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I remember visiting Miami one time, and chatting with a few freindly Americans. They claimed without any doubts whatsoever : Look at that beach...Only in America ! You don't have beaches like this in Europe hey !? . Me : "Ummmm. Sure it's very nice...But i guess you never been to Italy right ? 😅
Or Greece and Spain
@@gaia7240 Or Portugal, Croatia, Slovenia, ..etc,etc ;)
I am Italian, the water temperature flactuate during the year. in winter can be 12-10° Celsius in Summer between june and october can be 25-29 ° , but It depend a lot of where in the mediterranea you are. In the North mediterranean and in Greece close to black Sea, It flactuate more between 10 to 29 °
In southern mediterranean Is differenti temperature flactuate a lot less ad un between 17 to 28°
@@vessillopirata3347 These days there are all these videos about how Americans don't know much about the world .
But when i went there the first time, some 25 years ago i was really surprised how little most Americans knew (or cared ) about the rest of the world.
Sardina in italy forever!! ; )
Italy never stops to impress you, I have been living here since I was born and I haven't seen even a bit of what my country has to offer, though we are a relatively a small country you have to consider that basically we are culturally a collage of smaller cultures.
Gorgeous
Italy's position on map is simply outstanding :))
Ah yes i will be going there soon and my Italian grandma does not stop talking about Italy's beauty and now i see why
True ! The entire Life May Be not enogh to visit , enjoy , surprise,love, this small incredible country .
sei italiano e non sei mai uscito dalla tua città? avrai almeno visto Roma, Palermo, Milano?
i'm Swiss but i travel at least 4x a year through Italy! it has the most UNESCO Heritage places and monuments in the world, but i'm more fascinated by traveling through the landscape, visiting unknown towns, villages, it is so relaxing
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i live in venice aand my broyyhrt in lugano it's only the most know placethere was more and more in itali to see belive me sicily for esample
Have you ever visited an Italian town called Grazzano Visconti? It is a very characteristic place, absolutely worth seeing at least once
@@valentinavezzaro8465 where is the place located? region?
@@Ezekiel903 It is a village in the province of Piacenza, in the Emilia Romagna region. Look for it on the internet. In the first comment I spelled the name wrong, but I have now corrected it
There are 2 regions in Italy that really don't get enough recognition Umbria and Abrruzzo. The landscapes there can be really breathtaking, amazing nature and of course amazing food and they're not spoilt by tourism.
Shhhh keep something secret ...
E la Liguria?
È già famosa
I'm Italian, from Venice in college in Perugia, Umbria, couldn't agree more tbh
l'umbria non esiste
Tutto molto bello .. ma .. la TOP 10 per i paesi europei non basta !!
Per l’Italia dovresti fare minimo la TOP 80/100 .. c’è davvero troppo da vedere x un turista .. e tutto quanto al 🔝 🇮🇹🔝🇮🇹🔝
L’Italia è davvero molto particolare x cultura, tradizione, architettura, cibo religione e chi più ne ha più ne metta !!
Nel video manca Venezia ... che da sola vale la top 10
Concordo
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Hanno dimenticato Venezia, Verona, Borghetto sul Mincio, Lago di Garda, Torino, Genova, Mantova, Ferrara, Bolgheri, Populonia, Volterra, Castagneto Carducci, Assisi, Siracusa, Palermo....
Italy is wonderful. In the same moment you can see people skiing on the top of alpine chain on the north of the country and people swimming in the sea on the south. Also cuisine changes. Everywhere you go you can taste different food and always very good. The cuisine and wine are pure art, like monuments and pictures. 😉🇮🇹😘
La variedad de paisajes también la tiene España , incluso más por el Atlántico y Cantábrico .
@@anacasanova7350 you wish
@@annalisaborsa9509 È invidiosa la tipa! Sta martellando con la Spagna in ogni commento...!!! 🤦♂️Ahahaha 😂
@@anacasanova7350 sempre invidiosi voi spagnoli.L' ITALIA E' UNICA
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@@gabrielesantucci6189 e' vero ...ma quanto ci invidiano gli spagnoli?
Hi, I'm from Italy (Apulia) and I can say that the Mediterranean is effectively warmer than Oceans in general, but it's not "hot water" because it is a big Sea, despite being a closed sea.
Regarding Polignano a Mare, young boys usually do diving competitions jumping from the city to the sea (in specific point), but you can't go under inside the cliffs because there are no tunnels.
Yes, the gladiator's scenes in Elysium were set in Tuscany, but San Gimignano's towers are not watchtowers. They were built from San Gimignano's Medieval Aristocracy as status simbols of their family's wealth and power.
Another Italian city with towers like San Gimignano is Bologna, that had the tallest monument in Europe built before the Eiffel Tower. It is the Torre degli Asinelli, it's medieval and it's quite 97 meters, alias 319 feet (actually, is taller than the Liberty Statue).
You forget about Polignano a mare, Red bull diving competition
Yes the Gladiator - in particular the scenes of Maximus house and the Elysian Fields - was shoot in Val d'Orcia near to Siena in Tuscany (an UNESCO World Heritage site, for me the most beautiful place in Italy)
Ho una casa in Val d'Orcia a Celle sul Rigo
As a Italian, I really appreciate that people of other countries are interested in Italy, and that they have been there (I actually should say ‘here’ but nvm), I don’t really like Italy but I’m learning to love it, so I appreciate that people from other countries are learning to love Italy too!
La gente paga per andare in paesi stranieri... quando hai il più bel paese del mondo. Visita l Italia e ti basta quella
@@lukazzmatizz4378 L'Italia è veramente bellissima, ma andare in paesi stranieri ti permette di conoscere culture differenti e aprire gli orizzonti. Io non viaggio all'estero solo per conoscere posti belli, ma viaggio all'estero soprattutto per conoscere mondi nuovi
@@CriticoPasseggero yo poetico
@@CriticoPasseggero Questo è esattamente il senso del viaggio all’estero.
Scoprire nuove culture
they say that grass is often greener on the other side. but trust me u guys have one of the "greenest" grass on mother earth. very lucky
Italy, the best place in the world!
Hey. I'm English (both parents English) but was raised and educated in Spain from the age of 2. I still prefer holidays in Italy, I've spent a lot of time in Italy.
The video is good, but there is so much more to Italy than shown, Umbria is a region I would highly recommend, very similar to Tuscany but less spoilt by tourism. The Gran Sasso is spectacular, which is a region in the Apennines mountain rage that runs down the spine of Italy. Every region in Italy has something to offer and of course the food is amazing!!!!!
I'm from northern Tuscany but I loved my travel in Umbria last year, mostly because there's not that many consumerist kitsch turism which sadly affects my region, the whole country and the entire Europe...
Italy is too beautiful to describe in few words
🇦🇺I want to say hello from italy!/🇮🇹voglio dire ciao dall'italia!
5:06 i live in a city near lake como
Italy is of course endlessly interesting, with objects and remnants from every age. North-west of Rome there are for example places with interesting Etruscan burial chambers, some with the most beautiful paintings illustrating feasting in the after-life! Look up Cerveteri and Tarquinia. Orvieto is also a unique little place, a town/village on the flat top of a hill with vertical sides, sort of sticking up from the flat land around it.
Quite close to Rome there are several villages, Frascati and the Albanian hills with two lakes, lovely place in summer. A little inland is the one and only original Tivoli, with a large garden constructed in the Renaissance for Cardinal d'Este, with running water everywhere (and of course sculptures).
You can drive into Rome on the Via Appia, it still holds up today as in antiquity.
You are absolutely right!!
What the video shows is incredible, but Italy has an INFINITE heritage...soooo underrate..
Greetings from Tarquinia! 🤗😉
...Ps..Take a look at my city...you will be amazed😏🙌🏻
Let me assure you, that it's only a little part of italian beauties. Out to turistics ways, however so much stuff (Roma, Venezia, Firenze, Napoli, Verona, Palermo, Milano, Torino, and so muche more), there are incredible attraction. Thousands of little cities or villages, in every part of italy, with art, culture, entertainment and wonderful natural landscapes. Take a car and go ahead, in any direction, and you will find something special. Not to mention the food, in every region there are traditional local specialities, one better than the other...
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Yeah, the water in the Mediterranean gets quite cold in winter. You know, it's still winter - the temperature gets exchanged with the cold air as well, you know. But it's still way better than the rest of Europe.
12:08, you’re right. The scene of the Gladiator house was filmed in Val d’Orcia (Tuscany) not in Spain. However in this video you saw only the 3% of the wonderful places you can find in Italy.
I need to get back to Italy, I have been there twice, at Milan and Lake Garda.
So much more to see.
Hi , we rented a bungalow first time in Italy just south of Rome ant it was from the second week of June and was a little surprised how cool the water in the Mediterranean was.
Back in Sweden we got tips to go in september instead when the sun warmed up the Mediterranean throughout the summer , so we did and the difference was gigantic not only watertemperature but also in the air , after flying from Stockholm " takes around two hours to Rome " when autumn begins to be felt in Sweden and lands in Rome , it is hardly possible to breathe from the heat in Italy you encounter when you leave the plane . Now after the pandemic we will return for the sixth time . Same experience from the times we visited Greece.
We usually call Italy our second homeland because if you place a needle at the far south of Sweden , turn the whole country so that north becomes south , we end up in Rome.
Yeah!.. i am from Tuscany .. ❤ great Wine best place ever
Si io ho visitato tutta italia
@@lukazzmatizz4378 😀
THE COLOSSEUM in Rome is known as The Flavian Amphitheatre because it was built by the emperor Vespasian from the Flavian family.
it's actually the other way around: its real name is flavian amphitheatre and colosseum is just a nickname it gained later on because of its proximity to a colossal statue of Nero. That's why there are no other colosseums in the world: the type of building is called amphitheatre, of which there are still a lot.
I must say I really like this top10 for being less sterotipical and being a good sample across all the variety that Italy has to offer. At the same time a top10 Italian places to visit excluding places no less than Venice and Siena (just to name a couple from the top of my head) made me think that it would be very interesting to compare with other countries, put aside the top10s and focusing on entries let's say from 11 to 20 (or maybe from 11 to 50) and see what each country has to offer "in the long run". I guess Italy would have a remarkably "solid" and assorted long bench very few can contend with.
Venice Is the most beautiful city in the world.
The gladiator scenes of the wife’s house and of the campi elisi were actually taken in Tuscany, close to the place shown in the video (in Pieve di Corsignano for the campi elisi and near San Quirico d’Orcia for the gladiator’s house) ;)
I go too Italy every weekend on prowalks CZcams channel... You put the caption on English and you'll give you information and history. That's how I got through 2020 wishing I was somewhere else. 🤭
Quando vedo questi posti sono fiera di essere italiana. Poi vedere la mia regione (puglia) è un onore.
Da Lecce 🤝🏻...PROSIT 🍻 & BuonaGiornata!!!
Puglia bellissima , il mare piu bello ke io abbia mai visto.🤩
@@melamarcia9922 mi fa felice sto commento 😉
Didn't include Pompei awesome and the view from Vesuvius over the bay of Naples wonderful!!
Venice?
Paestum is the better one for me, if you go like between 16:00-17:00 it's beautiful, one of the best days of my life
@@elisabettacarrubba2957 it would have been arrogant..
👍🇮🇹👍welcome all in Italy because Italy is an open air museum✌😄😄😜
Confermo. Anche i paesini hanno storie meravigliose
6:40 it's true. In Sardinia we have such beautifull coasts, but not only this: we have about 50.000 neolitic sites named " nuraghi", ancients military castles of " contract warrior" of ancient egiphtians, persians and Cartagine troupes, and other archeologic sites( the greatest punic necropolis of the Europe and roman anphiteathre dolmen and magics sites to the sun and stars culte like Stonehenge). But, yes, all people know it only for our coast.
the water of the mideterranean sea is good to swim from May to October, but at times even for longer periods. It's not unusual to hear sicilians having a bath in January :)
To answer your question at 5:20 , yes, lake of Como had a glacial formation like in parts of Scandinavia as you mentioned since the lake is on the doorstep of the alps. If anyone comes around here a boat trip around the lake is a must to experiences it in all it’s beauty 😊
Yes the lake had a glacial formation but also a fluvial one, the origin of the lake is still debated. The most probable hypothesis is that the origin of the lake was caused by deep river excavations reshaped by repeated glacial erosions in the last two million years.
The atypical origin of the lake allows it to be te deepest one in Italy and the fifth in Europe; at its deepest it's 412 m.
I'm fortunate enough to live near it, and yes it is beautiful.
I have a problem with this kind of videos, and the problem is that, being "top 10", they leave out so much. In all of Europe, but expecially Italy, you'd feel restrained with a top 10 per region.
The mediterranean temperature differs throughout the year but it's still a warm sea compared to others
The gladiator scene was shot in tuscany near Siena
He gets such good pictures because Italy is that beautiful.
Considerando che l'Italia è il Paese con più patrimonio artistico al mondo, solo questo dovrebbe far capire quanto vale la pena visitarla almeno una volta nella vita
in 2000, the scenes of the gladiator housing were shot in Tuscany :D
I visited Puglia region and nearby Matera city this summer, in august, it was hella hot but that place is amazzzzzzing. I totally recommend these places. Italy is so beautiful
I live at Lake Como...it is worth to visit us
Thw one and only time I have ever been seasick was going on a boat to Capri - worth it though! Rome is just breathtaking, one of my favourite places.
McJibbin! Good evening! reall outstanding ~
14:26 a "fun fact" that I love about Florence cathedral.. the artist/engineer who did the dome was Filippo Brunelleschi, he discovered a genius way to build the biggest dome ever... So genius that when Michelangelo planned S.Peter's dome, almost 150 years later, he did that 1 meter smaller to show respect... I went there two years ago, and arriving in that little square with that glorious cathedral, for me is the true definition of breathtaking
Fun fact about Amalfi: it was one of the greatest trade republics of the post-Roman Italian Peninsula along with other 4 cities.
It went into decline after losing its independence and autonomy to the heavily centralized Norman Kingdom that controlled most of Southern Italy at the time.
Connor at about 11:20: "... the technology they had" - -
- Has anybody mentioned that the church of San Clemente in Rome is worth visiting? It is within easy walking distance of the Colosseum. Irish monks have the care of it. Under the present church are the remnants of an earlier church, down under that even older layers, with a Mithraeum with a fine, carved altar to the god Mithras, especially worshipped by soldiers in antiquity and on (actually, there is a Mithraeum in London too), and remnants of Roman houses even, about 20 meters down, I think. And down through all the layers, there is an air shaft leading down to Cloaca Maxima, which runs below, it has served Rome for over 2000 years and still serves the Roman sewerage system.
- Takes us down a peg or two to realise that those engineers and architects were up to it. Look at the dome of The Pantheon (Rome still), which is from antiquity - it was no mean feat to construct it so that it did not fall down. From Wikipedia: "Almost two thousand years after it was built, the Pantheon's dome is still the world's largest unreinforced concrete dome." It was studied not least when the great buildings were constructed in Florence in the Renaissance. On Capitol in Rome, look at the beautiful buildings of Michelangelo functioning as town planner in the Renaissance; he was active in the building of Palazzo Farnese too, close to the river (the Tevere). The French Embassy has it now, but the inside can for instance be seen in a film of Puccini's opera Tosca (recorded in 1976, with Kabaivanska, Domingo, Milnes). The filming was done in the 3 real places in Rome where the action takes place.
My friend, you're right! The Gladiator scenes when Maximus goes to his family were filmed exactly there, Val d'Orcia, Tuscany ;)
As an italian, I'm happy that this country is so loved from the rest of world, such as USA.
Pure iooo
Italy Is a diamond.
Siamo noi italiani che siamo abituati a incularci a vicenda per sopravvivere, che roviniamo tutto 😂
@@TheZanzare Se metti il governo tedesco a governare l’Italia dopo un mese siamo tra le prime 5 superpotenze
@@shbevauzk sicuro
@@shbevauzk Non con Scholz, la sta affondando, ma la Merkel ora è libera e potremo chiedergli di candidarsi in Italia, io la voterei!
I am emotional With your reaction. I LOVE SO MUCH My country ❤️❤️
Very good video! Yes, all the prealpine lakes were created by glaciers (Lago Maggiore, Lago di Como, Lago d’Iseo and Lago di Garda are the largest ones).
Mediterranean Sea is definitely warmer and generally calm compared to the Atlantic Ocean.
Part of the Gladiator was filmed in “Val d’Orcia” Tuscany.
Greetings from Milano!
Yea Italy was amazing!
in Sardinia the sea in winter/spring is quite cold especially during and after storm surges with wind blowing from the north-west called "maestrale"
ha seriamente detto che il panorama che si vede attorno a San Gimignano è simile a quello francese??? ma questo è un'affronto!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love the channel. Ryans list of the Top 20 places in Greece is my all time favorite of his. It convinced me to take 2 solo trips out to the greek islands and they were some of the best days of my life
11:28 MY CITY OMG
12:15 Exactly "! The director shot many scenes of the film in Tuscany
San Gimignano is in assassins creed 2. Beautiful
In Sardegna ci sono tante cose da vedere, purtroppo hanno fatto vedere solo alcune località costiere. Anche noi sardi abbiamo la nostra storia, le nostre tradizioni, il cibo, i monti e altri splendidi posti da visitare e restare incantati!
Si bravo. Italia miglior posto
Good catch my friend, the sub-alpine Italian lakes like Como and Maggiore were made eons ago by "flowing" glaciers during the ice age.
Greetings from Italy! Padova.
Cool vid and reaction, of course what you saw is wonderful, no doubt about that. What is missing is what nobody, sometimes even I Italy, seems to care: Umbria, Abruzzo and Marche. Quiet little paradises rich in history and more true than most of other touristy places.
Connor, there’s an excellent top gear clip wher Hammond and clarkson race around lake como. It’s really funny but also shows you great views of the place, you should check it out
You should look at a world map. Naples is around the same latitude of New York. The med has a microclimate so not as cold. The water is around 22°celsius in the summer.
Piemonte and Veneto were completely forgotten, despite they own tons of UNESCO heritage's places and goods like Langhe, Monferrato, Roero, wines, truffles and so on.
The dolomites are in Veneto region, but yes there's lots more.
Mountain made from erosion and glacier. Mediterranean climate always warm. Colosseum made during the reign of vespasiano and anded during Flaviano
Among the many things I recommend is a fairytale place, a daydream, the Abruzzo-Lazio-Molise National Park and always in Abruzzo the Costa dei Trabocchi
When I saw the image of San Gimignano, I immediately recognized the towers and it as the town where the Scorpioni ladies were taken in the movie Tea With Mussolini.
The Pisa tower and Piazza del Duomo are beautiful places too. They are in the same city and they are also in the same place!
Duomo is a generic cathedral name. Speciy the name plz.
Go to palermo its the main city in sicily and its beautiful
mediterreanean sea is pretty warm in the summer season especially from july to october (in june it still needs to get warmed a little) but you can go and bath no problem from may (in the south of italy) to october. this year, because of the extreme heat, you can bath from april to now as we still have temperatures above 25c in the south of italy. in the winter the water temp goes down though so i would not reccomend. in august and july water temperature can hit 25-30c .... depending on many factors...
A particular thing in the Dolomites and in general throughout the Alps, if you look closely there are crosses on the tops of the mountains, in ancient times it was thought that avalanches, falling rocks, and therefore also the sudden burial of mountain paths were caused by demons who lived at the top.
So it was thought to build these crosses at the top to let the demons escape and prevent them from causing mischief and bringing death.
Another wonderful thing about the Dolomites are the trenches and defense valleys throughout the Alps built during the WWI, still present and often in perfect condition and can be visited, especially in the north-eastern part on the border with Austria.
At time 04:50 you can see one of this cross.
Come to visit! 😊 About the Gladiator, yes, that part of the movie was shot here in Tuscany. 😊
You need to look up for Marche Region also...opposite to Tuscany ..on the other side of the Appenine Mountains and facing the Adriatic coast !! Beautiful Cities, the likes of Ascoli, Macerata, Loreto and Urbino, beautiful small lakes too ! ☺️
to answer some questions: Yes, Lake Como originated from a glacier, and no, the Mediterranean Sea is not at a constant temperature, one thing you may not understand is that the Mediterranean Sea is so large, therefore it obviously has its own currents, where I live (in the Adriatic precisely, therefore a "closed" sea, to the right of Italy to make you understand, so it may be that the temperatures are higher, plus, my city is in a gulf within a gulf lol)) it fluctuates between 10 degrees on average in winter and about 24 degrees in summer.
The Mediterranean Sea never gets too much cold, but in January, February and March the minimum is under 10 °C, so it's not exactly warm. But in Summer and in subsequent months the maximums can reach 28-29 °C, especially in Sicily, Tunisia and Greece. Lately it's becoming warmer and warmer, and it's not a good thing...
Great video you reacted to ... but Venice should definitely be on any Italy top ten, in fact in any Europe top ten. Italy is an amazing country, so much to see - natural sights, historical sights, cities, towns, villages. I've been to Italy many times in the past 5 years (I live in Poland, so it's easy and cheap to fly there), including for Italian language courses in Venice and elsewhere.
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Meno male che fai vedere solo il 3% dell'Italia , se era completo stavamo 3 settimane 😉😉 a vedere il video
ma che 3%? sarà il 3 per 10.000.. ha preso le foto più belle, e il gargano? matera? le saline? i canali da venezia a trieste? Verona? Burano? Pietrapertosa? .. ma facciamo prima a togliere che a mettere..
@@mrmetalzeb4596 tu forse vivi su Marte ,vai in Sicilia, Puglia Sardegna 5 terre, Calabria, Toscana, tutte le regioni gira fatti un viaggio vieni in Italia, guarda,vedi con i tuoi occhi, e poi parli ......se non sei informato ,te lo dico io,per niente siamo lo stato che ha più siti UNESCO del mondo, un motivo ci sarà 🇮🇹❤️✈️🎩
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@@giuseppebordonaro365 Non proprio di marte ma quasi, sono di Venezia e ci abito. Le ferie normalmente le faccio qui e quest'anno era a Taormina e per 15 anni sono andato a Capri, qualche volta vado in Croazia o Slovenia perchè sono vicine ma perlopiù ho la barca quindi faccio giretti entro 100 km (2/3 ore a velocità accettabile). Per lavoro una decine di volte all'anno vado a Portofino e un paio a Ravello. Mica ho detto che il mare in Italia è brutto, solo che non dovete pensare che nel resto del mondo non ci sia nulla. Non è che magari un giretto fuori te lo devi fare tu? Comunque Giuseppe, te lo dico in rima: un tono pacato è sempre apprezzato. non è un caso di lesa maestà, ho solo detto quello che penso. relax.
@@mrmetalzeb4596 faccio qualche crociera, mi piace viaggiare,e a dicembre vado in Ungheria (Budapest) sono andato in alcuni paesi europei... sono bei paesi ,comunque guarda i video di alcuni youtube:the fabritz, anitapinter, john montoya, pamela kurt, places we love ,comunque w l'Europa, w l'Italia....ciao 🖐 e tanta salute e pace
when we get Corsica back you can review that too
When the top10 can afford to skip Venice, it pretty much says enough about Italy
I am from Catania and I can tell you it’s beautiful
Connor, due to your comment about the roads! I thought I'd offer up a lifesaving tip.. if you are, ever in a vehicle with no breaks! Quick thinking is a must remember to put the vehicle in reverse gear! Aim the vehicle towards fixed solid objects like trees and deliberately ( kiss ) or side swipe the objects do not hit any object head on. Unless your left with no choice.
5:20 yes the lakes in the north like lake como and lake garda where formed from glaciers during the ice age
The ocean too cold for me to swim in if you go in the beginning of spring. But from when the summer starts to hit it's like a heated pool :D
Ryan Shirley is undoubtedly a skilled videomaker but we have to acknowledge that the beauty of Italy makes the job very easy!
I am Italian however yes the climate is very mild and if you want to visit Italy it is very difficult to do it in the best possible way every small place is particular and beautiful eg braies lake craco polignano a mare split mountain of gaeta lake resia scarzuolaa park of monsters etc.
la temperatura del mar mediterraneo varia molto . va dai 12 C°-13 C° in inverno ai 27C° - 30C° in estate in superficie. Sotto i 50mt rimane costante a circa 14 C° tutto l'anno. Poi cambia dal Nord al Sud
the temperature of the Mediterranean Sea varies greatly. it ranges from 12C°-13C° in winter to 27C° - 30C° in summer on the surface. Below 50m it remains constant at around 14°C all year round. Then it changes from North to South
answering to the mediterranien temperature: the norther you are, the more it fluctuates, but in general is considered a warm sea. if you go near the tropics, like the african coasts, or some southern greek islands, the temperature will be around 30°C all year. I wouldn't say it's warm when it comes to genova or venezia (northen italy)
the building on the right of the Pantheon was my old school
I'm pleased you like Italy 😊
during the winter the water is cold. in the summer in the south you can watch the sunset from the water.
Thank you for your reaction!. ❤❤from The bottom❤Of My HeArt
6:25 yes the mediterranean is a pretty closed sea so it's warmer than an ocean :)
The surface temperature in the Mediterranean varies on average according to the zones from a maximum in summer of 20-23°C to a minimum in winter of 10-13°C while the average temperature of the surface waters of the oceans is 15°C.
Yes, Como lake is a glacier-created lake.
And I agree (maybe because it is my lake) but is one of the most amazing place I ever seen.|
mmm also Sardegna is AMAZING. The mediterranean sea is hotter than ocean. But in the winter early spring no way to swim. It is f*** freezing
Yeah, basically all the mayor lakes in northern italy were made by the passing of glaciers ;) Hello from Verona!
The temperature of the sea fluctuates, by if you reference and compare to ocean is definitely warmer.
I’m live in Sardinia and I can tell you that water can be very cold in summer as well so you can immagine how cold is gonna be in winter.
Yeah .. Mediterranean sea in Sardegna almost everytime warm. ❤sometimes you can swim also in march And November
Non proprio ma ok
@@lukazzmatizz4378 in inverno pieno no. Ma fino a ottobre e poi di nuovo da fine aprile di sicuro . Per esperienza diretta . 😊
@@giacomojamesPunkRockHeadReact idem. Ma quando ci vado io si muore di freddo
@@lukazzmatizz4378 👍🏻
Yes, the Lake of Como, like also the Lake of Garda and so many others, were created by by glaciers.
Actually, the wheat fields where Maximus walks stroking the wheat spikes are in Val d'Orcia, Tuscany.
What??? No Naples nor Venice??? Man, Naples and Venice are two of the best cities in the world, how could he forgot to mention?
There are so many other stunning places in Italy, 15 minutes are simply not enough, but Naples and Venice should be in the list, 100%!
I have house in Baunei Cost since 1984...superb.