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I keep wondering how and where the old buildings in Bucharest are Soviet? Romania was not part of the Soviet Union.

Italiani qui 👇🏻

What did you eat there at the 7th minute of the video, it's called "Trippa", it's meat from the belly of a cow, pork or sheep. You had the cold version, but there is also a hot version, it's called "Tripa alla romana" (a dish cooked that contains cow's belly).In my country Romania, soup is made from cow's beef, I think the recipe comes from Turkey. I love Napoli !

I lived in Udine for 5 years great city we only left because of my husband work. Super food and great wines.

After reading the comments, I am confused. The romanians claim that their country is safest, yet they're so rude here in the comments torwards foreign tourists that dare to go in there and explore and express personal opinions! So uncivilized! So uninviting

Have you visited Ljubljana?

So POV friendly ?

Beautiful naples❤ is it dangerous?🤔

loved this vlog❤ great info thank you so much

What are other underrated cities to see?

Florence has many of these windows hidden throughout the city

In the North of the Country I recommend (not so touristy) : Veneto: Treviso, Padova, Vicenza , Verona, Bassano del Grappa, Asolo; Lombardy: Mantova, Bergamo; Emilia Romagna : Ravenna, Modena, Parma, Brisighella, Ferrara; Friuli Venezia Giulia: Cividale, Trieste, Gemona

I like you two. First video I’ve seen but I subbed. Have fun travelling

Matera underated ???

Our family will be there in Mid June so we shall give The Florian a try. Thanks for making this video.

Vigevano, Castell Arquata, Albenga, Cividale, Lucca, Stroncone

What other cities should you visit in Italy?

A Romanian already stole in this video

Well... Italy isn't all that devoted to Catholic holidays. For example, it does NOT celebrate some anniversaries (such as Ascension, Pentecost, Corpus Domini, all in May) that the Catholic areas of HARD-WORKING Germany celebrate....

Hello, love all of your content!! Have you ever been to Vittorio Veneto?

Sorry, but the coffee capital is Turin with the oldest and most elegant cafes, it's also the place where they invented the espresso coffee machine.

Have you visited this beautiful city?

No 3 Firenze.✌️

What’s your favorite gelato flavor?

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I've been watching many travel videos and vlogs because I'll travel to Naples soon. This is so helpful and DIFFERENT! All the other videos give you the same info but this one's just so interesting, thanks for the many tips! One random question: do you guys use any preset, or what settings do you use for video recording? it looks so nice!

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Yes we do hahahahahaha 👍👍

How’s your honey? 😂

Right outside of Verona

What are your favorite Italian cities?

Bucharest is such a charming city and almost each corner have a story to tell. I enjoy as well always vlogging in Bucharest #TravellingToBucharest #BucharestVlog

I'm coming from America. How much cash (Euro) money should one at least bring for a 10 day trip? Any advice on luggage storage at train stations?

Thanks for sharing. Although I have been to Italy 3 times, the info is still useful 👍👍.

o tara corupta cu policieni corupti servici secrete corupte justitie corupta stat corupt o tara bananiera o mare bucurie sa traiesti in ea

Troppi stereotipati

You need to validate the ticket because especially on short trips it may not be checked by the ticket inspector and if the ticket is left blank it may be reused another time. Simple explanation

Love your videos and y’all have a fun and unique vibe!! PLEASE give us enough time to read the text you post 😮 it flashes by too quickly💨…and we genuinely want to read what you’ve got to share.

Thanks for watching! Would you visit any of these places?

The interesting Part about the Architecture in Prague and Vienna is, that the Architecture in Prague was built as it was Part of Austria.

Fantastic vdeo, subscribed. We're going to Venice, Rome & Sorrento in September. Do you recommend any good restaurants on the south half of Venice, Rome or Sorrento? Thanks!

State mangiando una specialita friulana, brovada, e muset

I’m surprised that Vernon doesn’t like the beer. I’m not a fan of beer in the US, and will only drink it to be polite. But the beer in Prague!! (And anywhere in Germany, too). I’ve been told it’s because their beer is not pasteurized. I don’t know, but I looked forward to ordering a beer every time we ate (except at breakfast - I’m not an alcoholic !!😅)``````````

An aperitif is a before dinner drink,not an after dinner drink.😊

If you don’t validate it means you didn’t use it and can use another day. In other words, you rode for free

Possible reason for validation of train tickets: preventing them from being used again?

Regarding validation of tickets, the issue stems from the way train tickets work in Italy (and in many european countries). The basic fare you pay, gives you permission to ride a train from A to B, on a specific railway class, but with no link to any specific train, date or time of travel. Basically, you can go from A to B any time you want, (technically) once. This way of ticketing accounts for situations like needing to from A to B while getting off at multiple stations and re-boarding, which is a scenario that used to be a lot more common in the past. The problem with this way of ticketing is that in the past people would get on the train, evade the ticket officer (or sometimes, a ticket officer could just not check their ticket in a timely fashion) and get off the train at their destination with a fully valid ticket in their pocket which they could then use again since it was not marked by a ticket officer. Because of this, they introduced Ticket Validation, that is you need to stamp your ticket the day you board the train, so that even if a ticket officer does not come and check your ticket, it's now void for further runs and cannot be recycled. Because of the reasons behind Ticket Validation, it does not apply to any ticket that is explicitly linked to a time and date. For example, if you book a Frecciarossa ticket with a reserved seat, that ticket is bound to a specific train on a specific date and time and it does not need any validation at the railway station.

Dont visit big cities. Visit the countryside and small town. You will see better landscapes, eat better food and spend half of money. And you will avoid immigrant scammers and robbers. Scammers and pickpocketers in italy are ALL immigrants, not italians.

Dear friend, because you are an honest person, you don't get there. Some "smart ones" used the same ticket several times (evading controls). For this reason in Italy we must validate the ticket