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@lilyofthevalley5586

Жыл бұрын

Eh! My dad's family comes from Milano!!!! 😄

@mfabbri69

Жыл бұрын

Be proud of your own ancestors!

@suup10

Жыл бұрын

Great vid! Small misconception I have to comment on though; a lot of europeans waited with having kids until after the war, so the boomer gen exists here too.

@jinja9266

Жыл бұрын

I wanted to start to watch the video buy in just some seconds of preview you already say fake things: - Mafia in Naples. There is NO MAFIA in Naples. Naples has Camorra. They are different. Mafia Killed Child, innocent people and make blood on blood. Camorra was a problem but not at that level. - Police has no control. People watch you video and can image that there is anarchy. but here there isn't. We are all good people. - We don't hate Milano. We hate people from North Italy that treat us like little people. Please you have a channel with a lot of followers, ask to someone that live in Naples the story and the city and don't go in another city with just read from google. Respect other city and don't put shit on that. Thank you Man.

@angelosantaniello4113

Жыл бұрын

Our name originated from that region of Italy

Because of my dad's job, my parents moved to Italy from Algeria when I was 7 years old. We spent 2 years in Italy before leaving for another country where we settled. I am now 47 and I will always remember the 2 years we spent in Italy as the best part of my childhood. By far. The people, the cities, the food, the weather, playing football with the local kids in a park late at night. It was perfect. I support the Azzuri since 1982, even if they were to play against my country. This is how much I love Italy. Even now 40 years later, when I hear someone speak Italian, I get goosebumps. Your last videos in Italy have brought emotions and memories of my childhood. Thank you Peter for showing how beautiful Italy is.

@bobdroll6381

Жыл бұрын

Where do you live now?

@joechip8666

Жыл бұрын

@@bobdroll6381 Canada. It's my country and I love it. But Italy will always have a very special place in my heart.

@bobdroll6381

Жыл бұрын

@@joechip8666 Canada's a great country. Enjoy.

@traurigesland4622

Жыл бұрын

Thats crazy good story my man! I'm sorry you couldnt support Azzurri last World Cups ☹️☹️🥺 Have a nice on, Italy loves you back!! 💓💓💓❤️

@curiousmind_

Жыл бұрын

Now that you mention it, Naples looks unbelievably similar to Algiers especially around the Kasba

Gaetano is such a friendly and happy person. God bless him with the same happiness throughout his life.

@johngarofano7356

8 ай бұрын

Gaetano is a typical Neapolitan

@MsHiker100

7 ай бұрын

He is very lovable and intelligent.

@watthaile2053

7 ай бұрын

A totally charming guy. I wanted to hug him at the end. God bless him.

@adamsustak8358

6 ай бұрын

He is high AS fuck

@Brooklynapoli

5 ай бұрын

He is, but explain to much regarding Camorra on social media , is dangerous for him

I miss Italy so much. Naples was my first experience on my trip to Italy and a sweet little Nona saw we just arrived and she brought us into her home and she fed us and warmed our hearts. I had such a positive experience on so many levels. The entire country is beautiful, the food is incredible and the people are kind and welcoming and the architecture is breathtaking. I did however experience my first ‘flasher’ on public transit when making my way back to my hotel after a night out 😅😂

@kittycat7505

3 ай бұрын

nonna

Your guide was such a kind and authentic person, it was a pleasure seeing the city with him.

@mnation694

3 ай бұрын

his guide was stoned entire time from weed

@LeeRichards-qo5po

Ай бұрын

@@mnation694definitely high for sure lol😂

@leeevelynakerman9099

Ай бұрын

How can I contact this guide Gaetano? We would like to have him as our guide in December.

I was stationed there for years in the US Navy. Great people. You know what they say about Naples, “You cry when you get there and you cry when you leave.” Great place.

@ilgrandenerone96

Жыл бұрын

Yes . Beautiful Naples.

@lotusriche4505

Ай бұрын

Hello and thank you for sharing. Going there soon with the Navy for business and leisure. Are there guides that I can hire? also what are the great places to visit and what are the best restaurants? Any advise would be greatly appreciated.

It's absolutely impossible to describe the complexity and the beauty of Naples in just 35 minutes, but I'm grateful to Peter 👍

@PeterSantenello

Жыл бұрын

Fact! There's a lot happening there.

@erfracicone5980

Жыл бұрын

Even the problems

@PM-ld4nn

Жыл бұрын

¿Beauty?

@Nick-vd7cg

Жыл бұрын

@@PM-ld4nn right lol, ive seen Egyptions slums look better than this.

@lellosorrentino9314

Жыл бұрын

@@PeterSantenello peter quale la citta americana che a somilgia piu a napoli

Last month I was visiting Napoli for the 2nd time this year. Absolutely love the hectic and chaos over there. People are very friendly and food is outstanding! I don't even feel like visiting Rome or Venice anymore, Napoli it is !

I am an italian from the north...... It is totally true that there are so many prejudices both way round, and basically we are different nations. I have been in Naples a few years ago, and against all the expectations, I really adored it. And what I adored at the most was the people. Su funny, and welcoming, and friendly. Because we looked like foreigners to them, they showed much interest in us, which is very different from what we do here. Everybody was asking where we were from, what we wanted to do next, if we were enjoying our stay, and wanted be of help with suggestions. It was so gorgeous. In our north almost everybody keeps you at distance doing "our" business, and we feel it very weird when somebody tries to break that distance. And then....the food....the great architecture...the climate. Naples has an enourmous potential, and I think it will come out in the next few years. It is not a place where I would be able to live, cause I think you must be part of it to really handle all the situations which are not normal for us but I would adore to go there back soon, and meet those wonderful funny and nice guys that are most of the Neapolitans!

@campanianrepublic82

7 ай бұрын

We are NOT italians.....

@spaniardsrmoors6817

6 ай бұрын

Then go live somewhere else...India, Africa are nice...@@campanianrepublic82

@fabiogallotta7155

5 ай бұрын

ti posso dire una cosa: come mi sono abituato io a Milano, nonostante l'onta del pregiudizio che spesso ho dovuto sopportare, ce la puoi anche tu a Napoli. Non so di che parte del nord sei, ma per è stato facile con Milano, poiché infine abbiamo le stesse cose, ma funzionano un po' meglio su. Al carattere ti abitui, impari a prendere le cose che ti servono e a lasciare andare altre.

@fabiogallotta7155

5 ай бұрын

@@campanianrepublic82 magari....

@benluchini7500

4 ай бұрын

Why would any neapoletan think you looked liked a foreigner??? WHAT A LOAD OF ROT. FAMMI STU PLEASE, STOP ELEVATING YOURSELF TO LOOK DOWN ON NAPLES, I LOOK MUCH MORE A FOREIGNER TO ITALIANS, EVERY ONE THINGS I AM ENGLISH QUAGLIO SONG VERACH VERACH NAPULITAN TE FET IL NORD..

I was in Napoli just a month or so ago and ended up staying over a week. I connected deeply with it and didn't want to leave. I loved the chaos, madness, and liveliness, walking the colorful streets and back alleys dodging motorcycles whirring past. The food was seriously the best of my life. I was always discovering something interesting. One of the greatest cities in the world IMO.

@nickmurray9151

Жыл бұрын

Can’t wait to visit next month. It is top of the list of cities in Italy for me to visit, exactly for the reasons you describe. Can’t wait!!

@lovelife07o7

Жыл бұрын

Wow, makes me wanna go!

@g.inserra99

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you it took me on an emotional rollercoaster . it's also because my parents are from there im from uk

@mimikins7748

Жыл бұрын

I loved Naples. It’s wild and crazy

@HumblebeeRules

9 ай бұрын

It's the smelliest and dirtiest city in Europe. I did not like it one bit, the only reason why I visited was Pompeii. And the pizza was awesome. In a way it is really like you described it. But I would say that is not what most people really enjoy, likely just in their head before they visit. Not my cup of tea, but good for you that you enjoyed it.

My family is in Napoli and my name is Margherita. I live in San Francisco and dream of the day I can retire in Italia. I spent so much time there and never felt unsafe. People are REAL. Neapolitans invented “pay it forward” When you get a coffee, you can pay for a “ cafe sospeso” which is a coffee for someone who needs one and doesn’t have the money. You would never go hungry in Napoli. Even when there is petty crime, it’s not wanted but the saying is, “everyone needs to eat”. I’m glad you went to Napoli. It’s one of the most beautiful places in the world. Thanks for making this video @Peter. I was just telling my friend how to eat pizza the right way. 🍕

@simonecambi572

Жыл бұрын

Of course they invented it 90 per cent of them are poor as fuck guess why they hate milan hahah

@alan12de

Жыл бұрын

And a glass of water in a bar is always for free

@bloodcorer

Жыл бұрын

@@alan12de this costs 2€ at least in northern Europe. The savages!

@fredowen5103

Жыл бұрын

Hi

@AliPo-ne3yf

Жыл бұрын

Italia N0.1..Best Europeans. Sydney Oz Solid salute 🙌🏼💫

I LOVE Naples! It is NOT for the traveler who likes resorts, luxury, pretty sites, etc. It is for the traveler who actually enjoys being immersed in different cultures, seeing how other people on the other side of the planet live, and who has a bit of street smarts. It looks dirty and it is but there is a really amazing lively energy about it. Can't wait to see it again. unfortunately it was for me but not my husband so hopefully ill find a chance to go.

@italico3222

2 ай бұрын

chicago, new york, barcelona, ​​paris, los angeles, rome, venice and london ....they are dirtier

@msmilano7091

Ай бұрын

@@italico3222I say this with love because Naples has been my favourite city throughout my whole life, but Naples has cleaned up a lot of the last 10 years, it used to very dirty …..not in a way that you’d mind because the city is so amazing, it made up for the fact. The reputation of it being dirty needs to be put to bed now, but it was once very true. It kind of added to it’s grittiness. I kind of miss how Naples used to be, even though I’m so proud of the way it has tuned itself around

@msmilano7091

Ай бұрын

I absolutely agree with this comment, but it does have very pretty sites. In my opinion, it has the most beautiful architecture in the world. I know what you mean, though 😊

For me it's the way of talking of the man in the Margherita's Pizza restaurant. His attitude and gesture. I met a lot of Italian people in my life and the charm coming out from the humble but yet humanly thick behavior of some of them had always inspired me deeply. I hope I could have this kind of portamento me too. Ps. I was in Naples and went to the costa amalfitana with my Hawaiian friends, we were all amazed by how beautiful it was, and by the Vesuvio's view from the bus, by the way, the bus driver's driving technic was as well astonishing! Will never forget how he could turn the huge bus in a tiny impossible corner with so much agility. That was WOW. Greetings from China and Switzerland. Grazie Italia.

I lived in Naples from 1970-1976 from 7 to 13 years old. Then moved to Greece until 1981. I learned 2 languages before I was 17. Napolitan and Greek. What an awesome childhood. My dad was US military.

@robertovacca4037

Жыл бұрын

Naples is a Greek city. The Greeks created Naples

@Romafood

Жыл бұрын

👏

@jason3163

Жыл бұрын

As a Greek, i really want to visit Naples. Looks like a very interesting place

@PriZn0r

Жыл бұрын

@@jason3163 As a Greek who visited Naples recently, i would totally suggest it! The city is very vibrant & hectic in a way similar to Athens, but even more frantic i would say. It's not your typical tourist destination in Italy like Rome, Florence or Milan but definatelly worth a visit!

@errickflesch5565

Жыл бұрын

@@jason3163 You are so close....it's a must. Any regular pizza or pasta place will be the best you have ever eaten.

I am so glad I found this video. I am Napolitan. My parents came to NYC from Avellino which is very close to Napoli in 1965. I speak old style Napolitan dialect.

The most beautiful thing in this video is the chemistry between the two reporters. Such a vivid and informative communication they both have, underlined with charming giggling. Such a pleasure watching this video! Thank you so much ❤

Gaetano's happiness is a beautiful thing and contagious! Thanks Pete for bringing the world to us working calls folks

@GungeScleraEmpyaema

Жыл бұрын

he is definitely heigh

@liamtolen4216

Жыл бұрын

@@GungeScleraEmpyaema I am curious how you came to that conclusion 😎✌🏻

@marsper8692

Жыл бұрын

È un fattone e un ignorante.

@EphemeralProductions

Жыл бұрын

@@GungeScleraEmpyaema he is Italian. They are passionate and friendly like that. :)

@MrAledro84

Жыл бұрын

@GungeScleraEmpyaema he seems like a genuinely cool guy. But, yeah, he looks high 🤣.

it's definitely the people that make this city so unique! in the early '90 , when my beautiful homeland country was stricken by war, our napulitan' friends, being deeply concerned for us and realizing the danger we were exposed to, insisted that we should leave Croatia and come to Napoli.. I was only 11 yo at that time, but I remember everything as if it was yesterday.. how they organized everything, the way they treated and took care of us during those 7 months.. unparalleled generosity

@lucaantonelli1511

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful words my friend

@ilgrandenerone96

Жыл бұрын

Mamma mia ... bellissime parole 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

@matthewclark9522

Жыл бұрын

We have a 'brand' of Christian, even Catholics, here in the US that is very cold and judgemental. It does my heart so much good to see the wholesome warmth of my church in Naples.

@ivanm1018

11 ай бұрын

Braća

@michelealbanese3261

11 ай бұрын

also neapolitan are good to rob money, burning commercial activities etc.

Italian cuisine is incredible!.... truly simple, economical, and made with a few ingredients adapted through countless regional recipes, but with some simple tricks and underlying principles. Learning Italian cooking is really a great investment of time!

I am happy to say we have some pizza maker here in my local unimportant Dutch city, who is from Napoli and makes pizza exactly like these, and also gives little workshops for people to make their own. Nobody usually believes that they are really cooked only for like 90 seconds, until they do it themselves. Everything is important, from the wood used, to the shape of the oven, and the way you prepare the dough. I go there a few times a year to eat proper pizza, but I also still eat ordinary domino's pizza if I have to.

I was stationed in Naples for 3 years. We absolutely loved it. I recognized some of the streets you were shooting on. So many adventures. The people were tough, genuine and giving.

@danielefabbro822

Жыл бұрын

US Navy?

@GONZOFAM7

Жыл бұрын

@@danielefabbro822 yes

@danielefabbro822

Жыл бұрын

@@GONZOFAM7 I'm from north Italy, I live nearby the USAF base of Aviano. It's always a good thing having soldiers around. It's good for economy. You're welcome.

@GONZOFAM7

Жыл бұрын

@@danielefabbro822 I didn'take it up to Abviano. I understand it is beautiful but all of Italy is. I was taught how to make espresso with a bialetti by a fireman friend of mine.

@danielefabbro822

Жыл бұрын

@@GONZOFAM7 yeah it's not bad. 😉👍

Having moved away from Naples over 10 years ago, every time I go back the changes are noticeable - especially in the city centre. Places like Forcella or Quartieri Spagnoli that used to almost be "no go zones" (if you were not a local or there to buy drugs) are now full of tourists day and night and it generally feels a lot safer. Naples is an incredible city absolutely worth visiting, you won't find another place like it.

@Jumpoable

Жыл бұрын

My AirBnB was in the Spanish Quarter & I even walked back at 4am back to it from a bar. LOL. Napoli is fascinating & the food, simply unbeatable.

@helend1557

Жыл бұрын

Pfft I made the mistake of staying alone in Piazza Garibaldi… walked around for maybe 15 minutes and decided I could never be out after dark again. I wanted to love Napoli but the harassment made me so angry inside 😅 Never felt unsafe in Palermo tho, another crazy city

@giovannipetrucci4132

Жыл бұрын

@@helend1557 sorry to hear that spoilt the trip for you, unfortunately piazza Garibaldi and the whole area around the train station can be quite sketchy and intimidating, especially for a woman.

@frankryan2505

Жыл бұрын

All my family is from around Avellino, I used to visit a lot until 15 years ago and they always said to avoid Napoli. Will be visiting next time I'm in Europe, amazing video

@Neldot

Жыл бұрын

@@helend1557 Unluckily you didn't chose the best area to stay, the area around the central station is a bit sketchy at the night, but not really dangerous. Next time you better stay in Vomero or Chiaia, they are the most quiet quarters of the city, where you will feel a lot more safe even at late night.

This video evoked such vivid imagery that I felt as though I was strolling through the streets of Naples, immersing myself in the local aromas and engaging with the inhabitants. The execution was simply exquisite.

One of the best walk-around sightseeing and history dialogues I have come across. I was hoping it was even a longer video than it was. I wanted to get on the next plane to visit and have a similar opportunity with your friend. Thank you.

Italy is awesome. One of the most amazing countries on the planet. Now I need to see Naples. Respect.

As an Italian I can tell you that everything Gateano told you is true, he is a very intelligent person and the way he brought you to Naples goes far beyond what a tourist can see, we Italians are true, curious and smiling (the only thing I would tell you is that even in Rome you eat pizza with your hands) ahahaha Good Job Peter, I love you!

@ragusano86

Жыл бұрын

As an italian you have nothing to contribute here only as an Neapolitan you can speak on Naples. If you are not from Naples you are a foreigner even as italian as much as anyone from outside naples and campania. 😂

@MarilynLoveYou

Жыл бұрын

@@ragusano86 iìm neapolitan and i disagree with some of what was said . Not every neapoliran is a fan of maradona and into soccer

@Simo2978

Жыл бұрын

@@ragusano86 you know me? i am sicilian, a land very close to naples, i have neapolitan friends and i grew up in italy for 26 years, i am not stupid and i know the traditions of my country, and in any case don’t think that the mentality is different from the "Italian" one because it is always the same nation

@meseretgglove8093

Жыл бұрын

Yes gaetano is a really smart , well spoken , easy going guy love it

@glaucogandini8401

Жыл бұрын

Gaetano tells lots of bullshit

I am proud to be a neopolitan, born in Australia, to both parents from Naples, I definitely inherited the fire, passion and exremely loud voice that can be herd from two streets over. Love the old country and been learning the old ways since i was a toddler, i have people dropping in every day at all times of the day and night just to see what i cooked and hoping to get invited for a meal. Naturally i always cook enough for 10 people, when on actual fact should be cooking for two. Lol. I love being appreciated for my cooking.

@morris9337

Жыл бұрын

Would you ever live over in Naples for a bit?

Italy is a beautiful country and so different from north to south. Why I remember most is you can stumble into the best food you have ever eaten.

Your tour guide , seems really down to earth and street smart educated . Hope you find more like him

@bcollins745

Жыл бұрын

Friggin Tickle Me Elmo

@meseretgglove8093

Жыл бұрын

Exacty , Gaetano is well spoken , easy going smart guy .

@mimmiblu6138

Жыл бұрын

A lot of Neapolitans are like that! Having them as colleagues normally brings a breath of fresh air.

@christer9774

Жыл бұрын

A fresh combination of street smart, funny and kind. These kind of cats are usually liked by everyone.

@Romafood

Жыл бұрын

👏

In 2008 I had the pleasure of spending 5 weeks in Italy with a dear Italian friend from Naples. We spent a lot of time in Naples visiting with her family. Even though my Italian was almost nonexistent, I made many new friends and had the time of my life. I am from Baltimore and I felt the two cities had a lot in common. There was a harbor area and cobblestoned streets a lot like the older sections of my city. A pizza from Naples is like no other pizza in the world. The family-owned shops were a joy to explore. Thanks for this video. This makes me want to go back and spend time with all my friends there. Ciao!😃

except for a couple of overstatements and clichés (the one about being absolutely socially accepted to be 50 and live with your parents and the part about quartieri spagnoli which was true 30 years ago) , Gaetano was really an exceptional guide. He was really good at explaining the reasons why Naples (and in general the south) is the way it is, its history, its culture. He is aware of his history and i like that.

@affeofen

Жыл бұрын

and also, stating that italian is spoken mostly in higher status families is a bit of a simplification: yes, those families tend to speak italian more than a working class family but even a lawyer or a judge in Naples (and southern Italy in general) is always able to speak dialect as well. I can speak for myself, i come from a working class family but i am educated, got a university degree, i live abroad now and i mostly speak italian with my friends but i can switch to dialect anytime i want and i enjoy it, it is my native language, my identity. Italian is useful, beautiful, necessary to speak about complex things, of course, and i love it but neapolitan is the language of family, identity, heart and i hope the younger generation will keep on speaking it but i doubt it unfortunately. I thing it will sadly disappear in 50-60 years from now.

@massimomare2575

Жыл бұрын

@@affeofen

@matthewclark9522

Жыл бұрын

@@affeofen These days it will be a miracle if any language survives....or culture. If anything does it will be in Naples!! I notice on the Walk tours that people still socialize and talk with their hands even though the phones are in their pocket.

@rod9829

Жыл бұрын

1861 💀💀💀

@lightyork8268

Жыл бұрын

Why is it such an issue if a man continues to stay with his parents?here in Asia people never move out and the process goes on for generations and you take care of your parents and kids and they take care of you and life is beautiful

I have lived about 15 minutes from Naples for about 30 years. Food-art-culture-history. It has it all. It is amazing to see how it has become one of the top tourists attractions in Italy - and not just a place to catch a ferry or train to go somewhere else. I have never been mugged but I am not naïve. You need to always be aware of your surroundings, just like you would in any big city. Would love to meet Gaetano! 😃

@aaronfalzerano9432

9 ай бұрын

I went there in 2009 and the garbage was everywhere and all of these halted construction projects. Is it still like that (you know what I mean)? My great grandparents are from Naples and while I enjoyed the city, I was very happy that they had left.

@andiamotrips

9 ай бұрын

@@aaronfalzerano9432 ciao. in 2009 there was a major garbage crisis in the Campania region where Naples is the capital. I remember how terrible that was, there were strikes and garbage was not being collected.. That crisis has passed and actually many parts counties in the region have recycling programs where they actually collect trash 6 days a week. We have to separate into categories. That being said-Naples is a large city and there are problems-however alot has changed since 2009.Many things for the better.

@noneofubusiness3150

7 ай бұрын

Nobody goes to Acerra

@lotusriche4505

Ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing. I will be going there soon. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.

@andiamotrips

13 күн бұрын

@@lotusriche4505 if you love art, I suggest visiting some of the many churches in the centro storico and rione sanità . many of them are free and have amazing art work. I also believe, if you have time, to head to some of the other Neighborhoods like Vomero and Pisillipo, Chiaia for shopping...

thanks for sharing. I visited Naples last year in August and simply loved it - the vibe- food and energy of this amazing city...

I was in Napoli in September and it's the one of the greatest cities I have ever visited. The food is great,the history is great,the people are great, I will definitely be returning.

@Romafood

Жыл бұрын

Napoli is fantastic👍

@ilgrandenerone96

Жыл бұрын

Naples it's beautiful city. I love it..... 😍😍😍😍😍

@sloanbishop1141

Жыл бұрын

@@ilgrandenerone96 me too 👍

@axe2grind244

10 ай бұрын

How expensive is it? Like Toronto/San Fran expensive or NYC/Monaco expensive.

@sloanbishop1141

10 ай бұрын

@@axe2grind244 Napoli is cheaper than north Italy so quite reasonably priced and Pompeii is just a short train ride away.

That shot from 19:10 to 19:23 looks like it comes out of a movie, I mean the guy on the motorcycle, despite the camera passes in front of his eyes he never stares at it, incredible!

@margaritaresta6390

Жыл бұрын

Motorcycles in Naple are dangerous, not for speedy but for steelers

So well done. Way to go. The sheer amount of footage to go through and edit to put together such a well thought out story. Great work!

Wonderful video! The charming atmosphere of Naples is captured in every frame. I felt like I was strolling through the narrow streets and enjoying the views of this magnificent city myself.

I love living in this Crazy city....it makes me feel alive...💙 My parents immigrated to London in 1960....where I was born and raised...while they had a successful life there through hard work....they never forgot their Neopolitan roots...both came back here in the end...I've always had an affinity with this city since I was a child probably something they passed onto me...so 17 yrs ago I packed up my life in London and came to live here....and I've never lived to regret it!! 🤗💙

@giovannimoriggi5833

Жыл бұрын

wow, chissà com'è sentirti parlare 🤩

@pancakesandtea

Жыл бұрын

I am a london girl too! I'm thinking of doing a solo trip to Naples in a couple months. Is it safe for a female alone? I don't know why but I have a strong sense that I should visit Naples.

@giovannimoriggi5833

Жыл бұрын

​@@pancakesandtea Italy is pretty safe almost everywhere. Avoid bad neighborhoods (usually outside), unlit places, parks at night.... Be careful in tourist places such as stations. There are no special rules to follow. Maybe try to get around with a local friend.

@pancakesandtea

Жыл бұрын

@@giovannimoriggi5833 thanks, I think I'm going to do it. Bit nervous, as I've only ever done a solo trip to Paris and usually go on holidays with friends or family. But I really really want to do a solo trip, but wondering if Naples is the right choice alone as a woman. Florence would be easier and safer I guess, but naples is calling me never had a strong calling like I'm having right now. I don't have any local friends. Would you suggest I just come to Naples with a group of friends or I should just do it on my own?

@giovannimoriggi5833

Жыл бұрын

​@@pancakesandtea I don't know you, it's up to you. Don't be afraid of Italian cities, the most that can happen to a tourist is usually finding a scammy restaurateur who overcharges you, or a pickpocket on the subway (in the few cities where there is one). If you knew the history of the city of Naples, you would know that it has been a place full of "scoundrels" since Renaissance times. But, as you can see, it's not famous for being an unsafe place, despite being a big city full of life. There are definitely bad places (as I told you: some particularly poor neighborhoods), and you will find a lot of chaos. But the one big piece of advice I can give you is: try not to look like a tourist, because you might be ogled by pickpockets and Latin Lovers. Also, I recommend you study the history of Naples as much as you can. You will be overwhelmed by the energy of the city, but that place has one of the most important histories in Europe (and in Mediterranean Sea). Did you know that Naples is the only city in the world to give its name to a musical genre (Neapolitan music)? *_^ PS: sharing the trip with friends can always be fun and reassuring, but you can do as you feel.

Naples seems to be buzzing with so much festivities going around. We appreciate the time and effort you’ve invested into making these types of content for all of us here. May God bless you in all your travels.

@Tonyx.yt.

Жыл бұрын

Of course there a lot going on since most of them didnt work or had casual illicit jobs

@DMWBN3

Жыл бұрын

@@Tonyx.yt. you must be great to talk to at s party, total nause. Some street scenes remind me of where I lived in Barcelona. Everyone there was out of work & just laying about all day, living from illicit gains.

@valerieneal2747

Жыл бұрын

@@Tonyx.yt. OF COURSE YOUR COMMENT IS IGNORANT AND STEREOTYPICAL OF ONE WHO MORE THAN LIKELY, HASN'T TRAVELED.

Thanks for making this video Peter! I’m going to Napoli and now I know what to expect. I particularly loved how aspects of the culture were discussed, it’s so on point! Beautiful scenery too!

Italy and the Italians. Just the most amazing good vibes place to be ❤

Yeah, that's true. Many thinks that history of Italy starts with Rome and her empire, but actually Naples and the old cities of Magna Grecia are even oldest. 3000 years old to say the least.

In recent times Naples has been receiving a very remarkable tourist boom. The city really deserves it. I think Naples and its province have one of the most impressive concentrations of art, ancient monuments and naturalistic places in the world, islands, ruins, eighteenth-century palaces. There is a lot to see.

@matthewclark9522

Жыл бұрын

In 1969 my husband and I went to Florence and walked all over the churches and art but met NO Americans...then we went, on day 6, to the Ponte Vecchio (The one surviving old bridge after WWII and mostly gold and jewelry shops). All we saw were Americans!! We are such rubes!

@nicknico4121

9 ай бұрын

Naples used to be in the top 5 of the financial/banking hubs in Europe before the unification of Italy.

@Jack-qv5ru

9 ай бұрын

It’s called Napoli

@benlozier3290

9 ай бұрын

Naples is a stop on the way to Amalfi.

@supaschwamal

9 ай бұрын

I don't think it's right to say a city "deserves" a tourist boom like it's a positive thing. A lot of tourism is often a bad think for locals, especially for people actually living in a city center.

Peter, I love your adventures! Thank you for shining a light on so many different places. Peace

You are making such a difference in my mind about the world and people in general THANK YOU!

This native guide in Naples was so much better than the Rome lads you had.

@Tonyx.yt.

Жыл бұрын

Agree

Naples, a city of unique people and an incredible attitude to food. The city of the sun.

His laugh is contagious. I could listen to him all day….

I like how no matter who he talks to, Peter always bonds with people using baldness jokes

I wish I can visit Napoli some day. My love for Maradona growing up as a kid made me fall in love with this city, and the more I know about Maradona's story with Napoli and what it meant politically and socially the more I love both the city and the player.

@simonev97

Жыл бұрын

Hope for you. Napoli is fabulous and the pizza is magic.

@capo7232

Жыл бұрын

I'm living close to Napoli, i love Napoli football club (it's not supporting,is loving) and at the same time my favorite foreign football club is Liverpool since 2005. Only love and respect for u❤️

@cameronbrown4403

Жыл бұрын

@@capo7232 You know Liverpool and Napoli have a very dark history.. With killings from both sides a true Napoli fan would never like Liverpool

@capo7232

Жыл бұрын

@@cameronbrown4403 you're right but we just don't care. I love the genuine game of football and Napoli & Liverpool will always be in my heart no matter what

@cameronbrown4403

Жыл бұрын

@@capo7232 Even when fans have been killed on both sides.. both fans need to give there heads a wobble.

Thanks to Gaetano that represented Naples in a really genuine way! I just want to say two things for the subtitles: - The name of the dessert with rum it's Babà not Ababa; - There is a part where you can see a woman in the background and Gaetano says something to her but you wrote "inaudible": he said "Salve", which is a formal way to say hi in Italian.

@sanna287

11 ай бұрын

He said „Baba“ and not „Ababa“! He said „a Baba“ in English or in italian: una Baba.

@Neldot

9 ай бұрын

"Salve" (similar to "howdy" in english) is probably the oldest italian form of salutation, in fact it comes straight from the latin.

@Dee-so3by

8 ай бұрын

@Hatecultiest, actually, Baba au Rum. Love those spongy cakes.

@Jack01010

7 ай бұрын

@@Dee-so3by Acutally it's Babà. It isn't a cake but it's pastry. Yes, it always has rum, in fact it's the original recipe. "Baba au Rum" isn't the real name (it's even french wtf)

Love his guide, seemed high AF. He giggled at everything. Wish I were that happy.❤

Your videos are not only interesting and informative, but something that keeps your attention for the entire segment. I love KZread, and this may be an example of its finest content.

Great vid. I first visited Napoli in 1985, no tourists and very rough but one of my favorite Italian cities. I remember sitting at an outdoor restaurant eating pizza and two young boys "scugnizzi" ran by and stole the pizza, plates and all, from a couple sitting nearby. The prostitutes in the Spanish Quarter really did have red lights outside their apartments (the Police's "Roxanne" had been popular a few years before "Roxanne, you don't have to turn on the red light"). For some reason the entire city's traffic lights weren't working yet there seemed to be some method in the chaos and traffic still flowed. Sitting at another outdoor restaurant, saw a car accident that disabled both vehicles and the two men seemed so angry they nearly came to blows. As they cooled down and waited for friends to pick them up they sat down together for some food and wine and within 30 minutes seemed the best of friends Another day taking the ferry from Napoli to Procida the ferry launch ramp wouldn't close. A crowd of passengers formed around the two beleaguered work men trying to fix it, each member of the crowd had their own advice, commentary, criticism and insults to impart on the situation...this went on for two hours. One last memory, I crashed at a friend of a friend who was a civilian with the US Navy and lived in the wealthy Vomero neighborhood in the hills overlooking Napoli. Nearby was a park and parking lot which every night was filled with cars, all of their windows covered with newspapers...and those cars were rocking. Every morning the street sweepers raked up all the newspaper and had a bonfire. Yes, there are amazing sights to see in Napoli but my most vivid memories remain these serendipitous experiences and the people of Napoli. Returned again in 2010 and the city seemed a bit more polished, traffic and mopeds still insane, still love Napoli.

@andreabarone416

Жыл бұрын

hahah il fatto degli scugnizzi troppo bello comunque ho tante mamme di miei amici che purtroppo si prostituiscono

@Seacae

Жыл бұрын

Hi stephen, as an italian i can say that the stories you've shared are really so precious. I hope you had a great time here. The story about the dudes becaming friends after the car accident made me really smile xD

@kellykennett7676

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing that 😊

god bless Italy

I have been to Napoli twice and loved it. Thanks Peter for the video. It was an eye opener. Love all your videos brother. Keep up the good job.

Under the giggly guy there's such a cultured man, and you see it as soon as he starts speaking Italian. Good one

I was in Naples in 1965 with the US Navy. My very first pizza was in Naples. I was a young man from a small southern town pizza had yet hit my towm.. I remember the motor scooter speeding down the narrow streets. At that time there was a big Communist movement. My buddy and I had to run from a demonstration. There was a USO club near the port entrance. I servered aboard the USS Manley DD 940. Just a few thoughts about the visit. We were there twice in 65. Thanks Peter for the memory.

@inna1633

Жыл бұрын

Agree is that kind of a country you almost touch history!! Thank you for your service i took a lot of time talking with ww2 veterans and listen they're own take in things going on will allways cherish and pass on to newer generations

It's been 17 years since I was last in Napoli, but the memories still bring a tear to my eye. I walked many of those streets and enjoyed a Margherita at Brandi's. It really is a wonderful city.

15:30 you know the food is good when the first reaction is a smile. Universal among any culture is the joy of a good bite of food

Many tears we're shed in the prison. Thanks for this wonderful tour & i enjoyed the friendly atmosphere and the tour guide...he was full of information. Thanks for a lovely trip virtually. ❤🎉😊🎉

Greetings from Greece Neapolitan brothers and sisters 🇬🇷❤️🇮🇹

My wife was born in a small city, 30 min from Naples, I go 2x year and always fell in love with something new. From Antiquity to the 18th century, Naples has been in the top 3 of most influent cities in the Western world. The cultural heritage is just unheard of in Europe. It's crazy how you can just come across a street vendor and I'll start telling you about the History of his city and its traditions. Naples is a must go for any person with an interest in Western History and arts.

@davechristian7543

Жыл бұрын

Well at least u no that she will be a big lady when she grows older like 'all Italian females my friend...

@magnumopus1628

Жыл бұрын

@@davechristian7543 Hahaha wtf? 😅😂

@spaniardsrmoors6817

Жыл бұрын

@@davechristian7543 hahaha says the 'Murican where they average 300#

@JohnDoe-rv7gy

Жыл бұрын

@@spaniardsrmoors6817 Did Spaniards aka gods conquer your country too?

@Peanut888..

Жыл бұрын

What is the city called where your wife is from?

Hey can you film more of these in other parts of Italy as well and Europe? Politics/Culture. It’s so good to hear from every day people. These videos are so informative.

I was in Naples for week in June and I fell in love! I cried to leave! They say you cry twice, once when you come and once when you leave. I never felt the need to cry while arriving, but definitely felt the need to cry while departing! Love my Italian heritage! 🇮🇹

@Tonyx.yt.

Жыл бұрын

The 3rd time you cry would be after beign pickpocketed for the first time

@tracylynm614

Жыл бұрын

@@Tonyx.yt. that can happen anywhere. Crime all over the world.

@ilgrandenerone96

Жыл бұрын

@@Tonyx.yt. stupid stereotips of ignorant north Italian. Shut.up.

Gaetano is such a character! I love that guy.

Nice little tour Peter. I am always fascinated by what you show us. Thanks.

There is no such place like Naples! ❤ An openair museum with the warmest people of Italy! ❤ Definitely a place worthwile to see! ❤

There is nothing like going to a place finding a great guide who likes to talk and who knows things and walking around the city together. This was really inspiring and so interesting. Not like the tourist videos of the past. Much more like how I felt when I toured around Europe in the 80s and did it locally not as a tourist. Thank you Peter for re-creating that kind of travel through your Vlogs. Keep it up! Really like your style!

The one thing I remember of Naples, when I visited with a school back in 1980, was the architecture, the vibe and the delicious food. Neapolitans are very friendly, cheerful and welcoming.

@Romafood

Жыл бұрын

true

Gaetanos happiness is a beautifull thing and contagious thanks peter for bringing out the world to us working calls folk

Great video! Brought me back! I’ve been 3 times (in the past 5 years), to Napoli for long solo vacations where I researched my family tree. I spent a lot of time roaming the streets of Naples by myself and i loved it. Being from NJ/NYC area, the city was great! Then I went to Avellino and Benevento to visit the houses where my grandparents were born in. I spent 6 weeks in Benevento, ischia ,Pietrelcina , and Posillipo in 2021.💙💙💙🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

@rtdmna

Жыл бұрын

Oh that's we we come from originally, Avelino and Benevento, migrated to Australia, some of my grandfather's brothers went , Long Island , New Jersey , Brooklyn, who knows we might be second cousins! Lol

As a Neapolitan born and raise in Naples that moved in Chicago 10 months ago, this was the most touching video to watch, can't wait to go back to visit my family ♥️

@rawgab4439

Жыл бұрын

You must be home sick .....and the winters ?

@bz8047

Жыл бұрын

I will show you around Chicago if you will show me Napoli one day...

@marcomariaizzo1868

Жыл бұрын

@@rawgab4439 huge culture shock! 😂

@marcomariaizzo1868

Жыл бұрын

@@bz8047 sure! 😎

@rawgab4439

Жыл бұрын

@@marcomariaizzo1868 You must miss Napole a lot .. I do and I only visit only once in a while...Anyway the best to you ..one of these days you have to teach me Gaetano I wish I could space it like you ;)Greetings from Malibu ,CA

So much problems, so disorganized compared to european standards, but the "magic" you feel in Napoli is simply unique!

@tomislavbalic2811

Жыл бұрын

Definitely agree with you, very well explained.

@A.s.A.9

Жыл бұрын

Yeeesssss

@ilgrandenerone96

Жыл бұрын

Naples it's magic 💙💙💙💙💥💥💥💥💥💫💫💫💫💫💫💫

@michelealbanese3261

11 ай бұрын

I don't like because is a degraded city, too much overrated

@michelealbanese3261

11 ай бұрын

@Joseph Stalin Sei napoletano, il tuo giudizio non conta, fai giudicare gli altri. Se vuoi ti posto un video dove le persone giudicavano davvero Napoli e il degrado che hanno trovato. Ve lo dite da soli che è bella, fate ridere😄

Really good video, loved how you guys talked like real people and share what Napoli is all about. I am heading to Italy in the fall and we're going through Napoli during our visit and this is all very interesting and really good information to know about the city... people seem amazing and passionate! Cant wait for October to come any sooner :) thanks again

Gaetano is such a great guy. I absolutely love seeing the rich culture and strong sense of community in this city.

You're lucky to have found someone such an authentic and charming guide as Gaetano. His community work is also inspiring. Love your work!

Yay, glad you did a video on Naples! I have travelled a lot, all over the world, but Naples is still one of my favourite places I have been. So vibrant and colourful, beautiful setting, and of course good food!

Thank you Gaetano for helping your community ❤ What a cool repurposing idea.

Wow! What a great video. I really enjoyed watching this. Thank-you. I am now a new subscriber and look forward to watching your other videos.

Beautiful amazing city and people! TY for bringing us such authenticity Peter! ✌️❤️

Loved the video and thank you for bringing back memories. My dad was stationed in Naples so we got to experience it all ourselves too. The city, the people and of course some of the best food I ever had. Napoli will always have a place in my heart. It still feels like a home to me.

that was super interesting, thank you. You did a better job than most other youtubers!

Best part of the video: the gentleman at 14:20 saying "No, let me tell you EXACTLY where our tomatoes come from". That guy's a professional.

The world is such a fantastic place, full of adventure, diversity and culture. I love all the historical buildings around Naples, you can see the history in the architecture. Your vids never disappoint Peter, Bravo!

Thank you Peter for this beautiful video. This year we returned from Florence and I was much impressed by the friendliness and warmth of the Italians. I hope one day to visit Napoli and enjoy those beautiful streets with so much history.

Ok now I can go workout. Couldn't stop watching. Beautiful video, fascinating interview, the art throughout was awesome.

That was beautiful and refreshing, thank-you 🙂 I love Italy - so many flavours...

Peter and Gaetano, grazie mille. This was truly " unique ". A genuinely heart felt journey through Naples. Capturing its essence. With the wise and warm words of your guide, Gaetano.

Gaetano had such a good energy, what a lovely person. Thank you for offering a great insight into Napoli!

That view at the minute mark is jaw-droppingly spectacular.

Great guide. So friendly. I went to Rome a few years ago. It was beautiful, but over run with tourists. I would love to see Napoli after this episode.❤

I love how you show the real side of a city not the fantasy tourist experience. Thank you so much for teaching us about the true culture. I loved how that man who was an immigrant states that the people of Naples are the most welcoming and helpful. Now Napoli is on my bucket list! And I cant wait to have the glorious looking Pizza❤️

Very interesting, well done video. I arrived there by bicycle and stayed with a wonderful family for a few days. I could never forget the beautiful experiences I had and it's great to see Naples shown in such a good way. Way to go, great job to both guys.

Gaetano is so absolutely charming and funny and that was such a pleasure to watch. Thank you both.

@mnation694

3 ай бұрын

he was high from smoking weed

Very informative tour,food looks amazing,I would definitely add to my list of places to adventure in

Peter thank you for this authentic view of my hometown. You captured the true nature/essence of Napoli. Grazie mille!!

@lucaantonelli1511

Жыл бұрын

Sembra il Venezuela.

@matteoferrandino3348

Жыл бұрын

@@lucaantonelli1511 non per niente si credevano argentini alla vittoria dei mondiali

@marsper8692

Жыл бұрын

@@lucaantonelli1511 da napoletano, vorrei aggiungere che grazie al cielo qui non viviamo tutti come questo signore (che per quanto mi sembra di capire, gestisce un centro sociale 😂) e ovviamente non condividiamo questo stereotipato campanilismo che espone. Il ragazzo è evidentemente un individuo ignorante riguardo quella stessa città che dice di amare e quella che è la propria nazione. Per cui, in preda a ciò, si scatena nei più bassi luoghi comuni, purtroppo ancora presenti in diversi strati della classe sfortunata della città. Il problema di Napoli è da 2500 anni la gente che l’abita.

@marsper8692

Жыл бұрын

@@matteoferrandino3348 a me non importava chi vincesse, se l’Argentina o l’eSwatini, l’importante era vedere la Francia perdere 😂

A really good coverage of Napoli. Your videos are great. Makes me want to go back to those streets.

Ive been all over Italy for a full month loved Italy but Napoli it’s the one city blew my mind the most it has old stuff to visit you can see the influence from the Spanish the french and so on but the best part is the unique energy that you feel from the moment you step going back in 2 day’s can’t wait

Forza Napoli!! This Italy series is absolutely amazing! My entire family both sides are from Italy (Rome, Sicily and Naples). I’ve see the whole country numerous times but seeing it through your eyes with your guides is very special! 👌👌👍👍 🇮🇹 🇮🇹🇮🇹

@spz8342

Жыл бұрын

Sempre!

@ilgrandenerone96

Жыл бұрын

@@spz8342 5 a 1 💙💙💙💙💙