So much agree Ken, Allerona was, and still is, one of my favourite ever towns for now. I was impressed by the church incredibly much... truly a stunning place, SO little known actually
¡Muchas gracias querida Lucyna y un saludo a México! También lo disfruté mucho ... es una de esas ciudades "olvidadas" de Italia que trato de mostrar en este canal (en comparación con solo lugares "famosos" o "elegantes"). Realmente lo disfruté. Estoy intentando subir ahora dos veces por semana, martes y viernes, tan pronto ... otra ciudad. ¡Te deseo una buena semana!
Indeed Ryan, one of those "unknown" towns of Italy that tourists usually don't visit often unfortunately. First time I visited Allerona... beautiful town indeed
Allerona is a beatiful little city in a equally beautiful region. I like the way people decorate the front of their houses with plants and flowers. The city is clean and well cared. Searching I found it has just a 3 stars hotel wich is reasonable. In a city like Allerona the stars must be seen in the sky not in hotels. Very nice tour. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you dear Ivan, agreed with you... it's one of those "forgotten" towns of Italy which I especially enjoy touring; liked it very much, very well kept, very colourful also. And the main church was truly stunning... didn't expect it that way. I'm gonna actually check also about hotels now that you told me, just to see what's around there!)
Красивый городок с уютными, тихими улицами и интересными зданиями, а также и самой историей! Виды с дрона на городок просто великолепны в сочетании с природой! Очень впечатлили церкви "St.Maria Assunta" и "St.Micahel Achangel" и выставка священного искуства. Grazie mille Riccardo!
Согласен с вами, Дорогой Пафнутий, мне это очень понравилось, настолько мирно, что иногда это выглядело почти нереально. Главная церковь была ошеломляющей .... когда включился автоматический свет, я был шокирован. А современный тачскрин там есть? Это выглядело так странно. Но определенно красивый город. Большое спасибо за ваши слова, дорогой друг, рад, что есть люди, которым нравится видеть эти забытые города, а не только знаменитые города Италии. Желаю вам хорошей недели
@@StillWanderer да, это тот случай, когда современные технологии в Главной церкви в небольшом старинном городке удачно гармонируют с историей, архитектурой и религией. "Message" с бабочками тоже очень симпатичный! P.S. кстати на "youtube" - "Credo - Zivert ( it's Wiwo cover) italiano/russo". Сразу почему то вспомнил эту песню, когда увидел бабочек на скамейке и надпись "farfalla" 🦋
@@ПафнутийПятаков Не задумывался, а ты Пафнутий) И сообщение было восхитительным ... Я помню, что внизу говорилось, что это тоже сделали местные ученики начальной школы. !
Beautiful little town, as is all of Italy when viewed on hilltops. I swear, you must take a flock of birds with you everywhere you go, because your intro aerial shots always have a flock of birds flying through right on cue! Gorgeous. I was thinking, if there is one thing that you have shown your loyal viewers, it's that Italy is so much more than Venice, Rome, Naples, Milan, etc. Those cities are full of beauty and history of course, but what you've revealed, and it's the reason why our trip to Italy next year won't include any of those major cities of Italy, is that you don't need a museum or a paid admission to find and experience history. Towns like this are paintings and museums brought to vibrant life, and we can walk right into those landscapes and see them from the inside. Living people live and work and shop here, and when we spend a little time around them, we are part of that history and that living painting for a short time, adding our own brushstrokes to the canvas.
Dear Ken, very glad to see you again and always happy to know you enjoyed the video and for your tuching words.... I'm truly touched to know that, especially considering the thing that... this channel truly started with the idea of showing the "forgotten" and unusual tiny towns mostly, and not the posh ones only. Perhaps they are not "algorythm friendly" nor they are searched and found of course, but I'm truly happy to know there are people like me who enjoy the "underdogs" which underdogs they really aren't if one digs a little deeper into their history and discovery what marvels there are around... After 2 full + years, it's becoming more like a "mission" now than ever before. There's A LOT to still be discovered.... I hope this journey will always continue and will be always a joy.
IM Mitrovski, long time, happy to see you again. Glad you enjoyed also this one. A peaceful charming town I found too... never was there before, so I was always curious in and around the alleys. Nice atmosphere
The Church of St. Maria Assunta,a masterpiece created by an architect from Orvieto, is a must-see in this beautiful town of Allerona. I wonder what the architect's inspiration was for the design of this church. Have a beautiful day~
Loved the church myself very very much... such a stunning church in a small town, one would never expect. The automatic lights, when they went on, were like something magical.. truly a quite extraordinary atmosphere there, all alone. Have a beautiful day too and wish you a good weekend
Ammiro sempre queste passeggiate. Allerona è profumata di fiori. Ma c'è anche qualcosa di divertente. 14:28 Ferrari Maximum Brut Trento (6L) Una bottiglia del genere è sufficiente per l'intera città.:)
Vega io ancora rimango impressionato dall'attenzione che hai nel guardare i video... (!) Mica l'avevo notata... :-0 ... io voglio credere che sia di qualcuno di li
Very very few unfortunately Avery... Some of those less touristy towns are depopulating fast...mainly older people there...I hope to make them justice with these videos. Wish you a nice Sunday dear Avery
It's really something to see modern technology (touch screen 23:00) in an ancient church. I saw Hisani @33:05!! Thanks for backing up. Is she real or a statue?
I was a little shocked too Sharon, such a great idea indeed... all alone there inside that marvelous church was truly something... and then .. the lights went on automatically to show everything. Truly spectacular. Hasani is now in the towns I walk in and I try to look for her) It's a painting!
Agreed Dana, replied to your other comments. These towns are dying.. and I am trying to make them known and shown... they don't deserve to die because they're beautiful.. it's unfair how beautiful they are and how little they are visited.. that's my goal for this channel... to help those places
Cher Line, j'ai vraiment apprécié, tellement paisible. L'église principale était magnifique. Mais certainement une belle ville. Merci beaucoup et à vendredi !
Una meraviglia italiana. Qui ho passato i più bei periodi della mia infanzia e adolescenza. I miei cari nonni vivevano in questo bellissimo borgo. Spero di tornare per respirare la serenità e la bellezza di Allerona.
Bellissima davvero Allerona; non la conoscevo e l'ho scoperta da poco. Spero che più persone possano conoscerla tramite questo video... paese davvero bello.
Рад, что тебе понравилось, Надя. Мне тоже понравился город ... не очень известный, но очаровательный ... Я особенно хотел бы показать эти "необычные" города в основном на канале, и я рад, что есть такие люди, как я, которые любят их, и не только знаменитые.
It is a bit creepy...it is 3pm in the middle of the week...there is no one in sight in a church, in a park, in the streets, and there is this bench painted red that talks about butterflies coming out of the wounds...what happened to these people? There is a children's playground and no one is in it...where is everyone? A second church--and no one is in it??? Completely empty--the entire town...dts/usa
Yup Dana, some of those towns are , during the last few years, becoming more and more silent.. people are leaving.. shops are closing due to economic crisis... but this is one of the reasons I want to show them... they deserve to be saved... they deserve to continue living, and this is a little token of gratitude I can make to them... even in this quietness I believe they deserve to be seen as they are often hidden gems!
Bellissimo l'aver mantenuto gli edifici per come erano un tempo, inoltre gli abitanti hanno valorizzato l'ambiente ornandolo con fiori e piante. Bravi complimenti
Ciao Egle, ah bellissima Allerona... ancora ho nella mente il ricordo di quando sono entrato in quella chiesa, tutto da solo... con quel rumore.. e le luci...che bel posto. Ho conosciuto una persona molto interessante li, scrittore e curatore del museo di arte sacra ... bei ricordi, bellissimo borgo
definitely not Hugo lol, though it would be awesome to ride on those streets outside the town and with that view. Love the Ford pickups, shame we don't have them over here
@@StillWanderer Back in 2017, I saw a Chevy Silverado near the Museo dell'Automobile di Torino. No idea what the guy was doing there, but I remember thinking «poor guy... no way he's having fun here». And while pickups are a dime a dozen in Canada, what struck me was how big it looked next to your array of Fiat 500s, Lancia Ypsilons and VW Up!s. Yet italians routinely drive Ford Transits, Iveco Dailys and the like, which are as big or bigger than pickups, but still...
@@hugolafhugolaf Actually yup they're quite massive compared to our "utilitaria" cars. We think Range Rovers are huge then... we see on internet the likes of F-350 and Escalades and well... we think it's all a matter of perspective. Still... a dream truck would be to own for me the new F.150... or the Raptor version even)
Wow, such a `beautiful, picturesque town with many lovely scenes. Gorgeous, panoramic views and amazing interiors of both Churches. I like the technology with the touch screen to access information in the Church of St. Maria Assunta. The pretty flowers and plants in front the houses just adds to the charm of this town. Thought the cat was real but then I realized it wasn't moving!
Lang! Glad to know you enjoyed this very (maybe too much)) peaceful town. Liked it myself, only a shame it was SO windy there it was almost too much... but the church was truly something spectacular... all alone... and then the lights went on ... such an incredible experience and atmosphere. I felt truly in the middle of something far away
Really an amazingly beautiful place even the stones are so charmingly colourful , church inside views are stunning . Salute to the great architects and persons who lookafter it's maintenance . It was so beautiful when the lights turned on and whole cabin illuminated . The residents truly love their town that's why they keep it so beautiful .Wonderful video . Very interesting . Drone view very impressive . Excellent in all respect . Its an ideal place with no pollution at all , surrounded with wonderful natural beauty , clean air, no 4G towers , industries etc . Amazing and most plausible is no crowds . Greetings.
Indeed Rajyashree, I couldn't use more appropriate words I must say... everything you said is everything I felt there too. That part when the lights inside the church went on was.... incredible... truly something
No wonder Allerona is included in the official list of " The most beautiful towns of Italy. Indeed the town is beautiful, looks like a work of art. The streets are so uniform, clean, flowers and plants infront of houses. Your filming is wonderful. Your efforts to make this video is greatly appreciated.
Couldn't agree more Esther, truly a nice place, quite "hard" to reach I must say, as the roads that lead there are some of the most peculiar and deserted I've ever seen! But it was all stunning around. I had a nice chat with the curator of the little museum in the church and we talked a lot about the history of the churches... he built a small booklet about them which he gave me. Nice day, nice walking in one of those mostly forgotten towns of Italy
D'accord Marina, Allerona était vraiment une surprise... Je suis très heureux que cela vous ait plu et très heureux que les gens puissent profiter de cette chaîne qui se concentre principalement (pas toujours) sur des villes principalement "inconnues" ou "oubliées". Je vous souhaite un bon dimanche soir et encore merci !
Happy to see you again Yolanda and happy to know that this video was also enjoyed! As you can see .. I often love non-famous countries .. many will have to be seen. Greetings to Argentina and good weekend
"майор Исаев ещё никогда не был так близок к провалу" 😁 Эту шутку поймут только русские и если это так, то вы попали на хороший канал, рекомендую! Здесь вы найдёте очень много интересной и красивой архитектуры и истории! Это не реклама канала, а моё скромное мнение.
@@StillWanderer yeah it looked like a beautiful day.... not the temperature I bet. It has been at freezing this whole week I think or most of this week 😑
Love this town, again, the little laneways, the views to the Umbrian green lushness. The colours inside S.M. Assunta are so beautiful. I only managed to visit Gubio and Assisi when I was in Perugia (was lucky to win a borsa per studiare for a month) Fell in love with Umbria. Hope I can visit more towns there sometime. The black cat looked like a statue. Great video, as per usual, Riccardo 👍🤗
Liked it also very much Geraldine, I must say. I was quite impressed by the church and ... when the lights turned out automatically it was like wizard... truly a stunning place. Too bad it was quite deserted but due to many reasons I've been told, unfortunately all around these tiny towns I've found out many times the situation to be like this (compared with just a few years ago I must say...) Fingers crossed for a return back to the old way. That cat was painted on the wall! ))
The walk showed beautiful houses that people have decorated so wonderful with flowers and plants, but where were all the people. It almost seemed like a ghost town. The streets are clean.
Agreed Elaine, so empty...and it was Sunday :/ I asked a nice guy from there and he said it's a combination of post covid too.... :( But glad you enjoyed it. Beautiful town
@@StillWanderer That makes sense because of Covid. I love to see all these little towns in Italy. Hopefully one day I can visit Italy. I am also half Italian so it is important to me to see the country one day.
@@elainehampton2314 Glad this idea of showing up the unusual towns of Italy is appreciated Elaine. There's so much to discover yet.... I hope to show interesting places always and to improve of course. It's still a very small channel
Great stone work.
So many flowers at each home.
Another wonderful town to visit.
So much agree Ken, Allerona was, and still is, one of my favourite ever towns for now. I was impressed by the church incredibly much... truly a stunning place, SO little known actually
Seriously Riccardo you are doing an awesome job👍👍👍👍👍 Every vlog has been extremely impressive.
Dear Lawsonartzy, thank you as usual my friend 🤗👐
Hola de nuevo, gusto en saludarte y como siempre bellos lugares, un abrazo desde México hasta la bella Italia.
¡Muchas gracias querida Lucyna y un saludo a México! También lo disfruté mucho ... es una de esas ciudades "olvidadas" de Italia que trato de mostrar en este canal (en comparación con solo lugares "famosos" o "elegantes"). Realmente lo disfruté. Estoy intentando subir ahora dos veces por semana, martes y viernes, tan pronto ... otra ciudad. ¡Te deseo una buena semana!
Dear friend !! That's an amazing fairyland. 🌲🍁🏩🏡 ♥️🐤The bird house is cute. Thank you for stopping. love from Japan
Arigato Dear Mare! Glad you liked also this one!
Can't believe neighbourhood like this can exist in real life! Lovely walk!
Indeed Ryan, one of those "unknown" towns of Italy that tourists usually don't visit often unfortunately. First time I visited Allerona... beautiful town indeed
I'm kinda glad towns like this aren't advertised to tourists and travelers
Agreed Alex
Allerona is a beatiful little city in a equally beautiful region. I like the way people decorate the front of their houses with plants and flowers. The city is clean and well cared. Searching I found it has just a 3 stars hotel wich is reasonable. In a city like Allerona the stars must be seen in the sky not in hotels.
Very nice tour. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you dear Ivan, agreed with you... it's one of those "forgotten" towns of Italy which I especially enjoy touring; liked it very much, very well kept, very colourful also. And the main church was truly stunning... didn't expect it that way. I'm gonna actually check also about hotels now that you told me, just to see what's around there!)
Wow! Great aerial footage with a lovely walk on the roads full of beautiful houses.
Glad you enjoyed it
Красивый городок с уютными, тихими улицами и интересными зданиями, а также и самой историей!
Виды с дрона на городок просто великолепны в сочетании с природой!
Очень впечатлили церкви "St.Maria Assunta" и "St.Micahel Achangel" и выставка священного искуства.
Grazie mille Riccardo!
Согласен с вами, Дорогой Пафнутий, мне это очень понравилось, настолько мирно, что иногда это выглядело почти нереально. Главная церковь была ошеломляющей .... когда включился автоматический свет, я был шокирован. А современный тачскрин там есть? Это выглядело так странно. Но определенно красивый город. Большое спасибо за ваши слова, дорогой друг, рад, что есть люди, которым нравится видеть эти забытые города, а не только знаменитые города Италии. Желаю вам хорошей недели
@@StillWanderer да, это тот случай, когда современные технологии в Главной церкви в небольшом старинном городке удачно гармонируют с историей, архитектурой и религией.
"Message" с бабочками тоже очень симпатичный!
P.S. кстати на "youtube" - "Credo - Zivert ( it's Wiwo cover) italiano/russo".
Сразу почему то вспомнил эту песню, когда увидел бабочек на скамейке и надпись "farfalla" 🦋
@@ПафнутийПятаков Не задумывался, а ты Пафнутий)
И сообщение было восхитительным ... Я помню, что внизу говорилось, что это тоже сделали местные ученики начальной школы. !
@@StillWanderer молодцы школьники! 👍👏
@@ПафнутийПятаков da)
Que sonho de lugar! Um poema. Obrigada! 🌹💛
Obrigado Mari 🤗
Beautiful little town, as is all of Italy when viewed on hilltops. I swear, you must take a flock of birds with you everywhere you go, because your intro aerial shots always have a flock of birds flying through right on cue! Gorgeous. I was thinking, if there is one thing that you have shown your loyal viewers, it's that Italy is so much more than Venice, Rome, Naples, Milan, etc. Those cities are full of beauty and history of course, but what you've revealed, and it's the reason why our trip to Italy next year won't include any of those major cities of Italy, is that you don't need a museum or a paid admission to find and experience history. Towns like this are paintings and museums brought to vibrant life, and we can walk right into those landscapes and see them from the inside. Living people live and work and shop here, and when we spend a little time around them, we are part of that history and that living painting for a short time, adding our own brushstrokes to the canvas.
Dear Ken, very glad to see you again and always happy to know you enjoyed the video and for your tuching words.... I'm truly touched to know that, especially considering the thing that... this channel truly started with the idea of showing the "forgotten" and unusual tiny towns mostly, and not the posh ones only. Perhaps they are not "algorythm friendly" nor they are searched and found of course, but I'm truly happy to know there are people like me who enjoy the "underdogs" which underdogs they really aren't if one digs a little deeper into their history and discovery what marvels there are around... After 2 full + years, it's becoming more like a "mission" now than ever before. There's A LOT to still be discovered.... I hope this journey will always continue and will be always a joy.
Exactly! I plan to spend about 3 months in Italy and I'm saving all his vids!
Thanks a lot man
IM Mitrovski, long time, happy to see you again. Glad you enjoyed also this one. A peaceful charming town I found too... never was there before, so I was always curious in and around the alleys. Nice atmosphere
Just wow! Awesome presentation!! Big like!! 👊😎 Returning fan here!
Thx
The Church of St. Maria Assunta,a masterpiece created by an architect from Orvieto, is a must-see in this beautiful town of Allerona. I wonder what the architect's inspiration was for the design of this church. Have a beautiful day~
Loved the church myself very very much... such a stunning church in a small town, one would never expect. The automatic lights, when they went on, were like something magical.. truly a quite extraordinary atmosphere there, all alone.
Have a beautiful day too and wish you a good weekend
Ammiro sempre queste passeggiate. Allerona è profumata di fiori. Ma c'è anche qualcosa di divertente. 14:28 Ferrari Maximum Brut Trento (6L) Una bottiglia del genere è sufficiente per l'intera città.:)
Vega io ancora rimango impressionato dall'attenzione che hai nel guardare i video... (!) Mica l'avevo notata... :-0 ... io voglio credere che sia di qualcuno di li
@@StillWanderer Gli occhi stessi trovano ciò che è associato alla professione. Ordinavo una bottiglia simile per i clienti. Costa 300€.:)
@@vegavit2984 :) ah ecco))
@@StillWanderer Chissà perché Greccio ha così poche visualizzazioni?
@@vegavit2984 ancora devo pubblicarlo Vega! Domani sera
Are there actually a lot of people living in these small towns, not including the tourist business? I never see anyone entering or leaving a door.
Very very few unfortunately Avery... Some of those less touristy towns are depopulating fast...mainly older people there...I hope to make them justice with these videos. Wish you a nice Sunday dear Avery
It's really something to see modern technology (touch screen 23:00) in an ancient church. I saw Hisani @33:05!! Thanks for backing up. Is she real or a statue?
I was a little shocked too Sharon, such a great idea indeed... all alone there inside that marvelous church was truly something... and then .. the lights went on automatically to show everything. Truly spectacular. Hasani is now in the towns I walk in and I try to look for her) It's a painting!
I’m almost ready to believe that in a certain light, a cat painted on a wall becomes a living being.
@@vegavit2984 It certainly seemed to be alive, but it didn't move at all when Riccardo went near it.
@@sharonlouisedoud9769 And when he comes here at night, the wall will be empty ...
@@vegavit2984 Yes, Hisani will be inside on my bed sleeping.
Ancient village of invisible people. So scary !!!!!!
Very few people indeed that day Umrit))
Beautiful--but it almost seems haunted--there is no one here--at all...dts/usa
Agreed Dana, replied to your other comments. These towns are dying.. and I am trying to make them known and shown... they don't deserve to die because they're beautiful.. it's unfair how beautiful they are and how little they are visited.. that's my goal for this channel... to help those places
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Thank you so much Jason
ma gni fi que , ciao a vendredi
Cher Line, j'ai vraiment apprécié, tellement paisible. L'église principale était magnifique. Mais certainement une belle ville. Merci beaucoup et à vendredi !
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@@ЛейлаБиярсланова Spasibo Leila
Una meraviglia italiana. Qui ho passato i più bei periodi della mia infanzia e adolescenza. I miei cari nonni vivevano in questo bellissimo borgo. Spero di tornare per respirare la serenità e la bellezza di Allerona.
Bellissima davvero Allerona; non la conoscevo e l'ho scoperta da poco. Spero che più persone possano conoscerla tramite questo video... paese davvero bello.
Меня переполняет, счастье ,радость ,улыбка ,моё сердце поёт от такой красоты.
🌸🌷🌼
Рад, что тебе понравилось, Надя. Мне тоже понравился город ... не очень известный, но очаровательный ... Я особенно хотел бы показать эти "необычные" города в основном на канале, и я рад, что есть такие люди, как я, которые любят их, и не только знаменитые.
Nice way to spend my morning, you are too good at this!
Avery nice to see you again. And glad for your words... ohhhh Allerona...good memories of that day. Beautiful town
It is a bit creepy...it is 3pm in the middle of the week...there is no one in sight in a church, in a park, in the streets, and there is this bench painted red that talks about butterflies coming out of the wounds...what happened to these people? There is a children's playground and no one is in it...where is everyone? A second church--and no one is in it??? Completely empty--the entire town...dts/usa
Yup Dana, some of those towns are , during the last few years, becoming more and more silent.. people are leaving.. shops are closing due to economic crisis... but this is one of the reasons I want to show them... they deserve to be saved... they deserve to continue living, and this is a little token of gratitude I can make to them... even in this quietness I believe they deserve to be seen as they are often hidden gems!
sangat cantik desanya apakah ada yang tinggal di desa ini??
Sebenarnya sangat sedikit orang, tapi itu sebabnya Yanii begitu menawan dan pendiam!
nice place thanks for sharing greetings from Barcelona Spain
Grazie Eli 👐🤗
Gracias a tú magnífico trabajo con tu cámara. Podemos disfrutar de estos lugares. Un cordial saludo.
@@elizabethpastengonzalez149 Gracias Eli, un cordial saludo a ti
Perfect as always. You deserve way more recognition. 🖤
Maybe one day!
Thanks for doing this I felt like i have visited...
Very glad you enjoyed it Hakan - I try to show the unusual towns of Italy and Allorona is surely one of them... stunning town, a bit "forgotten"
Bellissimo l'aver mantenuto gli edifici per come erano un tempo, inoltre gli abitanti hanno valorizzato l'ambiente ornandolo con fiori e piante. Bravi complimenti
Ciao Egle, ah bellissima Allerona... ancora ho nella mente il ricordo di quando sono entrato in quella chiesa, tutto da solo... con quel rumore.. e le luci...che bel posto. Ho conosciuto una persona molto interessante li, scrittore e curatore del museo di arte sacra ... bei ricordi, bellissimo borgo
Aloha ! Really nice, watched several times. Thank you.
Glad you liked it dear Sher. And nice to see you again)
@@StillWanderer I've been here...prowling around...lol
@@sherwood9043 :))
I'm gonna take a wild guess that an F-350 long bed crew cab dually is not the vehicle of choice over there.
definitely not Hugo lol, though it would be awesome to ride on those streets outside the town and with that view. Love the Ford pickups, shame we don't have them over here
@@StillWanderer Back in 2017, I saw a Chevy Silverado near the Museo dell'Automobile di Torino. No idea what the guy was doing there, but I remember thinking «poor guy... no way he's having fun here». And while pickups are a dime a dozen in Canada, what struck me was how big it looked next to your array of Fiat 500s, Lancia Ypsilons and VW Up!s. Yet italians routinely drive Ford Transits, Iveco Dailys and the like, which are as big or bigger than pickups, but still...
@@hugolafhugolaf Actually yup they're quite massive compared to our "utilitaria" cars. We think Range Rovers are huge then... we see on internet the likes of F-350 and Escalades and well... we think it's all a matter of perspective. Still... a dream truck would be to own for me the new F.150... or the Raptor version even)
@@StillWandererthanks God there are not too many of those pickups, waste of space and terrible for the environment
Very beautiful upload my friend. Thank you for your great share.
Danke!
sogno di vivere in un posto così
Davvero stupenda Allerona, Milla. Bellissimo posto e quel giorno poi era davvero molto piacevole vederla deserta
Wow, such a `beautiful, picturesque town with many lovely scenes. Gorgeous, panoramic views and amazing interiors of both Churches. I like the technology with the touch screen to access information in the Church of St. Maria Assunta. The pretty flowers and plants in front the houses just adds to the charm of this town. Thought the cat was real but then I realized it wasn't moving!
Lang! Glad to know you enjoyed this very (maybe too much)) peaceful town. Liked it myself, only a shame it was SO windy there it was almost too much... but the church was truly something spectacular... all alone... and then the lights went on ... such an incredible experience and atmosphere. I felt truly in the middle of something far away
Really an amazingly beautiful place even the stones are so charmingly colourful , church inside views are stunning . Salute to the great architects and persons who lookafter it's maintenance . It was so beautiful when the lights turned on and whole cabin illuminated . The residents truly love their town that's why they keep it so beautiful .Wonderful video . Very interesting . Drone view very impressive . Excellent in all respect . Its an ideal place with no pollution at all , surrounded with wonderful natural beauty , clean air, no 4G towers , industries etc . Amazing and most plausible is no crowds . Greetings.
Indeed Rajyashree, I couldn't use more appropriate words I must say... everything you said is everything I felt there too. That part when the lights inside the church went on was.... incredible... truly something
No wonder Allerona is included in the official list of " The most beautiful towns of Italy. Indeed the town is beautiful, looks like a work of art. The streets are so uniform, clean, flowers and plants infront of houses. Your filming is wonderful. Your efforts to make this video is greatly appreciated.
Couldn't agree more Esther, truly a nice place, quite "hard" to reach I must say, as the roads that lead there are some of the most peculiar and deserted I've ever seen! But it was all stunning around. I had a nice chat with the curator of the little museum in the church and we talked a lot about the history of the churches... he built a small booklet about them which he gave me. Nice day, nice walking in one of those mostly forgotten towns of Italy
I just found my retirement home! So peaceful and all those flowers, the stones emit so much colour....and very well maintained. Thank you for this !
Agreed Fabio... An hidden gem it is
Beautiful town--gorgeous views--so well maintained...thank you, dts/usa
Glad you enjoyed also this one Dana, loved Allerona, first time I visited it
Un petit tresor cache avec des monuments anciens magnifiques, beaucoup de charme et panorama epoustouflant!!!! Un lieu romantique par excellence!!!!
D'accord Marina, Allerona était vraiment une surprise... Je suis très heureux que cela vous ait plu et très heureux que les gens puissent profiter de cette chaîne qui se concentre principalement (pas toujours) sur des villes principalement "inconnues" ou "oubliées".
Je vous souhaite un bon dimanche soir et encore merci !
querido amigo gracias por mostrar tan espectaculares lugares,como siempre bellisimo,te abrazo desde argentina
Happy to see you again Yolanda and happy to know that this video was also enjoyed! As you can see .. I often love non-famous countries .. many will have to be seen. Greetings to Argentina and good weekend
Great video 👍
I liked the message on the bench ,very impressive...
Glad you liked it also this Ioana, indeed... peaceful (maybe too much!) village, liked it too
А люди где?
Хороший вопрос Юри)) и там было в воскресенье
"майор Исаев ещё никогда не был так близок к провалу" 😁
Эту шутку поймут только русские и если это так, то вы попали на хороший канал, рекомендую!
Здесь вы найдёте очень много интересной и красивой архитектуры и истории!
Это не реклама канала, а моё скромное мнение.
Beautiful! Thank you
Glad you liked it Jess! Indeed... a charming town,, quite deserted but maybe that added to the atmosphere I hope
@@StillWanderer yes is was quiet. When did you film that
@@jessicabey275 just 2 weekends ago Jess. Quite a windy day it was... but the last days of sunshine
@@StillWanderer yeah it looked like a beautiful day.... not the temperature I bet. It has been at freezing this whole week I think or most of this week 😑
Indeed Jess, it was quite ok...lately it's been ... Horrible over here though too ..
Love this town, again, the little laneways, the views to the Umbrian green lushness. The colours inside S.M. Assunta are so beautiful.
I only managed to visit Gubio and Assisi when I was in Perugia (was lucky to win a borsa per studiare for a month)
Fell in love with Umbria. Hope I can visit more towns there sometime. The black cat looked like a statue. Great video, as per usual, Riccardo 👍🤗
Liked it also very much Geraldine, I must say. I was quite impressed by the church and ... when the lights turned out automatically it was like wizard... truly a stunning place.
Too bad it was quite deserted but due to many reasons I've been told, unfortunately all around these tiny towns I've found out many times the situation to be like this (compared with just a few years ago I must say...) Fingers crossed for a return back to the old way. That cat was painted on the wall! ))
@@StillWanderer hahaha so you tricked us with the cat! Was wondering why it was so still🤔
Hihi yup Geraldine
Stunning place ❤❤❤🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Grazie Shaimaa! 🤗
The walk showed beautiful houses that people have decorated so wonderful with flowers and plants, but where were all the people. It almost seemed like a ghost town. The streets are clean.
Agreed Elaine, so empty...and it was Sunday :/ I asked a nice guy from there and he said it's a combination of post covid too.... :( But glad you enjoyed it. Beautiful town
@@StillWanderer That makes sense because of Covid. I love to see all these little towns in Italy. Hopefully one day I can visit Italy. I am also half Italian so it is important to me to see the country one day.
@@elainehampton2314 Glad this idea of showing up the unusual towns of Italy is appreciated Elaine. There's so much to discover yet.... I hope to show interesting places always and to improve of course. It's still a very small channel
Que belleza de lugar!!! Gracias...
Maryte gracias! Bon weekend!