Hi lovely people, very lovely place San Marino,interesting festival there🧐love it when we your family can join you guys,keep sending your awesome journey🤗👍 kiwi follower of New Zealand Thanku
I’m so fascinated by San Marino! Their political system is very interesting with two leaders at a time and a term of six months only. It seems everyone in the republic would eventually get a turn!
Thanks you two or four for the tour. Loved the house of torcher. If she didn't mention the personal tour guide, I'd never of noticed...lol. Got her on the spider display...lol. Your sister is beautiful (hint hint). Thanks for sharing you two. Have fun and be safe...🎥😃👍👌👊🙏❤️❤️❤️
Fascinating village indeed! Thanks for taking us there. I lived in Italy for so many years but didn't get a chance to visit so I'll make sure it's on my bucket list!!!
Wow Stefano, you look just like your mother. You sister is so tall& beautiful too and ofcourse the beautiful Natalie turned into tour guide and informed us about a lot of history. Thank you for sharing. It was so informative. Looking forward to the next video.
Hello Stefano n Nathalie ❤️ Wonderful place! I enjoyed watching this blog , fascinating San Marino. Enjoy your travels, stay safe. Am waiting to see your visit in Sweden. From Los Angeles.
Stinging Nettles are sometimes used to make soup in the U.K. The sting is eliminated as soon as they’re immersed in hot water. Potato is used to thicken, it’s a vibrant, bright green colour and very healthy! Lovely vid! Matthew, Manchester 🇬🇧
Hello from Perth Australia . First video of yours that I watched, and have to say you guys are great . Down to earth , great knowledge about specific points throughout video. Really looking forward to see more great videos . Well done
What a beautiful and fascinating village! Thanks for taking us along and giving us some history about San Marino. ❤️ The Museum of Torture would have been a “no go” for me for sure!😂
Beautiful guys!!! I have no instagram or other social media so only follow here on youtube. I know San Marino isn't technically Italy but Italy is such a vibe - I was in Bari, Puglia in July and absolutely loved it! Enjoy! Abbraccio
Wooow♥️ I love this video. This place is really amazing guys . I want to go there 🥺 One day hope to go there. And you guys are amazing , & wish you all the best. Can't wait for the next video. Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰♥️
Thansk for playing the tour guide in the torture museum! As for the ortica (I kinda like that name better than nettle), here in Austria it's quite commonly used in tea, pretty good if you ask me!
Hello sense the lense,stinning nettle is really good,in Kenya in the Kikuyu custom we use it in making a meal called mukimo,which contains maize,potatoes,bean.have a NYC tym traveling around Europe
Oh what a pity I was in San Marino a fews day before you …but my family just lives 20 minutes from there. Would have been nice to meet you fantastic couple🥰
Wow guys what a fun video of amazing San Marino. I can't believe you would pick a museum of torture over a vampire museum? Am I alone to think, Nathalie looks like a younger Angelina Jolie? 👩🌹Love the channel💖 Cheers 🍹🍹🧔
🇮🇹😉On 3 September 301 AD, according to tradition, the Republic of San Marino was born, the oldest existing republic in the world. Tradition traces the foundation of the small republic back to 3 September 301 A.D., when San Marino, a Dalmatian stonecutter from the island of Rab escaped from persecution against the Christians of the Roman emperor Diocletian, established a small Christian community on Mount Titano, the highest of the seven hills on which the Republic stands. The owner of the area, a wealthy woman from Rimini, Donna Felicissima, donated the territory of Monte Titano to the small community who called it, in memory of the founder, "Land of San Marino". Before dying, according to the legend, San Marino would have pronounced the following sentence to his followers: "I leave you free from both men", or "I leave you free from the Emperor and the Pope", sovereign of the Empire each, the other leads the Church. These words are the foundation of the independence of the Republic, as evidenced by a document of a trial for the non-collection of taxes held in 1296 (about a thousand years after the death of the Saint) at the convent of Valle Sant'Anastasio: "Non pagano because they never paid. It was their saint who set them free " From the year 1000, self-government was entrusted to the assembly of all family heads, called Arengo. The Arengo held all the powers, legislative, executive and judicial, which previously were in the hands of the feudal abbot. However, the growth in the size of the community made such a large decision-making body unmanageable: thus, political assemblies were created in the 13th century (the Council of the LX and the Council of the XII). The State of the Church, by the work of Pope Nicholas IV, recognized the republic in 1291. In 1320 the castle of Chiesanuova joined it. In 1351, after the bishop of San Leo and Montefeltro had freed it from feudal bonds, San Marino became a free municipality. San Marino today, with a territorial extension of 61.19 km², populated by 33 909 inhabitants, is one of the least populous among the member states of the Council of Europe and the United Nations. The capital is the City of San Marino, the official language is Italian and the inhabitants are called San Marino. The economy is based on the industry, finance, trade and tourism sectors. Since 2008, the historic center of the city of San Marino and Mount Titano have been listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site as "evidence of the continuity of a free republic since the thirteenth century".
La repubblica di San Marino è composta da 9 castelli e non solo dalla capitale, Città di San Marino , e i suoi confini, presenti, con Italia sono ben definiti.
2:48 - i am original from Republica Moldova (follow you from UK now , wish to see itally verry soon) in Moldova we calling URZICA - that is the same name , because in Moldova and Romania language is similar with lattine , so URZICA . thanks for read
Hi guys. In case you do eat and love cheese, you should consider a stopover in The Netherlands next time you are on your way between Italy and Sweden. We do have many special cheeses here, including cheese with nettles, (indeed!) mustard seeds, fenugreek, garlic, truffles and so on. As far as truffled cheese is concerned, don't forget the Italian Pecorino, one of the most beautiful cheeses I have ever tasted. Enjoy all of them!
Hello Nathalie and Stephano I hope you guys are doing well ☺️. I wanted to ask how much was your annual leave with Emirates ? 3 or 4 weeks per year? Thank you 😊 and keep living your dream 😘😘
The most prominent thing I know about San Marino prior to this video is, the fact that their football team would always get so horribly trashed by other European team in qualification matches (EURO and World Cup). Lol.
Stefano sounds sooo Italian (too much Italian English after these many years abroad) Just kidding, video pazzesco e la cosa delle zoccole manco la sapevo (te la rubo per fare il figo alle cene)
Hv a blessed days with family..God bless you both abundantly ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Gorgeous place thank you for sharing
Thank you for sharing your experience with great work
I finally got data again so I can watch your video's, Great video's as always I really missed you, Can't wait to watch this!!!
Hi lovely people, very lovely place San Marino,interesting festival there🧐love it when we your family can join you guys,keep sending your awesome journey🤗👍 kiwi follower of New Zealand Thanku
I’m so fascinated by San Marino! Their political system is very interesting with two leaders at a time and a term of six months only. It seems everyone in the republic would eventually get a turn!
Thanks you two or four for the tour. Loved the house of torcher. If she didn't mention the personal tour guide, I'd never of noticed...lol. Got her on the spider display...lol. Your sister is beautiful (hint hint). Thanks for sharing you two. Have fun and be safe...🎥😃👍👌👊🙏❤️❤️❤️
Buongiorno belli. San Marino bellissimo, buona giornata siete BRAVI 🇮🇹
Loved it , so interesting to hear about and see San Marino . Can’t wait to see where else you visit along the way xx 😘 ❤️
Another beautiful episode ❤️
Fascinating village indeed! Thanks for taking us there. I lived in Italy for so many years but didn't get a chance to visit so I'll make sure it's on my bucket list!!!
Wow Stefano, you look just like your mother. You sister is so tall& beautiful too and ofcourse the beautiful Natalie turned into tour guide and informed us about a lot of history.
Thank you for sharing. It was so informative. Looking forward to the next video.
Thank you for showing us!
love from india.............!
Hello Stefano n Nathalie ❤️
Wonderful place! I enjoyed watching this blog , fascinating San Marino. Enjoy your travels, stay safe. Am waiting to see your visit in Sweden.
From Los Angeles.
What happens in San Marino stays there! It is a wonderful place on earth and I hope that one day I`ll see her again.
Thanks for this family vlog ❤
Stinging Nettles are sometimes used to make soup in the U.K. The sting is eliminated as soon as they’re immersed in hot water. Potato is used to thicken, it’s a vibrant, bright green colour and very healthy!
Lovely vid! Matthew, Manchester 🇬🇧
Amazing couple ❤️, excellent vlogs👏.
Greetings and best wishes from Serbia🥰.
Hi from santorini 🇬🇷
There is a beautiful BMW Colour called San Marino Blue so I enjoyed this video extra!!😂
Hello from Perth Australia . First video of yours that I watched, and have to say you guys are great . Down to earth , great knowledge about specific points throughout video. Really looking forward to see more great videos . Well done
Your videos are always a breath of fresh air.🥺💛
Thanks for sharing!! So beautiful
Beautiful family and video. Stefano, your mother is stunning.
Yes this sunday im gonna watch MotoGP, Live from san marino
Video meraviglioso. Complimenti. San Mario dovrebbe darvi un bel po di soldi per la pubblicità che avete fatto! 😂😂😂😂 Bravissimi!!!!
Hi, I'm from San Marino, next time you visit my country, I suggest you to visit "Museo di Stato", in front of the place where you ate ice cream.
What a beautiful and fascinating village!
Thanks for taking us along and giving us some history about San Marino. ❤️
The Museum of Torture would have been a “no go” for me for sure!😂
Beautiful guys!!! I have no instagram or other social media so only follow here on youtube. I know San Marino isn't technically Italy but Italy is such a vibe - I was in Bari, Puglia in July and absolutely loved it! Enjoy! Abbraccio
Always great video guys,take care stay blessed
My favourities vlog again 🥰❤🇵🇰
Love you guys 💞 greetings from 🇱🇧♥️
San Marino è sempre bella complimenti per il video 😍😍😍
Grazie Mille Susanna!! 🙏🏼
Thank you for this interesting video of my country . Saluti da San Marino 🤗
Wooow♥️ I love this video. This place is really amazing guys . I want to go there 🥺 One day hope to go there. And you guys are amazing , & wish you all the best. Can't wait for the next video. Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰♥️
Thanks for this vlog. Everyone have an amazing travels. Ciao.
Hi, sending love from the Philippines🇵🇭
Thansk for playing the tour guide in the torture museum!
As for the ortica (I kinda like that name better than nettle), here in Austria it's quite commonly used in tea, pretty good if you ask me!
Love it ❤❤❤
Wow what a gorgeous view. Stephan you have a beautiful family, it was great to see your mom and sister in the vlog
Thank you @Benjamin Joseph 🙏🏼🤗!
On the channel I'm tuned in
Beautiful Repubiic. Never knew it existed. I have been to Rome ,Milan, Pisa, and Venice.
Muy bonita Italy, gracias por tu videos bonita 😘😘😘
Finally!!😭😍
Great video,many Greetings from Greece 😍
I guess going to the museum of torture makes you appreciate life and freedom more then ever!!! I feel that way after watching that part of the video.
The movie Hostel was enough for me.
it was an amazing vlog ..
In that leaf 🍃 We r making dishes in india ( kerala)
I LOVE WHAT I SEE
Hello sense the lense,stinning nettle is really good,in Kenya in the Kikuyu custom we use it in making a meal called mukimo,which contains maize,potatoes,bean.have a NYC tym traveling around Europe
Oh what a pity I was in San Marino a fews day before you …but my family just lives 20 minutes from there. Would have been nice to meet you fantastic couple🥰
1st comment 🙂
Nice Video 👌
where you from guys ?
Keep going 👍
wonderful! thank you... great to learn about San Marino‼️
Great video! Stefano, you and your sister look like.
That’s true I believe 😄😄🙌🏼
❤❤❤
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️I love your beautiful country!, hope to be there one day... soon
Your mother is a lovely lady❤️ enjoy your family beautiful couple!😘😘
Wow guys what a fun video of amazing San Marino. I can't believe you would pick a museum of torture over a vampire museum? Am I alone to think, Nathalie looks like a younger Angelina Jolie? 👩🌹Love the channel💖 Cheers 🍹🍹🧔
🇮🇹😉On 3 September 301 AD, according to tradition, the Republic of San Marino was born, the oldest existing republic in the world.
Tradition traces the foundation of the small republic back to 3 September 301 A.D., when San Marino, a Dalmatian stonecutter from the island of Rab escaped from persecution against the Christians of the Roman emperor Diocletian, established a small Christian community on Mount Titano, the highest of the seven hills on which the Republic stands. The owner of the area, a wealthy woman from Rimini, Donna Felicissima, donated the territory of Monte Titano to the small community who called it, in memory of the founder, "Land of San Marino". Before dying, according to the legend, San Marino would have pronounced the following sentence to his followers: "I leave you free from both men", or "I leave you free from the Emperor and the Pope", sovereign of the Empire each, the other leads the Church. These words are the foundation of the independence of the Republic, as evidenced by a document of a trial for the non-collection of taxes held in 1296 (about a thousand years after the death of the Saint) at the convent of Valle Sant'Anastasio: "Non pagano because they never paid. It was their saint who set them free "
From the year 1000, self-government was entrusted to the assembly of all family heads, called Arengo. The Arengo held all the powers, legislative, executive and judicial, which previously were in the hands of the feudal abbot. However, the growth in the size of the community made such a large decision-making body unmanageable: thus, political assemblies were created in the 13th century (the Council of the LX and the Council of the XII).
The State of the Church, by the work of Pope Nicholas IV, recognized the republic in 1291. In 1320 the castle of Chiesanuova joined it. In 1351, after the bishop of San Leo and Montefeltro had freed it from feudal bonds, San Marino became a free municipality.
San Marino today, with a territorial extension of 61.19 km², populated by 33 909 inhabitants, is one of the least populous among the member states of the Council of Europe and the United Nations. The capital is the City of San Marino, the official language is Italian and the inhabitants are called San Marino. The economy is based on the industry, finance, trade and tourism sectors. Since 2008, the historic center of the city of San Marino and Mount Titano have been listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site as "evidence of the continuity of a free republic since the thirteenth century".
Please come to India
I'll be welcoming you guys ...
La repubblica di San Marino è composta da 9 castelli e non solo dalla capitale, Città di San Marino , e i suoi confini, presenti, con Italia sono ben definiti.
2:48 - i am original from Republica Moldova (follow you from UK now , wish to see itally verry soon) in Moldova we calling URZICA - that is the same name , because in Moldova and Romania language is similar with lattine , so URZICA . thanks for read
Ohh yess, in Spanish is Ortiga I think haha
Curiosity 🧐 where is Natalie from ? , I initially thought Italian but now think maybe not ☺️
Nathalie is so beautiful
The museum of torture looked as bad as the Tower of London!!
Hi guys. In case you do eat and love cheese, you should consider a stopover in The Netherlands next time you are on your way between Italy and Sweden. We do have many special cheeses here, including cheese with nettles, (indeed!) mustard seeds, fenugreek, garlic, truffles and so on. As far as truffled cheese is concerned, don't forget the Italian Pecorino, one of the most beautiful cheeses I have ever tasted. Enjoy all of them!
Hello Nathalie and Stephano I hope you guys are doing well ☺️. I wanted to ask how much was your annual leave with Emirates ? 3 or 4 weeks per year?
Thank you 😊 and keep living your dream 😘😘
Hello 👋🏼! The annual leave is 30 days :)! Thank you 🥰!!
Hi i'm luca and i'm from San Marino, when you want to return you will always be welcome.
Hi Luca!! That’s so nice :) Thanks a lot 😌🙌🏼!
The most prominent thing I know about San Marino prior to this video is, the fact that their football team would always get so horribly trashed by other European team in qualification matches (EURO and World Cup). Lol.
Stephano your mom is so beautiful, she has the face of a young girl
Thank you so much 🙏🏼☺️!
Vi consiglio di lasciare la macchina al parcheggio della funivia e salire con la funivia
Marriage is important or living
Hello Mr and Mrs do you accept advertising business?
POV: I live in San Marino AHAHAH
Hahah that’s amazing!!
Ok you are Italian but where does your girlfriend come from? Thanks for your videos
Stefano sounds sooo Italian (too much Italian English after these many years abroad)
Just kidding, video pazzesco e la cosa delle zoccole manco la sapevo (te la rubo per fare il figo alle cene)