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Italy's Riviera: Cinque Terre

Italy's Riviera: Cinque Terre

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Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide Exploring Italys most remote and romantic stretch of Riviera, we visit five tiny port towns: dramatic Vernazza, surrounded by vineyards; reclusive Corniglia, high on its bluff; pastel Manarola; hardscrabble Riomaggiore; and the pint-sized resort of Monterosso. Fishing for anchovies, sipping wine out of rustic barrels, and savoring twinkling Mediterranean vistas, we enjoy the ultimate Riviera adventure. 2014 Rick Steves' Europe
Date: 2020-08-09

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I have been watching your videos and I absolutely loved but so sad that you describe the attempt of conquer by Ottoman Empire as a Turkish pirates. In Turkish history, there is not any formation of Pirates community, especially in Ottoman Empire, maritime and sailing was not that evolved however soldiers and wars were managing by land-based. British are the first society who supported and basically structured the pirates. In Turkish History, sea-wars were low and financing by government so there is not any independent foundation of pirates.
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The singing flower seller should stick to selling flowers, lol! Nice voice, but so off-key! I love Italy! Sadly, right now it's too deadly to visit: '( I rcvd as my birthday gift from my son this year, a holiday in Italy. Just before we could leave, the virus hit. we still shudder to think that we might have been stuck there, or worse, we might have helped spread the virus into our country! Well, when this nightmare is long gone, we will still do the Italian holiday. Can't wait!
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Ignore this comment as this is a personal msg for someone
For nyl,
Uhmm, naaapreciate ko nmn ung maikling pinagsmhan ntin as classmates dti. Mjo di ko rin msyadong naintindihan or maalala ung dream.
Ung sa isng lalaki, naaalala ko muka mo pero nklmutan ko na pngalan mo. Uhmm ayun lng, di ko alam irrespond ko sau, di rin ako pwd mgrespond sa mga ganun na ngaun.
Ayun lng. di ko tlg alm ssbhin ko, sorry

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I went there back in 2105. Cant wait until the next time I go back. Took the hike for all 5 villages and the boat ride back to the last village of Monterosso. The boat stops at all 5 villages. Stayed at the Monterosso Hotel high up on the cliff top last stop for the boat ride. Awesome views from my room that looked out over the sea. Brings back fond memories of my trip. Thank you for posting this video.
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With Covid-19 in its sixth month, and most not able to travel, it was a breath of Italian sea air to view Rick in Italy's Riviera: Cinque Terre. At 70, I hope my wife and I can walk the five cities on a future trip to coastal Italy. Thank you Rick Steves!
JF Purcell, Oceanside, LI, NY

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Joe Giudice takes us on a journey as he rebuilds amazing Old Villas in Italy.
THIS OLD VILLA is a new series with Joe Giudice taking you through the entire build process of remodeling an Old Villa in Italy. It happens to be Teresa Giudice' father old house in Italy.

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respected Rick Steve sir, please honor Pakistan to be hosting you as well. the natural beauty will absorb you in itself. please visit Pakistan as early as possible and make a marvelous documentary on Pakistan too.
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its truly a natural habitat for people of all over the world to meet and enjoy their different backgrounds, a meeting place for humanity, thank god its still there for enjoyment to all
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I love the passagieta in Italy! I wish that we had it in the U. S. Its the perfect way to meet and visit with the locals which is one of the very best parts of foreign travel.
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Forse sia bel video. Vorrei guardarlo ma sto inglese non lo capisco un tubo. Io bulgaro sono parlo russo e capisco italiano. Cosi che. Andate a quel paese cari inglesi.
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