All of this beautiful history lost in time. If these are never to be restored, someone should protect all these artifacts. Even the doors and hardware are treasures.
@@janetfranklin2223 Italy doesn't have a homeless problem. Families live together and they leave no one outside. This is one of the questions the rest of the world has about us. Why we don't care for our own and why we have old folks homes for our parents.
And stop trying to put people that can't even take care of themselves into elegant places like this .if they don't have respect in themselves they won't respect where they live.
@@janetfranklin2223 I wouldn’t let homeless people live there. They would trash it even more. Haven’t you seen how homeless people live? They trash everything. Every time I see a dirty homeless encampment I tell them just because you’re homeless doesn’t mean you can litter and trash your surroundings. Other people live around here. They have no respect for themselves or others.
@@janetfranklin2223 As I've said in many conversations when it has to do with a homeless people. There are hundreds of old world War II army camps that have been closed or partially closed. As you can imagine these camps recruited thousands upon thousands of young lads and if you knew anything about world War II it was huge. Each of these camps can house thousands of homeless people and can be ran as a town within themselves as a society. These army camps have everything that civilians enjoy in life. The only difference was you wore a uniform otherwise..... It's up to the politicians
Love your videos!!! My eye sees the decaying beauty, my mind's eye sees the original beauty - both are stunning. I dread seeing the furniture left behind, the craftsmanship makes my heart swoon!!!! Works of art left for the worms to consume.....
Greetings from Canada!! Newspapers over 100 years old, amazing. You are so right, Leslie, better than a museum. Thank you for inviting us all on your epic adventures each and every week.
The wall paintings are great examples of "trompe l'oeil ," a visual illusion in art, especially as used to trick the eye into perceiving a painted detail as a three-dimensional object. Beautiful old house. Thanks so much!
I did recognise the one painting that appeared to be a two-tiered fruit display set on a corner ...elaborate recession in an arch formation. Does anyone know something of the history? need more background please.
Man I don’t know how you find these amazing places! I am starting to get bored of exploration videos but your channel is the only one that still holds my interest very well done all the time! This one was just the best especially the ceilings of these amazing rooms! The detail is just incredible! Thanks for this!
The letter at minute 14:02 was written by a priest (Ernesto?) to a certain Mr Antonio, ant talks about a piece of land his nephew wants to sell. The piece of paper at minute 17:31 is a recipe for apple cider! :-)
Thank you for taking the time to show this beautiful piece of history. I am an art conservator and my partner and I are looking to retire in Italy in the next few years. I would love to find something like this to do a lot of consevation magic to. I would love to see a place like this brought back to life. Once again, thank you for showing us an incredible place where there is so much beauty.
I love this place! And it's so disturbing to see history go to waste. You are very lucky to be able to see such beautiful plane's like this one. Thanks for sharing 👍 with us
You are truly an old soul.I just love the way you narrate these videos and you are so cute the way you just adore everything.Keep bring these videos to life with your story telling and GOD Bless you.
The historic value of the 1905 and 1906 papers that are in such good shape. A shame that they cannot be given to a museum or library archive. The whole house with the detailed woodwork is just amazing.
I'm with you, Lesley....I absolutely LOVE the hand painted murals on the walls and ceilings, they're just stunning! And so many beautiful antiques left behind...such a shame, all they will do is rot up. It hurts my heart to think about it!
This is a beautiful palace. One way I can tell it's Italian are the frescos and the colors are still so vivid on the walls and doors. The ceilings are so decorative and beautiful. Thank you.
This is so sad. Such gorgeous and beautiful furniture. The architect and the magnificent murals on the ceilings. I too done understand why no one preserves it, even the country.
Another extraordinary visit, Lesley - amazing! As always, very respectfully presented, thank you! A couple of observations, if it helps. The first floor is the owner's accommodation (the 'piano nobile' in Italian); the end room was a Study, not a bedroom, with the small day-bed for siestas - you can see all the faded marks on the walls where the pictures used to hang. The Ground floor rooms would have been used for entertaining family/guests, with direct garden access. Interesting to see St George & the Dragon carved in several places, along with the winged horse, Pegasus. Down in the kitchen area, the built-in cupboards with metal grilles were not for keeping oven-ready animals/birds in, they were to keep food fresh, cool, and free of flies. The main Bedrooms had single beds, quite normal: it gets hot in Italy! In the wardrobe cupboard - they were not umbrellas, they were 'parasols' (sun shades). The floor above were all children's rooms, with single beds and children's pictures & paintings. The document referring to 'banca' was from a now busted Italian bank linked to the Vatican. Interesting possible link to the family who owned this property, perhaps - maybe someone could do some research? Let's keep the story going . . . .
Thank you Lesley and friends for another amazing explore of this Italian Palace! The ceilings are breathtaking, and the murals so beautiful! Its such a sin to see all this wonderful antique furniture left behind as well as all the art work.... Places like this need to be saved! Thank you again for this wonderful explore.. Keep healthy and safe in your travels my friend!
Now this place was a beauty, Italians have great taste in paintings and furniture and decorating. Thank you Leslie for a great video really enjoyed it. They must have had a couple maids because that is one huge place. Blessings. I loved the ceilings.
A very special place. Exceptional. Thankyou for showing us. Baby angels are called Cherubs. Hair clippers is what the hair cutters are called. They could be used for clipping beards too I think.
Another wonderful explore! I bet your parents are so proud of you! I love to listen to you talk about the things you find and how knowledgeable you are about how items were used or what they were for. I noticed you did this entire explore by yourself and did a great job doing it. I look forward to watching your videos. They are very interesting and it gives people like me a chance to see these beautiful places you go to as you share your experience with us. Thank you for showing respect and for not using bad language as you share your findings with us. We love you too!
I love this palace I could live there if I had the money bring all kids grandchildren great grandchildren I would really brighten it up lots of dancing laughing most of all love god bless stay safe 😋😋😋
Homes stay in the family names and stay in the family in Italy it's based on old Roman law! Now if the USA did this it eliminate homelessness because you always have a home to go to! Real estate laws are different there! Families lived longer in Italy Some people their homes have been in the family for hundreds of years some people get old and are the last ones like me I was born late and all the original family has passed away a long time ago So you find yourself alone ! So it's this way for a reason you always have a home to come to even though it maybe old and the land is there it's still your home !
@@susandunn8140 Unfortunately it's still in the family and cousins have the rights to it ONLY a family member can sell it off to non family rules are different in Italy
Oh my goodness! Another amazing exploration of a beautiful palace. I love the etchings on the mirror in the dining room, also on one of the headboards in a bedroom. Sad to view the decay. I love the way Leslie describes everything. Lovely place.
My heart is breaking! So sad to see all that beautiful things become neglected and no one can make use of them and left to rotten away. 😢😢☹️☹️ love the program. Xx keep up a good job.
One of the many things I appreciate about your videos is the respect you have for the places you visit. Exceptional work. Fantastisch! Thank you. Viel spas.
What a beautiful ceiling that palace had! Jordy and Lesley I would like one of you to lay on that floor and take a big picture of the ceiling so I can purchase that photo! 🤗 I love angels guys. Great job showing all the wonders of a home that has been lost in time!!❤️❤️❤️🙏
Such stunning fresco's (the paintings done on the walls and ceilings)! And your investigative skills in peeling back the layers of time, so we can have a peek into how their lives must have been! You are truly a gifted documentary film producer, and you should have your own television series! Although, that said, i would hate to have anyone try to change anything about how you work ! One last note, when you made the comment about the dining room, and said they "...probably sat around the table and talked to each other about their day..." And i just thought about how different things are today! Most people have their mobile phones in their faces, (parents too), and NO ONE TALKS TO EACH OTHER ANYMORE ! Anyone else notice that too ?
Thankyou Lesley again what a mesmerising magnificent old Palace you can imagine what it’s like on its hey days > love your voice the way you explain in details everything > those carpet you mention hanging on the wall are called tapestry and they’re gorgeous , pity that no one preserve these gorgeous old places they’re gone for ever as they don’t build it like that anymore . Cheers keep on doing your exploring we enjoyed watching it God bless ❤️❤️
😁👍🍃Lesley, you have again hit the Jackpot! With another beauty hideaway by nature, which is great. This is Mother Nature's way of protecting it from destructive vandals.🍃 Spectacular video done on this hidden gemstone. Couldn't decide, what to comment on, so I decided to just sit back and enjoy the visuals of it's beauty. That newspaper from 1903, explains the G. Schwechten Piano design, with the candlestick holders on the side goes back to 1901. G. schwechten Company have been fabricating their pianos since 1853. Thank you for the history and forgotten visuals.💕
I loved every minute of this one, as usual. My heart breaks for these people. It is so sad. I like the longer ones, we get to see what the richest people have. So gorgeous. Thank you for letting us follow you to this great adventure.
Young man you make going threw these beautiful mansions come to life. I watch as many as I can. I love the fact that you say you love us. No one leaves our home that we always say we love you be safe. Thank you so much. God bless 🙏🏻❤️🇺🇸
Wow! Incredible, the ceilings, the furniture all of it. Lesley, I really enjoyed this video, all that was missing was my popcorn. Will plan ahead for the next one. Thank you for another adventure. You are loved, take care and be safe.
What an epic find ! ! ! When you find these mansions so full of beautiful artifacts, architecture, and designs, I want to cry that they are not cared for. I surely loved this explore, thank you so much.
I know you don't want to steal, but all the furniture in these places are so worth saving! Even if it was sold and the money given to charity, at least they would not rot away! So sad to see it just go to waste!
In cases such as this it would be much lesser sin to steal and save than left to rot amazing craftsmanship and time workers spent to create this furniture.
It be wonderful to see this house restored. Love this house. Beautiful painted ceilings, the furniture 😍 Love the unique patterned floor. Really enjoyed watching this video. ❤️
Now I want the clouds and sky painting on my bedroom ceiling. Time stamp 7.11, to 8. 08. Amazing paintings and mozaic tilled room. Love that scene. Mmmm
I do interior design and I so enjoy seeing the attention (although decayed but beautiful) that was always so important in these homes. Thank you for preserving this. It’s an honor to support you.
A beautiful place, she had to work hard for it but had a good life and thanks for sharing. I do love the way you film and your voice. Greetings from the Netherlands
Super!! You did such a wonderful job of taking us on a tour. This was quite fascinating. Such beautiful adornment everywhere. The furniture is so elaborate. I love it. I just can not imagine living in a place that large. Thank you for sharing your wonderful finds. Sure appreciate it.
No words this place is exquisite. Beautiful this home should be preserved the craftsmanship here shows how much they enjoyed beauty. Thank you for the adventure. Until next time.
Solar energy ... drying clothes ... smart man 😊. They will smell wonderful. What an amazing explore. The architecture and ceiling paintings are so beautiful. The furniture is truly awesome. This would have made an awesome resort or hotel once the family no longer lived there.
Wow, the antique bedroom set in that powder blue bedroom blew my socks off! How GORGEOUS! I live on the West Coast of the USA, where the oldest home in our state wasn't built until the mid 1800's. Antique sets are difficult to find here, and when you do, they usually cost over a thousand dollars. The carved intricacy and beauty of that set was outstanding, and I truly appreciate being able to see it, made my day! You and your associates do a fabulous job of presenting these places and you're efforts are truly appreciated. ❤️ Keep up your outstanding work!
So sad, makes you wonder if the owner had no one to leave at least the contents to. It’s surprising no one has stolen the furniture. Thank you for being so respectful.
This is beautiful with the furniture and the wonderful ceilings. I would want to buy the twin beds and all the furniture that matched, just great. To bad it will all decay and then nothing left.. thank you, be safe and careful. Love your videos and you young man.
Love it. I wish you posted the former owners information. I always wondered who live there and what they did. You mentioned a lady was the last owner but not much information
OMG!!! Absolutely gorgeous!!! Makes me sooo sad that the family didn’t take time to come, go through all of this for pictures & mementos of their family 😔 The wood furniture, door casings as well as the phenomenal ceilings & floor tiles were irreplaceable 😔 All of the priceless dishes & momentous items that this palace contained. It breaks my heart that it is going to the elements😞 Thank you sooo very much for taking us on this magnificent adventure with you!!! Without you, we would never have gotten to experience this wonderful property! I love you for sharing this beautiful, epic adventure, you guys are amazing ❤️
It's possible partly superstition when someone passed they left it the way it was when they passed usually the door gets locked up forever! Notice the older pictures of Family in the older side of the house? Still old Roman belief is still around pre Christan old religion especially in more southern areas My family Included ! Someone passed the next born child inherits the name !
@@paperroses7615 Ohhh how interesting! Thank you for sharing this tradition! I certainly had never heard that. Still sad that it can’t at least be utilized by family & remembrance be made & respected by utilizing their relatives belongings😔 Thank you for educating me on this practice. Have learned a tradition from you Debi❤️
@@jilldavis7229 My Family home is there and now that I am older I'm planning to live there So see there's a permanent home always if a member of the family needs it unlike the USA I'm so glad that the old Roman law is still in use for thousands of years It stays in the family! My boyfriend's mom is from Sicily and she passed away three years ago they immediately locked the door of her bedroom nobody is allowed to go in there ever again it's based out of beliefs from old Roman times when they were into believing the old religions and superstitions it's like the person is still there in the house and my boyfriend and his sister still talk to their mother in the house like she's still there I wasn't raised this way in an Italian family this is mostly Southern beliefs but in some Northern Italians do believe it and practice it if you look where he's walking and you look on all the dressers and you see the old pictures those are old ants and uncles and Grandma and Grandpa's from the 1800s and they were living on that side of the house and they just never took care of it notice the difference between one side of the house where the lady was living and the older side were the older relatives were living big difference the pictures tell it all
I will be very appreciative to find what my family may still have in the house and have a connection with my great-grandparents and my great-uncles and aunts I just hope what was supposed to be there is still there this is why it isn't going to go to waste and you shouldn't feel bad about it but I will be very appreciative and feel at home my ancestral home this is why it's important to not feel bad about all this wasting to the Italians it's their life everything they worked for if it rots it rots it's their choice but it's I hope that everything is the way it was left and the way my grandfather told me it was left and one of the biggest treasures that he said was there when he left is still there that's important that's part of family and that's why again nobody should feel bad or whatever they're feeling just because they'd like to have that furniture they have to understand that's not theirs in the first place and then it could mean something to somebody in that family that permanently owns that land by Italian law
@@paperroses7615 Debi- I am sooo very happy that you have found your family’s ancestral home!!! Yes, I am sooo very happy that you are going to move in & appreciate your ancestral home! I am sooo very glad that it is not going to go to waste!!! Thank you for explaining about cultural customs of some & their beliefs. That explains something that I knew nothing about! I look at it as such a waste as we treasure & save our ancestors belongings! It gives us fond memories of them as we see & utilize these beautiful things of theirs!!! Thank you for sharing this belief of others cultural customs! I have been educated! May you enjoy & be blessed by your ancestral home ❤️
What a wonderful trip with your Dad. Many great memories. You are blessed that your Dad loves you and wants to spend time with you. Thanks for making this video. I am awake at 3:30am watching this....well worth it.
Oventhe quiet peaceful music that you accompany your videos with. You show so much respect for the places you explore. I enjoy the stories you create for the families!
Another winner. I love watching your videos. You do such a good job narrating what you're seeing. The ceilings in that place are gorgeous. I would love to be able to see some of those places in person. You're the best. The religious artifacts amaze me. I, too, am not a Christian and I have a hard time trying to understand someone being so dominated by a religion. But to each his own.
Hi Lesley, what a fabulous palace, the ceilings were stunning and the wooden beds were also beautiful. What an amazing find and with some really cool history attached too. Thank you for sharing, much love to you & Jordy. xx💖🤘
This house definitely used to belong a noble family , many guestrooms very rich furnished by good sets of furniture somewhere between 1860-1900 . And the part where people lived the last years that it was inhabited is already furnished in fifties and sixties with the typical style of hose years . So interesting! Thank you for your really breath taking explorings! Hope you´ll continue with that , and the most interesting is to see such big mensions and castles of some important families of the past time that were making our history, our culture that we have now and the architecture and design as well as their life habits . THANKS!
I've watched 4 or 5 of your videos so far and this is the first place that actually has any STYLE as well as genuine craftsmanship. You might want to get hold of a furniture guide and learn some of the basic names of furniture - like the "settee" described as made out of "shares" which by now I KNOW you are aware are pronounced CH(AIRS). If you're going to do this repeat guided tour, repeating the same words and descriptions over and over with every house you visit, you may as well get it right. I love that you respect the property even in its abandoned state, and that you take precautions and watch where you step, and how you enter and leave. A shame that - as you pointed out, woodworm have already begun destroying what is there, and that what we are seeing will not remain in such good condition for much longer. Thanks, for the opportunity to see it before it disappears, forever.
Beautiful palace. Hubby and I sit and watch all your videos. It would be so cool to have seen this palace in it's former glory. Take care,be safe and stay well! Chris and Dave
WOW so beautiful. I hated for it to end. I could spend a week there and still want to see more.!!,I wish u had opened more cabinets and drawers,,I pray someone goes in there or buys the property and saves all those antiques , they are worth a small fortune..Ur doing a great job, thank u for the treasures u bring us,,,,,,,,,,,
Where can we learn more about these places? We want to research it, perhaps invest! The ‘awe’ is in the backstory, which you never seem to know enough about!!
17:25 "Press the apples with the machine ("torchio") and get the sidro. Put it into the jugs ("damigiane"). Leave it 4 or 5 days and then filter it carefully ("attenzione") leaving the sediment on the bottom of the jugs". Then it speaks of alcohol percentage and sugar. It's the recipe of the cider. Sweet memories. Bellissimo video!
Thank you, Lesley! Your videos are so soothing. I'm Italian and happy to help: 1. The letter you found in the closet (with the glasses and pictures on top) is actually a recipe for apple cider :) 2. The paper in the office is not a school certificate but shares and the certificate is from a bank called "Banco Ambrosiano"
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All of this beautiful history lost in time. If these are never to be restored, someone should protect all these artifacts. Even the doors and hardware are treasures.
That’s what I was thinking. I would hate to see it ransacked. It’s beautiful
@@janetfranklin2223 Italy doesn't have a homeless problem. Families live together and they leave no one outside. This is one of the questions the rest of the world has about us. Why we don't care for our own and why we have old folks homes for our parents.
And stop trying to put people that can't even take care of themselves into elegant places like this .if they don't have respect in themselves they won't respect where they live.
@@janetfranklin2223 I wouldn’t let homeless people live there. They would trash it even more. Haven’t you seen how homeless people live? They trash everything. Every time I see a dirty homeless encampment I tell them just because you’re homeless doesn’t mean you can litter and trash your surroundings. Other people live around here. They have no respect for themselves or others.
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As I've said in many conversations when it has to do with a homeless people. There are hundreds of old world War II army camps that have been closed or partially closed. As you can imagine these camps recruited thousands upon thousands of young lads and if you knew anything about world War II it was huge. Each of these camps can house thousands of homeless people and can be ran as a town within themselves as a society.
These army camps have everything that civilians enjoy in life. The only difference was you wore a uniform otherwise.....
It's up to the politicians
Love your videos!!! My eye sees the decaying beauty, my mind's eye sees the original beauty - both are stunning. I dread seeing the furniture left behind, the craftsmanship makes my heart swoon!!!! Works of art left for the worms to consume.....
Greetings from Canada!! Newspapers over 100 years old, amazing. You are so right, Leslie, better than a museum. Thank you for inviting us all on your epic adventures each and every week.
The wall paintings are great examples of "trompe l'oeil
," a visual illusion in art, especially as used to trick the eye into perceiving a painted detail as a three-dimensional object. Beautiful old house. Thanks so much!
Our pleasure ☺️
@@BrosOfDecay yes you've got the most awesome job and these places are amazing 👏 😀
I did recognise the one painting that appeared to be a two-tiered fruit display set on a corner ...elaborate recession in an arch formation. Does anyone know something of the history? need more background please.
Man I don’t know how you find these amazing places! I am starting to get bored of exploration videos but your channel is the only one that still holds my interest very well done all the time! This one was just the best especially the ceilings of these amazing rooms! The detail is just incredible! Thanks for this!
I agree with other such videos being tiresome. This one is always honest and direct. His enthusiasm is contagious.
I always wonder why a family would leave and never come back. And why leave everything behind? So much expensive stuff!
This place is gorgeous! The artists that worked there were truly amazing! From the flore to the celing are done with such care it's just wonderful!
There is so much art in this place. The wall & ceiling paintings, the fireplaces, the mosaics, the fabric design. Works of art. Wonderful.
Just a Wonderfull place ☺️❤️
@@BrosOfDecay Yes. It is a delight.
The letter at minute 14:02 was written by a priest (Ernesto?) to a certain Mr Antonio, ant talks about a piece of land his nephew wants to sell. The piece of paper at minute 17:31 is a recipe for apple cider! :-)
Hmmm... what is in the recipe? 😂
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THANK YOU FOR THAT.
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Thank you for taking the time to show this beautiful piece of history. I am an art conservator and my partner and I are looking to retire in Italy in the next few years. I would love to find something like this to do a lot of consevation magic to. I would love to see a place like this brought back to life.
Once again, thank you for showing us an incredible place where there is so much beauty.
Dood show us the pictures! We would love to see them like you are. Take more time and make your adventures longer! please please please 🙏
Same here i wish hed concentrate more on some specifics and leave the non essential
THANKYOU BOTH FOR BEING A CHANNEL WHO HAS RESPECT AND COMPASSION. ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS ARE DONE WITH TASTE.
Thank you very much Margie ☺️🙏
It just kills me to see such a beautiful place and all the gorgeous antiques left to decay. I would love to have those antiques!!!!
I love this place! And it's so disturbing to see history go to waste. You are very lucky to be able to see such beautiful plane's like this one. Thanks for sharing 👍 with us
You are truly an old soul.I just love the way you narrate these videos and you are so cute the way you just adore everything.Keep bring these videos to life with your story telling and GOD Bless you.
The historic value of the 1905 and 1906 papers that are in such good shape. A shame that they cannot be given to a museum or library archive. The whole house with the detailed woodwork is just amazing.
The whole house should be a museum 😳
Incredible how you tell the story of the people very masculine voice but so gentle great job
Thank you ❤️
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Yes! Extremely well done 👏
Yes, but his commentary is only guess work, or stating the obvious - better to say nothing i think.
I'm with you, Lesley....I absolutely LOVE the hand painted murals on the walls and ceilings, they're just stunning! And so many beautiful antiques left behind...such a shame, all they will do is rot up. It hurts my heart to think about it!
This is a beautiful palace. One way I can tell it's Italian are the frescos and the colors are still so vivid on the walls and doors. The ceilings are so decorative and beautiful. Thank you.
Y'all are the cutest! 💕 I'm in Texas, USA and thoroughly enjoy your adventures full of history and great videos. Y'all have a fantastic life!
Thank you veryyy much Sheila ☺️❤️
You didn’t even have to say you’re from Texas, we could tell with your opening word...Y’all! 😉
They are cute well mannered young gentleman! Kudos to your Mother! I will let you check my family home out when I get there! Before I clean it up!
This is so sad. Such gorgeous and beautiful furniture. The architect and the magnificent murals on the ceilings. I too done understand why no one preserves it, even the country.
I love how much you appreciate the beauty and the history in these old places. You are alwAys so respectful to them.
I would love to have seen this Palace when it was young ! I really enjoyed this video. Thank you.
I am so glad you found . This big gorgeous mansion . Sad that it's left . To deteriorate . Hope somebody buys and restores it . Have a great evening .
EXplomo: The Italian House is incredible! Thank you so. Much! Teresa
Another extraordinary visit, Lesley - amazing! As always, very respectfully presented, thank you! A couple of observations, if it helps. The first floor is the owner's accommodation (the 'piano nobile' in Italian); the end room was a Study, not a bedroom, with the small day-bed for siestas - you can see all the faded marks on the walls where the pictures used to hang. The Ground floor rooms would have been used for entertaining family/guests, with direct garden access. Interesting to see St George & the Dragon carved in several places, along with the winged horse, Pegasus. Down in the kitchen area, the built-in cupboards with metal grilles were not for keeping oven-ready animals/birds in, they were to keep food fresh, cool, and free of flies.
The main Bedrooms had single beds, quite normal: it gets hot in Italy! In the wardrobe cupboard - they were not umbrellas, they were 'parasols' (sun shades). The floor above were all children's rooms, with single beds and children's pictures & paintings.
The document referring to 'banca' was from a now busted Italian bank linked to the Vatican. Interesting possible link to the family who owned this property, perhaps - maybe someone could do some research? Let's keep the story going . . . .
Wow all that amazing woodwork just left behind, what a sad waste.
Great video guys, keep it up!
Thank you Lesley and friends for another amazing explore of this Italian Palace! The ceilings are breathtaking, and the murals so beautiful! Its such a sin to see all this wonderful antique furniture left behind as well as all the art work.... Places like this need to be saved! Thank you again for this wonderful explore.. Keep healthy and safe in your travels my friend!
Now this place was a beauty, Italians have great taste in paintings and furniture and decorating. Thank you Leslie for a great video really enjoyed it. They must have had a couple maids because that is one huge place. Blessings. I loved the ceilings.
In the chapel and a bedroom where you mention "praying beads", each string or chain of those is called a rosary.
A very special place. Exceptional. Thankyou for showing us. Baby angels are called Cherubs. Hair clippers is what the hair cutters are called. They could be used for clipping beards too I think.
I adored those hair clippers
Stunning house. Thank you for the tour while it is still mostly intact.
The painting ceiling is sooo beautiful... Took my breath away
Another wonderful explore! I bet your parents are so proud of you! I love to listen to you talk about the things you find and how knowledgeable you are about how items were used or what they were for. I noticed you did this entire explore by yourself and did a great job doing it. I look forward to watching your videos. They are very interesting and it gives people like me a chance to see these beautiful places you go to as you share your experience with us. Thank you for showing respect and for not using bad language as you share your findings with us. We love you too!
Your enthusiasm is contagious. You make it fun to explore with you.Thank you.
I just love this living room. I feel sad to see this kind of abandoned places left behind.
I love this palace I could live there if I had the money bring all kids grandchildren great grandchildren I would really brighten it up lots of dancing laughing most of all love god bless stay safe 😋😋😋
Yea that's true.
Homes stay in the family names and stay in the family in Italy it's based on old Roman law! Now if the USA did this it eliminate homelessness because you always have a home to go to! Real estate laws are different there! Families lived longer in Italy Some people their homes have been in the family for hundreds of years some people get old and are the last ones like me I was born late and all the original family has passed away a long time ago So you find yourself alone ! So it's this way for a reason you always have a home to come to even though it maybe old and the land is there it's still your home !
@@susandunn8140 Unfortunately it's still in the family and cousins have the rights to it ONLY a family member can sell it off to non family rules are different in Italy
Wow, beautiful! loved the ceilings and beautiful furniture, thanks for preserving thru video!
Oh my goodness! Another amazing exploration of a beautiful palace. I love the etchings on the mirror in the dining room, also on one of the headboards in a bedroom. Sad to view the decay. I love the way Leslie describes everything. Lovely place.
Our pleasure Cindy!
My heart is breaking! So sad to see all that beautiful things become neglected and no one can make use of them and left to rotten away. 😢😢☹️☹️ love the program. Xx keep up a good job.
One of the many things I appreciate about your videos is the respect you have for the places you visit. Exceptional work. Fantastisch! Thank you. Viel spas.
Thank you very much!
What a beautiful ceiling that palace had! Jordy and Lesley I would like one of you to lay on that floor and take a big picture of the ceiling so I can purchase that photo! 🤗 I love angels guys. Great job showing all the wonders of a home that has been lost in time!!❤️❤️❤️🙏
Just Beautiful, the craftmanship of the furniture and the art on the walls and ceiling are epic, you sadly don't see that anymore in newer houses
Very beautiful 👍👍💕💕. Thanks for sharing
🍭SWEET🍭Beautiful Furniture! The old, old newspapers were a great find & in such good condition too!! Thank you for a very interesting tour! 💖ML💖🌞🌲🌲🌲
Oh my lord the ceiling with tje angles and the cherry tree. Just DEVINE
Beautiful house really nice furniture shame its just abandoned no family to look after it great explore once again thanks for sharing take care xx
Thank you Karen for that comment ❤️
Such stunning fresco's (the paintings done on the walls and ceilings)!
And your investigative skills in peeling back the layers of time, so we can have a peek into how their lives must have been! You are truly a gifted documentary film producer, and you should have your own television series! Although, that said, i would hate to have anyone try to change anything about how you work !
One last note, when you made the comment about the dining room, and said they "...probably sat around the table and talked to each other about their day..." And i just thought about how different things are today! Most people have their mobile phones in their faces, (parents too), and NO ONE TALKS TO EACH OTHER ANYMORE ! Anyone else notice that too ?
Incredible! This makes me miss my grandmother, and long for Italy, but I loved every second of it.
Thankyou Lesley again what a mesmerising magnificent old Palace you can imagine what it’s like on its hey days > love your voice the way you explain in details everything > those carpet you mention hanging on the wall are called tapestry and they’re gorgeous , pity that no one preserve these gorgeous old places they’re gone for ever as they don’t build it like that anymore . Cheers keep on doing your exploring we enjoyed watching it God bless ❤️❤️
Thank you Elsie, this gets me aswell every time that nobody will do anything with this place 😔
😁👍🍃Lesley, you have again hit the Jackpot! With another beauty hideaway by nature, which is great. This is Mother Nature's way of protecting it from destructive vandals.🍃 Spectacular video done on this hidden gemstone. Couldn't decide, what to comment on, so I decided to just sit back and enjoy the visuals of it's beauty. That newspaper from 1903, explains the G. Schwechten Piano design, with the candlestick holders on the side goes back to 1901. G. schwechten Company have been fabricating their pianos since 1853. Thank you for the history and forgotten visuals.💕
Thank you very much Elizabeth ☺️❤️
I loved every minute of this one, as usual. My heart breaks for these people. It is so sad. I like the longer ones, we get to see
what the richest people have. So gorgeous. Thank you for letting us follow you to this great adventure.
Lovely to hear Cheryl ☺️❤️
You guys are fantastic, my wife and I really look forward to your next find. They just keep getting better and better. Stay safe and stay healthy.
Our deepest pleasure ☺️❤️
Young man you make going threw these beautiful mansions come to life. I watch as many as I can. I love the fact that you say you love us. No one leaves our home that we always say we love you be safe. Thank you so much. God bless 🙏🏻❤️🇺🇸
I'm absolutely take away. With how beautiful and amazing this is. It takes my breath away thank you for sharing this jem thank you very much
My pleasure Ally ☺️❤️
love the fact you give some history about this and about people who lived there ..makes it seem more real
Beautiful! I love all of these adventures!! My imagination runs wild. 💕
Fabulous find ,it’s amazing beautiful,thank you both ,one of my favourite places you have been to ,stay safe lv Ann uk
That first mural down stairs was GORGEOUS!
The ceilings are absolutely gorgeous!!!!
Wow! Incredible, the ceilings, the furniture all of it. Lesley, I really enjoyed this video, all that was missing was my popcorn. Will plan ahead for the next one. Thank you for another adventure. You are loved, take care and be safe.
What an epic find ! ! ! When you find these mansions so full of beautiful artifacts, architecture, and designs, I want to cry that they are not cared for. I surely loved this explore, thank you so much.
Thank you Suzanne!
I know you don't want to steal, but all the furniture in these places are so worth saving! Even if it was sold and the money given to charity, at least they would not rot away! So sad to see it just go to waste!
I always think of this too!
In cases such as this it would be much lesser sin to steal and save than left to rot amazing craftsmanship and time workers spent to create this furniture.
CroHeritage3D I really agree,it would be saving it really ,not so much stealing because like you said it’s just gonna rot away!!Some a shame !!
Please pick up plates & dishes that are on the floor.
Sorry I always leave everything how I find it
It be wonderful to see this house restored. Love this house. Beautiful painted ceilings, the furniture 😍 Love the unique patterned floor. Really enjoyed watching this video. ❤️
Now I want the clouds and sky painting on my bedroom ceiling. Time stamp 7.11, to 8. 08. Amazing paintings and mozaic tilled room. Love that scene. Mmmm
Thank you very much Maria ❤️
I do interior design and I so enjoy seeing the attention (although decayed but beautiful) that was always so important in these homes. Thank you for preserving this. It’s an honor to support you.
Our pleasure Cheryl ☺️☺️
A beautiful place, she had to work hard for it but had a good life and thanks for sharing. I do love the way you film and your voice. Greetings from the Netherlands
Heel erg bedankt Jennifer voor dit leuk berichtje 😊😘
It's so beautiful! I'm sitting down whit a cup of chocolate in my hand watching your beautiful videos .
Super!! You did such a wonderful job of taking us on a tour. This was quite fascinating. Such beautiful adornment everywhere. The furniture is so elaborate. I love it. I just can not imagine living in a place that large. Thank you for sharing your wonderful finds. Sure appreciate it.
Thank you Leona, I could not imagine that either!
The architecture is incredible. Ceilings are mind-blowing! Absolutely breathtaking
Bellissima, ancora piena "per fortuna "di oggetti, dipinti, e la barca,il mosaico....bella bella,...bravo tu😊
Absolutely fabulous! Those frescos/wall murals are unbelievable. What great artistry. I salute the artists and craftsmen.
Not often you hear urban explorers say, "Okay-- grab your popcorn." Must be a good one. 😀
No words this place is exquisite. Beautiful this home should be preserved the craftsmanship here shows how much they enjoyed beauty. Thank you for the adventure. Until next time.
Solar energy ... drying clothes ... smart man 😊. They will smell wonderful.
What an amazing explore. The architecture and ceiling paintings are so beautiful. The furniture is truly awesome. This would have made an awesome resort or hotel once the family no longer lived there.
Hahah they where dry and smelled amazing 🤭❤️
O my God absolutely beautiful especially the furniture such a huge palace tks Leslie God bless u and a Happy 2021
Wow, the antique bedroom set in that powder blue bedroom blew my socks off! How GORGEOUS! I live on the West Coast of the USA, where the oldest home in our state wasn't built until the mid 1800's. Antique sets are difficult to find here, and when you do, they usually cost over a thousand dollars. The carved intricacy and beauty of that set was outstanding, and I truly appreciate being able to see it, made my day! You and your associates do a fabulous job of presenting these places and you're efforts are truly appreciated. ❤️ Keep up your outstanding work!
Beautiful, beautiful ceiling and chairs in the gold room!!!!
So sad, makes you wonder if the owner had no one to leave at least the contents to. It’s surprising no one has stolen the furniture. Thank you for being so respectful.
This is beautiful with the furniture and the wonderful ceilings. I would want to buy the twin beds and all the furniture that matched, just great. To bad it will all decay and then nothing left.. thank you, be safe and careful. Love your videos and you young man.
Love it. I wish you posted the former owners information. I always wondered who live there and what they did. You mentioned a lady was the last owner but not much information
OMG!!! Absolutely gorgeous!!! Makes me sooo sad that the family didn’t take time to come, go through all of this for pictures & mementos of their family 😔 The wood furniture, door casings as well as the phenomenal ceilings & floor tiles were irreplaceable 😔 All of the priceless dishes & momentous items that this palace contained. It breaks my heart that it is going to the elements😞 Thank you sooo very much for taking us on this magnificent adventure with you!!! Without you, we would never have gotten to experience this wonderful property! I love you for sharing this beautiful, epic adventure, you guys are amazing ❤️
It's possible partly superstition when someone passed they left it the way it was when they passed usually the door gets locked up forever! Notice the older pictures of Family in the older side of the house? Still old Roman belief is still around pre Christan old religion especially in more southern areas My family Included ! Someone passed the next born child inherits the name !
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Ohhh how interesting! Thank you for sharing this tradition! I certainly had never heard that. Still sad that it can’t at least be utilized by family & remembrance be made & respected by utilizing their relatives belongings😔
Thank you for educating me on this practice. Have learned a tradition from you Debi❤️
@@jilldavis7229 My Family home is there and now that I am older I'm planning to live there So see there's a permanent home always if a member of the family needs it unlike the USA I'm so glad that the old Roman law is still in use for thousands of years It stays in the family! My boyfriend's mom is from Sicily and she passed away three years ago they immediately locked the door of her bedroom nobody is allowed to go in there ever again it's based out of beliefs from old Roman times when they were into believing the old religions and superstitions it's like the person is still there in the house and my boyfriend and his sister still talk to their mother in the house like she's still there I wasn't raised this way in an Italian family this is mostly Southern beliefs but in some Northern Italians do believe it and practice it if you look where he's walking and you look on all the dressers and you see the old pictures those are old ants and uncles and Grandma and Grandpa's from the 1800s and they were living on that side of the house and they just never took care of it notice the difference between one side of the house where the lady was living and the older side were the older relatives were living big difference the pictures tell it all
I will be very appreciative to find what my family may still have in the house and have a connection with my great-grandparents and my great-uncles and aunts I just hope what was supposed to be there is still there this is why it isn't going to go to waste and you shouldn't feel bad about it but I will be very appreciative and feel at home my ancestral home this is why it's important to not feel bad about all this wasting to the Italians it's their life everything they worked for if it rots it rots it's their choice but it's I hope that everything is the way it was left and the way my grandfather told me it was left and one of the biggest treasures that he said was there when he left is still there that's important that's part of family and that's why again nobody should feel bad or whatever they're feeling just because they'd like to have that furniture they have to understand that's not theirs in the first place and then it could mean something to somebody in that family that permanently owns that land by Italian law
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Debi- I am sooo very happy that you have found your family’s ancestral home!!! Yes, I am sooo very happy that you are going to move in & appreciate your ancestral home! I am sooo very glad that it is not going to go to waste!!! Thank you for explaining about cultural customs of some & their beliefs. That explains something that I knew nothing about! I look at it as such a waste as we treasure & save our ancestors belongings! It gives us fond memories of them as we see & utilize these beautiful things of theirs!!! Thank you for sharing this belief of others cultural customs! I have been educated! May you enjoy & be blessed by your ancestral home ❤️
What a wonderful trip with your Dad. Many great memories. You are blessed that your Dad loves you and wants to spend time with you. Thanks for making this video. I am awake at 3:30am watching this....well worth it.
Is it me or is that Christmas music playing in the background...oh holy night.
Yes it is 😂
The music fits
@@BrosOfDecayyou said you’re not Christian. The music is definitely Christian. About the holy night our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ was born 🥰🥰🥰
Oventhe quiet peaceful music that you accompany your videos with. You show so much respect for the places you explore. I enjoy the stories you create for the families!
At minute 42:02, the wooden thing that seems a sledge, was put into the bed with embers inside, to heat up the bed.
Beautiful Italian made furniture antiques just beautiful. I hope the family preserves some of this stuff.
Another winner. I love watching your videos. You do such a good job narrating what you're seeing. The ceilings in that place are gorgeous. I would love to be able to see some of those places in person. You're the best. The religious artifacts amaze me. I, too, am not a Christian and I have a hard time trying to understand someone being so dominated by a religion. But to each his own.
Hi Lesley, what a fabulous palace, the ceilings were stunning and the wooden beds were also beautiful. What an amazing find and with some really cool history attached too. Thank you for sharing, much love to you & Jordy. xx💖🤘
Our pleasure Sue ☺️❤️
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Omg ,wow. Another great find. I loved everything about this video . Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure ☺️❤️
This house definitely used to belong a noble family , many guestrooms very rich furnished by good sets of furniture somewhere between 1860-1900 . And the part where people lived the last years that it was inhabited is already furnished in fifties and sixties with the typical style of hose years . So interesting! Thank you for your really breath taking explorings! Hope you´ll continue with that , and the most interesting is to see such big mensions and castles of some important families of the past time that were making our history, our culture that we have now and the architecture and design as well as their life habits . THANKS!
Love the dry cleaned cloths in the closet. I bet if you took the cloths out of the plastic you could wear them today .. fresh from the dry cleaners.
I've watched 4 or 5 of your videos so far and this is the first place that actually has any STYLE as well as genuine craftsmanship. You might want to get hold of a furniture guide and learn some of the basic names of furniture - like the "settee" described as made out of "shares" which by now I KNOW you are aware are pronounced CH(AIRS). If you're going to do this repeat guided tour, repeating the same words and descriptions over and over with every house you visit, you may as well get it right. I love that you respect the property even in its abandoned state, and that you take precautions and watch where you step, and how you enter and leave. A shame that - as you pointed out, woodworm have already begun destroying what is there, and that what we are seeing will not remain in such good condition for much longer. Thanks, for the opportunity to see it before it disappears, forever.
thank you for taking your time to show the beauty of peoples lives. I would like to see more of the china designs .
Will give you some more views next time ❤️
Beautiful palace. Hubby and I sit and watch all your videos. It would be so cool to have seen this palace in it's former glory. Take care,be safe and stay well! Chris and Dave
Awesome to hear that you enjoy the videos
WOW so beautiful. I hated for it to end. I could spend a week there and still want to see more.!!,I wish u had opened more cabinets and drawers,,I pray someone goes in there or buys the property and saves all those antiques , they are worth a small fortune..Ur doing a great job, thank u for the treasures u bring us,,,,,,,,,,,
My deepest pleasure ☺️❤️
In Italy it stays in the family the property and the rotting furniture ! Only the relatives can claim it
This is GEORGEOUS! One of the most beautiful things I love to see are the staircases and all the ornate wood carvings on doors and ceilings.
Thank you for sharing. It’s a shame to let such a beautiful place to slowly decay away. Think of all the memories lost in time. Great video!! 👍🏼
Truely a shame thanks for watching Gina ❤️
Where can we learn more about these places? We want to research it, perhaps invest! The ‘awe’ is in the backstory, which you never seem to know enough about!!
17:25 "Press the apples with the machine ("torchio") and get the sidro. Put it into the jugs ("damigiane"). Leave it 4 or 5 days and then filter it carefully ("attenzione") leaving the sediment on the bottom of the jugs". Then it speaks of alcohol percentage and sugar. It's the recipe of the cider. Sweet memories. Bellissimo video!
Even the old windows are awesome!
This place should be a museum! You sure don't see things like that where I am at. That painted ceiling at 11:19 is absolutely gorgeous!
It should be for sure!
Great video. I love the Italy adventures. I was in Italy in 2006. Such a beautiful country full of history. Stay safe
Thank you, Lesley! Your videos are so soothing. I'm Italian and happy to help:
1. The letter you found in the closet (with the glasses and pictures on top) is actually a recipe for apple cider :)
2. The paper in the office is not a school certificate but shares and the certificate is from a bank called "Banco Ambrosiano"