Abandoned Italian Renaissance Palace of a Royal Family - Many Belongings Left
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In this video, we are exploring a very unique Italian place. We are inside of an Italian palace which once belonged to a very wealthy royal family. only looking at the architecture this place makes such beautiful scenery. And then imagine that the inside is still fully furnished. Watch and be amazed...
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That was a carpet beater not a fly swatter :) you used to hang the carpet on a line in the garden and beat it to get the dust out. Love your style and enthusiasm keep it up guys
Hey Ian Camm, we got a lot of comments about the carpet beater. Thanks a for the information this will be handy for our next explores :). Nice to hear you like our style we have some more beautiful locations coming up stay tuned!
thank u
that was not a fly killer was a carpet hitter it was used to hit carpets and rugs to beat the dust out of them another great video thanks
I was just going to say that was a carpet beater. My Grandmother had those also.
I'm thinking Marino was joking,at least I hope he was :-)
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Hi, an Italian here. This is one of the 15th century palaces of a branch of the Gonzaga family. One of the most important families in northern Italy. They were at the head of Mantua. In the 1700s the dynasty died out and this rural court passed to various families. The last family was that of the Giovannini Donelli. They took possession of it in 1904 and lived there until the mid-60s. After that it became their holiday residence until it was no longer used for structural reasons and lack of money. Unfortunately, the family did nothing until the matriarch, Ines Giovannini Donelli, passed away in 2005 at the age of 108. The family then put the property up for sale. As you can imagine, it is worth millions and it is not a very easy building to sell given the renovations to be carried out. In 2008, the financial crisis was therefore even more difficult and in 2012 in the nearby province there was a major earthquake in Italy which also affected the court. IN OCTOBER 2020 THE RESTORATION WORKS HAVE STARTED AND THE COURT WILL RETURN TO ITS SPLENDOR.
However, I must tell you that what you are doing is ILLEGAL and DANGEROUS you have entered a private property, a historical asset and moreover uninhabitable by the earthquake. All the wrong things you could have done you have done. And to you who see these videos I can tell you that we Italians care immensely for our cultural heritage but behind every image you see and for which you are indignant there is a very complex story.
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Greetings from me (Remon) and Maureno
Some terminology:
Letters hand written are referred to as....
"Putting Pen to Paper"
And the cuppords in the bedroom are called "Dressers"
Also not a diary but a planner.
Much love Maureno & Remon. Thats exactly what we are ALL here to do, learn, love and grow my friends. We are all one and where one goes we all go!!! Be blessed abundantly 💃🏻💕
Beautiful place Remon and Maureno. I loved seeing all the old pictures and the decay there was beautiful, too. Excellent video.
18.44 Dante's Divine comedy , very old writings .
Hi guys! Another great explore! The wall paintings are magnificent!! Love all the wood furnishings.... Love from America!
Once again you guys did a beautiful job at capturing the decaying beauty of the place. Another fantastic video! Will be waiting once again for the next one!
Another great exploration from you guys and I really appreciate how respectful you are to the former owners and their relics. Your passion for exploration keeps me eager for more.
Love being able to see the beautiful places. It opened up my world! Thank you...
Hi guys, the item you said is for flies is actually to beat the dust out of rugs/small carpets. The picture at 23:56 was not of a battle it was of a horse race, I was born in Aylesbury where the picture is from, it is a town in the county of Buckinghamshire in the UK. Such a lovely old home full of interesting items, my favourite was that picture :). Thank you for sharing. xx
Yes, it said "Steeplechase", so I thought it was obvious. I forget that these young men were born recently and haven't acquired a lot of historical or even present day knowledge of the world. When I watch them exploring it reminds me of toddlers discovering their environment.
Amazing...the piano still working even its in decaying stage...thats grreat.To both of you take care always in every exploring you make.
So glad to see you appreciate the history of these places!
Another great find guys. The old model train set must have been so much fun way back. The ballroom was huge and must have seen many grand parties. Thank you for sharing this fabulous find
Hi both it’s Ann what an amazing place,so much left it wasn’t for flies it’s to beet the carpets outside .Makes you wonder where every one has gone ,we buy all sorts through our life time ,but at the end of the day we come into the world an go out with nothing,great find as always lv Ann ukx
I love you guys are so interested in all the every day items. And you don't rush through the house. Thanks so much!
Awesome explore! The bottle on the kitchen table is Chianti an Italian red table wine that would be used with daily meals and Italian food such as pasta. The refrigerator is an American made brand that was manufactured in America and most likely exported to Italy. In America people can buy new Frigidaire appliances at their local home improvement store.
@26.44 have the exact same well, group of houses and palm trees - but for my family they are part of a Christmas crib (presepio) set which has been in the family for decades and come out every year for the holidays. Crazy to see them popping up here.
Sad to see these old places abandoned, sometimes the cause is litigation within the family, inheritance can take years to sort out if there are any kind of underlying issues, disagreements or unresolved debts.
Stumbled across your videos, you are doing a great job, very respectful. Hope you can return to italy and do more.
Italy is full of this beautiful abondoned buildings. This morning came back from school trip from Venice and couple month ago I was also in Torino,and when we were driving we also saw a lot of abondoned houses and other buildings.
Hey Sego, nice that you went to Italy and saw a lot of abandoned places. You should definitely visit them.
@@Explomo I will one day
Thank you 😊 I enjoy watching you guys and love your accent.
believe it or not the best part for me in this video was the part where the well is..its a rare thing to find a well inside a place or a house they usually have it outside the house..😊😊 but then again another great videos from you guys😉👍🏻 keep safe and i hope you wont get tired of sharing good videos with us♥️♥️♥️
Hello remon & maureno..!beautiful decay thing still working, wonderful bed and love the wall painting on it.. Love to see you both exploring.. Take care :-);-)..
Hey Dinah, the place was very good to explore nice to hear you liked it :). Take care :D
Oh wow, the huge dark turquoise kitchen cabinet was so nice! That would definitely be worth some money and was definitely a high price item when new. Did you notice it matched the table? My mom used to keep pots and pans in her old fridge. I have had a couple of these old refrigerators and I loved mine, but they were aggravating to defrost. I went out of town and did some exploring and I was late getting to watch this great video. May the joy of exploring always be with you! 😊
I love watching you guys explore these wonderful places, keep up the good work ❤️
Hey Sheila Edwards, lovely to hear you like watching our video's! Many more beautiful things coming up so stay tuned ❤
🤣 This is a Carpet and Rug Beater. Before the invention of Hoover vacuum Cleaners, folks would hang the Rugs outside, and beat dust/dirt out of them. It worked..not for flies. 😁
The wicker paddle you were swatting around is actually used for cleaning rugs,blankets or tapestries. The heavy article would be hung outside and the paddled used to beat the dust and dirt off. These were usually to large or heavy to actually wash.
Really good timing !! Grewt video!
You two are awesome, and you show great respect for everywhere you go. Good job;)
If only those walls could talk. Oh, I bet that bedroom was amazing. The painting around the walls is gorgeous. The doorways in the main entry. Even the basement! Another fantastic video!
Another amazing location guys! Thanks for sharing👍🏻
At 6:18, the item you thought was used to kill the flies was actually a tool to dust rugs with. Rugs have to be hung outside and the tool is used by hitting to get debris and dust out.
A really great place and explore! Thanks for that, it was great to watch.
Wow 🙋🏼♀️ another great job this place is huge peace out from Knoxville Tennessee
Man what a place! I cannot believe the pictures left behind. Very beautiful even though it’s very run down. It’s kind of sad to see places like this just wasting away.
Fantastic explore guys, many great finds in this big mansion, such a shame it’s abandoned and all the family photographs where left to decay. Thank you maureno and remon.
Mark Murphy It's not really a shame.
Great video! When we sorted out the cellar of our pub, we also found a fridge from the brand frigidaire from the 1950s. The brand was owned by General Motors from 1919 till 1979.
The 'fly killer'is a carpet beater.Mats ,rugs etc were hung up and stuck hard with the beater to clean.Great video.
Hey Noreen Edge, we got a lot of comments about that one yeah haha. Thanks a lot for the information we are taking it into our next explores :D
Uds, son expectaculares con sus investigaciones chicos. Felicidades y bendiciones para uds.
Watching your wonderful adventures and not to be critical but that "not very special bed" and matching vanity in the last bedroom is art deco and would have been avant garde at the time. Lovely pieces.
Increíble muchas gracias por el video. Me encanta lo delicados y respetuosos que sois con todo. Besos desde Madrid
Wauw!!! Sooooo awesome of an exploration!
Amazing tour what a huge building how and why would you need to live in such large rooms this has been my favourate tour so far well done
Hey Aly King, the building is very huge this must have been a very wealthy and rich family for sure. Nice to hear you like this one as your personal favorite we have many more cool explores coming up so stay tuned!
Hiii guys ¡¡¡ 😘 it seems a place where energy of work is mixed whit the energy of the family, a cool mixture, the entrance is spectacular and the basements are authentic. thanks for sharing with us 👍 You Are Great ❤️
Great find always 💯 percent enjoy your videos much love to all 👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️👍 beautiful find
Yet another adventure but one that left you feeling different from room to room with the ever-changing styles from the bottom floor to the top floor. I wonder how many people lived there. It must have cost a lot of money to keep up with repairs as well. Well, once again it's been fun watching another fantastic episode. Thanks
OMGosh why oh why is that place abandoned? Some of those items are so nice and looks very expensive. Thanks guys for the tour.
Donnasfocus, sometimes we ask ourselves the same question.. So sad to see that all their stuff is just being left. But thats what gives us the explore so good for one thing :p. nice to see you like our explores, stay tuned!
Wwoooowww
So Beautiful Placeeee
Good Job Guys😘😘😘😘😘😘
Love...Love...Love Your Video😍
awsome guys this is joseph . and love your work and adventures ,,big thumbs up
Hey Joseph, thanks a lot we do it with passion and have many things coming up. stay tuned!
You're not going to make your morning coffee. 😁👍🏻👍🏻
You both are doing excellent job!
Beautiful place. I did enjoy your video. Shared xx
Very cool.Thanks for showing. PEACE😉
Hello guys hope you are both well yet another great vid that model train track was something else I think it was a grown ups hobby far too detailed for a child's toy the echo on your voice without even looking around gives you a great perseption of just how grand the place is only in Italy would you see such beautiful architecture thanks for another amazing vid until next time take care ✌🏻
This structure was built well in its time. My favorite room was one that was painted with probably people from that time period. Simply wonderful and so ornate. I’m so impressed with history but saddened that these homes have deteriorated and will become rubble. We should all treat one another and the world better. 💕💕
Your videos never disappoint they are great.
Hi Maureno and Remon, Explomo, Again a wonderful video from the winning team explomo! - I enjoyed watching your walk through that
really big palace with these very high rooms. In one room there was such a beautiful chandelier and high up on the wall wonderful fresco. -
And - yes back in the days, as you said so accurately, they did not have e-mail, whats up and so on for communicative purposes.
But don't you probably agree, that they might even have had much more intelligent ways of communication by directly talking to each
other or writing letters? - When I sometimes listen on my many train rides to these "conversations" people sometimes have with their
smart phones, I have my doubts, if we as humans have really advanced so much in progress, when I am unwillingly forced to listen to
these frequent sometimes stupid chats. - When looking at this amazing ballroom, I really think, it is a shame, that they can't preserve
a place as amazing and historically interesting as this huge mansion still presents itself despite of the very evident traces of
decay. - Great narration from both of you, and once more I liked how you two alternate with filming and narrating. - So stay safe and
wishing you many more exciting explores. - Peace, blessings and kindest regards.
A great video. Some beautiful old furniture in there, shame to let it waste & rot away with the house.
Thank you boys for sharing your videos with us. I wish I could do it myself but I'm to OLD now..lol..so I travel with you in your videos.
Be safe..
I died laughing when he said that thing was to kill flies and the other one said I can’t imagine killing flies with that thing. OMG HOW BIG WERE THOSE FLIES. ??😂😂😂😂😂
We laughed so hard too, we love these guys, they are so lovely. It's funny that even the simple carpet beater is being forgotten and the young people don't know what this is now. Their youth is part of the charm in watching.
The “fly shatter” is a rug beater. Carpets were hung over a clothes line and they beat on them to remove dust/dirt. You are too cute!!
I just recently started watching your videos and i love them and i love your guys accents =)
Adoro esses vídeos, parabéns!!
Happy new year guys loved the film
You two are so darn cute the way you narrate and talk as you guide us along. 😉☺
Fast growing channel.... Godbless maureno and remon❤
You young guys crack me up....I is a carpet cleaner..I still have one..I am from the old school.Everybody in Germany still has it.The older generation.You hit the carpet and cushions and blankets with it......and the dust flies..lol you are funny,
The architecture is beautiful.
Pampas grass in the vase in the 70’s they were very popular decoration x
Wow what an amazing place. I think what you found isn't a fly swater it was rug beater it's to beat the dust and dirt out of the rugs! You guys do such a good job on these places.
Que bonito... debió lucir espectacular en los tiempos que estaba habitado, los muebles del dormitorio preciosos😍😍😍❤️
Love seeing Italy. Grandmother was from the North, Grandfather from the south. My maiden name was Morano
Love your videos. Slight correction. The “fly swat” is actually used to beat the sheets, the comforters, and drapes to clean them of dust and insects. Often used in spring cleaning.
More adventure and journey,,take me through to go with you guys and brings us to feel and see 👀such a beautifull and amazing place and make us always wonder, and can't wait to see more (luv❤from me and be safe and carefull)
I love it....the home is perfect
I explore in my dreams abandoned places, but you do this in reality, how cool is that 😜 !! Thanks for sharing your explorations 👍🏻!!
Haha, well let's make your dreams come true Martine! :D we take you with us ^^
You guys are amazing!
That thing you think may have killed flies, was actually used to hit rugs to get the dust and dirt out of them. They would hang the big rug over a close line and hit it to remove the dirt.
I think many of those rooms and areas have been staged by previous explorers. Such as the table set in the kitchen area and the office, the lamp probably from another room would have been near a chair as a reading or sewing light, as with the vase of tall grass, normally would have been a decoration in a corner of a room or beside a tall window. I love your videos! Many explorers I can not watch because I end up with motion sickness, your videos I am bing watching! It as nice to see nothing had been trashed or graffitti anywhere.
It’s not for killing flies. It was to beat the dust out if rugs. Haha. Keep up the good work, guys!
Bravissimi, vi seguo dalla Sardegna, Italia
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Espetacular!!! 😍😍😍😍tudo. Só faltou mais luz.
Obrigada ! 😀
That raquet kind thing was used to beat carpets outside.I have a feeling that inheritance duties puts buildings like this in this situation, but can't understand the property left behind. Or could it be the next generation of the family couldn't afford the upkeep of the house. Whow another great show guys 👍
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Such ashame to see all of that beautifully handcrafted furniture just left behind. I would be so tempted to take something & put it to good use in my home.
Hi, an Italian here. This is one of the 15th century palaces of a branch of the Gonzaga family. One of the most important families in northern Italy. They were at the head of Mantua. In the 1700s the dynasty died out and this rural court passed to various families. The last family was that of the Giovannini Donelli. They took possession of it in 1904 and lived there until the mid-60s. After that it became their holiday residence until it was no longer used for structural reasons and lack of money. Unfortunately, the family did nothing until the matriarch, Ines Giovannini Donelli, passed away in 2005 at the age of 108. The family then put the property up for sale. As you can imagine, it is worth millions and it is not a very easy building to sell given the renovations to be carried out. In 2008, the financial crisis was therefore even more difficult and in 2012 in the nearby province there was a major earthquake in Italy which also affected the court.
IN OCTOBER 2020 THE RESTORATION WORKS HAVE STARTED AND THE COURT WILL RETURN TO ITS SPLENDOR.
However, I must tell you that what they are doing is ILLEGAL and DANGEROUS they have entered a private property, a historical asset and moreover uninhabitable by the earthquake. All the wrong things they could have done they have done. And to you who see these videos I can tell you that we Italians care immensely for our cultural heritage but behind every image you see and for which you are indignant there is a very complex story.
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23.54 Aylesbury [UK] steeple chase , a game of horses jumping over obstacles, water courses etc.Still a great sport.
A steeplechase is a distance horse race in which competitors are required to jump diverse fence and ditch obstacles. Steeple chasing is primarily conducted in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Canada, United States, Australia and France. Wikipedia
Thank you for all the information Stanley!
Wow ! What a piano still working!
hello there . love your work. I am curious if youve explored any mansions in foggia italy? my family is supposedly to have left abruptly a mansion there.
Hi guys, as a new subscriber, I hope you still get to read my comments...
On this series, the Divine Comedy book is about: The plot of The Divine Comedy is simple: a man, generally assumed to be Dante himself, is miraculously enabled to undertake an ultramundane journey, which leads him to visit the souls in Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise.
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The object that you thought was already fly swatter, is actually a carpet cleaner. They would hang the carpet and beat the dust and dirt from the carpet.
Remon thought the frame painting was of a battle. It was actually a Steeplechase, a type of horse race. 😉😉👍👍👍👍
Amo los palacios italianos con sus cielos ornamentados, esculturas y hermosos muebles, es como transportarse al renacimiento. 😍
Que bela arquitetura. Quem à progetou foi de uma inteligencia única!!!
Vocês estao de PARABÉNS pelo respeito em que tratam as coisas ao toca-las parabens pelo respeito as memorias vividas neste local.
Isso monstra que voces tem qualidades unicas e sensibilidades
Por este motivo gosto muito dos seus VÍDEOS. 👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏❤❤
great video!! obrigado!!!
Thanks a lot Julio :)
I guess it might have something to do with the 40-50% death duties,which is why so many large properties are left to decay.
Great video thanks ☺😘🇲🇽
I was surprised at how stark and plain the kitchen was. No fancy bells and whistles there.
The print in the upstairs bedroom wasn't a battle scene but was a horse race called Steeplechase. I believe that scene was an English Steeplechase race.
When you both first walked in I saw a tiny bit of graffiti and I can only hope and pray that whoever came there before didn't steal anything. Not everyone has morals & codes of conduct that both of you young Men have.
Bravissimo! Here's to another safe explore. I was worried about that floor in the attic 😬. I'm so happy you weren't foolhardy enough to walk on it.
Hi guys I subscribed a while back love your content, that thing you said they used to swat flies with with the holes in it that's not a flyswatter that's a rug beater they would beat the rugs to get the dust and dirt out of them they would hang them over a line or railing and beat the rugs 😉
magnifiche riprese i dettagli riportati su oggetti e vestiario di chi non c'e' piu' e' storia di vita vissuta interessante grazie per quello che fate in un certo senso riportate in vita quelle persone bravi 👍
the 'feathers', as you call them is actually called Pampas Grass, found originally in south america. those feathery things are the grass seeds.
The train set is amazing, reminds me of Betelgeuse the comedy horror film with Michael Keaton.
I love the place. Great job. To bad the place colliding.
The photography on the wall with 'la Porte Monumentale' written on it means the big entrance to the Paris World Exhibition, which was in 1900, it was the entrance at the Place de la Concorde and it was called the ugliest architecture for that time...
The search engine told me. ;-))