Volterra, Tuscany, Italy

This is a newly-revised version of an earlier video on Volterra.

[MementoMorituri]

Awesome video. Annie Adair is a treasure.

[fhugheveleigh]

How refreshing to hear a guide quite so committed to her profession and informative with it. Most informative video and thank you for it.

[janetjd]

Annie Adair did an awesome narration ! Very informative and enthusiastic.

[noproblembig]

Annie Adair did a good job with the narration, and the few words she says in Italian are spot on...no wonder she is an Italian citizen

[basictoglamchictravels]

Ohh wow, excellent narration from the both of you 👏. Bravi e grazie mille

[robertkay]

Terrific video. Kudos to Annie for going into such depth and historical perspective! I wanna go!

[tinappm]

We rented a nice apartment there a couple years ago and it was a beautiful place to stay and visit. The food and views are amazing 😀

[marcodefrancesco]

Le bellezze incomparabili di Volterra sono descritte molto bene in questo video

[fari]

Hi Dennis! Please upload more Italy and France videos. Lucca, florence, naples and also towns in Sicily. Your channel is amazing!

[rebeccagutierrez]

Thank you for the information. You explained that so well.

[Bacho_Grande]

Thank you so much for the video, and to Annie Adair for the tour! I will be sure to visit in a November sometime soon :).

[iramnadeem]

Nice city nd very nicely explained 👉👉👉

[curleydogwg]

Thank you for your knowledgeable video tour. Volterra has been on our list of places to go for six years. When we can be free to travel again, a Volterra stay will be a must. I read somewhere that the residents have a lot of Etruscan DNA, which is not surprising. My heart cries for Mother Italy and the Covid 19 struggle. CIAO

[morenacrece]

Excellent narrative, thank you very much for you video

[RunesandReapers]

Volterra is a place I have wanted to visit for a long long time, do you think it's possible to visit Volterra and Sienna in 1 day?

[angelicalopriore]

Thank-You so much, Annie. A beautiful description of Volterra! Your enthusiasm is contagious and everything you say about Italian life is so true . Just one small thing. ..Your English is clear and very, very good, but next time try to speak a little slower for all your foreign listeners. :) :)

[blink]

Finally some history of the tours... Your learning from Rick..

[publiocornelio]

Volterra is almost 3000 years old, not 1000 years old.