Civitavecchia di Arpino (Lazio), Italy【Walking Tour】With Captions - 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- A walking tour in 𝗖𝗶𝘃𝗶𝘁𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗰𝗰𝗵𝗶𝗮 𝗱𝗶 𝗔𝗿𝗽𝗶𝗻𝗼, region 𝗟𝗮𝘇𝗶𝗼, center Italy, province of Frosinone, a small town of about 𝗼𝗻𝗹𝘆 𝟭𝟮𝟯 𝗶𝗻𝗵𝗮𝗯𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁𝘀 (!).
[***a special Thanks to Michela, curator of Cicero's Tower for her kindness and welcoming salute! Her instagram: / miky_lesaitutte ***]
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**𝗦𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗵𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆**
𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗴𝗶𝗻𝘀
The birth of the first settlement on today's Arpinian territory can be traced back to the Volsci. However, dating is difficult. Some scholars fix its birth around the 7th-6th century. BC, others, however, around the middle of the 4th century. B.C. Beyond Arpino there are several cities founded in the Ciociaria area by this ancient population.
That of the Volsci was a population that lived above all on agriculture and pastoralism, but it was also very warlike. The wars with Rome are proof of this. The choice to build the first settlement on such high ground was due to defensive objectives. In fact, that of the Volsci was not the only population in central Italy and Marsi and Sanniti were among the most dangerous. It is for this reason that huge cyclopean (or polygonal) walls were erected to defend what would become Civitavecchia di Arpino, still visible today.
𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗽𝗼𝗹𝘆𝗴𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝘄𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘀
The walls of the Acropolis of Arpino are made up of large irregularly shaped boulders wedged together without foundations. About half of the original total of 3 km in length is still visible today. Probably the fact that the inhabited center has developed in part far from the walls has allowed its conservation. Over the centuries, the settlement has undergone changes: one of these was the construction of the square-based tower that stands out over the neighboring area. Its function was defensive and is known as 'Cicero's Tower'. It seems, in fact, that the famous orator's family lived inside the acropolis.
𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗽𝗼𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵
4.20 meters high, the pointed arch of Arpino is also formed by superimposed monoliths that narrow towards the top. In ancient times it was one of the main access gates to.....
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0:00 - [Drone intro]
2:10 - [Walking tour begins]
3:50 - [The pointed arch☀️]
5:30 - [Inside the old town]
5:40 - [Brief history☀️]
9:50 - [Cicero's tower - *tour inside*☀️]
17:30 - [...walking continues...]
20:21 - [Church of SS. Trinità]
21:00 - [...walking continues...]
27:46 - [Church of St.Vito]
28:30 - [...walking continues...]
33:20 - [Little church]
34:00 - [...walking continues...]
47:14 - [Northern gate / Tour and History of the polygonal walls☀️]
58:55 - [Church of St.Anna]
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Hooray! Another video. Time to sit back with a cup of coffee, relax and enjoy!
I hope you like this dear Sharon...tiny town,a little more than 100 people living there
@@StillWanderer I'm only in about 25 min, but it crossed my mind that your love for your country oozes from your videos. Now, I gotta get a other cup of coffee (don't worry, I usually only have one or two a day).
@@vegavit2984 My that sounds refreshing right about now.
Stunning video, as you've accustomed us now! Beautiful tiny town... Cool to discover towns one never knew existed. Best channel ever, I've been saying this for months
Thank you dear John
gracias querido amigo por transportarme a tan hermosos lugares de mi querida italia ,te saludo desde argentina
Querida Yolanda, me alegro de que disfrutes también de esto. Amo esos pequeños pueblos desconocidos ... tal vez incluso más que los concurridos y turísticos ... ¡Que tengas un buen domingo! Saludo a Argentina
I had no idea....stunning.
And people will wait in lines for hours at museums when they can see the real thing here.
Glad you liked Civitavecchia Ken, quite a forgotten town for sure... very few tourists unfortunately visit it
I need to keep up on learning Italian so I can visit these beautiful town and cities!
Just the basics would suffice Jess) But yeah surely can help in remote towns for sure!
@@StillWanderer I don't speak it very good, well I can barely speak English half of the time 😆
@@jessicabey275 that will suffice as well Jess, I guess )
Aah..another amazing small town explored..this town has stunning views around..I loved watching it..now I feel I should join you in walking tours to watch those cities live 😀 ..thanks for sharing my friend ..Have a nice sunday
Dear Sudip glad you enjoyed also this. As you know I love those unknown town's more than the famous ones so ..glad you do too! Live walks would be great actually...maybe one day....have a pleasant weekend my friend
WOW! My mind just wandered walking here with you. All the questions that came to mind: What was it like in the past, how did the people live etc. I suppose all the inhabitants living there now live in the new buildings and all those huge stone houses are mostly boarded up. Such beautiful views of the area. And everywhere you go there is some ancient wall, tower.....
I also wonder if some of the cats living in these areas are descended from ancient cats as well🤔 sorry, as I said, my mind started to wander..... thanks for another great video☺️
This camera guy truly is amazing.
Dear Geraldine, I have often the same perceptions as well in those old towns, especially when there aren't many tourists around. To think the walls were built hundreds of years ago... and to think of who passed under those gates as well, makes one wonder. There was a very cute cat under the tower, I couldnt' film her because I was changing the battery,she was sunbathing in the middle of that big harden near a tree... lucky I thought!
@@StillWanderer I saw the cat in the courtyard. I thought that there would be more cats in the area. Italy doesn't seem to have as many cats roaming around as in Portugal. When we walked the camino, my daughter and I had to take a photo of every cat we met😺. Also tombstones.
@@geraldinehadiwidjaja7421 Ahhhh, love those cats. There was also a pair of funny dogs there but couldn't film them properly unfortunately... these are the encounters one can make in such tiny and not touristic towns, compared maybe to the bigger ones) Never been to Portugal, I hope to go one day!
Well, that's TV sorted for tonight. Grazie mille! :o)
Glad for that Rugose Texture! I hope you enjoy the walk... very different from the recent crowdy ones for sure...
Nice tour , unique town , Such quite and calm places with no people around really comfort my mind . Top view from Cicero tower is wonderful . Greetings for a happy Sunday .
Dear Rajyashree, nice to see you again dear friend, and happy you enjoyed also this tiny town... you know I prefer these to the most touristic ones anyway... so... but glad you also liked them. Wish you a happy Sunday too and thank you again.
Ric
Beautiful town !! 🎉👍👍💕💕thank you for this video 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it Lourdes!
Its excelent video
Yay yay .. beautiful place
Enjoying visiting
Thanks you for sharing
Thank you Mala!
What a nice place,these walls are impressive ,great video!😊
Thank you Angela! Glad you like also towns like theses... !
Bravo, come sempre bellissimi video e posti insoliti.
Grazie mille Carlo
tres bel endroit reposant ,bon weekend
Merci Cher Line et bon weekend!
An amazing town and a very enjoyable video 👍❤️
Glad you enjoyed it dear Angela and nice to see you again around)
Wow what a wonderful view! Awesome walk! I enjoyed every minute of it. Thanks for walking!!!❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it
My great grandfather, ran away from this place, as s as young boy ! Stowaway on a ship to England, where he stayed for the rest of his life. Maybe I will visit here one day!
Interesting stori Raymond, I hope I was able to show it well in the meantime. Nice and charming town it is
This is the birth place of my Grandfather Marco Rea, who emigrated from this beautiful village in the 1900's for England with his brother Antonio Rea. Arpino is the birth place of Cicero, Gaius Marius and Marcus Agrippa Roman General. Arpino is in the Province of Frosinone. Via I'Italia ❤❤🇮🇹🇮🇹
Dear Tony, glad to read such a comment from an ancestor of someone from one of those not-so-famous italian towns. Arpino has indeed such a rich history and it's a little gem... a kind salute
Que lindo passeio obrigado,amo seus vídeos 💖 Linda Itália 💖
Querida Irene, que bom que você gostou disso também! Eu estava de volta em uma cidade remota desta vez, longe de Puglia) Desejo a você um bom fim de semana )
Aloha ! While watching your drone introduction, I found myself imagining an evening drone intro, they are so lovely, especially at that evening magical hour. We have them here too, those evening, at dusk, magical times each day, everyone heads towards the beach or a cafe for their favorite drink. Your vids come into mind during the day, after I've watched one, something that lingers in my mind & reminds me of a peaceful, generous space you create, where it seems all is well. Thank you.
Dear Sher, what a beautiful message, thank you so much...Indeed, filming at dusk, even with drone, would be a fantastic idea. I think I've done it maybe 2-3 times only...I think I should film more... Glad you enjoy the videos, I'm back in Lazio for now.
@@StillWanderer I've been watching Netflix new series "The Cook of Castamar", really enjoying the time period in history. It fills in what the churches looked like, the many churches you've filmed, so - enjoyable weekend ahead. I can feel you are enjoying Lazio...great !
@@sherwood9043 sounds like an interesting series for sure, though I didn't know it. Thank you Sher as always, love these tiny unknown towns maybe even more than the crowdy ones...
@@StillWanderer I love them too and so fortunate for me, you are showing them.
@@sherwood9043 It's interesting Sher, because I see there's much less interest from viewers to these tiny unknown towns compared to the most famous ones... perhaps the algorythm likes the famous names... and those videos are much much more popular... it's a real shame to be honest, as the channel like this doesn't grow much... but I don't care too much, as long as I know other people like them as well. I love walking in deserted towns anyway so... Wish you a nice Sunday!
Really love the intro to this video and you captured some amazing drone shots. Love the quiet atmosphere of this small town and you can even hear the sound of birds. Beautiful stone buildings, each one unique in its architecture and I also like the old Church buildings. The brief appearances of the adorable cats and dogs added a nice touch.
Glad you enjoyed also this one dear Lang.. surely a tiny quiet town.. definitely not known... which is a shame. Unfortunately these videos of these towns really aren't "liked" by TH-cam...so few views compares to famous ones... but I love them
@@StillWanderer I actually prefer these quiet, small towns than the more busier, touristy ones. But that's my personal opinion and me being an introvert. I really appreciate them, though and I always see the beauty in the understated, simple things in life.
I feel the same , love those unknown town's a lot. I'll surely continue with them as they are also worth of being discovered. Very happy there are people who likes them too as I like them. Glad for it Dear Lang.
I'll surely try to post more whenever I can. Wish you a nice week aheady friend
Wishing you also an enjoyable week.👍🏽
Thank you dear Lang 🤞
It took me 8 times to watch this vlog. So many stupid interruptions. Thank you for a superb nice long vlog my favorites. You have another fantastic one Riccardo. I hope you enjoyed a well deserved drink or two after all that walking in the heat. The ruins must look beautiful at night I saw plenty of lights. Again, thank you my friend.... Kentucky says, "HELLO"!!!
Glad you enjoyed it my Dear Lawsonartzy. As you know I love those unknown towns, if they're tiny it's even better. The sad, very sad thing, is that everytime I upload such a video, they get so very few views and the channel altogether is in a way "punished" by the mighty TH-cam Algoryithm :( It's a real real shame and everytime I get a sad outcome out of this, but... I'm just glad there are indeed people who enjoy unknown towns like these like me, and not only the big names and the shining paths. They are cool too of course, but the idea for this channel was to show unusual places too! Glad you like them as me anyway. Indeed.. after the walk, I walked a little more to be honest, without recording, just around without camera with my backpack.. so quiet environemtn, such a peaceful place... I loved it immensely to be honest.
I'll show more unusual towns for sure. This evening I upload again a new version of the first video I uploaded here in the channel, the beautiful town of Sperlonga. It will be nice to compare what the difference have been in 2 years, more like an experiment I guess)
Wish you a nice week ahead my friend and Ciao from Rome,
Ric
@@StillWanderer I didn't know you were getting a negative response. Your vlogs are clearly excellent, beautiful, and give a viewer a tremendous perspective. I've dropped subscription to other channels with higher views but far less quality than yours. I've even shared your vlogs or had it on at the studio so I know others have subscribed. Hopefully keep up it and people will become smart enough to know your superior channel.👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
@@telawsonartzy6880 Dear Lawsonartzy I don't know truly how to thank you for such a message...truly , thank you by heart! Very happy you can like the videos. Since about 3-4 months ago, I've been quite saddened to see this...after every newly uploaded video, there are immediately in the first hours over 9-10 thumbs down. Why? I truly don't know :/
But I try not to think anyway, I think it's part of "the game" in the end so...it's ok! Glad though instead they can be liked. I love those forgotten towns so for me knowing somebody has my same hobby feel surely special. I thank you warmly Lawsonartzy, a big big ciao from Rome.
Beautiful as always. I think you're my favorite walker by now! May I ask if you are still using the Osmo Pocket 2, as you were back in your Civita di Bagnoregio walk when I inquired? As a keen observer of walking videos, including my own, I see very little bobbing up and down in this one, which is the enemy of all walking videos! We really feel like we are gliding along each incredible street. Would you mind updating me on the gear you used for this particular one, especially your gimbal or z-axis stabilizer? Is this gopro or Osmo? And how did you keep it so smooth? Keep it up! You can read this and other comments and you can clearly see how much you are a part of peoples' lives. They sit back with a fresh cup of coffee or a glass of wine and just drift back through time. You are extraordinary.
Dear Ken, thank you so much for your words, as always! To know you like these walks more than others really compliments me... We've been knowning each other now for quite a lot of time, it's like chatting with friends here)
Yes, still use the DJI Pocket 2, quite a beast... I updated my setup though, I custom-made many modifications (added a 1/4 socket on the back of the axis one to attach the external mic, so it's more comfortable as it's balanced with weight back and front, added a piece from another x axis, added many other features, also added weight... it would be too long to explain. Every time I try to modify a bit, after 2 years I've almost reached the ideal setup, though not the perfect...write me an email, I'll explain)) Have a nice weekend!
Hello from Newport Beach city 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 California
Hello there!
Beautiful footage and well edited. Are you using a extension for your camera or is it just hand held ?? Thanks
Thank you so much Sreedhar, I am trying mostly to also tour unknown towns in Italy.. most of them are really quite far from main cities and very tiny... glad you could enjoy it. I use an extension (self-made mostly) attached to the camera, also the external microphone is attached, as well as counterweights to balance the walk!
thank you wonderful vlog i want to ask a guestion ... which programme you useing for shrink ?? because big GB all videos
DaVinci Resolve editing software)
Still my favorite channel my friend 👍
Wow, thanks
Is there anywhere in your videos where you ask the viewer to click the "thumbs up" icon if they're enjoying it? Maybe I just missed it.
I decided to not put it Sharon, just because I already put the subscribe notice, it seemed like a little too much.... Maybe I'm wrong though. But I hope if people can enjoy them they can put a thumbs up.!
I'm at about 31:00 and you're panning the countryside. Are those two more separate towns?
Hi Sharon, they are the same but... the big town is Arpino proper, while the tiny town above is Civitavecchia di Arpino. But they are under the same administration and it's in fact the same territory, but to me they are very distinctive. Civitavecchia di Arpino is a "fraction" (how we call it) of the bigger town
Riccardo "forza azzurri". bonita noche
Gracias Lupita! Esperamos!!
Viva Italia!!! Riccardo muchas felicidades por la victoria ✌️ disfrútalo 🙂⛹️⚽
Bonito e interesante lugar arqueológico con muralla megalítica de la época pre-romana con el "arco falso", la torre ciceron de la época medieval, lugar en donde parece que te pierdes en el tiempo. Gracias Riccardo por llevarnos a lugares mágicos, bonito inicio de semana 🤗 🇮🇹
@@lupitadiaz177 siiiiiii Lupita!!! Gracias))) ❤️❤️🇮🇹
Gracias Querida Lupita ... es realmente mágico allí ... un pueblo muy poco conocido también ... me alegro de que hayas disfrutado. ¡Te deseo una buena semana también!
Прекрасное видео, Риккардо, как всегда) Мне интересно, ты увлечён моментами съёмок своих прогулок. Удаётся ли тебе насладиться тем, что вокруг тебя, почувствовать атмосферу тех мест, где ты снимаешь и думаешь в тот момент о качестве самой съёмки? Или может ты повторяешь потом свои прогулки уже без камеры?
Хороший вопрос на самом деле, Таня) Я должен сказать, что и да, и нет одновременно ... Мне очень нравится гулять, но иногда я вижу, что с камерой действительно многое скучаю. Еще потому, что я сосредотачиваюсь на съемке, углах, движениях, панорамировании, так что ... иногда я действительно многое упускаю. Обычно, когда я заканчиваю, я пытаюсь пройтись без фотоаппарата, может быть, более короткой прогулки, и со всей камерой в рюкзаке, как обычный турист. Иногда мне тоже нравится камера, но она просто "другая" ... Это зависит от города! В таких местах мне больше нравится, когда я заканчиваю, в людных местах мне нравится смотреть по сторонам и в камеру. )
Да, это интересно снимать на видео и передавать другим людям через такие прогулки свои эмоции. Я тоже после возвращения из поездок думала, почему же так мало видео сняла? И понимаю, что меня в новых местах так захватывает всё вокруг, что я просто забываю снять видео или сделать фото иногда побольше) Это так здорово жить моментом! А тебе спасибо, что ты снимаешь и возвращаешь в лучшие места и моменты или даришь впечатления и эмоции от новых мест!😊🇮🇹
@@tatianavasileva7077 Я обычно был той же Таней, никогда не фотографировала. Если кто-то попадает в плен ... такое бывает! Это действительно странно для этих видео, поскольку я обнаружил, что видео, подобные этому, получают так мало просмотров ... по сравнению со знаменитыми городами ... это позор ... но именно так работает TH-cam, я думаю :( Но я люблю снимать эти неизвестные маленькие Я думаю, они тоже заслуживают того, чтобы их открыли. Рад, что они вам тоже нравятся. Мы уже несколько месяцев знаем друг друга, как безумный Интернет!
Риккардо, вот такие маленькие городки и более привлекательные, чем большие города. В маленьких спокойствие жизни и уют, тишина улиц и минимум цивилизации...Такие города намного атмосфернее, для меня, чем большие...кроме Рима конечно)). Рим для меня вне конкуренции))) это любовь ❤🇮🇹
Совершенно точно согласен. На самом деле я пытаюсь в ближайшем будущем снимать какие-нибудь необычные места в Риме ... Скоро будет велопрогулка по Джаниколо ... Мне всегда нравится там быть. В любом случае, есть так много всего, что можно снимать) Я тоже согласен насчет маленьких городков ... Я вырос в таком городе, и я действительно стал думать о жизни по-разному ... тогда я тоже жил в больших городах, но это только помогло сформировать видение даже больше, я думаю. Опыт - это то, что нас мешает, да?)
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Felice sia piaciuto cara Giovanna, ed un piacere rivederti
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Grazie Gianluca
How long does it take to travel from Rome to this town or vice versa
Hi Jessica, surely only by car up there, as I didn't see any public transporttation (maybe there are! But...). I guess that from Rome it takes about 1 hr and 30 minutes driving!
@@StillWanderer thank you 😊
@@jessicabey275 :)
Feet up time methinks...
I hope you enjoy it Tamson, quite different from the crowdy towns I've recently visited in Puglia for sure...
@@StillWanderer Yes indeed my friend!❤
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Wow it's really beautiful. Thank you for your awesome drone shots. The town is very nice. Take care my friend.
Thank you very much!