2019 Italy – Aosta Valley

The Aosta Valley is a beautiful and unique region located in the northwestern part of Italy. It is surrounded by the stunning peaks of the Alpine mountain range and boasts an abundance of natural beauty, charming villages, and rich history. With its spectacular scenery and outdoor activities, the Aosta Valley is the perfect destination for nature lovers, ski enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a picturesque and peaceful getaway.

The Aosta Valley is well-known for its stunning landscapes, which are dominated by the majestic peaks of the Alps. The valley is home to some of the highest peaks in Europe, including the famous Mont Blanc, which is the highest mountain in the European Union. The valley is also a popular destination for winter sports, with its many ski resorts and slopes that offer breathtaking views of the mountains. During the summer months, the valley transforms into a hiker’s paradise, with miles of trails that lead to alpine meadows, glaciers, and high mountain lakes.

In addition to its stunning natural beauty, the Aosta Valley is rich in history and culture. The valley has been inhabited since prehistoric times, and the region has a long and fascinating history that can be seen in its many historic sites, castles, and fortresses. Some of the most famous historical sites in the valley include the Arch of Augustus, the Roman Theatre, and the Augustus Bridge, all of which are located in the city of Aosta, the capital of the region.

The Aosta Valley is also known for its rich culinary tradition, with a variety of local specialties that are unique to the region. Some of the most famous dishes include fondue, a warm and creamy cheese dish that is often served with bread or potatoes, and raclette, a dish made from melted cheese that is scraped onto potatoes or bread. The valley is also home to a variety of local cheeses, such as Fontina and Gorgonzola, which are made from the milk of the region’s cows and goats.

The Aosta Valley is a truly special place that offers something for everyone. With its breathtaking scenery, rich history, and delicious cuisine, the valley is the perfect destination for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural world. Whether you are a nature lover, a history buff, or simply looking for a peaceful and picturesque getaway, the Aosta Valley is a destination that you will never forget.

Visiting Castle Sarre In The Italian Aosta Valley – E25

SARRE, ITALY: Castle Sarre has a long history dating back to the 13th century. The castle is situated on a small hill not far from the town of Aosta and overlooks the Aosta Valley. The castle was summer residence of the royal family Savoy of Italy until the middle of the 20th century. Today rooms with an authentic interior can be visited. The castle was used as a place for hunting trips to the nearby mountains and has a room with impressive hunting trophies.

Litchfield National Park Australia – E24 4K

Litchfield National Park is located about 100 km south of Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia. The park has numerous rivers, waterfalls and pools in an almost untouched unique Australian landscape. Unlike the Kakadu National Park, there are hardly any crocodile hazards and the park is much easier to reach. Visiting the park is free and numerous signs provide information about the sights, including maps. Basically, it is also possible to camp in the park at certain designated places.

East Point Beach, Darwin/Australia – E23 4K

DARWIN, AUSTRALIA: On the search for further sights around Darwin I drove to the East Point. East Point is a bit north of Darwin and is a long beach. The beach was completely empty despite high temperatures in water and air, which raised some questions why. I knew about the dangers of crocodiles but nevertheless it seemed quite strange to me. Later I met a woman who explained to me that nobody actually goes into the water there, because the danger from crocodiles and especially from nettle jellyfish (stingers) is too great. Unfortunately there is an excellent beach with best equipment but no possibility to swim, although the water has almost bath tub temperature.

Botanical Garden Darwin/Australia ?? – E22 4K

DARWIN, AUSTRALIA: This video is about a visit to the Botanical Garden Darwin/Northern Territory Australia in October 2019. I noticed the botanical garden while searching for some sights in and around Darwin. The garden is directly in the city of Darwin and easy to reach by car. I visited the garden in the afternoon on a weekday. During this time I met almost no people, which was probably due to the high temperatures at this time of day. At the beginning of the visit I thought that the garden only covered the part for the native Australian plants. I had only seen this part of the map and thought it was the whole botanical garden. Later I saw my mistake and found out that the garden is really big and diverse. For example there is a part for rainforest but also a community garden.

Take Off From Sydney SYD And Landing On Darwin DRW ?? – E21 4K

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: The video is about a flight from Sydney SYD to Darwin DRW in Australia in October 2019. The domestic flight took off from Terminal 3 south over Botany Bay. A little further south we flew a bend in a northwesterly direction to Darwin. At the beginning of the flight I explain some sights and peculiarities during the impressive flight over Botany Bay. The flight then took place over the Blue Mountains towards the city of Dubbo and further over the red outback of New South Wales and the Northern Territory. The landing took place around noon at the Darwin International Airport DRW.