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omg, only 2min into the video, liked and subcribed! GREAT JOB! A proper travel video, informative, fast paced and beautiful shots! We will be driving through Tuscany next week, will make a pit stop. 🤗
Thanks! If you like my vlogging style please check out my travel vlog playlist which have similar videos from around the world. Enjoy Tuscany! ua-cam.com/play/PLszSmMLISbAcilIqoPDeBLzx40PjI7cAE.html
Suitcase Monkey didn’t you like Livorno? Not sure If that is what you meant with your comment about it Just curious Thanks in advance for your feedback
One of the best travel videos I have ever seen on UA-cam. Slick, on point, creative, informative and very entertaining. Wish all travel vloggers could see this.
Wow, thanks for the very kind words! It’s really appreciated. Personally speaking, I think I have done some better ones so let me know how you get on with some of my other full length travel vlogs. ua-cam.com/play/PLszSmMLISbAcilIqoPDeBLzx40PjI7cAE.html
Good video - loved your realistic point of view - esp with parking. It is easy to feel we are the only ones that run into logistical issues. Thx for keeping it real!
As a girl born and raised in Florence and the hills surrounding it (but now living in beautiful Gent, Belgium), I just adored the description of Italian driving customs, so true. I'm a very diligent driver here in Belgium, but my Italian blood never fails to bring back my killing driving skills every time I set foot in my home country
Haha. I’m glad you said that. I was nervous putting that in because it’s never possible to group a whole country as one type of person but even as a joke I wanted to mention my personal experience. So glad you reacted to it fondly! We will have a Bruges vlog later this year. Hopefully you’ll enjoy that one too!
Thanks for all the tips. I like how you give tips to help viewers by giving us the good and the bad on each places. Rather than making everything look good and perfect you give us a good idea of what to expect and help us save time incase we visit these places. Thank you and i hope you channel blows up as it will help alot of travellers out there.
My first time in Italy I was travelling with a friend who was trying to watch what he ate and be mindful of calories. It was starting to be a drag since we were also in Tuscany. By the third day, I just looked at him and said, "what kind of an idiot goes on a diet in Italy." That pretty much snapped him out of it fortunately. Something as simple as basil, tomatoes and olive oil tastes like ambrosia in Italy. The land and the sun make everything absolutely delicious. I ate mozzarella di bufalla and gelato almost every singe day. Just walk every where, especially the hills and you'll be fine. Eat everything in Italy! Diet at home!
😂😂😂😂😂To visit Italy & be on a diet is a crime!!! Sooo much good food no matter which small town or big city you visit 💯💯!!!! So glad to have visited pre-covid19 pandemic!!!
Very nice Vlog! Having lived in Italy I'd like to say something about the parking challenge, that is, unless you are an expert local motorist, trying to park towards the center of town is an exercise in futility. This is compounded by the fact that you have to navigate mostly one way streets and "denial of transit" rules for cars not domiciled in the area you are in. So my advice is, don't even try. Plan to park outside of the center of town, including convenient municipal parking areas. From there, plan to walk, take a bus or call a taxi if necessary, to get you to where you want to go. Cheers and keep posting you great vids!
My boyfriend and have been thinking of doing a road trip around Tuscany, and this video has just convinced me - I loved it! Thank you for such lovely content
I went to Florence and did 2 tours including Siena, San Giminiano and Pisa. Absolutely beautiful and breath taking. I almost cried when I saw the leaning tower of Pisa and the food like you said is amazing 😉
I really loved the fact that you gave candid review with tips. You clearly expressed what you did NOT like. This honesty is missing in most travel blogs/vlogs. Most of them just praise every darn place... Liked and Subbed :)... looking for more reviews with tips.
Thanks! That’s great to hear. I’m posting a Brunch in London video tonight but generally I post around every 6 weeks or so, so please feel free to check out my other travel vlogs until the next one, which will be Santorini. ua-cam.com/play/PLszSmMLISbAcilIqoPDeBLzx40PjI7cAE.html
Hey, everytime I drive to Florence I also park at the Coop and take the "tramvia"! Smart move & good tip. They also sell super cheap Daily Family tickets for max 4 persons, good all day for the tram and buses too.
Parking at Coop supermarket and leaving the car all day there is not a civilized habit. That parking place is for customers only and not for tourists. What would you think if tourists would park their car in your local supermarket parking place?
Excellent and entertaining video. We'll be driving the Tuscany countryside for a week soon and will be sure to include some of your destinations. Thanks also for the tips on parking!
1:19 , there is nothing worse when you’re waiting for the hired car in Pisa genuinely, one year the machine for my dads card didn’t work and we were there for ages, it was roasting and it was stressful but I had wifi so it wasn’t too bad
Another nice video you pack plenty in. Hope its ok to add that Siena is famous for the Palio horse race run every July & Aug in its medieval square "Il Campo". Its a real spectacle (See start of James Bonds Quantum of Solace) for the horse race, flag waving parades and street partys (latter held night of the general trial, the night before main event) although my advice is to watch the trials held 2-3 days before the actual race which its crazy busy. There is free parking in huge car park by city walls as well as v expensive parking. Also If you ever go back to Tuscany please dont miss the beautiful city of Lucca with its wonderful piazzas, churches, the walk round the city walls, botanical gardens and its also host to "Lucca Comics and Games" every Oct or Nov the 2nd biggest Comic festival in the world.
Nice video. I would add that you generally need to book a time slot to climb the tower at Pisa. Also I have been to Pisa 3 times and I think half a day is more than enough. The most interesting thing about it is the tower area. There are many better places in Tuscany to spend the other half of you day.
Very helpful, I’ll be driving around Tuscany in two weeks and now I have an idea about the parking. And the first town san migniano wasn’t in my itinerary now it is. Love the vide thank you
Great video - and good tip regarding parking and taking the tram into Florence. By the way it took me about three trips to San Gimignano before I learned how to say it correctly - San Jim in Yano. :)
Very informative. Great info for visiting the Tuscany region, as I will be doing in mid-September. Thanks! I checked out the hotel you mentioned. Unfortunately, no vacancies
Lots of great stuff in a short amount of time. You've a good eye for composing within the frame and for color and use of natural lighting. Because there's so much to see in your quality cityscapes, panoramas and food, may I suggest leaving 1 second more in those scenes. I had to stop the video a few times for all that was there to see. Still 6 days in one video, all in all, quite worthy.
Thank you for your thoughts and suggestions. I’m editing the next vlog now and will keep this in mind as it is something I am aware of. That said, pace for me is always very important so in a story that has no drama it’s a way to keep it up. But good observation! Thank you.
Great video! I was wondering if you were going to mention parking and maybe give a good tip LOL! Parking is always the most stressful part when driving in Italy aside from the 90* turns in the roads, so now we stay a few days in a town and then take the train to nearby towns. Thanks for the info on the tram...that is new for me. Thank you again for a great Tuscan video!
It's just something I could hear Stephen Fry would say. One more question: Is it difficult to travel to Japan if you don't speak Japanese at all? I'm thinking that it must be agonizing to get around on trains, ordering food and so on. Even when it's translated, the long names of places sometimes confuses me.
man you missed LIVORNO my city! amazing genuine sea-city on the west side coast from 15minutes (by train) from the famous PISA. in Livorno you 'll find fabulous rock coast called calignaia were the landscape is breathtaking, terrazza mascagni plus a district called "venezia". You have to tried the no-commercial tuscany! our proud food? cinque e cinque, cacciucco, baccalà alla livornese.
Thinking of going to Tuscany again. This video and I think another of yours helped us back in 2019 and so I went on the hunt to find it again. I agree re the parking. Plus google told us we could drive into Sienna, so we were fined for entering a restricted area. Oh well 😊
Thank you so much for the details on where to park in Florence! It will help us a lot in our upcoming trip. Any tips on where to park when we visit Rome?
We really enjoyed your video and was done very well. We are taking a Mediterranean cruise and we get off the ship in Venice. We will make our way to Florence and then pretty much follow your route. Instead of spending 4 nights in Florence where should we stay to break up our day trips to the various towns? Where would you stay if you did this all over again. Would you think it would be hard to find hotels along the way if we kept driving and not back tracked? Thank you from Florida.
Jenny Marie Molina Many thanks for that! I post around once a month at most (since these videos are mostly just of my holidays) so please enjoy our back catalogue of travels until the next one comes along! ua-cam.com/play/PLszSmMLISbAcilIqoPDeBLzx40PjI7cAE.html
Hi there!! My husband & I are to going to Florence/Tuscany next month. We both love to drink wine & its a must for us to do wine tasting in Tuscany. Our plan is to go first in Florence, will stay for 3 days then drive to Tuscany & stay for 3-4 days. My question is do you think it’s better for us just to take the day trip tour to visit Tuscany area & do the wine tasting & stay a bit longer in Florence OR it’s a must that we have to drive in Tuscany & stay there? Hope u can give me advise. thank you! 😊
That was really helpful and entertaining presented. I am planning a few-days-trip to Tuscany in September this year, being on my own and looked for some recommendations. Since I spent many years ago a university semester in Siena, I would like this time so see some more spots in the countryside. So, considering a temporary car and take maybe two different hotels, might be a good way to choose. Mabye, to safe money for food and other things to see, I might take an unexpensive overnight accomodation somwhere in the countryside but still looking for addresses. Anyway, thanks for that nice video.
That sounds like a good plan! If you enjoy my style please check out our other travels around Rome and beyond. Enjoy the trip! I did solo travel a few years back and it’s awesome! Thanks again.
Hi Paul. Love your editing, that's hard work! My daughter and I have a channel and as someone who spends a lot of time editing I had a couple q's. I also use FCPX and love it. 1. your intro, how'd you make it, any special software? 2. Music. I mostly use Kevin MacLeod. Where do you source your great music? Are you monetized? 3. How did you manage the hand drawing on the italy map? I'm creating a video now on the fastest way to Pandora's Flight of Passage, without the long waits, thus the map question. 4 Sound FX source? I find stuff free online but find the libraries lacking what i need often. Thanks for any help, and again amazing work!
Hi there! Here goes: 1. I use FCPX too! How did you know I use it? 2. I get all my music from the UA-cam audio library, some of which are from MacLeod. 3. There may be a better way but I used an Apple Pencil and Procreate for the drawing. I screen recorded my iPad whilst drawing on the map and then sped it up. I don’t usually use sound FX but when I do it’s from either FCPX or UA-cam’s library again. Hope that all helps!
Thanks Paul for the great and quick reply! As I appreciate more of your videos, I hope I can ask again, and maybe again. Btw discovered your channel as a suggested video, while i was looking up the mysterious Disney Society of Adventurers and Explorers. One of the attractions linked to the interwoven Disney backstory that spans continents and several parks is the Fortress Exploration at Tokyo DisneySea. Other rides and attractions linked to this is Mystic Manor at Hong Kong Disney and HighTower of Terror at Tokyo Disney. If you want to see more, here's a cool link. attractionsmagazine.com/story-behind-sea-disneys-society-of-explorers-and-adventurers/ . While i was watching one of the inbeded youtube videos, yours came up as suggested on the side. I loved that One Day guide! I immediately identified with skip Toy Story Mania if you have ridden it already, and see other other cool things. I am amazed at your VO script and how well organized you went about laying out the video. I know bc I make these things, that was impressive. Thanks for making these videos. Martin. P.S. Oh and I knew it was FCPX because someone had asked in your comments and you had replied. I also recognized some of the titles. P.SS i need to take a closer look at the library music library, you found some great music. And I need to look up screen recording ipad whilst drawing, brilliant! When i finish the Pandora video, I'll send you the link, kay?
hi...can you also put a caption of how much did you spend on foods that you bought so we, viewers have an idea on a budget. and also where you stayed. thank you so much. keep safe...🥰🥰🥰
You did a great job showing many of my favorite places in my hometown and region. I have a large vacation home in Florence and love sharing the magic of Italy with my guests.
Very well made video 👍. The places you went are all quite away from each other like Malta to Tuscany to Greece. How do you manage to travel so much , yet staying at good properties?
Hi thank you. Sorry I don’t really understand the question. I mostly book through Secret Escape, Voyage PRIVE and Booking.com which helps with good deals. And I’m based in London so these locations aren’t too far away. Hope that helps?
@@SuitcaseMonkey thank you ☺️. Why did you choose these places rather than doing whole is southern Italy. And how long was a trip. Actually I am planning to go Europe for around 12 days but am undecided which places to visit
Malta Tuscany and Greece were all separate holidays over the course of about a year. As for Tuscany we stayed central and then visited places that were within an hour or two of that location. I’m not sure if you watched the videos but I talk about this in the Tuscany video. Also, the length of the trips are in the videos as well
Thank you for the great video! I was just wondering - when exactly have you been there as I see the video being uploaded on Nov 12? I am planning on visiting early October and wanted to compare with your video :)
ConnollyCove Thanks! If you enjoy our video style, please check out our back catalogue of travels in Europe and Asia. Sri Lanka and Maldives coming soon!
Armchair travelling during Pandemic times... to most of the places I've already been. I still cant believe you shoot your videos on an iphone only.. superb quality. ALMOST tempted to get my own.. but no I will not.. I will.. I will not.. let's see
Really great video....My daughter and me are going we have never been to Italy or Europe we don't know where to start, driving looks fun but not so sure about those crazy Italian drivers. :) ...Tuscany looks beautiful and Volterra...my daughter loves to shop...me I like the wine!
Yes, that was “a” statue of David but not “the” Statue of David. It might have been useful to clarify that. And who would pick up their wine glass like that?
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omg, only 2min into the video, liked and subcribed! GREAT JOB! A proper travel video, informative, fast paced and beautiful shots! We will be driving through Tuscany next week, will make a pit stop. 🤗
Thanks! If you like my vlogging style please check out my travel vlog playlist which have similar videos from around the world. Enjoy Tuscany! ua-cam.com/play/PLszSmMLISbAcilIqoPDeBLzx40PjI7cAE.html
Suitcase Monkey didn’t you like Livorno? Not sure If that is what you meant with your comment about it
Just curious
Thanks in advance for your feedback
For me Tuscany is one of the best places in Europe . Nice vedio
Thank you!!
One of the best travel videos I have ever seen on UA-cam. Slick, on point, creative, informative and very entertaining. Wish all travel vloggers could see this.
Wow, thanks for the very kind words! It’s really appreciated. Personally speaking, I think I have done some better ones so let me know how you get on with some of my other full length travel vlogs. ua-cam.com/play/PLszSmMLISbAcilIqoPDeBLzx40PjI7cAE.html
Good video - loved your realistic point of view - esp with parking. It is easy to feel we are the only ones that run into logistical issues. Thx for keeping it real!
As a girl born and raised in Florence and the hills surrounding it (but now living in beautiful Gent, Belgium), I just adored the description of Italian driving customs, so true. I'm a very diligent driver here in Belgium, but my Italian blood never fails to bring back my killing driving skills every time I set foot in my home country
Haha. I’m glad you said that. I was nervous putting that in because it’s never possible to group a whole country as one type of person but even as a joke I wanted to mention my personal experience. So glad you reacted to it fondly! We will have a Bruges vlog later this year. Hopefully you’ll enjoy that one too!
Thanks for all the tips. I like how you give tips to help viewers by giving us the good and the bad on each places. Rather than making everything look good and perfect you give us a good idea of what to expect and help us save time incase we visit these places. Thank you and i hope you channel blows up as it will help alot of travellers out there.
My first time in Italy I was travelling with a friend who was trying to watch what he ate and be mindful of calories. It was starting to be a drag since we were also in Tuscany. By the third day, I just looked at him and said, "what kind of an idiot goes on a diet in Italy." That pretty much snapped him out of it fortunately. Something as simple as basil, tomatoes and olive oil tastes like ambrosia in Italy. The land and the sun make everything absolutely delicious. I ate mozzarella di bufalla and gelato almost every singe day. Just walk every where, especially the hills and you'll be fine. Eat everything in Italy! Diet at home!
😂😂😂😂😂To visit Italy & be on a diet is a crime!!! Sooo much good food no matter which small town or big city you visit 💯💯!!!! So glad to have visited pre-covid19 pandemic!!!
Nice production and great choice of music. Great sense of humor.
Very nice Vlog! Having lived in Italy I'd like to say something about the parking challenge, that is, unless you are an expert local motorist, trying to park towards the center of town is an exercise in futility. This is compounded by the fact that you have to navigate mostly one way streets and "denial of transit" rules for cars not domiciled in the area you are in. So my advice is, don't even try. Plan to park outside of the center of town, including convenient municipal parking areas. From there, plan to walk, take a bus or call a taxi if necessary, to get you to where you want to go. Cheers and keep posting you great vids!
finally a real travel vlog without basic girls showing off their shopping and dresses, subbed and liked great content :)
peter barber, please stop hating. i’m begging you
unfortunately it still has the same horrible music as all other travel blogs. ughh...
peter barber well said
Lol
I agree
My boyfriend and have been thinking of doing a road trip around Tuscany, and this video has just convinced me - I loved it! Thank you for such lovely content
Excellent video. Fun, entertaining, informative & really more visually insightful than most other videos available on the region. Fantastic.
I went to Florence and did 2 tours including Siena, San Giminiano and Pisa. Absolutely beautiful and breath taking. I almost cried when I saw the leaning tower of Pisa and the food like you said is amazing 😉
I really loved the fact that you gave candid review with tips. You clearly expressed what you did NOT like. This honesty is missing in most travel blogs/vlogs. Most of them just praise every darn place... Liked and Subbed :)... looking for more reviews with tips.
Thanks! That’s great to hear. I’m posting a Brunch in London video tonight but generally I post around every 6 weeks or so, so please feel free to check out my other travel vlogs until the next one, which will be Santorini. ua-cam.com/play/PLszSmMLISbAcilIqoPDeBLzx40PjI7cAE.html
Hey, everytime I drive to Florence I also park at the Coop and take the "tramvia"! Smart move & good tip. They also sell super cheap Daily Family tickets for max 4 persons, good all day for the tram and buses too.
We just recently had a huge fire at the Coop, so the shopping centre is closed but parking is still available! I live a couple of blocks away.
Parking at Coop supermarket and leaving the car all day there is not a civilized habit. That parking place is for customers only and not for tourists. What would you think if tourists would park their car in your local supermarket parking place?
W LIVORNO ♥️, a beatiful and very important Town, w all Tuscany.
You are my new favourite channel, thanks for all the great content and charming personality of course.!!
Thanks again. We are having a Live Premiere for our Santorini vlog tonight. If you can join us it would be great to chat whilst it goes out.
Thank you for the wonderful and informative video of Tuscany.
Excellent and entertaining video. We'll be driving the Tuscany countryside for a week soon and will be sure to include some of your destinations. Thanks also for the tips on parking!
Haha thanks. Have a great time! It isn’t so bad, just have a low expectation for finding a parking space and you’ll be fine! 😊
Haha thanks. Have a great time! It isn’t so bad, just have a low expectation for finding a parking space and you’ll be fine! 😊
Very cool video. Loved it. It was fun and informative!
Very professional vlog. The right pace. Well done
1:19 , there is nothing worse when you’re waiting for the hired car in Pisa genuinely, one year the machine for my dads card didn’t work and we were there for ages, it was roasting and it was stressful but I had wifi so it wasn’t too bad
I was hoping you’d get inside the cathedrals and museums. This was like a quick side-trip.
Another nice video you pack plenty in. Hope its ok to add that Siena is famous for the Palio horse race run every July & Aug in its medieval square "Il Campo". Its a real spectacle (See start of James Bonds Quantum of Solace) for the horse race, flag waving parades and street partys (latter held night of the general trial, the night before main event) although my advice is to watch the trials held 2-3 days before the actual race which its crazy busy. There is free parking in huge car park by city walls as well as v expensive parking. Also If you ever go back to Tuscany please dont miss the beautiful city of Lucca with its wonderful piazzas, churches, the walk round the city walls, botanical gardens and its also host to "Lucca Comics and Games" every Oct or Nov the 2nd biggest Comic festival in the world.
Cool thank you!
Nice video. I would add that you generally need to book a time slot to climb the tower at Pisa. Also I have been to Pisa 3 times and I think half a day is more than enough. The most interesting thing about it is the tower area. There are many better places in Tuscany to spend the other half of you day.
You 're right! For example I advice visit LIVORNO( a beatiful and important Town), Bolgheri, Suvereto , Volterra and many other places. Greeting.
I am so very happy I subscribed to the Suitcase Monkeys! I love all these videos! The travel ones are fabulous!
Hi Sonia. Thank you for joining us and welcome to our Monkey Troop!
Best video I've seen on visiting the region. Thank you!
Thank you! I try!
Very helpful, I’ll be driving around Tuscany in two weeks and now I have an idea about the parking. And the first town san migniano wasn’t in my itinerary now it is. Love the vide thank you
Enjoy!
Great video and very informative. Thanks!👏👍🏻
Great video - and good tip regarding parking and taking the tram into Florence. By the way it took me about three trips to San Gimignano before I learned how to say it correctly - San Jim in Yano. :)
Very informative. Great info for visiting the Tuscany region, as I will be doing in mid-September. Thanks! I checked out the hotel you mentioned. Unfortunately, no vacancies
Great video! Informative & funny. Thank you very much for the tips!
Beautiful And informative as always thank you
Had a Tuscany tour. Loved the lunch at a winery!
Lots of great stuff in a short amount of time. You've a good eye for composing within the frame and for color and use of natural lighting. Because there's so much to see in your quality cityscapes, panoramas and food, may I suggest leaving 1 second more in those scenes. I had to stop the video a few times for all that was there to see. Still 6 days in one video, all in all, quite worthy.
Thank you for your thoughts and suggestions. I’m editing the next vlog now and will keep this in mind as it is something I am aware of. That said, pace for me is always very important so in a story that has no drama it’s a way to keep it up. But good observation! Thank you.
It is so beautiful there, I really want to go!!
The British are always the best at explaining things.
I guess you're not a honorable member of Parliament :-)
Great video! I was wondering if you were going to mention parking and maybe give a good tip LOL! Parking is always the most stressful part when driving in Italy aside from the 90* turns in the roads, so now we stay a few days in a town and then take the train to nearby towns. Thanks for the info on the tram...that is new for me. Thank you again for a great Tuscan video!
"Pisa, when never before has subsidence been such a celebrated occurrence."
That is a phenomenal line and totally English of you.
+remsan03 Well thank you. Yes, I try!
It's just something I could hear Stephen Fry would say.
One more question: Is it difficult to travel to Japan if you don't speak Japanese at all? I'm thinking that it must be agonizing to get around on trains, ordering food and so on. Even when it's translated, the long names of places sometimes confuses me.
man you missed LIVORNO my city! amazing genuine sea-city on the west side coast from 15minutes (by train) from the famous PISA. in Livorno you 'll find fabulous rock coast called calignaia were the landscape is breathtaking, terrazza mascagni plus a district called "venezia". You have to tried the no-commercial tuscany! our proud food? cinque e cinque, cacciucco, baccalà alla livornese.
This is such a helpful video! Thank you!
Thinking of going to Tuscany again. This video and I think another of yours helped us back in 2019 and so I went on the hunt to find it again. I agree re the parking. Plus google told us we could drive into Sienna, so we were fined for entering a restricted area. Oh well 😊
Whoops
Enjoyed your video! I didn't visit Sienna when I was in Tuscany; I will have to return;)
Thank you so much for the details on where to park in Florence! It will help us a lot in our upcoming trip. Any tips on where to park when we visit Rome?
I love your videos👍🏼 and your English accent 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. Incredibly helpful for our trip to the Tuscan countryside
If you visit Volterra, pay a visit to the Etruscan museum.
Sicily...my all time Favorite!
going for a trip to tuscany in may very helpful dont know if im looking forward to driving
We really enjoyed your video and was done very well. We are taking a Mediterranean cruise and we get off the ship in Venice. We will make our way to Florence and then pretty much follow your route. Instead of spending 4 nights in Florence where should we stay to break up our day trips to the various towns? Where would you stay if you did this all over again. Would you think it would be hard to find hotels along the way if we kept driving and not back tracked? Thank you from Florida.
♥️🇮🇹Toscana...meravigliosa..cibo ottimo..🍷🍛
Soprattutto il cacciucco livornese ! W TUTTA la Toscana
An age gone by.
Take back control.
Make Tuscany great again.
(Who else got that while he was trying on that medieval costume. Lol
I loved your Video and your humour. New subbie 💕
Jenny Marie Molina Many thanks for that! I post around once a month at most (since these videos are mostly just of my holidays) so please enjoy our back catalogue of travels until the next one comes along! ua-cam.com/play/PLszSmMLISbAcilIqoPDeBLzx40PjI7cAE.html
Rick Steves reminds me of being here in his show entitled "Best of Europe". 👍
Take a train or bus. Hop on or off to see the countryside in between your destination towns.
Such a beautiful area! We went this summer to similar areas but wish we had a car for tuscany to see more.
Flipadaaaaaaaaaa DEL MOUND O - MUNDIAL 💝🐵
yap, one of my wishlist in travel destinations
Awesome video! I enjoyed it, thankyou:)
Great travel vlog👍👊👊
This was very helpful, thank you! :)
You said there was a beautiful village near to Volterra, but I didn't catch the name. (casel detsa? Orsomething like that)
Casole D'elsa I found it! haha thank you :))
Gvøðny Miriam Gunnarsson yes correct!
Parking in Italy, especially in turistic towns is not easy also because there's are strict rules about cars in the town's center and not only.
Hi there!! My husband & I are to going to Florence/Tuscany next month. We both love to drink wine & its a must for us to do wine tasting in Tuscany. Our plan is to go first in Florence, will stay for 3 days then drive to Tuscany & stay for 3-4 days. My question is do you think it’s better for us just to take the day trip tour to visit Tuscany area & do the wine tasting & stay a bit longer in Florence OR it’s a must that we have to drive in Tuscany & stay there? Hope u can give me advise. thank you! 😊
Precious nature and good food everything place god bless you
Hi could you please drop in a link for this entire itinerary?? And how to go about it if we land in Rome .. thanks in advance
That was really helpful and entertaining presented. I am planning a few-days-trip to Tuscany in September this year, being on my own and looked for some recommendations. Since I spent many years ago a university semester in Siena, I would like this time so see some more spots in the countryside. So, considering a temporary car and take maybe two different hotels, might be a good way to choose. Mabye, to safe money for food and other things to see, I might take an unexpensive overnight accomodation somwhere in the countryside but still looking for addresses.
Anyway, thanks for that nice video.
That sounds like a good plan! If you enjoy my style please check out our other travels around Rome and beyond. Enjoy the trip! I did solo travel a few years back and it’s awesome! Thanks again.
I just enjoy watching your videos. You can visit Philippines next. :) Check out Boracay, Palawan and Cebu.
It's very beautiful lovely place my grandson is studying in florance I have bee twice here
peaceful place😍
Hi Paul. Love your editing, that's hard work! My daughter and I have a channel and as someone who spends a lot of time editing I had a couple q's. I also use FCPX and love it. 1. your intro, how'd you make it, any special software? 2. Music. I mostly use Kevin MacLeod. Where do you source your great music? Are you monetized? 3. How did you manage the hand drawing on the italy map? I'm creating a video now on the fastest way to Pandora's Flight of Passage, without the long waits, thus the map question. 4 Sound FX source? I find stuff free online but find the libraries lacking what i need often. Thanks for any help, and again amazing work!
Hi there! Here goes: 1. I use FCPX too! How did you know I use it? 2. I get all my music from the UA-cam audio library, some of which are from MacLeod. 3. There may be a better way but I used an Apple Pencil and Procreate for the drawing. I screen recorded my iPad whilst drawing on the map and then sped it up. I don’t usually use sound FX but when I do it’s from either FCPX or UA-cam’s library again. Hope that all helps!
Thanks Paul for the great and quick reply! As I appreciate more of your videos, I hope I can ask again, and maybe again. Btw discovered your channel as a suggested video, while i was looking up the mysterious Disney Society of Adventurers and Explorers. One of the attractions linked to the interwoven Disney backstory that spans continents and several parks is the Fortress Exploration at Tokyo DisneySea. Other rides and attractions linked to this is Mystic Manor at Hong Kong Disney and HighTower of Terror at Tokyo Disney. If you want to see more, here's a cool link. attractionsmagazine.com/story-behind-sea-disneys-society-of-explorers-and-adventurers/ . While i was watching one of the inbeded youtube videos, yours came up as suggested on the side. I loved that One Day guide! I immediately identified with skip Toy Story Mania if you have ridden it already, and see other other cool things. I am amazed at your VO script and how well organized you went about laying out the video. I know bc I make these things, that was impressive. Thanks for making these videos. Martin. P.S. Oh and I knew it was FCPX because someone had asked in your comments and you had replied. I also recognized some of the titles. P.SS i need to take a closer look at the library music library, you found some great music. And I need to look up screen recording ipad whilst drawing, brilliant! When i finish the Pandora video, I'll send you the link, kay?
Love your vlogs ❤️
Thank you! 😍
My Tuscany ❤
hi...can you also put a caption of how much did you spend on foods that you bought so we, viewers have an idea on a budget. and also where you stayed. thank you so much. keep safe...🥰🥰🥰
Yeah I’ve started doing this on newer videos
Oltre che al centro a Firenze ci sono tanti altri posti magari tipo più in periferia belli da visitare
Cool !!
You did a great job showing many of my favorite places in my hometown and region. I have a large vacation home in Florence and love sharing the magic of Italy with my guests.
Bella la toscana
I want to go there because its so pretty but also the food looks good
Fantastic video!
Tuscany is cool over at your view.. but in reality over here at us it’s freezing
Very well made video 👍. The places you went are all quite away from each other like Malta to Tuscany to Greece. How do you manage to travel so much , yet staying at good properties?
Hi thank you. Sorry I don’t really understand the question. I mostly book through Secret Escape, Voyage PRIVE and Booking.com which helps with good deals. And I’m based in London so these locations aren’t too far away. Hope that helps?
@@SuitcaseMonkey thank you ☺️. Why did you choose these places rather than doing whole is southern Italy. And how long was a trip. Actually I am planning to go Europe for around 12 days but am undecided which places to visit
Malta Tuscany and Greece were all separate holidays over the course of about a year. As for Tuscany we stayed central and then visited places that were within an hour or two of that location. I’m not sure if you watched the videos but I talk about this in the Tuscany video. Also, the length of the trips are in the videos as well
I'm from Tuscany and yes , we are crazy drivers hahahah :D
Lol. Appreciated the honesty! Haha
very good video. A good overview about Italy. Thank you.
*tuscany, italy its differnt from region and region
Thank you for the great video! I was just wondering - when exactly have you been there as I see the video being uploaded on Nov 12? I am planning on visiting early October and wanted to compare with your video :)
Hey thanks. We went in September
Wow nice place 😃😲😙👌👌👍💑
Wonderful video!!! :-)
ConnollyCove Thanks! If you enjoy our video style, please check out our back catalogue of travels in Europe and Asia. Sri Lanka and Maldives coming soon!
Excellent
Love your vlog and just subscribed. Please tell me what time of the year this video was shot and what were the temps. We are headed there in 10 days.
Hell and welcome! I can’t remember the temps but it was September. Check out average weather temp on google. Have a great time!
10:20-10:24 Wait, is that wine, or COFFEE? It looks like coffee to me.
Only 20 minutes to park in Siena? You have been lucky my friend! =D
We had a tour of Siena, San Gimignano and Pisa
Armchair travelling during Pandemic times... to most of the places I've already been. I still cant believe you shoot your videos on an iphone only.. superb quality. ALMOST tempted to get my own.. but no I will not.. I will.. I will not.. let's see
Haha. And this video was shot on a 6S!
do you reccomend driving from Madrid, barcelona , cannes , milan, venice, rome ? or its better to take flights or trains ? thanks !
Really great video....My daughter and me are going we have never been to Italy or Europe we don't know where to start, driving looks fun but not so sure about those crazy Italian drivers. :) ...Tuscany looks beautiful and Volterra...my daughter loves to shop...me I like the wine!
Great video, thanks
Lovely beautiful place
Amazing!!!
Awesome video!!
Thanks! If you enjoy my style we’ve also got vlogs in Rome, Croatia, Kenya, Japan and more. Thanks again!
Yes, that was “a” statue of David but not “the” Statue of David. It might have been useful to clarify that. And who would pick up their wine glass like that?
Very nice and informatove clip
How long did you spend for this whole trip?
beautiful!
Yes it was 😍
Where did you have the best mashed potatoes at?