Italy from Above - Beautiful Flying Journeys from Caserta to Tivoli (HD)
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- The next Episode of the rich sites and culture of Italy! We'd love to know what your impressions of these places are...
This time we fly Caserta, Azio, and Cassino. We then explore Rome and the wonderful ruins and architecture there, such as the Colosseum, the Forum, Piazza Navona, and the Palatine Hill.
We check out Vatican City, before ending our journey in Tivoli.
Great if you're planning a visit, or even if you want to learn more about Italy.
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Viva l'Italia 🇮🇹❤
Mille grazie da un Italiano.
This area is well known to my partner and me. We have walked the long garden at Caserta and enjoyed the magnificent English Garden at the top. On the hill above is Caserta-Vecchia, with its ancient cathedral; and with wonderful pizzerias perched on the cliff-edge, from where you can look down over the plain toward Vesuvius. At night, it is as though a sack of jewels has been tipped onto the vast plain. Subiaco and Tivoli are both well worth visiting: the former as the first Monastery of the Benedictine Order of Monks; whilst Tivoli has three major gardens. Thank you for this wonderful nostalgic trip!
For ever ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
Italy is the best 🇮🇹👍
Ciao, bellissimo posto nel mondo
Italy is so beautifully and full of tourist attractions !
My Italy ❤️
True! Rome is eternal.
NO PLACE IN THE WORLD IS LIKE ROME..IT IS TRULY THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CITY IN THE WORLD FOR MANY REASON. .UNIQUE.
Great video, I'm so happy to see it, 25 min was like 2 min. Thank you.
Italy... love
Stunningly beautiful aerial scenes and enlightening documentary! Thank you for sharing.
Hello new my friend! Wow, beautiful video, thank you for your sharing this video. 10.000 like for you.
I need to go back to Rome again. And need to go to Tivoli. Exquisite places, all!
Beautiful voice
citta'eterna,con bellezze architettoniche dai tempi prima di Cristo ad oggi.
It was the Poles who conquered the Monte Cassino monastery. 3,000 Poles were wounded in this battle, and 1,000 were killed and buried next to the Monte Cassino monastry.
Giusto. Onore a loro.
Compliments to the authors and speakerman of this film. It`s the edgest near excellence,never seen such a premium tube ! THIS is absolutely more exciting than 100 Oscars of the accademy . Thanx for being us, the pubblic, awarded by your wonderful job. Many greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina .
What amazing video, didn't know half of this existed and I've been to Rome 3 times. Maybe because Italy has such a splendid history the spans more than 2500 years but they barely upkeep and promote so many amazing attractions.
The VIlla Aldobrandi and Caserta would be major tourists attractions in any other European country, massive upkeep and tourist experience, in Italy they look neglected and not even significant tourist attractions. Even Monte Cassion Abby, should much more famous, for it's beauty, location, history incuding in WW2.
Brilliant narration is great. Very informative video
I need to go back to Rome. And I need to go to Tivoli. Exquisite places, all!
A brilliant documentary all credit to everyone involved, very interesting please make more thank you very much, regards and respect to you.
A wonderful and perfectly commentated video. Thank you.
So beautiful Italy 🇮🇹
My dreams and hope someday I can make it to see the city Rome
Zeer mooi ,ooit wil ik graag nog een trip maken door dit wonderlijk land!
La bella Italia. :D
HollywoodFan21 ( Luis Villavicencio ) what is the name of soundtrack used in this Vdo when rome is introduced.
help me
Absolutely beautifully orchestrated! Thank You for sharing,,,,
Bellissimo! Grazie!
Just a note, Cassino was not used as a strong point until after the allies did their massive and utterly ineffective air raid that reduced it to ruins. Then the paratroopers occupied the ruins turning it into a fortress. Prior to that the Germans evacuated all the monks and the priceless treasures to the Vatican using needed supply trucks and in a weird quirk, every single piece and treasure, including the Italian National Art Collection was accounted for with nothing being stolen or destroyed despite allied air attacks.
A marvellous video which i have ever seen!!!!a lot of thanks...
That's wonderful 😊
caserta most beautiful place to visit i.am very familiar with it tony australia
Beautifully done. Completely bowled over.
One hundred stars for your lovely videos - great voice over as well !
我去了Caserta 2 years before. The fountain is very impressive and magnificent.
Stupendo!! Riprese ottime! Video meraviglioso! Complimenti!!
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing this video about one of my favorite countries.
So beautiful
Thanks for all your beautiful videos !
I wish discovery could bring back world from above again
Beautiful. Would love a proper 'Spain from above' episode, instead of the simple 3 minutes video in your playlist.
Amazing video
Beautiful. I've been in Rome a few times now, but boy have I missed out on some good stuff!
Very amazing work you have a New subscriber 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
beautiful video
Wonderful, thank you very much.
Wonderful Video..
We need more episodes and i hope this series is brought back and many other countries are explored
Well documented and competent. Thanks
Very nice video. One time I will go to italy, too.
Well done!
Well done.
These are really good documentaries!
great video! luv it
il video e'meravigliosoI panorami ed il commento sono veramente interessanti.
Use of onion as fertiliser
Very good video! Thank you! I like it when the history is included in a film like this one! Makes it much more lively and understandable! Thanks again!
The video is beautiful, but I can't agree with you not mentioning that Monte Cassino was won over thanks to the Polish soldiers. There is a huge cementary just next to the convent where 1070 Polish soldiers that fought for the convent lie.
لا تسقُط روما حتىٰ يستيقظ أودواكر
think i ll move to italy
You didn't mention that the builder of Caserta (Charles III of Spain) also built the Royal Palace in Madrid and was also the King of Naples and Sicily.
I mean I have heard something like this mentioned in the video. Have to listen again to be sure...
The architect of the Caserta Palace was VANVITELLI not Vantivelli! His father was the Dutch painter Van Wittell Italianised as Vanvitelli.
Been there 4 times ... still wanna return! SOOOO MESMERIZING!! 😍
MONTE CASINO STIL INTACT. AMAZING.!!! ლ( ◕‿◕ )ლ
Qui in lontananza si vede pure la strada dove abito.
22:52 ... is that dude doing what I think he's doing ??? 🤣🤣🤣
WOW ! Thanks so much for this video !
#married #Nationality #Italy #me #wife ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
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nice video
Piërre Scholtes what is the name of soundtrack used in this Vdo when rome is introduced.
help me
The best view in Rome is from Lo Zodiaco, trust me I’m from Rome
Luigi Vanvitelli*
can some tell me name of music or soundtrack when Rome is introduced in this vdo. ROME - only in rome possible to understand ROME !!!
رومّا
لّأّسّتّوّيّنّة عّلّىٰ عّرّشّ اّلّحّنّيّةّ
إنما أنا مُنذر ومامن إلٰهٌ إلا اللهُ الواحدُ القهار
أتحدث عن كُرسي لمحراب في بازليك سان بيتر
Без слов .
Nice visit but I'm wondering why the two New York episodes are blocked in the United States?
What is the name of the music that sounds when they present Caserta? 1:31
Qual è il nome della musica suonata quando la Reggia di Caserta è presentata? 1:31
Sounds a lot like Antonio Vivaldi but is probably a modern imitation of baroque musical style.
الحُب : روما
The biggest building ever constructed in the Roman Empire is not the coliseum. It’s the Circus Maximus which is now almost completely lost. It could have contained 250000 thousands people so can be considered the biggest vinu ever
m3 =/= m2 =/= people capacity
Woow only one video
Ciao Tivoli sei parte di me e come non potrebbe essere cosi se ci vivo?
Here in the USA would have cost $470 billion.
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Amazing how rich the Cardinals and Popes were - from all the 'Indulgenges' to reduce Purgatory punishment maybe...?
ايطاليا هشام من المغرب
Too bad there was nothing said about II Vittoriano. I know it has bad reputation among the natives but the building is still astonishing and can't be simply ignored on the whole landscape of the city.
Il Vittoriale isn't here, but in Northern Italy close to Garda Lake, full of beautiful ancient and important palaces or villas
@@JoyJoy-ge4ce Il Vittoriano, not Il Vittoriale.... it's the huge white marble monument near the roman forum (and partailly covering it!!!) built between the end of 19th century and the beginning of 20th for willing of Savoia faminy, the italain royal family. Later entitled to "Milite ignoto" - "the unknows soldier", in memory of the victims of WW I.
This building has been always matter of discussion, its architecture does not fit well with surrounding ancient monuments and overall style of the city. Furthermore it's probably covering other ancient roman biuldings.
@@JoyJoy-ge4ce che c'entra, il Vittoriale è quello di D'Annunzio, il Vittoriano a Roma
"Vanvitelli" and not "Vantivelli".
You don,t show polish soldiers cementary.!!!
Hahahahah Italy from Above - Beautiful Flying Journeys from Caserta to Tivoli (HD)
Caserta, pronounced Caz-air-ta
Beautiful video...However...Holy and Vatican City...should not be mixed together......Just saying...........
caserta capital of twoo sicilies,
Napoli was the capital ...not Caserta
Why can't I view the New York state video? I would love to view it...
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very good work - only minor historical mistake. they germans did not use it under world war 2 untill after the allied had bombed it. otherwise i love your world from above.
How boring !!! I was born there i dont miss it !
Rome replied;idem
It's a reciprocal feeling
I will rather recommend world from above + Rick Steve's
Yuk I'm happy I don't live there. :(
Unfortunately today you are right!
These places surely don't miss you
John Cass
Well... the jews did murder Jesus Christ...
im from south america and travel to europe for business and my favourite place is here , been all over the world because of my job , italy comes first and japan and south korea
@@louisxvii2137 Yet Scripture records that the death penalty was imposed by Pontius Pilate, a Roman proconsul and carried out by Roman legionaries. Who do we believe?
واعلم يا أخي وخِلي أيدكَ الله وإيانا بروحٍ مِنه أننا نحنُ إِخوان الصَفا وخِلان الوفَا جدي الأكبر أبا البتول مُحمد الرسول وجدي الأصغر أبي العِترة والجيرة والغيرة أسدُ اللهُ الغالبّ عليُ بنّ أبي طالبّ إنما يُريدُ الله ليُذهِبَ عنكُم الرجسَ أهلَ البيت ويُطهركُم تطهيراً اللَهُمَ صلي علىٰ مُحمد وعلىٰ آلِ مُحمد كما صليتَ على إبراهيم وعلى آل إبراهيم وبارك علىٰ مُحمد وعلىٰ آلِ مُحمد كما باركتَ على إبراهيم وعلى آل إبراهيم إنك حميدٌ مجيدٌ مانشاء إلا مايشاء ربُ الأقدار فقضي فأنتَ اللهُ الواحِدُ القهارّ ومن سليلِ نبيُكَ المُختار المهدي المُنتظر سيدُ الأبرار هذا الذي دونتهُ الأحبارُ والأوسُ والخزرجُ أنصارهُ الأنصارُ ، تقولُ الأُسطورة : لا تسقُط روما حتىٰ يلِجَ في سمِ الخياط أودواكر
That really is one of the most banal commentaries I have ever listened too. Also inaccurate and poorly read.
The commentary was marched by equally incompetent direction.......
What a waste of lovely locations.
edit - matched by
I scanned down the list of comments to see if anyone else had the same reaction I've had to this and other videos in this series. The scenery is gorgeous, but the voice-over is painfully pedestrian. Actaeon, having become a stag, is not devoured by wolves; he's attacked by his own hunting dogs. Does no one edit these texts before publication?
France and Spain are far better
No
Well probably, but who cares. This is a video of Italy
Sei pure Italiano e non capisci una mazza !!
Pointless comment, France and Spain are two countries... And if you think you're gonna buy the French's or the Spaniards' admiration my saying something so stupid... you better give up.
So beautiful
can some tell me name of music or soundtrack when Rome is introduced in this vdo.
ROME - only in rome possible to understand ROME !!!