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    What Life Is Like in Small Town Italy



    Today we’re taking you on a journey to the Italian countryside, to show you how daily life is different from the hustle and bustle of big cities like Rome or Milan. See the beauty of vast Italian landscapes, the welcoming people and sense of community, and the slower pace of life. We’ll also give you a glimpse of the local culture, food, and what a typical day is like when you live outside of a touristy area. In this video, we visit Alessio’s family, check out some local restaurants, visit the nearby lake and show you the beauty of this small village. If you’re dreaming of a simpler life, join us on this virtual trip to small town Italy.

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    37 Comments

    1. Pu Ma on

      in my case I ate probably my best and worst pizza in non-center Naples. I can confirm that eating around in small places sometimes you have really surprising results: one of my best dinners I had, was in a very small trattoria 5Km away from Orvieto. completely managed by a single woman in her 40s-50s. It was really, really good… went there almost by chance.

    4. Bo Reeves on

      I love watching all the videos I found y'all just a while back and started watching. The one thing I would like to comment on is Alessio. Let him know that he lives here in America and it's going to be extremely hard to find good homemade Italian cooking and the Italians didn't do everything perfect. For example tell him to go to Italy and find some good barbecue like you can find here in the south where I live in South Carolina. The best barbecue I've ever eaten was in Texas so take him to Texas get him some really good barbecue and then take him to Italy and tell him to find someone that they can do barbecue like that.

    5. Jerry Riccio on

      Love you guys! I was born in America, of Italian parent's and received my Italian citizenship and passport 10 years ago through juris sanguinis. I am looking to move to Italy and I am having to choose where. There are so many beautiful places. Is there a place in Italy, where both of you can suggest, as a place I should look at. Grazie! In bocca al lupo!❤️🇮🇹

    8. suzanne rinato on

      Everything is so beautiful and calming. I miss Italy 😢 I am so happy you both are exploring and enjoying and that Jessi is experiencing more of Alessio’s world. His mom and grandmother are lovely. ❤

    9. L T on

      Everytime I watch one of your Friuli videos I keep waiting to see someone I know in the background. And then I hear the friulan dialect and I'm happy.

    10. zumbamara123 on

      You were sooo quiet sitting at the dinner table while Alessio's mother watched TV…was it so you didn't disturb her watching her show?😆

    11. Okamifan2 FKA chdreturns on

      Y'all should collaborate with Pasta Grammar, they are also an Italian-American couple of similar audience size. (Eva is from a small town in Calabria) considering how similar your channels are although yours seems less food focused.

    23. SKirker on

      We do have orange carrot and lemon in the US. Lakewood brand has organic carrot and orange which also has organic lemon juice in it. It's very yummy. Just FYI. Yummy looking pizza and beautiful town. Would love to hear the birds in person.

    27. Maha shwetha rao on

      Love this vlog, so unique raw and real 💙surely will visit this town whenever I think of going to Venice with my husband. This was a soulful vlog.. Love from India ❤

    28. Isobel Kennedy on

      omg is that San Giorgio Al Tagliamento !?!?! if it is my Nonna grew up there i have never been but the pink house looks just like one of the houses in the photos my Nonna has shown me of her town ❤🤍💚

    29. Karla Ruter on

      I couldn't remember Alessio s name and so I typed in Jessi and her funny Italian husband 😅. Good thing my daughter shares the same name 😊. Very beautiful there.

    30. BigDogUK77 on

      Another excellent video and a lovely insight. Typical Grandmother, just like a Polish Babcia, feeding up her family and not eating herself. Amore.

    32. giomar207 on

      Sono un vostro grandissimo fan, vi auguro ogni bene, felicità per sempre, che i vostri sogni si realizzino, ma il caffè light non posso accettarlo… 😀 😉

    34. Paula Whittaker on

      Living vicariously through your wonderful videos.
      The one place I'd love to visit is Italy, it has it all, good food, art, architecture, history, scenery etc.
      Sadly, I'm not sure I'll ever get there but one can dream xx

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