice, Tuscany, Milan, Amalfi Coast, Naples, Cinque Terre, etc.
This Italy travel vlog is packed with travel tips on how to plan a trip to Italy, what to see in Italy, Italian food, where to go in Italy, things to do in Italy, what not to wear in Italy, what to eat in Italy, how to avoid tourist traps in Italy and so many more Italy travel advice.
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Italy… a country bursting with art and history. From pilgrimages to the Vatican to hitting the nightclubs in Milan, Italy sure is full of so many things to see and do that you’ll definitely want to go wild on this holiday. But, don't be too reckless, there are still some things you shouldn't do in Italy.
1) Don't forget to Validate your Ticket
Tickets for regional trains need to be validated, there are some exceptions, but in general terms, you have to validate your ticket before boarding. So find a validation machine, push your ticket into the slot until you hear the stamp being applied and your ticket will be good to go for up to six hours.
2) Don't order latte
Let's see... what do you want? a coffee? or milk? Latte means milk, so if you order a latte, you'll get a glass of milk. On the other hand, if you want a coffee, ask for an espresso, cappuccino... Try to remember that.
3) Don't forget to drive carefully
In Italy there are limited traffic zones. You'll need a permit to go through them and they don't give them to tourists. The ‘Centro Storico’ is usually a limited traffic area. There are no barriers, however, so if you cross over the limits a camera will take a picture of your license plate and you'll get a hefty fine... even if your car is rented.
4) Book in Advance
There are plenty of wonderful monuments to visit, but be clever and think about which ones in advance so that you can buy the tickets online. If not, you'll have to wait for hours to enter some places.
5) Don't Dress inappropriately in Churches
You may not want to miss the opportunity of visiting some of the best churches and cathedrals in the world. But, even if it's too hot, try not to wear shorts or go with bare shoulders. Remember to take some respectable clothes for those visits.
6) Don't Trust your GPS
Yes, I know you have all the maps of the world in your GPS, ok, right, however that won't be very useful for you here. In Italy, there are a lot of towns and villages from different regions with the same name. So, be clear about which is the one you want to head to.
7) Don't Assume You’re Getting Tap Water
In Italy, they prefer to drink bottled water, so if you're in a restaurant and you ask for still water, don't expect them to bring you a glass of tap water. They will bring you a bottle. So, to avoid misunderstandings, just make sure the waiter know which type you mean.
8) Don't eat in the Tourist Spots
This is a pretty standard rule of thumb to follow for most countries, if you’re looking for authentic food, and Italy is definitely no different. If you're visiting a tourist attraction and you want to have some authentic Italian lunch, take some time to go a bit further from the area and you'll get to enjoy some real Italian food.
9) Don't forget the gondolier
Taking a gondola cruise in Venice might be a unique experience for you, but remember that it will also be quite unique for your wallet. One ride can cost upwards of $65 per person or more. However, if you get one of the water taxis used by Venetian locals, you'll enjoy a shorter ride and it will only cost around $5.
10) Don't Misuse the Parmesan
Remember this, in Italy you can eat anything you want and order whatever combinations of food your heart desires. But just make sure that you NEVER EVER ask your waiter for parmesan cheese to sprinkle on your seafood pasta. That’s just wrong. And one last tip, don’t cut your spaghetti with a knife and fork!...
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