Normal People’s Marianne Italian Villa is on AirBnB from £ 31 a night






Bridie wilkins


Normal people changed lives during lockdown. Where the days were once spent meditating how to bake banana bread exciting again or forcing us to learn a random and totally useless skill, Normal people gave us a reason to live, and now we can all replay the incredible episode at Marianne‘s magnificent Italian villa.

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The villa has a huge outdoor swimming pool

Villa Normal People in Italy

They shot at Il Casale Tenuta Verzano, a property just outside Rome, and it is currently listed on AirBnb from just £ 35 per night. In other words, the thought of traveling after the lockdown is over and the coronavirus pandemic is over just got a lot more exciting.

The house has two bedrooms with four beds and a bathroom to accommodate six people at a time. Imagine yourself and your friends enjoying alfresco dining on the very terrace that Connell and Marianne sat down, then woke up for a morning dip in the huge outdoor pool. As if that wasn’t exciting enough, the list also says the property has been used as the setting for a number of other films, including Eat Pray Love with none other than Julia robert.

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The villa is located 35 minutes from Rome

Where was Normal People filmed?

Although they shot at Il Casale Tenuta Verzano, in the show the villa was actually located elsewhere. Fans of the series will know that Connell, Marianne and co. direction Trieste in Italy to visit a villa belonging to a relative of Marianne. Other parts of the television adaptation of Normal people took place in Ireland, with scenes in Sligo – where Connell and Marianne make their way to gorgeous Streedagh Beach (* adds to post-coronavirus travel list) and Brennan’s Pub for New Years Eve, and Dublin, the capital where Marianne and Connell attend Trinity University.

When Marianne finishes her Erasmus university program, she also travels to Luleå, in the north of Sweden. Again, another destination to add to your bucket list if you enjoy beautiful snowy landscapes, Scandinavian-style cafes, and the chance to see the Northern Lights.

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