If you’re like us, you’ll have loved getting abroad again over the summer, and now the travel bug well and truly alive again! Are you already planning more holidays? If so, you’ll no doubt be looking for some inspiration, and what better way to use your time than by simultaneously working on your Italian skills? We love exploring different travel content from around the world, and there are of course some brilliant Italian travel vloggers out there. Here are 5 of our favourites!
in Viaggio col Tubo
Hosted by duo Giorgio and Martina, this slick looking YouTube channel is home to lots of videos about different destinations around the world. They offer some good insider tips, and we particularly enjoy their Italy themed videos. This one offers an off-the-beaten-track guide to Venice and comes with handy English subtitles which makes it more accessible to Italian language students.
Marcello Ascani
Although probably more of a lifestyle vlog rather than travel, Marcello Ascani’s channel is very international in theme, and covers lots of different topics about various phenomena around the world. We particularly enjoyed this video about Northern Italy and its amazing scenes of the Dolomites. The video comes with Italian subtitles and is more suitable for higher level students or those wanting to push themselves.
Sabrina Merolla
Again a mix of travel and lifestyle, Sabrina’s videos are pretty glamorous and very much of the influencer style. The majority have a Puglia theme, but we can’t complain about that, as it’s one of Italy’s most stunning regions. This video about the town of Matino is particularly enjoyable, and also comes with English subtitles.
Enrico Usseglio Brancard
Enrico is more of a traditional travel vlogger, with a mix of nice hand-held and drone footage. His channel houses as a wide range of videos about different places, but what we love most are his Italy themed videos. We particularly enjoyed a collection of videos he has about Sicily, including this one showcasing Siracusa. It comes with English subtitles too.
Andrea Battistini
We hope these channels inspire your future adventures and help you with your Italian at the same time! Fancy consolidating your Italian language skills even more? Find out about our upcoming online and face-to-face Italian courses here.