I’d like to see more of this style of video dude. I’ve been watching your travel vids for as long as I can remember and this adds a nice little twist and departure from your traditional style. Off-script and personal like. I haven’t been to Europe in over 20 years and would like to book a transatlantic journey one day soon.
Rick thanks for the insight 😉 My wife and I are staying in Vernazza in September with some Italian friends and we can't wait! We booked this after listening to you talk about the town, so thank you for the recommendation!
I love your latest videos Rick, much more real, not so commercial. I was in the Cinque Terre for the second time just over a month ago and yes, it is timeless. I made the mistake of going on the Easter Holiday week and man was it crowded. The trains were packed! I prefer my Italy this way. Grazie mille.
Thanks again for sharing your travels with us Steve. I look forward to each of your video logs. They brighten my day and add to my appreciation of life. Safe travels. God speed.
Great video. Alway wonderful to hear thoughts of your travels. As most tourist do not spend the night in the these villages, evenings are quiet, romantic and offer the traveler a special experience. Highly recommended.
Rick, that's quite a salient point you made about how CQ seems almost frozen in another time - free from the troubles of a modern world that exists just a bus ride away. I felt the same sensation during my week there last summer. I was in a situation not unlike your own - a solo traveler out looking for a warm meal as Porto Venere was gearing down. I felt a quietness behind the white noise of people dining by the harbor. It was as if the world was telling me it was ready to stand still as I mentally prepared to hike and drink and eat my way through the 5 lands.
Thank you so much u didn’t have to do that for us but you took the time too.rite on man,Coming from someone that could never afford to go to Europe myself
Steve, You seem to be such a nice man. This behind-the-scenes extra snippet was very enjoyable. I just discovered this YT channel and subscribed. I'm definitely looking forward to watching some of the interesting videos on the playlist! Safe travels!
Rick, please please please explain to our fellow North Americans how to behave in Europe. It’s heartbreaking to see what locals think of us. Loud, nagging, demanding, self righteous, obvious and plane rude. This is what Europeans think of us. Please explain when we respect local traditions and understand local cultures a lot of doors open up to us. We find friends and even get invited to their homes instead of looking like a dollar sign. I have been traveling in Europe for past 28 days and I have found many friends, invited to many homes, been helped in many instances by strangers. My family and I are getting royal treatments here just be being respectful.
I’d like to see more of this style of video dude. I’ve been watching your travel vids for as long as I can remember and this adds a nice little twist and departure from your traditional style. Off-script and personal like. I haven’t been to Europe in over 20 years and would like to book a transatlantic journey one day soon.
grazie mille Rick and Europe 🌷
A fabulous look at sights and sounds most tourist miss.
Thanks Rick, I like your vlogs
Our favorite destination in Italy. Thanks for sharing, Rick. :)
We loved Vernazza, and are so glad they recovered from the mudslide ❤️
Loved it there 🌅
Rick thanks for the insight 😉
My wife and I are staying in Vernazza in September with some Italian friends and we can't wait! We booked this after listening to you talk about the town, so thank you for the recommendation!
Rick- I'd LOVE to see some of your photos of Vernazza from the 1970's!
I'm hanging out at your favourite spot in the Algarve, Salema! Magical little town and perfect this time of year for the weather plus not so busy.
Wow...So nice 👍
Good morning from thailand 🇹🇭 🤩🤩🤩
Some times that is the best time, after dark 🌒 when you have it all to your self. ☕️
Inspiring!
Bella ♥️
I love your latest videos Rick, much more real, not so commercial. I was in the Cinque Terre for the second time just over a month ago and yes, it is timeless. I made the mistake of going on the Easter Holiday week and man was it crowded. The trains were packed! I prefer my Italy this way. Grazie mille.
Thanks again for sharing your travels with us Steve. I look forward to each of your video logs. They brighten my day and add to my appreciation of life. Safe travels. God speed.
I really like walking at this hour as well, thanks for sharing this walk with us, Thanks, Rick!
Awesome.
Great video. Alway wonderful to hear thoughts of your travels. As most tourist do not spend the night in the these villages, evenings are quiet, romantic and offer the traveler a special experience. Highly recommended.
Rick, that's quite a salient point you made about how CQ seems almost frozen in another time - free from the troubles of a modern world that exists just a bus ride away. I felt the same sensation during my week there last summer. I was in a situation not unlike your own - a solo traveler out looking for a warm meal as Porto Venere was gearing down. I felt a quietness behind the white noise of people dining by the harbor. It was as if the world was telling me it was ready to stand still as I mentally prepared to hike and drink and eat my way through the 5 lands.
Great video! I love to walk ancient Italian streets late at night to explore...you do live a magical life Steve.
You’re the best, sir! Keep on travelling ❤️
You are so lucky I dream of getting to Italy at some point.
Thank you so much u didn’t have to do that for us but you took the time too.rite on man,Coming from someone that could never afford to go to Europe myself
So nice vedio!
I stay 10km from Vernazza and everyday I am surprised by small things that I see. The world is full of tiny wonders.
He is really in Love with Italy and it shows, sure he loves all of Europe, but Italia e il suo amore! Can't say I blame him. Happy travels Rick!
Easy on the lemoncello and seaweed rick
Thanks Rick for sharing!
Beautiful, thankyou
Rick Steves' videos are chasers for life.
Steve, You seem to be such a nice man. This behind-the-scenes extra snippet was very enjoyable.
I just discovered this YT channel and subscribed. I'm definitely looking forward to watching some of the interesting videos on the playlist!
Safe travels!
Buona notte Steve... and thanks for the inspiration.
parma my city so nice
Pretty nice!
Guys if you in Vernazza you have to check out La Torre bar its got an amazing view!
I was just there and missed you again.
Rick, very sentimental blog.
❤️❤️❤️
Wow Nice Nice Vedio
Amazing!!! Sir.
Beautiful wonderful place Europe. thank you so much for sharing this videos 😍👍God bless you.
Thanks to Rick Steven's I went to beautiful Europe...
@Jacob Brodnansky yes is the AUTO-MATIC ....Thank you
I never watch Rick Steves on an empty stomach.....especially when he samples restaurants
I really like your short vlogs Steve 😁 however I get headaches watching them due to lack of stability and fast movement 😕
Which I was there. 😭
Looks out of season?
What show is better Rick Steves or Globe Trekker?
I like Rick Steves better, it's tailored to my travel likes.
thought you'd say everyone tuned into GOT...same difference😕
Rick, please please please explain to our fellow North Americans how to behave in Europe. It’s heartbreaking to see what locals think of us. Loud, nagging, demanding, self righteous, obvious and plane rude. This is what Europeans think of us. Please explain when we respect local traditions and understand local cultures a lot of doors open up to us. We find friends and even get invited to their homes instead of looking like a dollar sign. I have been traveling in Europe for past 28 days and I have found many friends, invited to many homes, been helped in many instances by strangers. My family and I are getting royal treatments here just be being respectful.
OK. These videos are getting a little weird...