23. Workaway in Poggio Mirteto, Italy
All about life in the Italian countryside: where we're living, what we get up to each day, and of course-- what we eat.
OUR BEST TRAVEL TIP - Vacation in Italy | VLOGTOBER Day 26, 2018
The Real Life of a Flight Attendant VLOGTOBER Day 26, 2018 - This is the full month of October in the life of a New York based Flight Attendant (daily vlogs), follow me around on my travel work trips and just my everyday life in New York City. -- Our best travel tip when looking for a restroom.
Follow Along for the Ride:
I N S T A G R A M -
F A C E B O O K -
T W I T T E R -
SHOP MY AMAZON STORE! -
Business Inquiries Only: flywithstella@gmail.com
The views expressed are mine alone and do not necessarily reflect my employer’s views.
FTC Disclosure: Some of the links above are affiliate links, meaning at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. All opinions are my own and honest.
#Vlogtober #Travel #Italy
Rome Italy
This is my trip to Rome, this is one of my favorite destination of all time.The city is full with history and architecture.I will definately go back again to explore Vatican City for my next layover.If you wanna know more about Rome how to go around please fill free to ask me :)
European Roadtrip with Kids - A Roadtrip Across Europe with 3 Kids! - Our Alpine Workaway Experience
European roadtrip with kids - Traveling Europe In A Van With Kids
Traveling the world with kids in a van, Seaforever Life is a family travel guide show produced by parents for families to get inspired and learn about destinations around the world
A Travel Blog that is beginning to evolve as a Travel Vlog
Meet the family of 5 living in a van full time
What a wonderful experience we had on our Workaway in Italy. Workaway is a network of people with a project, who will house and feed you in return for helping them a few hours a day. If you like to have an adventure sometimes or put yourself in a totally different lifestyle to see what it feels like, we highly recommend you try this!
Trip to Napa Valley/വീഞ്ഞിന്റെ നാട്ടിലേക്ക് ഒരു യാത്ര/Castello Di Amarosa/Slice of Italy/63
A very humble attempt to do a Travelog inspired by the history of Castello Di Amarosa, a 13th century Tuscan Castle winery in Calistoga, Napa Valley, California. Mr.Dario Sattui is the owner of this 3 Acre Castle and surrounding 171 acres (I apologize for the wrong information given in the video).
Please visit
for recipes. Please give the recipes a try, leave a comments, and subscribe the channel.
Thank you for watching!
The gorgeous Grand Medieval Hall is a wonder with the walls completely covered by authentic-looking Italian frescos. An expert in this style of painting was brought over from Italy to do all the work.
The Castle include 107 rooms on 8 levels above and below ground. Underneath the castle are rooms and rooms, caverns really, with thousands of barrels of wine in various stages of fermentation, 95 rooms are dedicated to wine.Wine flows through the walls in the castle as it is gravity fed from the tanks down to the barrels below.
The tasting takes place in an atmospheric cellar, with guests comfortably seated at a long bar.
The standard tasting program allows you to taste 5 different wines from a full page of options. Cabernet, Merlot, Sangiovese, Pinot, Barbera and more in the Reds; Chardonnay, Pinots Grigio and Blanco, and Gewürtztraminer in the Whites, and a collection of dessert and sparkling wines.
Grapes for sparkling wines are the first to be picked, usually in early August,
Late-harvest wines are made from grapes left on the vine longer than usual, allowing them to get riper and produce more highly concentrated sugars. Harvesting of these grapes can last until December.
It was almost afternoon when we decided to drive down to Napa from Pleasanton. This trip was not pre-planned but it was a beautiful day, so we decided on a get-away from home.
We started at around 11:30am on this sunny October day and drove down onI-680 N.
We stopped in Benicia Town, approximately 40 miles from Pleasanton, to have lunch. Benicia is a waterside city in Solano County, California. This town once stood as California’s state capitol, before it ultimately found its home in Sacramento.Unfortunately we did not have time to explore the town, so we decided to make that another trip for another day.
Our lunch spot in Benicia was a Burmese cuisine called Aung Maylika. A small restaurant serving incredible food! We ordered ango Tofu (stir fried Tofu with pure mango, basil and onions), Red Curry, Rice, and Noodles. After scarfing down the delicious food, we continued our journey to Napa Valley!
The drive from Benicia to Napa Valley was very beautiful with vineyards everywhere, gorgeous landscapes, and terrific weather. With so much natural beauty, it’s no surprise Napa Valley welcomes nearly 3 million visitors each year. Hit the road for an easy, inexpensive way to see the picture-perfect scenes of Napa Valley, all from your car window.
We drove past downtown Napa Valley.
Once a sleepy residential area, the town of Napa is now a luxury destination with celebrity-chef restaurants, upscale lodgings, and manicured parks.
We planned to stop at the downtown on the way back
Castello di Amorosa, meaning ‘Castle of Love’, is the realization and epitome of an all-consuming passion. Fourth generation winemaker Dario Sattui built this authentically styled 13th century Tuscan castle winery to honor his Italian heritage and deep love for medieval architecture. He created the perfect blend of passion, culture, and roots.
Mr.Sattui went to Italy and other places in Europe where he sketched out features in various castles. He then shipped actual stone from Italy to Napa to build the castle. You cannot build an old castle with new materials. The nails, lamp shades, chains are all handmade the way they would in 13th century.
It is very surprising to know that Sattui had only $5000 dollars to begin with and his mom gave him 2000
It is beyond our imagination to achieve this big dream. There is no words to describe the perseverance and patience of Dario Sattui who is the owner of the castle. He spent almost his lifetime planning, building and preserving this slice of Italy in California, USA.
We didn’t get a chance to take the tour, we will definitely come back soon to do the tour. We want to see the torture chamber, fermentation area with massive stainless steel tanks, few rooms where the entire walls are built of the bottled wine from the years before they started releasing, great room and what not!
Remembering the words of Mr.Sattui on the way black....
You do something you love, you put your heart and soul into it. You put everything you have into it, people will see it and it will come back to you.
First you have to have a dream.Set your goals high, if you really want something go after it and you will get it.
California dreamer, Mr.Sattui’s life is a perfect example of success through perseverance, patience and passion.Hats off to you Mr.Sattui.
Watch this before you use Workaway... (Dragging Bad Workaways)
I've recently done my first Workaway, and it was fantastic! I was lucky, because there are a tooon of bad Workaway options out there. This video is basically me ranting and dragging some of the bad profiles that I saw. I also point out some stuff you really need to look out for before agreeing to volunteer.
If you're curious about my personal experience using workaway, check out my Slovenia playlist, they were almost all filmed while I was volunteering!
Hi! I'm Morgan, and my boyfriend Harrison and I are traveling Europe for 6 months!! Please SUBSCRIBE and join us on our adventures!!
We have just, just started a Patreon account for anyone who wants to show support :)
My social media:
Insta:
FB: Subscribe to see more Moreganplease Travel Vlogs :) Subscribe to see more Moreganplease Travel Vlogs :)
RUN ERRANDS WITH ME! // no music vlog // workaway Hawaii
▶ Check out my gear on Kit:
I'm a solo female traveller from van dwelling around the U.S. to WWOOFing in Hawaii and beyond! Filming all of my adventures using my iPhone. Expand for more info:
..Follow Me..
Instagram | holli.huckleberry
Snapchat | holli_hucklebry
Twitter | holli_hucklebry
Facebook | holli.huckleberry
Twitch | hollihuckleberry
..Support the Journey..
Patreon - monthly donations
patreon.com/hollihuckleberry
PayPal - one time donations
paypal.me/HolliHuckleberry
P.O. Box - coming soon!
xoxo
Farm Stay Experience With a Family in Catalonia | Workaway Travel Vlog | EP 01
Bored of hotels and tourist attractions? Always wanted to travel fully but not sure how?
Try something new and stay on a farm with a warm welcoming family!
Our first Workaway vlog takes us to this family farm in Catalonia, which has evolved into a university for sharing a lot more than just fun time and adventures, but also exchanging knowledge, skills and life stories with each other..!
Now this has to be our #travelgoal
What my Workaway Experience is so Far -- A Little Chat // 021
Set up for a little chat with a croissant and coffee to catch up on how my experience has been so far.
My Workaway experience has met and surpassed most of my expectations. It has, without a doubt, been a phenomenal experience. I do not wish I had done anything differently on my trip thus far.
SSee what's in my backpack:
______________________
MORE ABOUT Fearless Jacey:
My Website:
Instagram:
My Book, Fearless U:
HELP US BOTH:
Get an Original Fearless SHIRT!:
Get PATREON rewards:
Get $40 AIRBNB credit:
Get $25 for using this link at BOOKING.COM:
Learn about TUBEBUDDY--My most-used YouTube tool:
_________________________________________________________________
Here you'll find my honest experience of traveling Europe for a year on a budget!
In June 2017, I quit my job to travel around the world. Without much savings, I was destined to be a backpacking budget traveler. This is my budget travel trip through Europe! All I've got is myself, and a carry-on backpack, and determination.
Subscribe to follow along on my journey as I travel through Europe for a year on a budget!!
Thank you for watching! :)
Workaway is a site connecting hosts and volunteers. Hosts requests to have volunteers stay with them in exchange for 20-30 hours of work per week. In return, the volunteer gets entirely free meals and a place to stay. This is an excellent way to budget travel since the only expenses are transportation!
Trenitalia FR1 Train from Rome Tiburtina Arriving at Rome Fiumicino Airport
October, 2012
This is the less costly alternative to the Leonardo Davinci Express to the center of Rome from the FCO airport. This train takes you from Rome Fiumicino Airport to the smaller Tiburtina Train Station that is only four metro stops away from the Roma Termini Station