🔻𝗩𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗸𝘀🔻 0:00 Drone intro and Map 1:36 Parco Belvedere 4:04 Scenic Lookout 9:50 Bridge In 16:48 Porta Santa Maria 18:22 Piazza San Pietro 20:40 Piazza San Donato 21:57 Church of San Donato 34:45 Museum Anitca Civitas 43:16 Garden of the Poet 54:54 Inside Cave 1:07:18 Scenic Lookout 1:11:09 Garden Acqua di Civita 1:21:43 Bridge Out
It was great to see the change to this wonderful city fromyour 2018 video to this one, seems like there is much more life here now. Beautifully filmed and you managed to cover more of the city now. I love and appreciate all the caption facts, takes a lot of research. Without captions, it is just another building, the stories behind them, and the town, bring them to life and give meaning to what we are looking at. :) THANK YOU!
Ciao Phillip, I'm glad you to hear you enjoyed this one. I was never happy with the first walk I posted it. The weather finally worked out this time. The captions take a lot of time for sure, but it is a fun and interesting part of the process....except for when I realize I missed something really important during the walk. Civita is pretty small though. Maybe next time I'll try to film a walk around its base. Thanks for watching!
My wife and I visited about 8 years ago but we arrived with only an hour of daylight remaining and it was pouring down rain so much of our visit was spent sheltering in the church. It was still an incredible, though wet experience to walk across the long bridge up to the top. Thank you for this video that showed us far more than what we had the chance to see in person.
I liked that you left in the heavy breathing while you caught your breath. It adds to the authenticity of the walk. Most of your subscribers would need to catch their breath too!
Wonderful tour. Thanks so much for the return visit to this amazing hilltop village. I have watched a lot of walking videos through Italy's hilltop villages and towns, and Civita is something special, due in large part to the fact that there are no vehicles. It's like stepping back in time. I love the texture of the stone here and the narrow sidestreets. I have no doubt that we will make the most of the 4 nights that we are spending here. In the evening after the day-tourists are gone, it will be something altogether different, I'm sure. And you know those orange barriers that you were wishing you could've gone past just outside the Poet's Garden? I do believe it leads to the underground tunnels underneath the village. We plan on exploring that as well when we visit. Ciao!
I’m addicted to your videos and the valuable content you share. I spend hours and hours watching them and never get bored of it. Thank you for showing us so many amazing places. Keep up with the wonderful work.
:) ha...thanks. I have tons of drone footage. ...might need to make another drone video since the opening shots are so short. Hope you enjoy this walk. I was never happy with the first one I posted of Civita.
Hi Olivia, I had planned to film northern Italy this last summer but the weather report said rain every day so I never went. I will head up there this spring when the weather gets a little better. Glad you are enjoying the walks. Next up will be a Lecce evening walk.
20 minutes into the video and I'm already enjoying the view and the atmosphere there. The binaural recording really enhances the sense of presence. Thank you so much!
Hey! You returned to this gorgeous city, I was wondering how it is all this time. I love your trivias in your travels and I'm looking forward to seeing more medieval towns. Thumbs up!
Beautiful walk about, Issac informative and well produced. Will check out your previous tour but off to a fav of yours next Vernazza. Thanks for sharing and taking the time to do what you do..the dream job. Appreciated. Patrick 😊
Encantada com a oportunidade de conhecer um lugar tão maravilhoso. E no meu estado atual (77 anos e com certa dificuldade de locomoção), isso jamais seria possível! Por isso agradeço muito seus vídeos, em especial este de Civita di Bagnoregio, lugar tão maravilhoso e que eu não me lembro de ter ouvido falar.
My wife and I are going to spend 4 nights here hopefully next summer. There is such history and texture in every building and down every street. I can't wait for my sunrise shots each morning! Stunning.
I watched your 2018 and 2021 video on this lovely area. Each video was amazing. Your videos have made me definitely want to visit this place and stay one night. I thought it would be great to walk around in the early morning when there are few tourists. I was surprised that there are few people wearing masks in August, 2021, while here in Japan everyone wears a mask outside even now (Feb. 2022), mostly because of social pressure, I guess.
While I enjoyed this video I was also saddened, it was clear when you panned your camera that erosion is a serious event in that region. This lovely town will be gone soon, either due to erosion or an earthquake, I could see the fault line in some of your shots. thank you for sharing this it was a treat and your video will be a precious record one day of a town that lived
Hi Tracy, thanks for watching. When I moved to Italy in 2014, this was one of the first places I wanted to see. I went back several times. I'm glad you enjoyed the tour.
The people living there are all waiters/servers in the local cafes. OR retirees. There are no businesses there. After one month of staring at a panorama, 24/7 you'll be screaming for noises, any noise. diesel fumes, cats, dogs, pigeons.... cars rattling along, buses, internet, wi-fi, movie houses...etc.
@@patwaripatwari2743 not me, as long as i had basic necessities Id be in heaven there, I'd like to be so rich I could buy the whole place and live there without any tourists.
Soon...no. :) But Merano is on my list, along with Bolzano and Lago di Braies. I meant to film them this last summer but every time I looked at the weather report it said it was raining up there. Hopefully I can head up there this spring..or maybe for Christmas. ...which would you prefer?
@@ProWalks I’m sure all the sites you mentioned would be equally magical in the winter as well as in the summer. ❄️🌈 Thank you so much for all the virtual escapes. Safe travels, always☀️
Hey, Isaac. I keep watching it! Question- I was wondering what that sound is whenever you are walking past dense bushes or shrubbery or overlooking the valley- it's like grasshoppers or crickets...? Just wondering since we will be there! example 1:21:40
Have you done a river or lake ferry/cruise?? I'm not sure if they are allowed yet tho, with covid...My folks did one in Germany.... Maybe in Switzerland??? Or a walk/ride in their national parks? Maybe a train or electric car on their mountain roads?
No, I haven't...unless you count the Jungle Cruise in Disneyland. I would like to film some mountain roads but that will have to wait until next summer. When I head up north I'll see if I can find some rivers or ferries. I could film a ferry ride here in Naples..to Capri or Ischia.
There are wild boar in this area, but Italy has almost no animals at all. I've lived here 7 years and have seen one deer. Italy has lizards, cats and dogs....so nothing like Australia. :)
@@ProWalks You are well informed on everything about Italy but not on fauna sorry; you wrote as if there were only domestic animals but we are the country with the most varied fauna in Europe (with Spain probably), obviously Italy cannot have who knows what wild animals, it's a densely populated country that it has been inhabited since before the Neolithic. Anyway there are: Bears, Wolves, Lynxes, Foxes, Wild boars, Deer, Chamois, Fallow deer, Ibex, Roe deer, Weasel, Badger, Ermine, Marten, Beech marten, Marmot, Otter, Hare, Raccoon, Squirrel and others (I'll stop here); of course I didn't mention the birds, for example Eagle, Hawk, 3 Vulture types etc. PS I almost forgot, even if (fortunately) we are not the Australia we have also some poisonous animals (aside the classic Hornets, Scorpions or Jellyfish) who are a bit dangerous for men; the mediterranean Black Widow (Malmignat), Violin Spider and the Tegenary, and also some snakes (3-4 Vipers species), all of them spread everywhere except Sardinia.
Ciao Marcelo, I just tried adding captions in Portuguese to this video. Can you please watch the video again for a few minutes and let me know if it works for you? Thanks!
@@ProWalks YES, it worked….uhuuuu! We are very happy. We are of Italian descent and my mother loves his videos. Thank you very much for your attention and congratulations for your channel! A big hug!!
assolutamente magnifico!!! I notice that the windows in the city look new - have the apartments been renovated? who lives there? does the city have a sewer system? is the government looking to maintain the entire city as a museum, or are they actively seeking residents? transporting materials or appliances to this city looks expensive and time-consuming
Yeah, many of the houses can now be rented out. I don't think anyone is moving there...it's all about the tourists now. :) yes, it has a sewer system that was installed after WWII. I think the city is actively trying to bring in tourists as opposed to residents. It would probably be a little difficult to live there now. All the stores are just tourist shops and restaurants.
Это очень интересное место для пленера художникам, много интересных локальных уголков с красивыми ракурсами. Вот куда надо посылать творческую элиту и фото художников с моделями в одежде той исторической эпохи, а возможно снять какой-то исторический фильм, что сразу привлечёт туристов...
I'd like to quote the historians Will and Ariel Durant (A husband and wife team" in their prelude to the "History of the World" -"civilization rests on geological consent subject to change without notice." -very apt when applied to Bagnoreggio.
А как на это высокое плато доставляется вода, ведь рядом нет ни речек , ни ручьёв и как тут осуществляют канализование, если это место посещают туристы???
За счёт чего растут деревья , ведь здесь сплошная скала? А фоном что поют цикады? Как видовая площадка да, а больше опустить взгляд не на что...чем эта площадка может приносить доход???
If the main road/bridge to the town gets washed out or crumbles into dust on a windy day, "you done gone be roping yerself down the steep sides into the bushes". Then walk to the nearest bus station. Cursing Roman god of sore feet.
А по разговору, тут шастают итальянцы, только что они здесь нашли, против их итальянских локаций это ничего...если убрать эти переходы и дорожки, это место больше подходит для охот угодий...
I advise you to first study what the word Sasan (Tsatsan) means. The word Sasan (tsatsan) comes from the territory of the ancient Chechen Aryan people of the Sassaniden - reich state of Sanskrit - the proto-language, the basis of Indo-European languages. The ethnonym "Chechen" is an Aryan Indo-European transcription of the Arabic word "shashani". The descendants of the Arab caliphate still call the ancient Chechen Alan people the Chianti of the Etruscans (Tsanar) empire "Shashani". Since the 12th century, various Asian tribes of Chinese (Mangol) The Seljuk Turks who settled on the territory of the ancient ancient Chechen Alan people of the Cianti Etruscan (Tsanar) empire began to call Chechens "Sasan", Kabardins "Shashan", the Sogdian - Yagnob tribe Ossetians "Sasan-tsatsan", Lezgins "Chachan".Chechens Chechens are the self-designation of the sacred Chechen Alan people of the Cianti Etruscans (Tsanar) Empire given the name by historical neighbors, on behalf of the Ell Nakh mythical character Cesc Sols, commander of the Cianti Nakh-Orstkhoevites. Cesca Solsa was linked not only with the Sun, but also with light.So, on the territory of the ancient Chechen Alan people of the Cianti Etruscans (Tsanar) empire, it was claimed that such a bright radiance emanates from the Seska-Solsa-Yerda temple at night that you can freely do sewing. The Sasna clan had the Highest title of Melik, the word "melik" came to Artsakh from the territory of the ancient Chechen Aryan state (sassaniden reich) of Mesopotamia, where it meant "tsar", "lord" One of the historical names in the new Russian language, the name of the word Chechens as a term is present in the treaty of the Chechens of Ivan the Terrible with the Kalmyk ruler Ayuk Khan. Jan Chesnov - claimed that the ancient Chechen Alan people of the Cianti Etruscans (Tsanar) empire lost their self-designation Sasan-Chechens in connection with the military actions that unfolded against their ancient religion, religious processes of democratization, the Jesuit Order that ended in the XVII-XVIII centuries.
Such an unusual situation to live on the proceeds of visitors to such an extent the residents don't pay municipal taxes. But I don't suppose that will really make much of a difference to people looking to live in a low tax environment because it is so expensive and difficult to live up there? Does it mean any survivors will probably never leave until they are carried out in boxes and it's future will be expensive second homes in the sky? It was also a dubious security except against small scale brigandage. What good does it do if the entire territory around the city was conquered but not that hill? I'll bet that's what happened to them most of the time. One day they have a different lord or different government but at least they didn't get mowed down and raped by the change? It always amazes me that there are people on earth that actually manage to stay generations in one place. I'm 72 and have moved around quite a lot until recent decades. The previous generation didn't move around nearly as much. BTW - the splayed walls at the bottom of several buildings is about earthquake protection, isn't it? Many of the paintings in the church don't have frames. They are likely to have been gifts but unframed? I wonder if, at some time, the church had to sell them?
🔻𝗩𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗸𝘀🔻
0:00 Drone intro and Map
1:36 Parco Belvedere
4:04 Scenic Lookout
9:50 Bridge In
16:48 Porta Santa Maria
18:22 Piazza San Pietro
20:40 Piazza San Donato
21:57 Church of San Donato
34:45 Museum Anitca Civitas
43:16 Garden of the Poet
54:54 Inside Cave
1:07:18 Scenic Lookout
1:11:09 Garden Acqua di Civita
1:21:43 Bridge Out
It was great to see the change to this wonderful city fromyour 2018 video to this one, seems like there is much more life here now. Beautifully filmed and you managed to cover more of the city now. I love and appreciate all the caption facts, takes a lot of research. Without captions, it is just another building, the stories behind them, and the town, bring them to life and give meaning to what we are looking at. :) THANK YOU!
Ciao Phillip, I'm glad you to hear you enjoyed this one. I was never happy with the first walk I posted it. The weather finally worked out this time. The captions take a lot of time for sure, but it is a fun and interesting part of the process....except for when I realize I missed something really important during the walk. Civita is pretty small though. Maybe next time I'll try to film a walk around its base. Thanks for watching!
My wife and I visited about 8 years ago but we arrived with only an hour of daylight remaining and it was pouring down rain so much of our visit was spent sheltering in the church. It was still an incredible, though wet experience to walk across the long bridge up to the top. Thank you for this video that showed us far more than what we had the chance to see in person.
Try again, coming next time, for good weather,
very usual in that region!
I liked that you left in the heavy breathing while you caught your breath. It adds to the authenticity of the walk. Most of your subscribers would need to catch their breath too!
The best walking tours on the planet. 👍❤️🥰🇦🇺
Wonderful tour. Thanks so much for the return visit to this amazing hilltop village. I have watched a lot of walking videos through Italy's hilltop villages and towns, and Civita is something special, due in large part to the fact that there are no vehicles. It's like stepping back in time. I love the texture of the stone here and the narrow sidestreets. I have no doubt that we will make the most of the 4 nights that we are spending here. In the evening after the day-tourists are gone, it will be something altogether different, I'm sure. And you know those orange barriers that you were wishing you could've gone past just outside the Poet's Garden? I do believe it leads to the underground tunnels underneath the village. We plan on exploring that as well when we visit. Ciao!
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Glad you put the stopping and heavy breathing in, at 70, not real sure I wouldn’t need a COUPLE breaks!! Excellent sir
I’m addicted to your videos and the valuable content you share. I spend hours and hours watching them and never get bored of it. Thank you for showing us so many amazing places. Keep up with the wonderful work.
Pro walks, your getting better and better. The sounds are wonderful as is the music. Many thanks.
Damn it I spent years studying French and now I'm just seeing how absolutely beautiful Italy is all over from your channel.
Now you have to learn Italian😅
Saturday is my best day as I get a new Prowalks video, loved the opening shots, such a quiet,peaceful hilltop town, amazing views..
:) ha...thanks. I have tons of drone footage. ...might need to make another drone video since the opening shots are so short. Hope you enjoy this walk. I was never happy with the first one I posted of Civita.
Сколько райских уголков
на свете!
Благодарю, что мечту
воплотили в реальность!
Best walking tour video on TH-cam.thank you so much!
Hey, thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed it.
Рай на земле-это такие маленькие уютные городочки!😍❤️🇮🇹
I try to watch every Prowalk video which comes out. Thanks for TH-cam notifications. This town is awesome. Thanks for video.
Spending the weekend by watching videos from Prowalk Tours is a healing for me 🥰 Anyway, Do you have plan to film tour video in Northern Italy?
Hi Olivia, I had planned to film northern Italy this last summer but the weather report said rain every day so I never went. I will head up there this spring when the weather gets a little better. Glad you are enjoying the walks. Next up will be a Lecce evening walk.
Good evening!!First time I see this magic place!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
20 minutes into the video and I'm already enjoying the view and the atmosphere there. The binaural recording really enhances the sense of presence. Thank you so much!
How does a city like this survive for so long? I love the architecture! The people who live there definitely live a very unique life.
It just sits there. :)
it used to be a whole lot bigger but it's slowly fallen into the surrounding badlands, this is what's left after many centuries.
Bellissimo video,non ero mai stato a Civita Bagnoregio. GRAZIE.
amazing as always Prowalk, thank you so much
Hey! You returned to this gorgeous city, I was wondering how it is all this time. I love your trivias in your travels and I'm looking forward to seeing more medieval towns. Thumbs up!
Pro walk, I have been waiting to see and go to this town. Thanks for showing us.
All these are from old seasons?What a beauty!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Really fascinating place! I love the cave with the oil presses fascinating to see all the ancients tools and equipment!!
Grazie mille per questo vídeo belíssimo. Esrou encantada com a beleza e história!!!❤️❤️ Marise- RS. Brasil.
Espectacular lugar ! me encanto " el jardín del poeta " !!! maravilloso pueblo !
Beautiful walk about, Issac informative and well produced. Will check out your previous tour but off to a fav of yours next Vernazza. Thanks for sharing and taking the time to do what you do..the dream job. Appreciated. Patrick 😊
This channel is an absolute treasure
Thanks so much. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos.
Encantada com a oportunidade de conhecer um lugar tão maravilhoso. E no meu estado atual (77 anos e com certa dificuldade de locomoção), isso jamais seria possível!
Por isso agradeço muito seus vídeos, em especial este de Civita di Bagnoregio, lugar tão maravilhoso e que eu não me lembro de ter ouvido falar.
Le deseo que sea porsupuesto posible!
what a peacefull beautifull place how lucky you are to be able to visit these wonderfull places.
Yeah, I feel very lucky. I have been here...6 times I think. I really enjoyed strolling around these old towns.
Wonderfull tour. Historical place
Interesting vedio enjoyed the video very much stay connected friend and nice day 🙏💐🤗😆😆😆😆
Thanks for watching. Hope you are doing well.
Thank You for adding the pronunciation of the town, great video of a place I never new existed
My wife and I are going to spend 4 nights here hopefully next summer. There is such history and texture in every building and down every street. I can't wait for my sunrise shots each morning! Stunning.
I watched your 2018 and 2021 video on this lovely area. Each video was amazing. Your videos have made me definitely want to visit this place and stay one night. I thought it would be great to walk around in the early morning when there are few tourists. I was surprised that there are few people wearing masks in August, 2021, while here in Japan everyone wears a mask outside even now (Feb. 2022), mostly because of social pressure, I guess.
Wow, what a great walking journey. Thank you for your great share my friend. I always enjoy your videos. Greetings from your friend in Germany
While I enjoyed this video I was also saddened, it was clear when you panned your camera that erosion is a serious event in that region. This lovely town will be gone soon, either due to erosion or an earthquake, I could see the fault line in some of your shots. thank you for sharing this it was a treat and your video will be a precious record one day of a town that lived
Hi Tracy, thanks for watching. When I moved to Italy in 2014, this was one of the first places I wanted to see. I went back several times. I'm glad you enjoyed the tour.
Thank you for an amazing walking tour 😊
You are very welcome.
Es un excelente video. Das información útil en cada momento, recorres cada rincón. Fue como estar ahí. Saludos desde México
so lucky people living there, thank you very so much for such a lovely video
The people living there are all waiters/servers in the local cafes. OR retirees. There are no businesses there.
After one month of staring at a panorama, 24/7 you'll be screaming for noises, any noise. diesel fumes, cats, dogs, pigeons.... cars rattling along, buses, internet, wi-fi, movie houses...etc.
@@patwaripatwari2743 not me, as long as i had basic necessities Id be in heaven there, I'd like to be so rich I could buy the whole place and live there without any tourists.
The most exciting video,I ever seen!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Excellent Isaac, as usual. Stay safe.
Watch out for those fast scooters
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Thanks for the tour and explanation below.. its a really hardwork.
Çok kaliteli ve güzel olmuş tebrikler. Kendimi oradaymışım gibi hissettim 🤌🤌👏👏
THANK YOU!❤️
Very nice video... I like it so much. Thank you for posting it.
beautiful landscape video very beautiful
Thanks for watching.
Eccellente!!!! Grazie 🤩 👏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
You are just amazing dear.
Beautiful pearl in the world.🤩😂
What a great video, stay happy forever....👍❤🧡💯
Excelente video!!!!! 👍👏😃💋😘
Very strange!!!This village bilded on the hill?❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
very nice tour!!!!bravo.... the city is a trip to {medieval time} but needs and a lot of walking😂😂😂
Hey, thanks for watching. It's a bit of a walk up the bridge but after that it's an easy place to stroll around. :)
Prowalks, You are The Best!!!
Hey, thanks so much! I'm out filming some new videos now. I have a new one of Rome to post up too.
Ok, time to crack out the wine and settle back for an hour and a half!
Italy is an incredible country
Agreed!
you are awesome!! Thank you for all you do! :)))
Hey, you are very welcome. Glad you enjoyed this one. Up next will be an Evening walk of Lecce.
Great video. You should do it again in winter when the snow is on the ground.
I plan to go back during their Christmas market which starts Dec. 21. Maybe I'll get lucky with some snow too.
Any plans of featuring the city of Merano in the near future? Thank you for all of the amazing walks!
Soon...no. :) But Merano is on my list, along with Bolzano and Lago di Braies. I meant to film them this last summer but every time I looked at the weather report it said it was raining up there. Hopefully I can head up there this spring..or maybe for Christmas. ...which would you prefer?
@@ProWalks I’m sure all the sites you mentioned would be equally magical in the winter as well as in the summer. ❄️🌈
Thank you so much for all the virtual escapes. Safe travels, always☀️
Ah the Cicadas in the trees! I forgot about the noise they make! Crazy loud! lol!
I love Prowalks ever!
Hey, Isaac. I keep watching it! Question- I was wondering what that sound is whenever you are walking past dense bushes or shrubbery or overlooking the valley- it's like grasshoppers or crickets...? Just wondering since we will be there! example 1:21:40
Cicadas.
Have you done a river or lake ferry/cruise?? I'm not sure if they are allowed yet tho, with covid...My folks did one in Germany.... Maybe in Switzerland??? Or a walk/ride in their national parks? Maybe a train or electric car on their mountain roads?
No, I haven't...unless you count the Jungle Cruise in Disneyland. I would like to film some mountain roads but that will have to wait until next summer. When I head up north I'll see if I can find some rivers or ferries. I could film a ferry ride here in Naples..to Capri or Ischia.
Très beau! MERCI!
Какой же профессионал этот
оператор!
İs there wild animals in the bushes like Australia?
There are wild boar in this area, but Italy has almost no animals at all. I've lived here 7 years and have seen one deer. Italy has lizards, cats and dogs....so nothing like Australia. :)
@@ProWalks I now like Italy even more! I'm sick and tired of seeing wild animals almost anywhere with bushes ☺
@@ProWalks You are well informed on everything about Italy but not on fauna sorry; you wrote as if there were only domestic animals but we are the country with the most varied fauna in Europe (with Spain probably), obviously Italy cannot have who knows what wild animals, it's a densely populated country that it has been inhabited since before the Neolithic.
Anyway there are: Bears, Wolves, Lynxes, Foxes, Wild boars, Deer, Chamois, Fallow deer, Ibex, Roe deer, Weasel, Badger, Ermine, Marten, Beech marten, Marmot, Otter, Hare, Raccoon, Squirrel and others (I'll stop here); of course I didn't mention the birds, for example Eagle, Hawk, 3 Vulture types etc.
PS I almost forgot, even if (fortunately) we are not the Australia we have also some poisonous animals (aside the classic Hornets, Scorpions or Jellyfish) who are a bit dangerous for men; the mediterranean Black Widow (Malmignat), Violin Spider and the Tegenary, and also some snakes (3-4 Vipers species), all of them spread everywhere except Sardinia.
Hi there from Brazil! We love your channel and would like to ask to include portuguese subtitles! Regards!!
Ciao Marcelo, I just tried adding captions in Portuguese to this video. Can you please watch the video again for a few minutes and let me know if it works for you? Thanks!
@@ProWalks YES, it worked….uhuuuu! We are very happy. We are of Italian descent and my mother loves his videos. Thank you very much for your attention and congratulations for your channel! A big hug!!
Отличное видео, спасибо!
Beautiful walk 😍😍
It's look very beautiful amazing
A place so perfect that you can't believe it exists
also check out videos for 'Monemvasia' in Greece if you like this way of life
assolutamente magnifico!!! I notice that the windows in the city look new - have the apartments been renovated? who lives there? does the city have a sewer system? is the government looking to maintain the entire city as a museum, or are they actively seeking residents? transporting materials or appliances to this city looks expensive and time-consuming
Yeah, many of the houses can now be rented out. I don't think anyone is moving there...it's all about the tourists now. :) yes, it has a sewer system that was installed after WWII. I think the city is actively trying to bring in tourists as opposed to residents. It would probably be a little difficult to live there now. All the stores are just tourist shops and restaurants.
All those crickets wheres the olive grove, Bag right eat possibly why?
Это очень интересное место для пленера художникам, много интересных локальных уголков с красивыми ракурсами. Вот куда надо посылать творческую элиту и фото художников с моделями в одежде той исторической эпохи, а возможно снять какой-то исторический фильм, что сразу привлечёт туристов...
I'd like to quote the historians Will and Ariel Durant (A husband and wife team" in their prelude to the "History of the World" -"civilization rests on geological consent subject to change without notice." -very apt when applied to Bagnoreggio.
un paradiso in montagna
How do they get water there in the first place?
all very beautiful
Glad you enjoyed it.
What a place is this?Is not very famous!!!Why ?❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It is becoming more and more famous now that pictures of it are circulating around the web.
А как на это высокое плато доставляется вода, ведь рядом нет ни речек , ни ручьёв и как тут осуществляют канализование, если это место посещают туристы???
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Такое впечатление, что это бывшая боевая крепость, только что она охраняла и какую роль играла в истории живущего раньше здесь народа???
Great video ,not for the physically unfit ,
Just might need a few breaks on the way up. :)
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HARİKA MUTLAKA İZLEYİN
Pengen dolan rono karo lorena barbaro
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Grazie!
우리동네만 매미가 심하게 우는게 아니군요~~^^
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👍💕💭🛌💭another great dream vacation ❤️🌹💍🌹🙏💕💋💋💭💭
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Что за слово binaural??? я его не мог найти даже в большом англо-русском словаре на 55 тыс. слов...
За счёт чего растут деревья , ведь здесь сплошная скала? А фоном что поют цикады? Как видовая площадка да, а больше опустить взгляд не на что...чем эта площадка может приносить доход???
А кто поливает цветы, кто вообще ухаживает за этой территорией? Как питался здесь народ, кто осуществлял доставку продуктов и от куда?
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I am not Danielle Tavares. I am Irena Zore.
Got it.
@@ProWalks thank you.
If the main road/bridge to the town gets washed out or crumbles into dust on a windy day, "you done gone be roping yerself down the steep sides into the bushes". Then walk to the nearest bus station. Cursing Roman god of sore feet.
А по разговору, тут шастают итальянцы, только что они здесь нашли, против их итальянских локаций это ничего...если убрать эти переходы и дорожки, это место больше подходит для охот угодий...
Thanko you for beautiful answer. But i dont want to be member.
I advise you to first study what the word Sasan (Tsatsan) means. The word Sasan (tsatsan) comes from the territory of the ancient Chechen Aryan people of the Sassaniden - reich state of Sanskrit - the proto-language, the basis of Indo-European languages. The ethnonym "Chechen" is an Aryan Indo-European transcription of the Arabic word "shashani". The descendants of the Arab caliphate still call the ancient Chechen Alan people the Chianti of the Etruscans (Tsanar) empire "Shashani". Since the 12th century, various Asian tribes of Chinese (Mangol) The Seljuk Turks who settled on the territory of the ancient ancient Chechen Alan people of the Cianti Etruscan (Tsanar) empire began to call Chechens "Sasan", Kabardins "Shashan", the Sogdian - Yagnob tribe Ossetians "Sasan-tsatsan", Lezgins "Chachan".Chechens Chechens are the self-designation of the sacred Chechen Alan people of the Cianti Etruscans (Tsanar) Empire given the name by historical neighbors, on behalf of the Ell Nakh mythical character Cesc Sols, commander of the Cianti Nakh-Orstkhoevites. Cesca Solsa was linked not only with the Sun, but also with light.So, on the territory of the ancient Chechen Alan people of the Cianti Etruscans (Tsanar) empire, it was claimed that such a bright radiance emanates from the Seska-Solsa-Yerda temple at night that you can freely do sewing. The Sasna clan had the Highest title of Melik, the word "melik" came to Artsakh from the territory of the ancient Chechen Aryan state (sassaniden reich) of Mesopotamia, where it meant "tsar", "lord" One of the historical names in the new Russian language, the name of the word Chechens as a term is present in the treaty of the Chechens of Ivan the Terrible with the Kalmyk ruler Ayuk Khan. Jan Chesnov - claimed that the ancient Chechen Alan people of the Cianti Etruscans (Tsanar) empire lost their self-designation Sasan-Chechens in connection with the military actions that unfolded against their ancient religion, religious processes of democratization, the Jesuit Order that ended in the XVII-XVIII centuries.
Such an unusual situation to live on the proceeds of visitors to such an extent the residents don't pay municipal taxes. But I don't suppose that will really make much of a difference to people looking to live in a low tax environment because it is so expensive and difficult to live up there? Does it mean any survivors will probably never leave until they are carried out in boxes and it's future will be expensive second homes in the sky?
It was also a dubious security except against small scale brigandage. What good does it do if the entire territory around the city was conquered but not that hill? I'll bet that's what happened to them most of the time. One day they have a different lord or different government but at least they didn't get mowed down and raped by the change?
It always amazes me that there are people on earth that actually manage to stay generations in one place. I'm 72 and have moved around quite a lot until recent decades. The previous generation didn't move around nearly as much.
BTW - the splayed walls at the bottom of several buildings is about earthquake protection, isn't it? Many of the paintings in the church don't have frames. They are likely to have been gifts but unframed? I wonder if, at some time, the church had to sell them?