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    Italy’s Most Avoided City? Exploring the Streets of Turin 🇮🇹

    Italy’s Most Avoided City? Exploring the Streets of Turin 🇮🇹



    Italy’s Most Avoided City? Exploring the Streets of Turin 🇮🇹

    Turin is often overshadowed by Rome or Milan, but online, the warnings about this city are louder than ever. People talk about neighbourhoods being “lost” and streets becoming no-go zones. I traveled to Italy to see the reality for myself.

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    In this video, I explore Turin both during the day and in the dead of night. From streets overflowing with trash to tense encounters in areas where cameras aren’t exactly welcome, the atmosphere shifted fast as the sun went down. Things went from concerning to intense very quickly.

    Is the internet exaggerating, or has this Italian city truly changed forever? I spoke with locals and walked the neighborhoods you won’t find in any travel brochure to bring you the raw, unfiltered truth.

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    4. @nelsoncristino6580 on

      If you come to Porto in the north of Portugal you must come with fred the bodyguard because you will have some really rough places my friend!! You should try to show that side of Porto in the north of Portugal my friend!!

    6. @subject498 on

      Tom I really hope you manage to collab with a woman at some point to get It on camera what It would be like for your average white woman to walk around these neighborhoods/''people'' (with you following at a safe distance of course) , It's crazy how bad we let It get that that It's gotten accepptable to just have no go area's In your own country because of some invader barbarians.
      Hell die hebben we hier in Nederland ook al voor de politie zelf verdomme hoe gek wil je het hebben.

    8. @Ahdidjkp on

      It’s funny how people still belive that peacefull protests or elections is the option and the only way to solve these problems… Take a look at Russia — none of these desmonstrations ever worked and never will, one and only option is to take action. Otherwise, keep standing on your knees and hoping for changes🤷🏼‍♂️

    15. @The-Stamp on

      Went there early-2000s to see watch a Juve game, was zero for tourists to do and it was just 99% office? Buildings. Milan isn’t far by train and (was) extremely cheap

    19. @daaninfo5638 on

      Respect for the guys from Bangladesh. It is important to distinguish between these hardworking individuals, who contribute to society, and the 'bad actors, those who do not respect the laws or values of their host country, who give the broader immigrant community a bad name.

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