As someone from the U.S. I can only imagine seeing medieval castles such as this. I've always loved history, the older, the better. Thanks for giving us these tours, this place was one of my faves so far!!! JUST AMAZING 😍
An absolutely fascinating abandoned palace! I love the precious luxurious interior design,the impressive works of art and all the other exquisite artifacts that make truly a museum out of this wonderful place! I love that art, style ,history, family and tradition are always the core of any Italian house.😍 You were great,guys, as always! Thank you for this lovely exploration !
The raised floor of Italian villas is called the “piano nobile”, meaning noble floor where the rich would have both their bedrooms and their living rooms. That’s why you often see an ornate external staircase leading to the raised floor on the facade of Italian villas, so they never needed to enter the ground floor where the staff worked.
I stayed in an Italian villa built in the 1700s, and it had a split ornate front staircase that lead to the living floor, as you described. The room it went to was gigantic with tall ceilings.
Similar to many of the "brownstones" and other historical townhouses of NYC, Boston, Charleston, etc, but especially NYC. You had a "garden" floor that contained servants areas and sometimes recreational facilities, depending on how large the house was, located at ground level or maybe slightly sunken. Above this, on the second floor level was the main or "parlour" floor, where the formal spaces were. On the one - three floors above the parlour floor, the bedrooms and any more private spaces were. Many surviving brownstones retain this arrangement of floor levels, except the individual floor layouts by-and-large have been modernized
It makes me so sad to see all the stuff left behind. It should be in a museum, the paintings all the weaponry. Lesley and Danny, this was so well done. You really did an outstanding job as always thank you. Sending love and California vibes from LIZ.🤟🏻💜😎💕🇺🇸
The royal beauty of the architecture and and furniture is luxurious and beautiful. Facinating that people lived with such splendor and beauty. It is amazing to see so much perfection in their furnishings. Thank you for allowing us to see it. Love to you from New Mexico
Hi Lesley & Danny....😉 Abandoned Noble Italian Palace & Medieval Weapons @ 5:26 the Painting is on Paper Attached to the Wood Underneath that Termites are Getting! This Palace was Beautiful from All the Paintings, Portraits, Medieval Weapons, Many Decorative Plates, Cabinets, Dressers, Upholstery Chairs, Vases, 1 Piano, Grand Mirror, Souvenirs in the Cabinet, & the Matching Closet Cabinet, Dressers & Dining Rm @ 39: 56!! 2 Wood Carved with Roses Cabinet & Bed Frame!! Chandeliers 7, 2 Bathrooms, Beautiful Drapes Covering the Windows, 2 Unique Chairs @ 50:50 Hallway/Gallery!! 2 Certificates, 1 Master Bedroom & 7 Childrens Beds!! Thanks Lesley for Your Narrating & Danny for Filming!!❤ Have a Safe Travel to Your Next Journey & Love You Both!!❤ Love Barb from Central Illinois USA❣
i'm one of the continuance followers of your channel, and still can't understand where did those people go?! how did they leave this treasure which worth hundreds of millions and vanish leaving everything behind as simple as this?! strange!! a palace built 600 years ago and never been empty until 30 years ago!! wow... amazing
Es muy lamentable, y parece increíble, pero pasa bastante que verdaderos palacios como éste con tesoros dentro, quedan abandonados, sin nadie que se haga cargo. Quizá no quedan herederos, o los que quedan no se pueden hacer cargo, porque el mantenimiento es muy costoso. 😥
@GodisPerfect All of these earthly treasures that remain in the dust here..will be once again restored back to their original homes of all the family lineages when God makes Heaven on earth and He returns to live amidst His chosen Israelite tribes who built and were blessed in all the dwelling places of ancient Christendom! Don’t be sad..believe 🙏🏻✨
I did a quick search about the lamp at 44:07. Grappa del Contadino made speciality spirits; I particularly liked the name of one of their wines: Gusto Morbido. I am assuming the oil lamp is an example of advertising gear for pubs and restaurants.
You two definitely need to stay together as a team. You both compliment each other beautifully. Leslie, with his almost child like exuberance, and Danny, with his more level headed approach, freely daring to contradict or correct Leslie whenever he disagrees, but in such a gentle way…Leslie is such a sweet and humble young man, but they both work great together. Love them both!
This exploration is absolutely INCREDIBLE! Just the amount of WEALTH THAT EUROPEAN PEOPLE leve behind is astounding!! I wish we had places like this in America, the culture is classical 👍😊 Great work Lesley and Danny
You guys are so lucky to get to visit these amazing hidden gems as a profession, and your channel is definitely one of the most professional I've ever seen. I'm so grateful for you guys and your fellow explorers for bringing us these breathtaking images of crumbling edifices which would otherwise just be left to rot away into nothingness completely unbeknownst to everyone. Not to mention the stories of the people who inhabited these locations, whose lives would likely be forgotten by all but perhaps what family members or friends they left behind. If my home had to be abandoned and my things left behind after I pass, I would love for respectful and passionate individuals such as yourselves to discover it and record your findings and speculations about me, the person who left it all behind.Thank you for giving these special buildings one last hurrah and making us feel like honored guests at the party. Keep up the excellent work, fellas 😉💜
Ciao Lesley bellissima questa villa con tanta storia di chi ci abitava, arredamento stupendo, io abito in Italia la lampada con la bottiglia c'è scritto grappa del contadino in dialetto Veneto, qui distillato la grappa, i proprietari avranno fatto un viaggio in Italia. Ciao da Verona (Italia)😊
Buongiorno Lesley e Denny Che meraviglia ..sei molto compiaciuto si sa che a te piace molto l' epoca 😂 Comunque veramente straordinaria questa esplorazione ..come si può lasciare tutto all' oblio queste meraviglie e poi tutte quelle armi incredibile. Grazie è stato un tour veramente interessante ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Another fine job Leslie and Danny. You two are so lucky to view such homes. I still wonder where did they go. There must be some of these people still alive to take over these fine homes. The antiques will drive you crazy to see them rotting away. Its just so sad. I would love to have some of these paitings hanging on my walls. We will wait for next weeks film. Stay safe you two and thank you once again.
This is the best video on your channel so far. What a gem, like a museum! Here there are antiques and curiosities worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Cheers from Norway!
That was incredible. Nothing vandalized, looks like everything is still in its proper place. Hard to believe that is still so authentic. Thank you for sharing that with us, we are so lucky!
These huge old structures should be rehabbed. They would make great wedding and event destination rentals. It's better than letting them go to ruin. Like that chateau in France on HGTV. That place is awesome.
Danny and Leslie thank you for making this video come to life. I love the way you guys talk. You make it all sound so fascinating. I marvel at how people can just abandon their homes and leave everything behind. It’s amazingly that people don’t just come in off the streets and steal the expensive furniture and sell it.
What an amazing Palace! Love the displays of the weapons! The simplicity of most of the furnishings and all of the art work is truly beautiful! I hope this palace gets saved and restored! Thanks for sharing this amazing palace!
This is one of my favorites abandoned Palace that you have explored. We have seen the journey of this house from 1400 to 1900. I enjoyed so much the displays from 1400. The weapons and the paintings of the earliest owners of the house. I think one of the original owner could be a knight. The floorings are still the original, the furniture are still in good shape. The older the displays the more i am interested to see. Thank you Leslie and Danny. I enjoyed this video.
Thank you so much for the respect and privacy you show, it is important that people who are not as like minded do not know where these places are. As someone who resides in Australia, there history is…well…not that old, I get such a buzz out of you showing places that at my age I, nor the world, would never get the chance to see. A lovely job guys as usual, thank you again😊
Wow, my favorite is the matching furniture in the master bedroom & dining hall, i would love to have that! The paintings & ancient weapon are so amazing as well. Thank you for sharing !
Hermoso video, el diálogo entre ustedes durante el recorrido es delicioso y nos lleva a sentirnos parte del mismo. Hace muy poco que encontré este canal y más tarde el canal de Danny, estoy recorriendo todas las noches con ustedes esos lugares maravillosos donde nos llevan. Soy arquitecto y me apasiona la arquitectura, agradezco lo que hacen.
This place was stunning and beautiful in its decay but also sad that no one cares for it. If this was in the UK it wouldve been very much destroyed by now as people here cant respect anything. Take nothing and just leave footprints is such a good saying for urban explorers. Love from the UK
I'm becoming an avid fan of this Bros of Decay It'more interesting to watch this kind of vlogs .This has good presentors Rated them almost perfect .. Million Thanks for sharing ..lLooking forr more..
I loved this palace. I pray those knights weapons are taken to a museum so they don’t perish with the home. Beautiful history and love how you and Danny have such respect for each item. Love you guys. ❤😊
Hi Lesley, and Danny, what a place. if it wasn't for the wallpaper coming off the walls, it looks like they only left recently. Another case of a grand house that could be restored to live in, or turn it into a living museum. So many unique items. And all the armor!
This is so amazing! Really beautiful. I love how reverent and respectful you are with their things. And the background you give is so lovely & entertaining to watch.👍👍 Such an adventure. Leslie, you have holes in your left glove. 😂😂 The weapons were such an added bonus! I love antique weapons.
It was a great video, breath taking beautiful pieces! It almost appeared to be the same wood on that longer dining room table as the bed and dresser etc. It had a runner on it. I could be wrong, maybe it was just the dust on it🤷♀️ But the entire palace was awesome. I love you two!💜 You do a great job. I love that you look at pretty things in the cabinets. And you give us a significant amount of time to see and enjoy things too. ❤ Keep safe. God bless
Almost perfect presentation of Lesley .Youre great ! It's very interesting !!! The viewers grows more interest .More power & May God bless you more ...❤❤❤❤❤
A gorgeous and ancient villa. Inside there's a curious mix of posh and expensive furniture, lamps, pictures, carpets and so on...along with far cheaper objects, which probably belongs to recent years: for instance, there's a lot a copies of famous pictures and some of the weapons aren't original but just ornamental. The dishes referring to food are just souvenirs of Italian typical restaurants. The first two portraits you found at the bottom of the stairs are not family portraits. The men caught on canvas are Giuseppe Mazzini (1805-1872), a great revolutionary leader of the Italian Risorgimento (resurgence, in English), and Camillo Benso, Earl of Cavour (1810-1861), the first Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Italy.
⏳🙇♀️”..every things old from the past always makes me crazy .. and I just can seeing those all trough your explore channel. I’m really enjoyed and feeling satisfied. I Thank ya so much Lesley n’ Danny! That’s Amazing ..💕
My guess is that most of the weapons and armors are replicas made in the late 1800 or early 1900! Same with the portraits of people that are looking like they did back in 1600-1700, it's looks that they are painted by the same painter as the ones from early 1900, also the frames are not likely older than a hundred years! It was pretty common that people who owned old historical houses/mansions/castles decorate with replicas to show off...
hello boys, thank you so much, Beth here, i watch every weekend, simply love the video's, those weapons would be worth so much today. Great work , keep it up.
I enjoy so much. What do you do? I feel like I'm traveling right along with you. Both of you are always so calm when you talk. It's just a very relaxing. Interesting. Show filled with curiosity. If I was with you though I would want to open every drawer every cabinet just to see what's in there lol. Keep up the good work voice. This old grandma is really enjoying your work thanks for sharing and taking us all along with you your fan, Tina
Place needs to become a museum
As someone from the U.S. I can only imagine seeing medieval castles such as this. I've always loved history, the older, the better. Thanks for giving us these tours, this place was one of my faves so far!!! JUST AMAZING 😍
Hello Lesley and Danny this castle was stunningly beautiful. Your presentation was flawless your hard work putting this video together was beautiful
21:24 that painting's subject is Emilio Benso count of Cavour, the first prime minister after the unification of Italy in 1861
An absolutely fascinating abandoned palace! I love the precious luxurious interior design,the impressive works of art and all the other exquisite artifacts that make truly a museum out of this wonderful place! I love that art, style ,history, family and tradition are always the core of any Italian house.😍
You were great,guys, as always!
Thank you for this lovely exploration !
What I like about you guys is how you are so respectful. You can hear the reverence in the way you explore.
The raised floor of Italian villas is called the “piano nobile”, meaning noble floor where the rich would have both their bedrooms and their living rooms. That’s why you often see an ornate external staircase leading to the raised floor on the facade of Italian villas, so they never needed to enter the ground floor where the staff worked.
I stayed in an Italian villa built in the 1700s, and it had a split ornate front staircase that lead to the living floor, as you described. The room it went to was gigantic with tall ceilings.
So true, for the finest example see the Caserta Palace. It's all about those grand entries leading to the upstairs and a massive staircase.
Nobile is my Family Name from Giulianova Italy Province of Abruzzo.
Same in England and many other places: two floors and multiple stairways... Servants working in the basement and sleeping in the attic...
Similar to many of the "brownstones" and other historical townhouses of NYC, Boston, Charleston, etc, but especially NYC. You had a "garden" floor that contained servants areas and sometimes recreational facilities, depending on how large the house was, located at ground level or maybe slightly sunken. Above this, on the second floor level was the main or "parlour" floor, where the formal spaces were. On the one - three floors above the parlour floor, the bedrooms and any more private spaces were. Many surviving brownstones retain this arrangement of floor levels, except the individual floor layouts by-and-large have been modernized
Both of your voices are so calming. #unintentional_asmr #tingles #calming
Following from New Mexico, I love the respect you have not only for the owners but for each other. My favorite explorers❤️
agree from west Texas .
It makes me so sad to see all the stuff left behind. It should be in a museum, the paintings all the weaponry. Lesley and Danny, this was so well done. You really did an outstanding job as always thank you. Sending love and California vibes from LIZ.🤟🏻💜😎💕🇺🇸
I too, Lesley get tears in my eyes when I go on these yours with y'all. So much respect in the weapons there.
I try to watch all your videos..love them all thanks guys . awesome
All I can say is amazing and thank you. Your follower from Arizona. 😊❤
The royal beauty of the architecture and and furniture is luxurious and beautiful. Facinating that people lived with such splendor and beauty. It is amazing to see so much perfection in their furnishings. Thank you for allowing us to see it. Love to you from New Mexico
Hi Lesley & Danny....😉 Abandoned Noble Italian Palace & Medieval Weapons
@ 5:26 the Painting is on Paper Attached to the Wood Underneath that Termites are Getting!
This Palace was Beautiful from All the Paintings, Portraits, Medieval Weapons, Many Decorative Plates,
Cabinets, Dressers, Upholstery Chairs, Vases, 1 Piano, Grand Mirror, Souvenirs in the Cabinet, & the Matching Closet Cabinet, Dressers & Dining Rm @ 39: 56!! 2 Wood Carved with Roses Cabinet & Bed Frame!!
Chandeliers 7, 2 Bathrooms, Beautiful Drapes Covering the Windows, 2 Unique Chairs @ 50:50 Hallway/Gallery!!
2 Certificates, 1 Master Bedroom & 7 Childrens Beds!!
Thanks Lesley for Your Narrating & Danny for Filming!!❤ Have a Safe Travel to Your Next Journey & Love You Both!!❤
Love Barb from Central Illinois USA❣
i'm one of the continuance followers of your channel, and still can't understand where did those people go?! how did they leave this treasure which worth hundreds of millions and vanish leaving everything behind as simple as this?! strange!! a palace built 600 years ago and never been empty until 30 years ago!! wow... amazing
Es muy lamentable, y parece increíble, pero pasa bastante que verdaderos palacios como éste con tesoros dentro, quedan abandonados, sin nadie que se haga cargo.
Quizá no quedan herederos, o los que quedan no se pueden hacer cargo, porque el mantenimiento es muy costoso. 😥
So powerful yet relaxing ❤ great find to be cherished guys ...blessings always appreciate it.
Its hard for me to watch these videos because it breaks my heart all the beautiful furniture and artifacts r just left to rot!
@GodisPerfect All of these earthly treasures that remain in the dust here..will be once again restored back to their original homes of all the family lineages when God makes Heaven on earth and He returns to live amidst His chosen Israelite tribes who built and were blessed in all the dwelling places of ancient Christendom! Don’t be sad..believe 🙏🏻✨
This was a beautiful place. Thanks for bringing this to us ❤❤
I found this video the best video Urbex I've seen. Beautifully explained and seen. I give this video 100!! TY @Bros of Decay. Great job.. Excellent!
I did a quick search about the lamp at 44:07. Grappa del Contadino made speciality spirits; I particularly liked the name of one of their wines: Gusto Morbido. I am assuming the oil lamp is an example of advertising gear for pubs and restaurants.
You two definitely need to stay together as a team. You both compliment each other beautifully. Leslie, with his almost child like exuberance, and Danny, with his more level headed approach, freely daring to contradict or correct Leslie whenever he disagrees, but in such a gentle way…Leslie is such a sweet and humble young man, but they both work great together. Love them both!
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Oh my; how beautiful this place is! Thank you for sharing with us! Love video! ❤️👍🤘😘
This exploration is absolutely INCREDIBLE! Just the amount of WEALTH THAT EUROPEAN PEOPLE leve behind is astounding!! I wish we had places like this in America, the culture is classical 👍😊 Great work Lesley and Danny
You guys are so lucky to get to visit these amazing hidden gems as a profession, and your channel is definitely one of the most professional I've ever seen. I'm so grateful for you guys and your fellow explorers for bringing us these breathtaking images of crumbling edifices which would otherwise just be left to rot away into nothingness completely unbeknownst to everyone. Not to mention the stories of the people who inhabited these locations, whose lives would likely be forgotten by all but perhaps what family members or friends they left behind. If my home had to be abandoned and my things left behind after I pass, I would love for respectful and passionate individuals such as yourselves to discover it and record your findings and speculations about me, the person who left it all behind.Thank you for giving these special buildings one last hurrah and making us feel like honored guests at the party. Keep up the excellent work, fellas 😉💜
Ciao Lesley bellissima questa villa con tanta storia di chi ci abitava, arredamento stupendo, io abito in Italia la lampada con la bottiglia c'è scritto grappa del contadino in dialetto Veneto, qui distillato la grappa, i proprietari avranno fatto un viaggio in Italia. Ciao da Verona (Italia)😊
Breathe taking. Absolutely beautiful!. Thank you so much for sharing. Both did an outstanding job documenting this palace.
Hello Lesley and Danny
What an awesome midevil mansion
Buongiorno Lesley e Denny
Che meraviglia ..sei molto compiaciuto si sa che a te piace molto l' epoca 😂
Comunque veramente straordinaria questa esplorazione ..come si può lasciare tutto all' oblio queste meraviglie e poi tutte quelle armi incredibile.
Grazie è stato un tour veramente interessante ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Another fine job Leslie and Danny. You two are so lucky to view such homes. I still wonder where did they go. There must be some of these people still alive to take over these fine homes. The antiques will drive you crazy to see them rotting away. Its just so sad. I would love to have some of these paitings hanging on my walls. We will wait for next weeks film. Stay safe you two and thank you once again.
How can people just abandon such treasures. Very nicely done gentlemen.
This is the best video on your channel so far. What a gem, like a museum! Here there are antiques and curiosities worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Cheers from Norway!
That was incredible. Nothing vandalized, looks like everything is still in its proper place. Hard to believe that is still so authentic. Thank you for sharing that with us, we are so lucky!
This castle has so much much history...I look up some of the Italian words as you commentate and learn so much. It was great as always. Thank you.
These huge old structures should be rehabbed. They would make great wedding and event destination rentals. It's better than letting them go to ruin. Like that chateau in France on HGTV. That place is awesome.
What a beautiful old home! I bet it was quite stunning in its day. The tour was amazing and thank you for taking us along.
Bellissimo video ,della mia Italia ❤😍🙋♀️
Wonderful exploration Lesley and Danny. Thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you both!
Danny and Leslie thank you for making this video come to life. I love the way you guys talk. You make it all sound so fascinating. I marvel at how people can just abandon their homes and leave everything behind. It’s amazingly that people don’t just come in off the streets and steal the expensive furniture and sell it.
What an amazing Palace! Love the displays of the weapons! The simplicity of most of the furnishings and all of the art work is truly beautiful! I hope this palace gets saved and restored! Thanks for sharing this amazing palace!
Thank you, from Wisconsin, USA.
This is one of my favorites abandoned Palace that you have explored. We have seen the journey of this house from 1400 to 1900. I enjoyed so much the displays from 1400. The weapons and the paintings of the earliest owners of the house. I think one of the original owner could be a knight. The floorings are still the original, the furniture are still in good shape. The older the displays the more i am interested to see. Thank you Leslie and Danny. I enjoyed this video.
Its so calming to look at your videos. Perfect after a bad day at work
Thank you so much Leslie for this breathtaking beauty! Love your choice of music for it too! Hugs from Texas!
Thank you so much for the respect and privacy you show, it is important that people who are not as like minded do not know where these places are. As someone who resides in Australia, there history is…well…not that old, I get such a buzz out of you showing places that at my age I, nor the world, would never get the chance to see. A lovely job guys as usual, thank you again😊
Que lugar tan espectacular 👌🏻
Great camera work. Fantastic.
Another amazing place …thank you for allowing us to see all these wonderful places through you travels 😊
Simply Beautiful ! One of my favorite. Love you guys too ! Be Safe !
Baie dankie Lesley en Danny. Dit was n besondere indrukwekkende paleis. Dankie vir jul moeite om dit vir ons te wys.
Hi two u both love this place old things keep on looking around take care love Patricia curry Danville VA 😊
Absolutely amazing!!
Wow, my favorite is the matching furniture in the master bedroom & dining hall, i would love to have that! The paintings & ancient weapon are so amazing as well. Thank you for sharing !
Leslie and Danny, thank you so much for bringing this beauty to us! I always watch your videos! One of my most favorite things on TH-cam!
Absolute love this place
Omg I love this home, just spectacular. Thank you so much for filming this. Such a special piece. ❤️❤️
Hermoso video, el diálogo entre ustedes durante el recorrido es delicioso y nos lleva a sentirnos parte del mismo. Hace muy poco que encontré este canal y más tarde el canal de Danny, estoy recorriendo todas las noches con ustedes esos lugares maravillosos donde nos llevan. Soy arquitecto y me apasiona la arquitectura, agradezco lo que hacen.
This 🏰 is so awesome and so beautiful ❤️ thank you Lesley and Danny for sharing this beautiful video ❤🎉❤🎉
Absolutely amazing, so much history in this place. Love watching all of the places you explore.
OMG THAT TRI FOLD MIRROR TOOK MY BREATH AWAY
I adore this beautiful ❤️ home. Thankyou for showing us around. Absolutely amazing.
Love all this abandoned places
Very rustic and historical, beautiful
This place was stunning and beautiful in its decay but also sad that no one cares for it. If this was in the UK it wouldve been very much destroyed by now as people here cant respect anything. Take nothing and just leave footprints is such a good saying for urban explorers. Love from the UK
Beautiful palace and music 🎶. Stunning painting, furniture and china plates. Love it!
That’s so beautiful and adorable place, great job congratulations .. it’s so warmy home full of love
I'm becoming an avid fan of this Bros of Decay It'more interesting to watch this kind of vlogs .This has good presentors Rated them almost perfect .. Million Thanks for sharing ..lLooking forr more..
Wow what an extraordinary place, would be great to have it as a museum, so much history beauty. Thanks for sharing
I loved this palace. I pray those knights weapons are taken to a museum so they don’t perish with the home. Beautiful history and love how you and Danny have such respect for each item. Love you guys. ❤😊
What a beautiful place. I hope it is preserved, along with its contents.
Beautiful,beautiful. ❤ You did a great job of showing us how it might have felt to there long ago.
Je suis impressionnée de la beauté des pièces du château meubles ,armure ,tableaux .Merci pour le partage du vidéo.
Gorgeous!
Amazing video. You and Danny are the best! Love how you are so passionate about everything. Thank you...from America
Hi Lesley, and Danny, what a place. if it wasn't for the wallpaper coming off the walls, it looks like they only left recently.
Another case of a grand house that could be restored to live in, or turn it into a living museum.
So many unique items. And all the armor!
What an amazing place so sad it’s been left. Those items should be in a museum for sure😊😊
Unbelievable place I love it all and I love listening to your voices can’t wait for next exploration guys ❤
Excellent...Thanks...Namaste🙏
This is so amazing! Really beautiful. I love how reverent and respectful you are with their things. And the background you give is so lovely & entertaining to watch.👍👍 Such an adventure. Leslie, you have holes in your left glove. 😂😂 The weapons were such an added bonus! I love antique weapons.
Love the family panting . Beautiful place thanks for sharing.
Wow beautiful!
Beautiful place, it's a shame that no one takes care of it. It will continue to decay and history will disappear ....
Hello Leslie and Danny.What a wonderful home.I loved it! Great video.
It was a great video, breath taking beautiful pieces! It almost appeared to be the same wood on that longer dining room table as the bed and dresser etc. It had a runner on it. I could be wrong, maybe it was just the dust on it🤷♀️ But the entire palace was awesome. I love you two!💜 You do a great job. I love that you look at pretty things in the cabinets. And you give us a significant amount of time to see and enjoy things too. ❤ Keep safe. God bless
Almost perfect presentation of Lesley .Youre great ! It's very interesting !!! The viewers grows more interest .More power & May God bless you more ...❤❤❤❤❤
That furniture is priceless😊😊
This is one of thee best! You guys are wonderful!
A gorgeous and ancient villa. Inside there's a curious mix of posh and expensive furniture, lamps, pictures, carpets and so on...along with far cheaper objects, which probably belongs to recent years: for instance, there's a lot a copies of famous pictures and some of the weapons aren't original but just ornamental. The dishes referring to food are just souvenirs of Italian typical restaurants. The first two portraits you found at the bottom of the stairs are not family portraits. The men caught on canvas are Giuseppe Mazzini (1805-1872), a great revolutionary leader of the Italian Risorgimento (resurgence, in English), and Camillo Benso, Earl of Cavour (1810-1861), the first Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Italy.
No words such a historic huge n elegant furnitures ❤Thanks BD❤
You are amazing as usual, thank you for what you are doing ❤
Such a beautiful place,the swords were amazing, another great video
Got my popcorn digging this one
Very clean without any mesh.......!
Hello Lesley and Danny❤love your videos..watching you from South Africa 🇿🇦
⏳🙇♀️”..every things old from the past always makes me crazy .. and I just can seeing those all trough your explore channel. I’m really enjoyed and feeling satisfied. I Thank ya so much Lesley n’ Danny! That’s Amazing ..💕
I’ve watched all his films 😢 we need more ❤
My guess is that most of the weapons and armors are replicas made in the late 1800 or early 1900! Same with the portraits of people that are looking like they did back in 1600-1700, it's looks that they are painted by the same painter as the ones from early 1900, also the frames are not likely older than a hundred years! It was pretty common that people who owned old historical houses/mansions/castles decorate with replicas to show off...
hello boys, thank you so much, Beth here, i watch every weekend, simply love the video's, those weapons would be worth so much today. Great work , keep it up.
I enjoy so much. What do you do? I feel like I'm traveling right along with you. Both of you are always so calm when you talk. It's just a very relaxing. Interesting. Show filled with curiosity. If I was with you though I would want to open every drawer every cabinet just to see what's in there lol. Keep up the good work voice. This old grandma is really enjoying your work thanks for sharing and taking us all along with you your fan, Tina