Vico nel Lazio (Lazio), Italy【Walking Tour】History in Subtitles - 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- A walking tour in 𝗩𝗶𝗰𝗼 𝗻𝗲𝗹 𝗟𝗮𝘇𝗶𝗼, region 𝗟𝗮𝘇𝗶𝗼, center Italy, province of Frosinone, a small town of about 2.270 inhabitants. It's a town famous for its "25 towers"
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The origins of Vico are not very clear, even if they have been assigned to a pre-medieval, Roman or even Italic age.
It wasn't possible to place the first origins of Vico in Lazio in historical times, lacking certain sources. The first documents which we can trust date back to the beginning of the 11th century. A.D.
𝗥𝗼𝗺𝗮𝗻 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲𝘀
The origin of the inhabited centers is certainly prior to the 3rd century. B.C. and as a testimony of the occupation of this region, we have the mighty urban fortifications (the date of their construction,
still object of study, it oscillates between the 6th and 3rd centuries. B.C.). Studies led to the conclusion that only some parts of the walls can be dated to the 5th century. while most of these must be attributed to the 4th century. B.C.
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In the middle of the 13th century Vico depended directly on the church and perhaps also in the middle of the previous century, as a bull of Alexander III (1159 - 1181) would seem to demonstrate.
Since the 14th century a papal vicar has been in Vico with the functions of governor.
Various disputes between Vico and the Monastery of Trisulti happened between 1255 - 1256.
Real struggles with the city of Alatri for territorial issues erupted in 1282 - 1283.
Pope Martin IV (1281 - 1285), after various difficulties, succeeded in imposing his own authority, ordering the people of Alatri to withdraw and the people of Vico not to attack anymore.
Later the town of Alatri peacefully managed to acquire the alliance of Vico (1306). During the pontificate of Martin V (1417 - 1431) Vico passed to the Colonna family.
𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗽𝗼𝗿𝗮𝗿𝘆 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲𝘀
The feudal power of the Colonna, except for brief parentheses due to the confiscations of Paul III, the first Roman Republic, the French occupation, lasted from February 1st 1427 until 1816 and Vico from that year became part of the Papal State and of the recently established kingdom of Italy.
In 1872 - Vico changed its name to Vico in Lazio (decree of Vittorio Emanuele II of 3.10.1872).
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0:00 - [Brief intro]
1:00 - [Walking tour begins / "Porta a Monte" Tower ☀️]
2:00 - [Brief History☀️]
20:23 - [Church of St.Michael Archangel☀️ *tour inside*]
27:40 - [Governor's Palace ☀️]
32:40 - [Church of Santa Maria with Crypt☀️ (13th century)]
36:00 - [Northen gate]
38:50 - [Church of St.Rocco☀️]
50:08 - [Orticelli Tower]
52:11 - [The 25 Towers of Vico]
53:20 - [Church of St.Martin ☀️]
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great place very nice walk
Thanks!
Another wonderful town , watching these videos means to imagine the remote past when these walls and houses were first erected and the activities that were being performed at that time . Very interesting to watch . Perfect work .
Rajyashree, As Usual, Thank you so much for your words as always! Indeed, the past is vivid in those places and it's "breathable" for sure. It's like a trip back in time at times. Wish you a nice week ahead dear friend
It's a day later and I've finally gotten the chance to finish the video. The green accents on doors, windows, fences certainly adds to the charm in my opinion.
Happy you enjoyed Vico Sharon. Indeed, some details are very pretty. One can assume if the citizens take care or not in these cases about their house but also about the streets where they live in. I truly liked the town, a "detached" atmosphere I think
There is beauty to be found in every corner of Italy. Thanks for sharing Ric!
Glad you enjoyed it Jo Q! Indeed... Vico was truly a nice discovery for sure. I loved it. More tiny towns to come )
Thank you for sharing a very nice city walk tour!
Thanks for visiting
Thanks for this wonderful tour. Loving the old architecture in every turn and alley.
Thank you
TH-cam just reminded me that I missed this one. I'm glad I watched it, awesome town as others. Love the stone architecture, that can last forever. It looks like a lot of people own cars here and may have to walk a while to pick them up. Thanks for video.😳
Thank you Esther, loved Vico! Forgot about this walk... stunning place
Saludos! disfrutando como siempre de tus hermosos videos
Gracias Maria!
Very nice place to walk around ..the inhabitants seems to be rich enough..enjoyed watching it..thanks have a good weekend.
Thank You Dear Sudip. Happy you enjoyed it. I liked Vico very much too. Wish you also a nice weekend!
So Nice and Beautiful! AWESOME! Wonderful! Great Virtual Tour! 👍👍😊😊
Thank you very much!
I just got amazed on how they built most of the houses and building with very well carved stones rather than regular bricks. Also the pavement of every street has some kind of design. I think they were concerned in building a beautiful City. Well, they've got it.
Thanks for one more high quality video showing interesting details of this City.
Thank you Dear Ivan, agreed with you. I truly enjoyed Vico. Perhaps not a famous town per-se and quite unknown to tourists, but definitely worth a visit. I felt really well walking and pausing there during a weekend day.
its always so great to walk with you friend.. the ambiance is so good and walking in this area feels very satisfying. peaceful and very calm stroll in this beautiful place
Thank you dear Cris
Beautiful....thank you again
Glad you enjoyed it Kate
What a great wee wander. The streets here are so unique. Tremendous.
thanks
this is so awesome!!
thanks
It’s good to enjoy this video with coffee in the morning like it !
thanks!
very nice city walk tour
Thank You Dear Mihalis
Thank you!♥
You're welcome 김미영, glad you liked Vico
Been to Lazio several times, always a pleasure. Bel video.
Thank you Rick (being a Rick myself)), I love my region and I really would like to show most unusual little towns around. Some are pretty unknown unfortunately but I think they truly deserve to be seen. Glad you enjoyed being in Lazio 🙌
Wow its a very lovely old city. Thank you for share. Watching from Germany.
Danke Freund
I really do love the scenic elevated views of these old towns. Very picturesque indeed, and also learning about the history behind the historical buildings, monuments and ruins. Another fantastic tour that I enjoyed. Thanks again for sharing with us your virtual tours. Beautiful paintings inside the Church of St. Michael Archangel and stunning interior.
What a pleasure reading from you again dear A.C Lang. Very happy you enjoyed it, I found it a very relaxing town and very charming indeed. Still a lot to discover! Wishing you a nice weekend
wow beautiful italy
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Beautiful typical town of the region, love these walks, thanks for filming them. My family is from the Val di Comino and a town called Alvito about 50 minutes away, please please please do a video if you are ever around that part of the Frosinone province I miss it so much.
Thank You Stef and glad you enjoyed it! I'll try to reach also Alvito there, I'm planning future towns near Frosinone 🤞
Oh, wow, this is area is so beautiful with many hidden gems to explore :)
Thank you
bella città! mi porta nel medioevo! ottimo video come sempre!
Grazie mille Carlos, bellissima città davvero 🙌
É muito bom ver cidades da Itália através de seus vídeos, obrigado 💖💕💖
Obrigado Irene ! 🤞
Bellissimo!! Se ci avessi avvisato ti avremmo fatto trovare le Chiese aperte!! :)
Complimenti ancora.
A saperlo! Bellissima Vico. Ci andai la prima volta molti molti anni fa.. tornarci è stata una gioia. Spero di farla conoscere su TH-cam. Sono paesi che meritano di essere visti assolutamente. Non c'è solo Capri, Sorrento e le grandi città in Italia... L'idea del canale è proprio questa. Grazie del commento!
@@StillWanderer Grazie a te!. Se torni, avvisaci!! ;)
@@energyfitcombat246 👐✌️
Очень живописный городок! Поздравляю с семью тысячами подписчиков, красивая цифра, так держать!)
Лена, спасибо огромное. Рад снова прочитать от тебя) Рад, что понравилось. Я тоже нашел это действительно очаровательным. Очень милое место. Да невероятно знать о 7 тысячах! Все еще крошечный канал, но для меня он уже огромен)
@@StillWanderer совсем скоро будет и 10, радостно что твоё увлечение так нравится людям, думаю что тебе хочется еще больше снимать, только ограничения пока не позволяют.
@@elenka472 Я очень на это надеюсь, Лена, кто знает, действительно ли она снова вырастет. Да, наконец-то здесь мы стали свободнее, погода лучше, каждые выходные я буду стараться посещать другие интересные места. Хорошее приключение)
@@StillWanderer вырастет, я не сомневаюсь в этом, а в более отдаленные города ты сможешь поехать когда будет отпуск?
@@elenka472 Да, Лена, вроде бы теперь мы можем между "желтыми" регионами (классифицируют по цветам .. желтый - нормально, оранжевый и красный - заблокированы). Пока я буду в своем регионе Лацио, но, если все будет хорошо, этим летом я немного поеду в Южную Италию. У меня там есть друзья, и, если есть возможность, я бы хотел снять какой-нибудь город или поселок. Надеемся, это будет возможно!
Linda cidade, vias tão limpinhas, tudo bem cuidado. Acredito que quando amamos um lugar zelamos por ele. Mais um excelente passeio. Obrigada 🇧🇷🐾❤️
Concordo com você Jussara, achei a cidade muito bonita e tão distante no tempo ... vale a pena visitá-la com certeza. Tenha um bom fim de semana!
Riccardo, it would be interesting to see some of these walkways at night. It seems like there would be mysterious shadows. The streetlights seem far apart in some places. One person had an old toilet out on the street. Around here you sometimes see those used as planters to add a bit of whimsy to the garden.
Indeed Sharon, I'm sure it would have a different look altogether. I truly liked the town, a feeling of being out of time there
Hermoso pueblo medieval, es como viajar al pasado, me encantaría conocerlo, me llama la atención ver gatitos y no perritos. Gracias Riccardo de nuevo por llevarnos a tan bellos lugares, bonito inicio de semana. Saludos 🇲🇽 cuídate 🤗
Feliz que lo hayas disfrutado Lupita, estoy de acuerdo contigo, es como un paso atrás en el tiempo. De hecho, hay innumerables gatos en esos pueblos, siempre es divertido verlos, creo)
Ahora espero mostrar al menos 1 pequeña ciudad cada semana.
Te deseo una buena semana por delante !
Gracias Riccardo por contestar, siempre será interesante ver tus videos, los veré con gusto 🤗 🙂
Gracias a ti Lupita 😊
watching from usa-texas. one of your best. thank you. if i can ever return to rome, i will visit this place.
Thank you so much George, I wish I could visit Texas one day.. it's a dream I've had since years to travel all around the U.S.... who knows , one day. Gald you enjoyed it and planning to go there, it's definitely a different kind of a town, so "distant in time" in a way, very beautiful and well kept. I truly liked Vico. Wish you a nice weekend
super beau
Merci Cher Line 🤞
Nice town but not many cats 😄
Good to see more people out in the streets 👍❤️
True Angela)) cats were there nearby but quite shy in that town)
Another small interesting town to the explore. Do you ever wonder while you are walking what it must have been like in the long ago days, what the people were like etc. The Church of St. Rocco is very unusual shape, not like a church at all. Thanks again for sharing another great video 😊
Glad you enjoyed it Geraldine 🤞 Indeed , as a history lover I often wonder how it would have looked like. I truly liked Vico I must say. Very pretty place and a little out of ordinary. And church of St. Rocco,yeah quite unusual!
@@StillWanderer you are very fortunate to be living in a place with such beautiful places, art, music.
Thank You Geraldine 😊 pros and cons as always I guess!
I'm pleased to read the opening historical information. I wonder why the same cannot be found in any Wikipedia page about Vico. It's a real pity. A message to the authors: couldn't you do this job and update the wiki pages?
Ciao Tiberio, it was real hard to find information about Vico in fact... I had to search on different sources as there isn't much information around. I truly don't know how to use Wikipedia though (don't even know where to start!), but if somebody wants they can take the information from thus video and use them there. They were all copyright-free information (majority from the town hall information page).
Grazie per il messaggio
Vico è stupenda, vorrei tornarci a breve. Non abito lontano
Un saluto
Riccardo
@@StillWanderer
Ciao Riccardo, thanks a lot for answering (I keep using English for everybody else).
Indeed, I think the local community should do something to update the Wiki page with official and trusted historical info.
Saluti e complimenti per i tuoi video.
@@tiberiofanti Grazie mille Tiberio 🤞 bello sapere che a qualcuno possano piacere. Avevo anche idea di rinominare il canale su un tema simile a "Paesi dimenticati"... Chissà. Ormai sono affezionato a questo. Spero di continuare con questo hobby
great place very nice walk
Thanks!