Welcome to Sapienza, 47.

@takaraleesan8911

5 ай бұрын

A man of culture I see 🤝

@amss6433

4 ай бұрын

“Rocco get down here or you be late for your first day”

0:19 I've killed a lot of people form the little tower back there

Your target is Eros Lombardo, florist by day and opera singer by night. Our client, Padre Francesco, despite of being agreeable town priest, suffers from insomnia...

@ethanlivemere1162

2 жыл бұрын

The Lombardo florist business has set up a field lab on the market where they plan to sell their genetically modified flowers. Kill Lombardo, destroy the flowers, and get out through the traffic gate. Good luck 47.

Never visited, but would love to visit Vernazza and Cinque Terre. I'm going to be travelling round the world for six months and hope that when I return, I'll spend a few more months travelling Europe by train. I've just left my job of 24 years to travel and explore the world. Love your content Rick.

@reveenaskitchen

8 жыл бұрын

Congrats! Sounds like you're going to embark on a great adventure. I went to Cinque Terre, and the 5 villages are magnificent.

@remotedarren

8 жыл бұрын

Reveena's Kitchen Thank you. It looks amazing from the photos I've seen. I need to plan a trip to Italy, but it isn't the cheapest place for budget travellers I guess.

Rick Stevessss - You are the absolute legend! I used this guide and your books so much in last months trip and KZread video of my Cinque Terre 1-day Guide. I love you and thankyou for showing all us how to Travel Rick, you are the GOAT!

Thankyou Rick, for everything you and your Team have done, to showcase these wonderful places, Vernazza being one of the many incredible jewels. We simply appreciate what you bring to the table, your passion, your articulation and delicate descriptions that brings the place alive. It’s a gift, Rick and we are all the richer for it. God bless you, immensely 👍🏻😍🤗

absolutely loved this trip here. amazing food, and wine, and very friendly people

I was there 3 weeks ago, I absolutely LOVED IT.

@baburibrahimli8176

5 жыл бұрын

Maria Roma and now it was 3 years 3 weeks ago)))

My first study abroad experience was close to Cinque Terre :) It was one of the most beautiful moments in my life

My great-grandfather was born in Vernazza

Thank you for sharing the life of the people in this beautiful place!

Thank you Rick for this.....The Cinque Terre cities.....Thank you so much...

Wonderful Vernazza.

I am so excited to come here before the year's end with camera in tote!

We were there a few months ago & didn't want to leave.

I would love to go here before I die

Would love to stay a month :)

If the weather and your stamina allow, walk the nature trail that goes thru this and the other 4 cities of the Cinque Terre. The opening view in the video is from the trail, just North of Vernazza.

@BigFatTonys

9 жыл бұрын

I had never heard of the Cinque Terre before watching Rick's first video on this place. I went there and it was a great. I went to almost every city that is featured in his Italy book and they were all just like he described.

Luca !

Rick I will trvael to Florence and after that to Portofino, since there is so expensive the hotels do you have a fone number of that man that rent rooms in Vernazza? please

If there is no cars can u use bikes???

Which episode is this clip from????

@RickStevesEuropeOfficial

9 жыл бұрын

This clip is taken from "Italy's Riviera: Cinque Terre," from our latest season, viewable on our website: www.ricksteves.com/watch-read-listen/video/tv-show/season-8/italys-riviera-cinque-terre Happy viewing!

@robertadams6003

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks guy's! Great viewing as per usual!

wait, this looks like sapienza (hitman)... it's fictional

"The villagers, some of them have never stepped into a modern mall to do shopping.." Are you nuts? The Liguri, inhabitants of the region, are among the most voracious travellers in history, BTW Cristoforo Colombo was a Ligure, and in modern times (I have house in the region) the locals work only for 4-5 months a year with their (expensive) cafes, restaurants, hotels, gelaterie and such and spend the rest of the "cold season" in Miami, Australia, the Carribean, Thailand, Sumatra, the BVI or Mexico....sheeesh...."never been in amodern shopping mall"...they are all rich from tourism since the times of ancient Roma (Liguria was called Narbonensis and it was famed for it's healing "air and temperate climate"...).