Bro yo camera is immaculate. I’m watching this in 4K on a Q90t and the picture is dreamy. Colors so rich and vibrant - stunning, beautiful, gorgeous everything. Incredible
Great walk, Riccardo. We've been to Vernazza before, in 2013, and enjoyed the return visit. Also really enjoyed the rest at the end, just sitting on the wall and taking in the atmosphere.
Thank you Guys. Truly loved the Cinque Terre though...I must admit I enjoyed A little more the nearby towns , the unknown ones. But what a stunning area
Nice video! I was there in the spring of 2023. The hike from there to Monterosso is a bit challenging but fun and you get some wonderful views as well.
WoW that was completely beautiful. Again, wanting some gelato super seriously right now and being really jealous of you RICCARDO!!!! You picked one of my favorite way over crowed towns. Again thank you for sharing another great vlog.
Thank you so much Dear Lawsonartzy! Out of all the Cinque Terre towns, I think I liked Vernazza the most... I don't know why, perhaps because of its large avenues and the port, compared to others, and the atmosphere there was super cosy and full of tourists at the end of August. Lovely lovely period and lovely town for sure. A shame I couldn't film anything as that area is Drone-Forbidden for everyeone ... and it's completely illegal to fly there :/ But stunning place
Nature has bestowed Vernazza with its blessings , amazingly wonderful sea and mountains all around , fortunate are those who live at this paradise. Nice Vd . Brilliantly captured the beauty of the place . Thanks and Greetings .
This is the best video I have seen on Vernazza, very detailed presentation. No wonder it attracts tourists. Very beautiful town. There were three times the population of the town on the streets and beaches from tourists. The panoramic view at the castle of Vernazza was awesome. The "Brief intro" and music are beautiful as usual.Thanks for this magnificent tour of Vernazza.
Glad you enjoyed it Dear Esther, and glad you liked also this one in Cinque Terre. I also filmed at dusk a short walk, I'll upload... such a different atmosphere, but stunning indeed... lovely place. Wish you a nice weekend!
Thank you Juan, and I hope you liked this walk in Vernazza. I'm posting quite a lot of Ligurian towns lately, there are some others waiting to be published. I was there in August
I enjoyed the walk up to the Cloister of St. Francis and the views overlooking it. Seemed so tranquil and peaceful there, away from the crowds. I also liked the climb to the Castle and the magnificent views at the end. Thanks again for taking us on your wonderful journeys to these amazing places.
Thank you Dear Lang. We've been knowing each other for so long now, it's like we know each other in a way. Paradisiac place, agreed 100%. I wished I could go back... maybe in winter... maybe
Риккардо, отличное видео! Лето, море! Какое большое количество людей на побережье и так немного в самом городе, так как по таким подъёмам не каждый турист пройдёт) милый городок, с узкими улочками и зеленью. Благодарю за кусочек тепла в мой дождливый день🤗
Таня, спасибо, так рада снова тебя видеть) Рад, что понравилось, похоже на побережье Альфи .. но на севере. Очень похожая обстановка ... Атмосфера ... В морском городке всегда есть что-то особенное ... Желаю вам хороших выходных!
Love the section after the port when you start climbing towards the cloister then the castle. The views from the top are stunning. The narrow alleys between the houses with the plants. Again, another well done video, Riccardo. Felt that I was there (I really wish). Thank you!🤗🙂
Thank you Geraldine, I filmed quote a lot there. Stunning place but impossible to fly with drone unfortunately :/ lovely area for sure ! Wish you a nice weekend!
750 inhabitants - you've got my attention Riccardo. More later . . . .I have so much empathy for the gentleman at 38:16 and his struggle with the stairs. He stopped and seemed to be looking ahead -- either dreading the distance he still had to go, or watching enviously the young man climbing so effortlessly ahead of him -- or both. 55:17 - 58:00 now that's some serious exploring! Loved those narrow pathways. People watching in the port. All I need is a caffe' espresso.
@@vegavit2984 dear Vega and Sharon, in a way I agree with this. My town being quite touristic, I can relate... yesterday evening there was a large festival and had to park at around 1 km away ://
@@vegavit2984 Right now we live on Vancouver Island which is a tourist attraction mostly in the summer. It's only possible to arrive here by plane or ferry (which often has wait times lasting hours). We moved from the coastal city of Newport Oregon which has a population of around 10K, swelling to thousands more during tourist season (which is most of the year). So, I know what it's like to be a resident in a tourist town.
Glad you enjoyed it Dear Sudip and so happy to see you again) Indeed... so many colours there.. all that area is full of colours and so many tourists I must say) More will follow. I wish you a nice weekend my old time friend
@@samsarkisyan It's indeed stunning... was there but not for too long unfortunately... the last days of Summer. I hope to film more in Autumn, it must be something completely different for sure without tourists!
Алиса, так рада видеть тебя снова. Ааа ... да, Чинкве-Терре ... Я сам их любил, но ... Я влюбился в 2 города, которых нет рядом, но недалеко ... Я скоро выложу видео ... Я люблю чинкве-терре, но может быть, слишком туристический для меня) Тем не менее ... какое место. Желаю вам счастливых выходных
Hermoso pueblo marítimo perteneciente a la región de Cinque Terre declarado patrimonio de la humanidad, espectaculares tomas panorámicas desde el alcantilado, me impresionó el castillo Doria del siglo XI y la iglesia Margarita del siglo XIV. Estimado Riccardo gracias por viajar contigo, bonito domingo e inicio de semana, saludos desde 🇲🇽 cuídate 🤗.
Querida Lupita, ¡feliz de verte de nuevo! Muy cierto ... que hermoso lugar ... ¡los residentes están de enhorabuena! celestial ... Yo también filmé en la noche, pronto lo publicaré en UA-cam. ¡Gracias y feliz domingo a ti también!
Amazing video! If you should chose between Riomaggiore, Vernazza and Monterosso, which one would you suggest as the prettiest one and with characteristic and nice restaurants?
Thank you so much Stefano, good question actually. I still didn't visit Monterosso, but between Riomaggiore and Vernazza I think Vernazza is a little bit more "cute" , especially the area on the port, wider and more large. Both beautiful though!
Ciao Andrei! Ah indeed, many similitudes between the CInque Terre and the Amalfi Coast I must say! Filmed thre also at dusk.. it was quite a sight. I wish you a nice weekend my friend!
Cartoon of Pixar "Luca" is inspired by this location. Wonderful Liguria Region, hometown of Columbus.🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 Birthplace of pesto sauce. Landscape amazing.
Agreed Luca! I always thought it was from Vernazza and Riomaggiore that they took inspiration.. cinque Terre is a paradisiac land... I wish I could go back :/
In early seventies I really wandered through so many villages in Italy,France since I had no money. I'd take naps on harbour low walls sleep in the sun and a couple hours LA free er people would put change on my chest just enough for a peroni or two. I did that for about eight months till I got to London got a job a flat hung out on the road again till the money was gone found myself in Tunesia hanging out with the locals. Great two year vagabond.
Thank you for sharing this memory here Jeff... incredible to think of all that and how you were able to travel for... 2 years (!) like this. For many living such an adventure would be something they can only dream about, some others could write a book about such an experience.. I, for myself, would have liked to live such an experience though, I lived something very very similiar in my 20s when I was living in Russia in the same mostly conditions... those are the memories that will always stick with us and never leave us... in a way, shaping who we are in the years to come. Thank you Jeff
@@StillWanderer In those days a vagabonding man which I surely was the people made it possible. Some small villages took me under they're wings to feed fill with they're local wines and beers even making me honorary mayor for the night full of festivties and prancing they'er daughters to me and when they announced to neighboring villages I was American and I heard all the liberation stories. It was why I went to see and feel, museums I cared not for. I slept on more park benches than any man alive not to mention cemetaries, they were the quitist,lol. I found a nice niche by saving American girls who were in two's, three's and four's being harassed by energetic young ones boys who only saw American girls in movies. I was able since I wasn't a student to help bridge the language barriers between them showing young girls that they are a energetic bunch of harmless guys which many times in the end we would all party together. Sorry when me thoughts get going there hard to stop. I got a thousand of them. You being Russian your most likely very wise. Jeff
@@jeffevans3193 Amazing memories Jeff, indeed! Oh no, I'm italian but lived in Russia, as a student, but as a penniless student for some time at university) I can't imagine what you experience though... living like that, even in cemeteries. Incredible, you should write some notes or diary about it all or some notes about the memories you still have of that adventure. I don't know and I cannot say if the country today would be the same as it was with you years ago, Many many things changed, mentality as well I suppose... I cannot say if it was better before or not, people are still people everywhere, good and bad. But hospitality is a cultural thing so... it changes with time and with eras I suppose. Great memories you have.. keep them golden and nice as they are!
Fazliddin it's very difficult to reach by car..and inside it's impossible to drive. I strongly suggest to take train from La Spezia and there are many parking spaces yherr
My friend Avery, nice to see you as always. I don't know personally but of course there must be many I guess. Especially in bigger cities. I was looking on Facebook and there are actually quite a few
@@StillWanderer I always visit during off-season. Swimming is never part of my itinerary. Exploring off the beaten path is more my style. I would appreciate more videos of the same places when the focus is not on summer fun. Inc. Amalfi Coast videos. When I was in Positano it poured for 10 days. The kids playing in Spiagge Grande and Furore weren't helpful. Hikes around Montepertuso, places to explore when the weather isn't perfect are idea.
@@RuthAllison Oh Ruth, I also love off-season, as you can see the majority of the videos are of towns off-season and many people don't like them... But here I was during summer to show a bit of a "crowdied" town, from time to time. But 80% of the videos are off-season as I like them more as well. I shall try again on Amalfi coast in this way, thanks for the tip
Bro yo camera is immaculate. I’m watching this in 4K on a Q90t and the picture is dreamy. Colors so rich and vibrant - stunning, beautiful, gorgeous everything. Incredible
Thanks a ton Rasha! Glad you could like it.. it was a very nice bright and sunny day, lovely place there
Great walk, Riccardo. We've been to Vernazza before, in 2013, and enjoyed the return visit. Also really enjoyed the rest at the end, just sitting on the wall and taking in the atmosphere.
Thank you Guys. Truly loved the Cinque Terre though...I must admit I enjoyed A little more the nearby towns , the unknown ones. But what a stunning area
Absolutely fantastic. Thank you for not playing crappy music. Loved the silence.
Thank you Craig, glad you enjoyed it
Nice video! I was there in the spring of 2023. The hike from there to Monterosso is a bit challenging but fun and you get some wonderful views as well.
Must be quite something in spring. Never visited in the period
Beautiful Vernazza, Italy. Great place to visit. Big like. Thanks for sharing.
thx
WoW that was completely beautiful. Again, wanting some gelato super seriously right now and being really jealous of you RICCARDO!!!! You picked one of my favorite way over crowed towns. Again thank you for sharing another great vlog.
Thank you so much Dear Lawsonartzy! Out of all the Cinque Terre towns, I think I liked Vernazza the most... I don't know why, perhaps because of its large avenues and the port, compared to others, and the atmosphere there was super cosy and full of tourists at the end of August. Lovely lovely period and lovely town for sure. A shame I couldn't film anything as that area is Drone-Forbidden for everyeone ... and it's completely illegal to fly there :/ But stunning place
I'm so happy because I think I traveled with a good friend.👏
Have a good day.🤗
You too!
Nature has bestowed Vernazza with its blessings , amazingly wonderful sea and mountains all around , fortunate are those who live at this paradise. Nice Vd . Brilliantly captured the beauty of the place . Thanks and Greetings .
Dear Rajyashree, what a pleasure seeing you again...I agree wholeheartedly, stunning place...lucky residents for sure. Wish you a nice Sunday
Interesting City in a beautiful scenario. Very nice video
Thank you dear Ivan
This is the best video I have seen on Vernazza, very detailed presentation. No wonder it attracts tourists. Very beautiful town. There were three times the population of the town on the streets and beaches from tourists. The panoramic view at the castle of Vernazza was awesome. The "Brief intro" and music are beautiful as usual.Thanks for this magnificent tour of Vernazza.
Glad you enjoyed it Dear Esther, and glad you liked also this one in Cinque Terre. I also filmed at dusk a short walk, I'll upload... such a different atmosphere, but stunning indeed... lovely place. Wish you a nice weekend!
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Just what I've been looking for. Thanks
Thank you Juan, and I hope you liked this walk in Vernazza. I'm posting quite a lot of Ligurian towns lately, there are some others waiting to be published. I was there in August
I enjoyed the walk up to the Cloister of St. Francis and the views overlooking it. Seemed so tranquil and peaceful there, away from the crowds. I also liked the climb to the Castle and the magnificent views at the end. Thanks again for taking us on your wonderful journeys to these amazing places.
Thank you Dear Lang. We've been knowing each other for so long now, it's like we know each other in a way. Paradisiac place, agreed 100%. I wished I could go back... maybe in winter... maybe
beautifully done! It's a maze of streets and alley ways but its beautiful!
Thank you so much Jess! Indeed... famous and beautiful town for sure in Cinque Terre!
Риккардо, отличное видео! Лето, море! Какое большое количество людей на побережье и так немного в самом городе, так как по таким подъёмам не каждый турист пройдёт) милый городок, с узкими улочками и зеленью. Благодарю за кусочек тепла в мой дождливый день🤗
Таня, спасибо, так рада снова тебя видеть) Рад, что понравилось, похоже на побережье Альфи .. но на севере. Очень похожая обстановка ... Атмосфера ... В морском городке всегда есть что-то особенное ... Желаю вам хороших выходных!
И тебе хороших выходных, Риккардо!
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Love the section after the port when you start climbing towards the cloister then the castle. The views from the top are stunning. The narrow alleys between the houses with the plants. Again, another well done video, Riccardo. Felt that I was there (I really wish). Thank you!🤗🙂
Thank you Geraldine, I filmed quote a lot there. Stunning place but impossible to fly with drone unfortunately :/ lovely area for sure ! Wish you a nice weekend!
Absolutely fabulous 🇮🇹🇮🇹❤❤
Shaimaa! Thank you as always and wish you a nice weekend!
750 inhabitants - you've got my attention Riccardo. More later . . . .I have so much empathy for the gentleman at 38:16 and his struggle with the stairs. He stopped and seemed to be looking ahead -- either dreading the distance he still had to go, or watching enviously the young man climbing so effortlessly ahead of him -- or both.
55:17 - 58:00 now that's some serious exploring! Loved those narrow pathways.
People watching in the port. All I need is a caffe' espresso.
I'm sure you'll like it Sharon, it's a little gem
@@vegavit2984 Where Vega?)
Ah!! I guess I figured it out:)
@@vegavit2984 dear Vega and Sharon, in a way I agree with this. My town being quite touristic, I can relate... yesterday evening there was a large festival and had to park at around 1 km away ://
@@vegavit2984 Right now we live on Vancouver Island which is a tourist attraction mostly in the summer. It's only possible to arrive here by plane or ferry (which often has wait times lasting hours). We moved from the coastal city of Newport Oregon which has a population of around 10K, swelling to thousands more during tourist season (which is most of the year). So, I know what it's like to be a resident in a tourist town.
Woow.. Ric my friend !! This is one of your best video uploaded..such a lively, colourful, bright video...just loved watching it..
Glad you enjoyed it Dear Sudip and so happy to see you again) Indeed... so many colours there.. all that area is full of colours and so many tourists I must say) More will follow. I wish you a nice weekend my old time friend
@@StillWanderer Honestly let me tell you..I love watching this type of videos at the most..bright, colorful, and lots of people around.
Thank you Sudip!;glad to know you like those. More will follow like these
Very beautiful town!!
Agreed Sam, loved Vernazza, maybe the prettiest of the Cinque Terre region in my opinion
@@StillWanderer I want to visit Liguria!!
@@samsarkisyan It's indeed stunning... was there but not for too long unfortunately... the last days of Summer. I hope to film more in Autumn, it must be something completely different for sure without tourists!
Amazing place, amazing people & awesome culture!
Your vlogs are the best, I must say. Best camera & etc. too.
Thank you so much Madam!
Спасибо!!! Смотрю, восхищаюсь, вспоминаю, надеюсь вернуться в эти края и не только в эти!
Алиса, так рада видеть тебя снова. Ааа ... да, Чинкве-Терре ... Я сам их любил, но ... Я влюбился в 2 города, которых нет рядом, но недалеко ... Я скоро выложу видео ... Я люблю чинкве-терре, но может быть, слишком туристический для меня) Тем не менее ... какое место. Желаю вам счастливых выходных
@@StillWanderer Ditto!
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Vernazza is so beautiful. I like the Cinque Terre. But there are so much tourists. Thank you for the amazing walking tour my friend.
Danke!
Bellissimo posto e bellissimo video complimenti
Grazie William
Hermoso pueblo marítimo perteneciente a la región de Cinque Terre declarado patrimonio de la humanidad, espectaculares tomas panorámicas desde el alcantilado, me impresionó el castillo Doria del siglo XI y la iglesia Margarita del siglo XIV. Estimado Riccardo gracias por viajar contigo, bonito domingo e inicio de semana, saludos desde 🇲🇽 cuídate 🤗.
Querida Lupita, ¡feliz de verte de nuevo! Muy cierto ... que hermoso lugar ... ¡los residentes están de enhorabuena! celestial ... Yo también filmé en la noche, pronto lo publicaré en UA-cam. ¡Gracias y feliz domingo a ti también!
Riccardo esperaré con gusto el video filmado de noche 😉bonita tarde.
@@lupitadiaz177 Gracias Lupita! Bonita tarde 🤗
этот город меня удивил количеством туристов и своими узкими улочками, прекрасная прогулка, grazie Ric!
Amazing video! If you should chose between Riomaggiore, Vernazza and Monterosso, which one would you suggest as the prettiest one and with characteristic and nice restaurants?
Thank you so much Stefano, good question actually. I still didn't visit Monterosso, but between Riomaggiore and Vernazza I think Vernazza is a little bit more "cute" , especially the area on the port, wider and more large. Both beautiful though!
@@StillWanderer Thank you so much then!
Liguria seems the most colorful part of Italy!
Ciao Andrei! Ah indeed, many similitudes between the CInque Terre and the Amalfi Coast I must say! Filmed thre also at dusk.. it was quite a sight.
I wish you a nice weekend my friend!
Nice your ride.
Thank you Ale!
Nice Vernazza
never heard of it before
Nice video
Too many people
Indeed, very very beautiful town Alex...so crowdy on summer too for sure ✌️
Muito lindo,obrigado por mais esse passeio♥♠♥
Querida Irene obrigado! A bom weekend!
My word, what a place to visit, stunning indeed 😍
thx!
happy to see this place!
Thanks for visiting
Cartoon of Pixar "Luca" is inspired by this location. Wonderful Liguria Region, hometown of Columbus.🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 Birthplace of pesto sauce. Landscape amazing.
Agreed Luca! I always thought it was from Vernazza and Riomaggiore that they took inspiration.. cinque Terre is a paradisiac land... I wish I could go back :/
fabulous
Thank you so much Anna!
In early seventies I really wandered through so many villages in Italy,France since I had no money. I'd take naps on harbour low walls sleep in the sun and a couple hours LA free er people would put change on my chest just enough for a peroni or two. I did that for about eight months till I got to London got a job a flat hung out on the road again till the money was gone found myself in Tunesia hanging out with the locals. Great two year vagabond.
Thank you for sharing this memory here Jeff... incredible to think of all that and how you were able to travel for... 2 years (!) like this. For many living such an adventure would be something they can only dream about, some others could write a book about such an experience.. I, for myself, would have liked to live such an experience though, I lived something very very similiar in my 20s when I was living in Russia in the same mostly conditions... those are the memories that will always stick with us and never leave us... in a way, shaping who we are in the years to come. Thank you Jeff
@@StillWanderer In those days a vagabonding man which I surely was the people made it possible. Some small villages took me under they're wings to feed fill with they're local wines and beers even making me honorary mayor for the night full of festivties and prancing they'er daughters to me and when they announced to neighboring villages I was American and I heard all the liberation stories. It was why I went to see and feel, museums I cared not for. I slept on more park benches than any man alive not to mention cemetaries, they were the quitist,lol. I found a nice niche by saving American girls who were in two's, three's and four's being harassed by energetic young ones boys who only saw American girls in movies. I was able since I wasn't a student to help bridge the language barriers between them showing young girls that they are a energetic bunch of harmless guys which many times in the end we would all party together. Sorry when me thoughts get going there hard to stop. I got a thousand of them. You being Russian your most likely very wise. Jeff
@@jeffevans3193 Amazing memories Jeff, indeed! Oh no, I'm italian but lived in Russia, as a student, but as a penniless student for some time at university)
I can't imagine what you experience though... living like that, even in cemeteries. Incredible, you should write some notes or diary about it all or some notes about the memories you still have of that adventure.
I don't know and I cannot say if the country today would be the same as it was with you years ago, Many many things changed, mentality as well I suppose... I cannot say if it was better before or not, people are still people everywhere, good and bad. But hospitality is a cultural thing so... it changes with time and with eras I suppose.
Great memories you have.. keep them golden and nice as they are!
@@StillWanderer God bless you!
@@jeffevans3193 You too Jeff!
Good video, please, how many hours by car is it from the capital, Rome
Thank you! It's about 5-6 hours :(
Can one with Autos come? In the Village?
Fazliddin it's very difficult to reach by car..and inside it's impossible to drive. I strongly suggest to take train from La Spezia and there are many parking spaces yherr
@@StillWanderer perfekt! Thanks a Lot!
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un bel ecrin,bon samedi a mardi
Cher Line merci beaucoup et bon weekend aussi!
Is there an American expat community in Italy that you know of? Just curious
My friend Avery, nice to see you as always. I don't know personally but of course there must be many I guess. Especially in bigger cities. I was looking on Facebook and there are actually quite a few
Verynice fido
Thank you so much!
How much of the city was built after 1945
Hi Joe, from what I read, not a great amount of the town was destroyed during the war luckily
Disney/Pixar's "Luca" vibes.
Yup Branc, even the train had a big poster on it )
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Grazie Sonia!
I just hope this is somewhat accurate.
Hi Ruth, you mean its historical information?
@@StillWanderer I always visit during off-season. Swimming is never part of my itinerary. Exploring off the beaten path is more my style. I would appreciate more videos of the same places when the focus is not on summer fun. Inc. Amalfi Coast videos. When I was in Positano it poured for 10 days. The kids playing in Spiagge Grande and Furore weren't helpful. Hikes around Montepertuso, places to explore when the weather isn't perfect are idea.
@@RuthAllison Oh Ruth, I also love off-season, as you can see the majority of the videos are of towns off-season and many people don't like them... But here I was during summer to show a bit of a "crowdied" town, from time to time. But 80% of the videos are off-season as I like them more as well. I shall try again on Amalfi coast in this way, thanks for the tip
@@StillWanderer Most vids are shot during Lockdown or summer season
@@RuthAllison i post 1 video a week, every Friday, since 3 years ago by now. Last film was made last weekend on a tiny town in central Italy,