The beauty it once was is unfortunately all gone now. From such magnificence to this. All that work put into this masterpiece of a building and this is what's left. Scrap.😫😫😫😫
Thank you so much for this wonderful tour. My aunt just moved to Italy. I will let her know about this beautiful place. She’s so keen in visiting famous and historical spots there. Enjoy the weekend!♥️👍🏻
Roma Itália com lugares magníficos para serem explorados vocês fazendo um trabalho maravilhoso mostrando tudinho pra nós obrigado amei as imagens show!
In the High MiddleAge the roman marbles were used to build the christian churches and other buildings. Life goes on in different times. I like the roman- barbarian kingdoms and a new culture born from the ashes of the roman empire.
Thank you so much. I'm planning a trip to Rome in May and I had the misconception that the Baths of Caracalla were much farther away and would need to be part of a different day. I followed this video on G Earth and it is surprisingly close. Even accounting for winding along the path at the Palatine, the Circus Maximus and to cross the streets, it's only 0.82 miles from the Colosseum. P.S. a must do for me is a walk around the track inside the Circus. If anyone sees an idiot imagining he's driving a chariot, yep that would be me.
@@cjs433 Thanks. I also want to recreate the walk of Julius Caesar from his home (I think he lived in the Domus Vestalium in the middle of the Forum) to the Theater of Pompey where he was assassinated. Its now the Largo di Torre Argentina and only 0.8 miles along the streets.
Always enjoying your beautiful tours! You never cease to amaze me what beautiful places you share! Thank you!
3년전에 갔었는데 정말 감탄하면서 둘러보았습니다. 감사히 잘봤습니다❤👍🥰💕
The irony of it being free when functional, but 8 euros now it's a ruin is delicious.
A lovely day for a walk, i’m still amazed over how many places there is to explore in Rome. Greetings. Like 16
Amazing tour, Great sharing beautiful video happy weekend 👍
The beauty it once was is unfortunately all gone now. From such magnificence to this. All that work put into this masterpiece of a building and this is what's left. Scrap.😫😫😫😫
Thank you so much for this wonderful tour. My aunt just moved to Italy. I will let her know about this beautiful place. She’s so keen in visiting famous and historical spots there. Enjoy the weekend!♥️👍🏻
Wonderful Rome! Thank you for sharing this great footage! Greetings from Canada and wish you have a wonderful day!
Thanks you for great walk around beautiful city. Have a good time
I really enjoy your videos, they make my day better ❤ grazie mille 👍
I'm glad you enjoy watching the videos. Grazie anche a te.
Amazing my friend..❤️❤️👍👍🙏🙏
Thank you, excellent video! ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it!
Roma Itália com lugares magníficos para serem explorados vocês fazendo um trabalho maravilhoso mostrando tudinho pra nós obrigado amei as imagens show!
I would have loved to have watched this building as it was being built. .... The designers must have been really impressed w/ themselves.
Wow this place is absolutely wonderful😍thank you for sharing
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Interessante grazie
A building this precious was destroyed w/ no thought of preservation for the future. How sad is that ???
In the High MiddleAge the roman marbles were used to build the christian churches and other buildings. Life goes on in different times.
I like the roman- barbarian kingdoms and a new culture born from the ashes of the roman empire.
For having been exposed to the elements for hundreds upon hundreds of years, the mosaics are in much better condition than I'd have expected.
You're right 👍
Bathing&Caring4self, just a memory. Now just a 5 min.shower. LoveUrWalking
Thank you so much
It's a beautiful day out there 😊
Thank you so much. I'm planning a trip to Rome in May and I had the misconception that the Baths of Caracalla were much farther away and would need to be part of a different day. I followed this video on G Earth and it is surprisingly close. Even accounting for winding along the path at the Palatine, the Circus Maximus and to cross the streets, it's only 0.82 miles from the Colosseum.
P.S. a must do for me is a walk around the track inside the Circus. If anyone sees an idiot imagining he's driving a chariot, yep that would be me.
@@cjs433 Thanks. I also want to recreate the walk of Julius Caesar from his home (I think he lived in the Domus Vestalium in the middle of the Forum) to the Theater of Pompey where he was assassinated. Its now the Largo di Torre Argentina and only 0.8 miles along the streets.
Yes the Baths of Caracalla and Circus maximus are walking distance from the Colosseum.
Great.
Thanks
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