Vitorchiano (Lazio), Italy【Walking Tour】History in Subtitles - 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- A walking tour in 𝗩𝗶𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗰𝗵𝗶𝗮𝗻𝗼 , region 𝗟𝗮𝘇𝗶𝗼, center Italy, province of 𝑽𝒊𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒃𝒐, a small town of about 5.270 inhabitants.
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**𝗦𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗵𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆**
The name Vitorchiano derives from Vicus Orclanus, which would reveal an alleged dependence on the center of Norchia (or Orcla) near Vetralla, a sacred place to the Etruscan goddess Norzia.
The cliff of Vitorchiano, as has been ascertained by findings from the end of the last century, was the seat of an inhabited area already in the Bronze Age; the strong position of the settlement here again proposes the story common to most of the countries of southern Etruria, in which a thriving village of the final period of the Bronze Age (11th century BC) preceded its historical development.
Perhaps occupied in Etruscan times, a Roman castrum and then a fortified urban center in the southernmost part of Tuscia Longobardorum, Vitorchiano boasts a centuries-old history influenced for a long time by the expansionist policy of the nearby and powerful Viterbo.
When in 1199 Vitorchiano declared itself free from any link with Viterbo, the village was besieged by the Viterbo militias against which the help of Rome was invoked. In 1201, Vitorchiano was freed from the siege and became a fief of Rome. But the contrasts between Rome and Viterbo continued throughout the mid-13th century.
In 1232 the Viterbesi (Viterbo citizens) took possession of the town and devastated it. The family Annibaldi fortified the village with new walls that made Vitorchiano practically impregnable, but the Vitorchianesi (Vitorchiano citizens) could not bear their rule. After having unsuccessfully begged Rome to free them from the yoke, in 1267 they provided at their own expense to reimburse Giovanni Annibaldi for the costs incurred.
When it became clear to the Roman Senate that Vitorchiano was lost due to short-sighted politics, an extraordinary event occurred: the Vitorchianesi made a solemn and formal act of submission to Rome. The Roman Senate at this news named Vitorchiano....
[𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗨𝗘 𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗛𝗜𝗦𝗧𝗢𝗥𝗬 𝗜𝗡 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗖𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗘𝗗 𝗖𝗔𝗣𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦/𝗢𝗡-𝗦𝗖𝗥𝗘𝗘𝗡 𝗦𝗨𝗕𝗧𝗜𝗧𝗟𝗘𝗦!]
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♦♦♦📍 𝗠𝗮𝗽 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗧𝗼𝘂𝗿 📍♦♦♦
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0:00 - [Brief intro]
2:10 - [Walking tour begins - Piazza Umberto I]
2:27 - [Brief history☀️]
6:51 - [Saint Trinity Church - *tour inside*☀️]
10:05 - [Via Arringa]
13:00 - [Church of St.Anthony - Celebrative items for the holiday of St.Michael]
14:25 - [Walking around Main Square - Piazza Roma]
16:50 - [The famous italian movie "L'Armata Brancaleone" was filmed here*** link below☀️]
18:50 - [Underground passage under main square]
20:50 - [Graffitis from the... 18th century]
21:36 - [Main square - Piazza Roma]
21:58 - [The "spindle" fountain and Rome's SPQR☀️]
23:36 - [Town Hall Palace]
24:11 - [Typical dress of the "Guards of Vitorchiano"]
25:00 - [Church of St.Mary - *tour inside"☀️]
28:04 - [...tour continues...]
36:00 - [Belvedere of St.Michael ☀️]
41:47 - [House of St.Rose☀️]
46:29 - [Lady of the Snow gate☀️]
51:23 - [Via Dante]
55:30 - [Old sign showing..."no horse-carriages entrance"]
57:56 - [Town walls]
59:50 - [Piazza Umberto I]
*** en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%27arm...
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Been here more than a year ago. It was my first time. So nice to see it again. Thanks for your video. So refreshing
Glad you enjoyed Vitorchiano once again.. I love all the area of the Tuscia and the north of Rome, I'll post more about this area. Very happy to see someone who visited commenting )
Veramente un bel paese. Un piccolo gioiello
D'accordissimo Emma, Vitorchiano è davvero bellissima
Nice well kept town.
Love the colorful pot plants 👍❤️🇮🇹
Glad you enjoyed it Angela, loved Vitorchiano.. very early morning walk there
Beautiful town with a fascinating history, picturesque backstreets with old buildings adorned with a profusion of plants on the steps, balconies, walls, and lovely scenic charm. Great backdrop for a historical drama, and also the story of 'House of St. Rose' and the 'House of the Witch,' which really piqued my interest. Love it!!😍
Thank You Lang 😊 indeed the story was rather different for sure )
La mia infanzia♥️il paesino del mio papone..
Nice Tour! cool..thank u for sharing. I enjoyed it 😀👍🇪🇸🇪🇸
thanks
A very unique town, love it
Same Rachel, loved Vitorchiano as all the area of the "tuscia" in that region.. stunning place all around
Lovely intro and nicely filmed.. beautiful town indeed specially at 30:48 to 30:59 loved the view..thanks for this lovely walk tour...am fortunate to view these un-famous lovely town of italy through your film...have a happy sunday.
Glad you enjoyed it Sudip, it's indeed now quite a "mission" to show those "forgotten towns". I was thinking to also add those words in the channel title maybe. Wish you a nice Sunday, even if it's almost finished. Riccardo
@@StillWanderer Yess dear Riccardo, that would be a nice idea to put a tagline or a title named 'Forgotten Towns' whenever you post a video of those forgotten towns or any other small towns which are not that famous to all.
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Thanks for the walk and the history.
thank you
What a beautiful town! Thank you for the tour.
Thank you The Bear. I truly loved Vitorchiano myself
Thank you for sharing! Great Virtual Tour! 😊😊👍👍 AWESOME! Wonderful!
thanks!
Nice walking tour. Love ❤️ seeing around and different places in the 🌎. Have a nice weekend 😊
thanks!
Another great Walk in Italy 💛🧡
Merci
Fantastic walking tour, fantastic quality, fantastic city views, and fantastic vlog.
Dear Lawsonartzy, thank you so much for your always kind words! Truly liked Vitorchiano myself
It was a peaceful and pleasant walk in the beautiful Vitorchiano street. Thanks for sharing!
thanks
Thank you.... Lovely walk fascinating history beautifully filmed.... loved reading about the comedy film set in the middle ages... Take care have a lovely weekend. 😊
Thank you so much Cynthia. Really enjoyed Vitorchiano. Have a lovely weekend too 🤞
Amazingly beautiful town , so unique , wonderful video , brilliantly made . Greetings .
So happy to read from you again Dear Rajyashree. Glad you enjoyed it 🤞 wish you a nice weekend
bel endroit ,faut bien rever
Merci beaucoup Cher Line
Obrigado pelo passeio♥♠♥
Obrigado Irene 🤞😊
La mia infanzia ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Beautiful town, the video is as usual an exemplary work ... Despite all the wonderful videos of the towns and villages that you have filmed so far, I think that just to explore those that exist in the Apennines from south to north of Italy we they would like a couple of lives ... without counting all the islands and the Alps. It gives me immense pleasure to know that there is a person like you who knows how to enhance this wonderful Italy unknown to most people with the quality of your work. Ciao, continua così! Sei un mito. Passa una bella estate!
Grazie mille MrTinner, sono davvero felice di leggere un tale commento! In effetti l'idea originale era proprio quella di far conoscere sopratutto i paesi "dimenticati" sia agli italiani che agli stranieri. Poi col tempo si è un po' allargato, ma visitare paesi veramente "nascosti" è sempre forse il piacere più grande! Ti ringrazio di Cuore per il bellissimo messaggio; ormai sono più di due anni che vado avanti con questo hobby... c'è ancora molto da vedere di sicuro. Un saluto e buona estate anche a Voi!
Riccardo
P.s. spero di visitare i paesi sull appennino appena possibile, anche l'Abruzzo..ce ne sono così tanti! Se riesco, sia col tempo che economicamente, a muovermi di più ci andrò di sicuro 🤞
Beautiful town. The narrow roads between those very tall houses. And imagine being able to see graffiti so old. The churches in these old towns are always interesting and beautiful. Thanks for sharing, keep walking!🚶
Glad you enjoyed it Geraldine. Indeed, it was a stunning little town,liked it a lot
Adorei 🇧🇷🙂👍
Obrigado Soraia !
Очень колоритный город! Видно, что с историей. Красивые узкие улицы и много цветов! Чудесная прогулка 👌
Согласно с тобой Татьяна) очень мило Вмиторкиано. Спасибо большое и хорошего выходного!
И тебе Риккардо отличных выходных!
Спасибо 😊
Piekne !!!!!!!
Sylwester wielkie dzięki i dobry wieczór!
@@StillWanderer Cordiali saluti
Grazie Sylvester 🤞
Cidade de origem do meu avô!
obrigado Luis, lindo lugar que é !
That is a beautiful town
Agreed Jessica, truly a cosy one!
@@StillWanderer I found a beautiful house 5 bedroom that looks like it needs some work for 75,000 euro
@@jessicabey275 For a 5 bedroom, that's amazingly cheap!
@@StillWanderer
Here are links
www.immobiliare.it/en/annunci/84565854/ www.immobiliare.it/en/annunci/77256186/
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Piazza Umberto seems like a completely different town! It's all quiet then leave the town walls and your back in 2021 😊
Awesome ride. Where are the locals?
Thank you Matias. Indeed, it was a very early morning walk, so... very few people around. At the end of the video you can see many more. A Sunday morning walk too, so... ;/ Loved Vitorchiano
Can someone please tell me what "Contract: Rent 3+2" means when looking at advertisements for apartments in Italy? Thank you so much and thank you for this video!
Thank you Jann. I'm not an expert on those things but, I found an italian website that explains what it is:
www.rentila.it/blog/2016/10/23/contratto-affitto-canone-concordato-32-come-funziona/
With google translator you can get the general meaning. In general, they are *state-controlled rents*, 3 years are the minimum + 2 in option. In that website. many info!
@@StillWanderer Thank you!! I appreciate it. 🌺
In che data e' stato girato il video ? Grazie
Salve Paolo, mi sembra o l'8 o il 9 Maggio scorso
Hola quiero conocer el Pueblo Victorchino tienes datos o algun videito ¿? gracias -
Necesito recomendacion de hotel
Daniela, gracias! espero ayudarte Escríbeme un correo electrónico como puedo ayudarte. Vitorchiano es realmente hermoso.
@@StillWanderer Ya te escribi un correo gracias !!
Ok!
Are those large doors which are flush to the ground actually garage doors?
Hi Sharron, interesting...usually in tiny streets like these not , which one for example in the video?
@@StillWanderer 21:36 - 21:41; 28:28 has a small lip; 28:44 - just wonderin'.
Ahh thank you Sharon. The first ones definitely look like garages! The last one I'm not too convinced )
@@StillWanderer Yes, some seem low, but have a lip to drive over. So, maybe when you get to see inside a house the person showing you will answer that question. Or, you could always break & enter and see for yourself. NOT!!!
:))) slowly slowly I'm more and more curious to even enter by now...you never know)