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Same here, we need to seriously learn Italian! Actually, even with basic Italian you would get by here as the people are very lovely, friendly and incredibly helpful. You really must make some time and come to Abruzzo! You'll love it and probably never want to leave. That's what happened to us! Thanks for watching, do please subscribe if you haven't already! Let us know when you are coming to Abruzzo!
My father is from chieti Abruzzo and he told me it’s the most beautiful place in the world and it’s the only wild place left in Europe meaning, the only place they had bears wolves 🐺
Abruzzo is our paradise. It has everything we could ever want, mountains, beaches, beautiful landscapes amazing wildlife including wolves and bears which still live here, history, ancient architecture, generous down to earth people, amazing food and wine.... and the list goes on!
Chieti is such a fantastic town. Definitely worth a visit. We often pop there for a wander around the beautiful streets, a bit of shopping and always an aperitivo!
Ha ha! The food is so good here, you have to come and visit it's so beautiful. So glad you liked the video. Please do subscribe if you haven't already. Where are you based now?
@@ExploringAbruzzo We live in Portland, Maine! My wife is an Italian professor, and am a dual citizen, and we have spent a lot of time in Napoli and Firenze. But my family comes from Abruzzo (Castelli, Miglianico), so I plan to visit soon! Possibly in January, fingers crossed.
@@kavimontanaro7976 Thanks so much for subscribing, it means a lot to us. We will keep our fingers crossed for you too that you get over to Abruzzo as soon as possible.
Ahaha, that's my favorite bar as well! I've been wanting to check out the archeology museum and if we get a weekend with good weather soon I'd like to pop up to Chieti and make a day of it.
It's a wonderful place isn't it! Love popping there just for a mooch and of course a drink or two! You must get to the museum, we thought it was fabulous! When you say 'pop up' where are you based?
@@ExploringAbruzzo I don't recall its name but I've had occasion to visit Chieti a few times and that bar just immediately gets my attention on every visit! I'm just outside Lanciano, so Chieti is an easy trip anytime I have the day off.
Looks lovely. Your walking tours are so much better than the others on UA-cam. Others video and don't talk. It's good to hear your views. It was very quiet is that because of lockdown or because it's October? Thanks
So glad you like our videos. We do like to talk LOL! It was really, really quiet as it was during one of the early lockdowns although we think we were allowed out?! Of course things quieten down here after the summer but October is still a busy tourist month. But there is all year round tourism too as there are plenty of ski resorts in Abruzzo, in fact the 5th largest Italian ski resort is here in Abruzzo - Roccaraso which is fabulous. Also plenty of cross country skiing and what we love doing as well is snow shoeing through the beautiful Abruzzese landscapes.
@@ExploringAbruzzo I live in the United States. I would live to visit one day and explore where my family comes from. I would love to find out if I still have family there
@@shawnleaf6566 Oh you must come and visit the area your family comes from. I've heard of many Americans doing a bit of a 'genealogy' trip back to their roots using companies and locals to access birth records etc... Very exciting!
If you are looking to move to Abruzzo or elsewhere in Italy, then for all the services (realtors, legal, finance, etc.), you require to help you, from finding your dream home to living la dolce vita, follow this link: anyexpat.com?reffid=5048
Thank you for sharing. I would love the opportunity to visit and spend some time in that region. I need to seriously learn Italian.
Same here, we need to seriously learn Italian! Actually, even with basic Italian you would get by here as the people are very lovely, friendly and incredibly helpful. You really must make some time and come to Abruzzo! You'll love it and probably never want to leave. That's what happened to us! Thanks for watching, do please subscribe if you haven't already! Let us know when you are coming to Abruzzo!
My father is from chieti Abruzzo and he told me it’s the most beautiful place in the world and it’s the only wild place left in Europe meaning, the only place they had bears wolves 🐺
Abruzzo is our paradise. It has everything we could ever want, mountains, beaches, beautiful landscapes amazing wildlife including wolves and bears which still live here, history, ancient architecture, generous down to earth people, amazing food and wine.... and the list goes on!
Thank you for visiting our town!
Chieti is such a fantastic town. Definitely worth a visit. We often pop there for a wander around the beautiful streets, a bit of shopping and always an aperitivo!
You guys are making me hungry! My family are from that area, I'd love to visit there someday. Thank you so much for the video.
Ha ha! The food is so good here, you have to come and visit it's so beautiful. So glad you liked the video. Please do subscribe if you haven't already. Where are you based now?
Did you see part 2 of our visit to Chieti by the way?
@@ExploringAbruzzo We live in Portland, Maine! My wife is an Italian professor, and am a dual citizen, and we have spent a lot of time in Napoli and Firenze. But my family comes from Abruzzo (Castelli, Miglianico), so I plan to visit soon! Possibly in January, fingers crossed.
@@ExploringAbruzzo Thanks, not yet, will probably get to many of your videos. Thanks for all your hard work on them.
@@kavimontanaro7976 Thanks so much for subscribing, it means a lot to us. We will keep our fingers crossed for you too that you get over to Abruzzo as soon as possible.
Danke für den Bericht meiner Heimatstadt👍
Ahaha, that's my favorite bar as well! I've been wanting to check out the archeology museum and if we get a weekend with good weather soon I'd like to pop up to Chieti and make a day of it.
It's a wonderful place isn't it! Love popping there just for a mooch and of course a drink or two! You must get to the museum, we thought it was fabulous! When you say 'pop up' where are you based?
@@ExploringAbruzzo I don't recall its name but I've had occasion to visit Chieti a few times and that bar just immediately gets my attention on every visit! I'm just outside Lanciano, so Chieti is an easy trip anytime I have the day off.
Looks lovely. Your walking tours are so much better than the others on UA-cam. Others video and don't talk. It's good to hear your views. It was very quiet is that because of lockdown or because it's October? Thanks
So glad you like our videos. We do like to talk LOL! It was really, really quiet as it was during one of the early lockdowns although we think we were allowed out?! Of course things quieten down here after the summer but October is still a busy tourist month. But there is all year round tourism too as there are plenty of ski resorts in Abruzzo, in fact the 5th largest Italian ski resort is here in Abruzzo - Roccaraso which is fabulous. Also plenty of cross country skiing and what we love doing as well is snow shoeing through the beautiful Abruzzese landscapes.
Was the wine strong 😂😂
Ha Ha! Probably around 12,5 or 13% but we probably had a lot of it!!!
My family is from this area.. Olivastri is the surname..
Thanks for your comment. That's wonderful that you have Abruzzo connections. Do you visit? Or are you also based here?
@@ExploringAbruzzo I live in the United States. I would live to visit one day and explore where my family comes from. I would love to find out if I still have family there
@@shawnleaf6566 Oh you must come and visit the area your family comes from. I've heard of many Americans doing a bit of a 'genealogy' trip back to their roots using companies and locals to access birth records etc... Very exciting!