The Veneto: Ten Secrets Italians Won't Share - Top Ten Towns in Veneto Italy - Wolters World

[xbornstubbornx]

Sounds almost like you moved to Italy!

Whenever you go to Toscana, please, make on of those too.

[woltersworld]

@xbornstubbornx I will don't worry. I just wish I knew Toscana as well as I knew the Veneto. I have spent quite a bit of time in Toscana but no where near as much as Veneto. But I will do my best to make you proud! Thanks again for commenting and watching!

[arminatorbz]

Congratulations, you have made a great video. But the monument at 8:26 is in Bolzano and not in Veneto. =)

[woltersworld]

@arminatorbz Yeah, I was adding pictures and just saw a white monument and clicked it. Totally messed that up. I have been looking for my pictures and videos from asiago since i found out i had the wrong one and i cant find them. Loved the Asiago WWI monument. It was amazing. Better than the cheese.... maybe ;) Thanks for watching and commenting! Please subscribe!

[stefle]

You know a lot of things of this Region! :)

Just...the monument at 8:27 is not the Ossuary in Asiago but the Victory Monument in Bolzano. You can find pictures of the Asiago's monument on Google writing for example "ossuary asiago" or "sacrary asiago".

Verona and Venice are universitarian towns as well...but not Treviso that (like Vicenza) has just detached departments of other universities of the Region.

Human chess games in Marostica are just on September of even years so...next September!

;)

[woltersworld]

@stefle You are right. I thought it looked too small for the one in Asiago. I was looking for my Asiago pictures and could not find them. I feel like an idiot now. The WWI stuff in Asiago is just so cool. Now I am wondering where the pictures are... Thanks for the help! I really appreciate it! Grazie!!!! Thanks for watching and commenting. Please subscribe!!

[fiveyearsbefore]

it is great how precise your info is and how much of it fits in one video! it's like a high speed class. and for editing I can very much recommend you iMovie on a macbook. or magix movie maker. keep up the good work, I love your videos!

[woltersworld]

@fiveyearsbefore Thanks for the imovie info. i appreciate it. and ia m glad you liked the video too! 

[fiveyearsbefore]

@woltersworld you appear very simpatico in your videos. It's a pleasure to watch. And thank you for doing it for free. hope you get a youtube partnership so you can earn some revenue from your videos. let me know if there is some way to donate for a new camera though. because the image quality is a little 'oldschool' too and I would apprecuate an opportunity to contribute something helpful. I am from Austria and could provide you with translations should you need them. greetings!

[woltersworld]

@fiveyearsbefore Yeah, I just have a simple digital camera with a video option on it. I dont take one of those big fancy cameras as they are more likely to get stolen and can be a bit hard to deal with (as we travel with myself, my wife and our two young sons). But I am hoping before our next big filming travel trip i will get a camera that will flim in HD and that can be of better quality in terms of picture and sound. thanks for the offers to help :)

[woltersworld]

@fiveyearsbefore And once i have mastered my video editing software i am going to redub the audio on my love/hate videos into German so they will be in both english and german as the greatest numbers of views on my website and youtube account are from German speaking countries.

Danke Schoen!!!

[bstreetbstreet]

This video is nice, but it could be so much better if your voice continued in the background whilst the images are shown, rather than this staccato rhythm with frequent stops and starts, you can isolate video and audio on most home video editing programs,

[woltersworld]

@bstreetbstreet I know, but apparently my video editing software doesn't :)

so if you have a software brandname please share so i can do the picture of audio. I have so many videos backed up because i cannot figure out how to do it. Thanks for commenting and the advice.

Thank you!

[woltersworld]

@bstreetbstreet And per your comment (and my own annoyance at the messed up editing) I am going to buy some editing software today, so all videos from here on out should be a bit more "professional" i kind of laugh at that... maybe a bit less crappy would be a better adjective :)

Thanks again! All the best and have a great weekend!

[fruitarian]

Vicenza does sound like it would fit in with my personality. I want a big pizza, made by cooks who care, without spending a lot of money. Oh, wait I have a Lonely Planet for Italy. I found a hostel in Vicenza. I guess it must not have been on hostelbookers. They don't usually have the official hostels. Maybe, I will choose Vicenza as my city to try Italy. I heard they put meat in everything in Italy. Polenta or pasta or pizza should be veg. Maybe, I can ask at the tourist office for cheap eats.

[fruitarian]

I'm the first to comment. Brand new video. 3 guesses where you are now. Thanks! good work. lots of neat editing. Well, I'm interested in going to the non-tourist towns in Italy, but those don't seem to have youth hostels. I looked up Mantova, which two Italian penpals have recommended to me. I looked at the tourist information office website and there were several different types of accommodations.

[woltersworld]

@fruitarian I have been to Mantova. It was a nice visit. You should find a nice middle base and then travel around. Italian trains are rather cheap so you can see a lot without spending a lot of money. You can find lots of non-meat dishes in italy so do not worry (they are even really tasty too).

If you go in the summer the non-meat options are even better than now.

all the best and thanks again for commenting and watching!