SEE NAPLES AND DIE (Italy)

In this video I'm in Naples, in Italy's stunning Campania region. I delve into this beautiful, chaotic city to discover what makes up the unique Neapolitan culture. I also go on a delicious street food tour to try Naples's famous fried food and get to know some of the friendly locals. Naples is an ancient city with a rich history which has resulted in a very unique culture, and in my opinion it's one of Italy’s most authentic cities!
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[kennethmyrez]

This is the type of content on youtube that I look for! Not just people blogging about their travels, flexing their "lavish" lifestyle. This one right here is both entertaining and educational! More power to you guys!

[errickflesch]

I lived in Naples from 1970-76. In 1970 I was 7 years old. I only had Italian kids to play with so I learned to speak pretty quick and in 6 years was fluent in Napolitan. Back in those days I was treated as a rock star. All the Italian kids loved me, everyone wanted to know me even the parents, so I was invited to eat at many of those kids homes because the parents wanted to meet me because I was American. Popular instantly, and I loved it. I lived in a section called Pianoura. My dad was military stationed at Afsouth but we lived off base. We traveled everywhere in those 6 years. Rome Capri Brindisi...everywhere and went to all the sites Rome Colosseum/Pisa/Pompeii you name it we went. I did not realize what a wealth of experience I was growing up in. To me as a kid, it was all I knew. Normal. From Naples, I went to Greece 1976-1981 to finish High school. My dad worked at the Greek Pentagon and we lived across the street in a section called Papagou. I also learned to speak Greek and by the time I finished high school, I already spoke 3 because I was smart, but because of adaptation. I was blessed to have the experiences I did. Even though I was America, I grew up as a European. My mom was French from Brittany. I am now 59 and my 2 favorite foods would be a real Italian pizza or a gyro from Greece. YUM.

[stefanopalumbo]

I’m Napoletano living out of country because of work. You made me cry 25 minutes seeing how beautiful is my home. Thanks. I loved it. 💙💙💙💙

[josegabrielsilva]

My heart melted when you said: “the most captivating show in Naples is real life itself.” And the rest of the video proved that. So poetic and beautifully said ❤

[ianmoon]

As a Napoletana, 7 minutes into this video your tribute to my city is bringing tears to my eyes. Thank you for this beautiful and truthful picture you painted.

[AttractMiraclesss]

Im from Sicily and I cryed of joy watching this video, great vlog with all locals showing the real traditions. Love for Napoli and thank you for making this amazing vlog.

[gianllo]

As a Neapolitan, I want to say thank you!
One of the most beautiful representations of Naples. I didn't imagine I could be moved
watching the city I live in every day, on youtube.

[sloanbishop]

I'm in Naples right now 23/9/2022 and the city, the history, the food, the people are simply beautiful.
Everything is underated and I will certainly be returning another day.
Thank you Napoli and the people of Napoli for your warm welcoming and a memorable holiday and I still have 3 days left to go.
Love from an English tourist.

[mohelism]

I've seen documentaries about the best places in the world. But I've never felt so much peace and sense of belonging to a place than this one. And the way you guys have brought this together is amazing. The host is amazing.

[rankispanki]

Thank you for making this - I lived in Bella Napoli for three years and they told me, "You'll cry when you come and you'll cry when you leave" and they were right. Beautiful, gritty - the true soul of Italy.

[MrJffranco]

As she was speaking to the elderly woman who showed her pictures of her children and one of her younger self I sat watching with a smile! I just enjoyed her warmth and pride of her city. This was definitely an enjoyable video as it showed a glimpse of REAL life...loved it!

[bixumbi]

The chaos, beauty, gritiness, soul and passion denoted here reminds me of my hometown of Rio de Janeiro

[jithendrriyanbabu]

This is how a travel video should be. It shows the people, their culture and what they value the most! Fantastic

[Rubes]

What a breath of fresh air. A channel that is about the destination and not the traveller showing off and being self obcessed. Thank you!

[DestroyerofThings]

I love how Naples is about Passion and art and expression and not perfection and keeping the walls clean. I’ve never been there but hope to visit. It seems like a place that will make my soul happy. I love this video.

[barbaraprioli]

I lived in Naples for more than one year and this is the best video I’ve seen that could show a bit of the soul and energy that Naples has. Congrats!

[spugnatv]

I'm neapolitan. U completely centred what Naples is, thank u, I'm actually crying for how beatiful and perfect this video is

[SpartanLeonidas]

We Love you Napoli !!!! 💙

Greetings from ΕΛΛΑΣ 🇬🇷 to ITALIA 🇮🇹

[sanamii]

I visited Napoli about a month ago and I just wanna say that you absolutely are right about everything you said about Napoli. It’s severely a misunderstood city but it has stolen my whole heart. The People, the food and history is absolutely memorable.

[budfox]

This is, by far, the best video of Napoli made by a foreigner (and, as a Neapolitan for 40+ years, I have watched many). Well done 👍