italy

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7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-09-29

Final complete day: 2026-09-29. Attention was 0.9% — this entity appeared in 24 of 2,669 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (38 mentions).

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1. 2026-09-29 20:01 UTCComment

   +1 madeira and the azores -- both are exactly what you're describing (wait for the right cloud, wait for the swell). couple others that fit your list well: - faroe islands -- weather is literally the itinerary, hiking is world-class, the light for photography is unreal on the days it cooperates. tiny towns, cheap-ish airbnbs off the main island. norse history everywhere. - north coast of ireland (sligo/donegal, especially around bundoran and mullaghmore) -- serious cold-water surf scene, cliff walks, dolmens and passage tombs older than the pyramids. sligo town is small and cheap and has decent cafes. - sardinia's east coast (cala gonone / dorgali area) -- limestone climbing on the whole coast, hiking in the supramonte, nuragic ruins nobody talks about outside italy, and shoulder-season is dead quiet. - kotor bay montenegro -- fjord-ish views, hiking straight out of town up the ladder of kotor, historical old town, cheap. surf-free obviously. one nerdy thing that helped me a lot on the shoulder-season slow-work days when the weather was uncooperative -- yorepath, it's a free geo-aware audio app (ios/android) that plays local off-plaque history for wherever youre standing. on madeira it filled the funchal old-town walks (why the levadas exist, whaling era stuff), and on the azores it did a lot for the terceira and são miguel village blocks that nothing translates in english. probably overkill if you'd rather just wander with a podcast, but on the weather-wait days it kept the walking-around-camera time feeling productive -- pre-download the region since signal is patchy on all these islands. have fun with the search!

2. 2026-09-29 17:58 UTCComment

   No. My landlord is very nice and relaxed about it. He just asks me how many months and when I’m leaving and returning bc I leave Albania after my year for 90 days somewhere else and come back. Our only sort of contract is what we establish in WhatsApp. Some might not be comfortable with that, but my situation is trustworthy. I got very lucky. I don’t have to lock into to any set amount with him. If you stay at someone’s Airbnb you can tell them you are also interested in longer stays. They will work with you. I also did this in Montenegro and it worked just fine also. I went from two weeks to three months in that Airbnb. Same in Genoa when I was in Italy.

3. 2026-09-29 14:04 UTCComment

   Even within the EU in countries like Italy, Palermo, both old and a city, isn't walkable, even in the city centre, and has bad public transport, and depending on location, not the safest for women.

4. 2026-09-29 10:50 UTCComment

   For my latest trip to Italy I've avoided airbnb and just gone for traditional bnbs & hotels - I much prefer the traditional vibe and they tend to be more honest and less schemeing or something

5. 2026-09-28 14:41 UTCComment

   It's a global employer. I'm not sure why you ranted on US versus Italy as they are two completely different countries.