82. Trip report: Returning to Italy again and again

Untold Italy travel podcast

Katy Clarke

Society & Culture, Places & Travel, Leisure

4.6 • 659 Ratings

🗓️ 23 July 2021

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

#082 Family adventures in Italy over the years

When Bill and his wife decided to take their young children and parents to Italy to discover Rome and the Amalfi Coast 18 years ago, little did they know it would spark years of adventures in Italy and many treasured shared memories.

It's a curious thing that happens to many of us when we visit Italy. Somehow it gets under our skin. We can't wait to uncover more beautiful scenery, friendly locals, rich history and culture and delicious food. And as we explore its hills and coastline, towns and villages, Italy reveals even more magic.

The Wrobleskis have many happy, shared memories of the time they spent as an extended family in Italy and share some of their favorites with us today.

Get all the details of the places mentioned in the show in the full show notes for this episode at > https://untolditaly.com/82

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0:00.0	This is the Untold Italy travel podcast and you're listening to episode number 82.
0:12.0	Ciao at all and benvenuti to Untold Italy, the travel podcast where you go to the towns and villages, mountains and lakes, hills and coastlines of Bella Italia.
0:23.7	Each week your host, Katie Clark, takes you on a journey in search of magical landscapes,
0:29.5	history, culture, wine, gelato, and of course, a whole lot of pasta.
0:35.3	If you're dreaming of Italy and planning future adventures there,
0:39.1	you've come to the right place.
0:51.2	Wondgiano, chow. Hi everyone. It's Katie here again with another fun episode of Untold Italy that's
0:58.2	going to take you around different corners of the boot, following a family who have taken several
1:02.9	trips to Italy. Before we get started, though, I just wanted to thank you all for some of the
1:08.1	most amazing reviews, emails and messages of support that we've received
1:12.2	recently. We absolutely love hearing from you and learning about your travel plans and trips
1:17.0	past. Sometimes I get more excited about your trips than my own. I just love sharing this passion
1:23.0	with so many people from all around the world. Here's a five-star review from Jojo Espresso from the United
1:29.2	States on Apple Podcasts that I particularly loved. She said it was the best virtual travel.
1:35.5	As others have noticed, I too have greatly appreciated the opportunity to vicariously travel
1:40.7	along with you during the pandemic, allowing my passion for travel in Italy to
1:44.6	stay nurtured and semi-fulfilled. Not only do I enjoy the diversity in geography and related topics
1:50.7	with you and your guest cover, but I've also received so many helpful tips which have assisted me
1:55.5	as I plan my full trip to Pulia, Marema and the northeast region of Italy To include the Prosecco region, thanks to your podcast on that area,
2:04.4	whether it is following your guests on the Instagram accounts, blogs or websites,
2:08.2	recommendations made by you or your guests on other travel websites, blogs, apps, etc.
2:12.9	Or your Facebook, Italy travel planning group, the recommendations have been invaluable to me.
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