Pastor please pray for the release of curses and magic. Please pray to facilitate the brain and be given intelligence. Please pray to get rid of the disease in the body. Please pray for smooth finances and be given wealth.
St Peter’s Basilica is reverse gigantic engineered. It is designed to look smaller than it actually is. The most spectacular man made object I’ve ever seen. Definitely a must see
As a Portuguese Catholic, this makes me full of joy. I've visited it 2 times a while ago and can't wait to visit it again after this pandemic is over. Thanks for sharing.
Speechless, just totally speechless. The scale of this gigantic building can’t be appreciated until you see it in person. What a gorgeous testament to the creative geniuses and masters who constructed this utterly massive basilica in the name of St. Peter and in the name of our Lord.
Without the inspiration of the Holy Spirit this can't be done. Imagine even the painting like are mosaic? The Lord really want only the grand for His One and True Church. The Jewish failed the Lord, so He need to establish a Church in honor of His Only Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ. He allowed the destruction of the Temple He instructed to be built in His honor because His chosen people abandon their Covenant with Him many times, even rejecting and killing the Messiah.
@@maricelvillegas7919 Without the Holy Spirit?? Maybe without tons of money scraped together across Europe. Did you ask yourself why this Basilica is so huge and monumental? Not to serve God, but to show people the supremacy of the Vatican State. That's history.
I visited St. Peter's Basilica in September 2019, and it was an amazing tour of a lifetime. I memorialized as much as possible in my own photos, but this "walking tour" video has really brought back wonderful memories and captured so much more that I could not. Thank you.
I had the privilege of going here and it was astonishing. An acquaintance of mine told me he would be visiting Italy soon. I told him the Vatican and St. Peter's Basilica were a must. "Ehhh, I dunno," he responded. "I'm not really the religious type." Some people just don't get it. You don't have to be religious (I'm not) to appreciate the architecture, artistry, history, and scope of such an amazing place. Every single piece of work inside has its own amazing history. I hope I can return one day -- but there's so much more to see in the world! And to all those people saying that you can see everything in Rome in one day -- no can't! Give yourself a full day for just the Vatican and SPB. Then you still have the coliseum, the pantheon, the trevi fountain, the roman forum, the spanish steps, the Victor Emmanuel II National Monument, and so much more. Great food in the Trastevere area and cacio e pepe is a must-have.
People who say that must be blind, Rome and Italy are abundant in art, architecture and history. But I guess if you don't like any of that it's not much to see. I visited St Peters basilica when I was in Rome and to be quite frank you would need several days just to get an overall look at most of the stuff in there. First time your brain can't even comprehend 30 % of it! It's unbelievable.
exactly, many people don't understant that religious or not, when in Italy and Europe in general, everyone should visit the churches, because it's where the most of the art and culture is
I agree. I'm not religious myself but I am a history nut! And the scale of the place is astonishing but so are so many churches in that place. The churches there do triple duty: a place of worship, art museum and history museum. Rome is great! It's smelly though once you get out of the touristy areas though. ; )
Denise Roe it's quite because it's first & foremost the house of God a place to pray in its not a museum. Beautiful place & Rome is Wonderful. Hope you manage a visit soon.
When l first saw the St Peter's Basilica it blew my mind, it was so beautiful ,it was like being in heaven. There so much to see. l could not take it all in. It's one of the beautiful things l have ever seen.
I've been there few times, and there is absolutely nothing that prepares you for what you're going to see. The scale inside is unbelievable. This stunning video can't replicate the feeling you have when you uncover the interior.
Wow! I’ve never been there myself. Not particularly interested in old churches. But THIS... This was something beyond anything else. Wow! How magnificient. How stunning. How beautiful. I actually want to go there now. It’s just unbelievable how they could build that thing.
Thank you so much for this tour. Today is 19th Apr 2023 and we couldn't get inside the Basilica because they closed it for some reason. Your video has given us a good view of the enormous and magnificent architecture far beyond what we imagined. Thank you.
I'm sorry to hear you couldn't get in. I'm glad you enjoyed this video though. I filmed an updated tour of St. Peter's which can be found here: ruclips.net/video/NvjtzKUaq-s/видео.html
It has been more than two decades since I last visited Rome and St. Peter's Basilica. Thank you for the video because it brought back memories of the glorious Basilica!
Holy See! My jaw was almost dropped on the floor even just watching your tour video. Thank you for this amazing walking tour. Visiting St. Peter’s Basilica and other churches in Italy is one of my dreams. Hope someday I can make it happen.
Ive visited this..3 times and I am always in awe..you cant help but walk around ,head looking up continuously! It is heaven itself in physical form. Im going back in April for 4th time..I love Rome so much and each time I go..I find something new to experience. Like going up the dome..for the first time this year!
@@ProWalks Pastor please pray for the release of curses and magic. Please pray to facilitate the brain and be given intelligence. Please pray to get rid of the disease in the body. Please pray for smooth finances and be given wealth.
Thank you for this opportunity to visit SAINT PETER'S BASILICA. VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL, SACRED AND INTERESTING CHAPELS, STATUES, AND ARCHITECTURE. A very beautiful tour. May god bless you all in Italy, Rome at the Vatican City. Bless THE HOLY TRINITY . Thank you for making this possible.
Tour of a lifetime..Amazing talented artiists that designed and fulfilled their dreams of working on such a amazing structure...Breath taking beauty.....
Still going to go there in person one day. I would truly love to be in such a peaceful and beautifully constructed house of the Lord. Thank you for using the opportunity to share this walk with us, so many of us simply don't have the means to make such a trip and I love that people can share parts of their lives meaningfully over the internet!
During the year when I was studying in Rome I would often take a walk to St. Peter's. As incredible as it may seem, sometimes there were less than 10 people in the entire basilica. A profoundly different experience from the one shown here. More reverent contemplation of the church's aesthetic grandeur without the thousand+ tourists. Still, I must give credit to you for making such a thorough and well executed documentation. You have captured the comprehensive scale, color and details of this space, its sculptural elements and surfaces. Thank you.
J M do we really need this? Really. It is a beautiful, inspirational building. For many it is of extreme significance. Why do you come here with ill will? You look like an ass.
It has been my privilege and honour to have visited as a pilgrim, on every occasion, irrespective of intervening work commitments. Visit if you can, pray if you can’t, either way you will never be disappointed. Everything is to the Glory of God, with his font of Love and Mercy.
Best view of St. Peter's Basilica and Square I've seen. It really shows the immensity of the place and makes it seem like I'm actually there. Thanks for sharing. #Bucketlist
High quality, well paced, smooth movements, good audio, and very comprehensive with interesting facts. This is a fantastic video, giving people like me, who haven't been there or who will most likely never be able to travel there, an opportunity to see it. Thank you.
I EAT ASS I was just about to compliment you & say that you articulate your thoughts so well. But then I saw your name. You do yourself such a disservice.
I had the Wonderful opportunity to see it in 2000 during a trip there. Photos Don't do it justice. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!! Thank You for the opportunity to see it again!
I don’t believe the words exist for the grandeur of this magnificent creation. The beauty and the monumental effort this must have taken to achieve is beyond my comprehension but not beyond my appreciation.
Wow! This is the first time in my life I've seen this ginormous church building, and you did an AWESOME job showing me it's breathtaking splendor. I loved every minute, and then I went searching for more on RUclips but so far I'm not as impressed. Your camera is way better, and you let me see the best, so thank you.
I have been in the Basilica a couple of times and it surpasses the monuments I have seen. There is a work of art in any corner. Your tour is excelent for the given time you have, the titles are a real plus. Thanks a lot for sharing your work.
Ciao, thank you! I would like to go back here soon and film a longer walk of the basilica. That is something that would be best during this time of few tourists.
This video came up because I've been looking up some of the places on the one year anniversary of my visit to Italy. Thank you so much for this! It was like I was transported back, but now had more details.
Watching this video is making me miss walking at St. Peter's Basilica. Although it was enormous and very crowded, I felt peace while I was there. Being in the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament moved me to tears. And I was able to touch the tomb of Pope John Paul I from which my name was taken.
Prowalk Tours has been keeping me sane through all of this. I loved visiting Rome, Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Egypt. Oh the places I have been while never leaving my desk! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
I can't imagine a walking through video can be so good, God bless the work! As a Chinese myself, I'm very impressed by the number of Chinese tourists in this HOLY PLACE. May they hear the calling of the True God who is speaking to them in the language of beauty. Mary, Most Beautiful Queen, pray for us.
@@jazz_savedbygrace_6077 I was a very anti-Catholic Protestant before, I thought Catholics worship idols that why I hated them so much. But when God open my eyes to see the truth about the Catholic Church, I converted, because It is the only true Church of Christ.
Very well done! My compliments! I love that we're above the sea of people's heads and we can see all the details quite easily! It's also that, instead of talking us through it, the little blurbs just pop up on the screen!
Michaelangelo was 24 when he carved that from one stone block??? WoW. Thanks much for putting names on places...I would have missed it all together. How lucky we all are to see this again much thanks
Just spectacular. It's impossible to conceptualize the enormity of human love dedicated to the funding and construction of such a splendid work of art. Truly a monument to the glory of the most high.
That's the idea. Glad you enjoyed it! I just went Rome yesterday and filmed a few more hours of walking so I'm hoping to post up a complete 6-hour video soon.
Thank you for the video and your effort to describe everything. It's very informative. I hope that one day, I will be there myself to witness this marvellous art work and fall on my knees to pray.
Going back this October, bringing my son and his girlfriend. This has made me all the more excited! I can not wait to watch my son fall in love with Rome as I did!
Thank you so much for this video. this brings back alot of memories. I went there with my mom about three years ago and it was stunning. I hope I can go back some day when Covid is over
Things have changed. I was born in Rome but have lived in UK since 1970 but I visit as often as I can but, now there are long queues as there weren’t in the 60’s till mid 70’s. One could walk in and out as often as you liked. I remember there wasn’t any protective glass by the Pietà till in 1972 a mad man climbed over and started to hit the statue. To this day, I’m still amazed by the huge amount of art works within the Basilica as well as outside. It’s simply beautiful and majestic. A must for anyone, even if you’re not religious you will appreciate the splendour of it all.
I visited St Peter's Basilica in November 2019. It is majestic and breathtaking. Wish to visit this place again. Pieta of Michael Angelo is one of my favourite.
I’ve been to so many huge churches around the world but this one you have to visit to believe how amazingly huge and beautiful it really is. Great vid. From Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks for doing this. The video quality and the captions of what we're seeing were excellent. Since it's unlikely I'll ever get there to see it in person, this was very nice.
The first time I stepped inside was like being punched in the heart... It Wasn't s much different the 2nd and third visit either. The most stunning building I ever saw.
I have visited many times, and the size outside and inside always impresses me. There are this bronze stars inlaid in the floor of the main aisle leading up to the altar/Baldicchino. Each one of the stars is labeled with the name of a church, also bronze and inlaid in the floor. Each star marks the distance from that point to the end of St. Peter's behind the altar. For example, you stand on a star labeled "St. Patrick's, NYC," and you look past the altar towards the end of the church. Then you turn around and face the front entrance, and there's still.200 feet, or something like that. These stars show how each major church in the world would fit easily into St. Peter's. It is humongous. You can see in the video they have the aisle curtained off.
I enjoy this walk through with people much as it was when I visited in 2007. Having heard so much about Rome and the Vatican I was expecting that I might be let down upon actually getting there but it all turned out to be far greater and awesome than I could have ever imagined.
@@ProWalks I am not very good on my crutches even after donkeys years and I do not like crowds especially in Churches. I prefer a small (in my case a tiny) one but then we do not get as many coming to worship as His Holiness so I suppose it is appropriate for him haha Blessings and peace
The stereo created such a real scene that when I put on my headphone I could be stunned by the bell ring on my left or feel someone was calling me when he was saying Chinese ambiguously. By the way, where there are people, there are Chinese :)
@@ProWalks is there a rule on filming downstairs? I remember walking past a different tombs before stopping at a glass door where you could see St. Peter’s tomb.
I've been there twice. The first time in 1997 and again in 2001.. I don't remember the lines being that long both times I was there. What does stick out in my memory is seeing Michaelangelo's Pieta.
Bill Bergendahl I was born in Rome consequently I’ve been many times. I was 16 years old (I’m 71 now) when I visited the first time and, I was amazed by the whole of St Peter but mostly awestruck by La Pietà. There are no words to describe it.
I saw the Pieta when the Vatican sent it to the Montreal World's Fair in 1967. I vividly remember it not just for the indescribable beauty but there were some young Israelis in front of us in line. As we were working our way forward they had a radio and the first report if the 1967 war came over. They were going iver to the Israeli pavilion to see if their units had been called up and we followed to get more information.
The Pieta is dramatic - one could swear God created it though the hands of Michelangelo. Rome has become extremely congested over the last few years. At times, it is wall-to-wall people, so line-up are very common for practically anything. Effectively, the tourists are ruining the place.
Apsco Radiales as much as I know what you mean but, I wouldn’t swear. Michelangelo was a genius just the same many other geniuses. He was however deeply religious. Between his genius and his belief he was highly committed to his art.
It's absolutely spectacular, i am in awe, those words dont even get close to describing the stunning visual before you, when i walked in my jaw literally dropped to the floor, I was in the queue outside ,a long queue, wondering was it going to be worth it as I was very tired I hadn't done any research or checked it out on RUclips, I thought it was just a normal church, ,when I walked in my jaw literally dropped to the floor, I have never experienced anything like this before, it's so vast and amazing and beautiful, its overwhelmingly beautiful, immense ,intoxicating , there is so much going on in that one building its hard to absorb it all, if man has the ability to create such stunning , overwhelmingly beautiful intricate and complicated architecture on earth, what must they be creating in heaven, I hate to leave in case I loose the wonderment and awe I feel being here, I feel so small and insignificant compared to the geniuses that created this magnificent building , if you want to experience a piece of heaven go visit this palace, you will never forget it,I know I wont for a long time 🥰🥰🥰🥰
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Pastor please pray for the release of curses and magic. Please pray to facilitate the brain and be given intelligence. Please pray to get rid of the disease in the body. Please pray for smooth finances and be given wealth.
Do we offer free baptisms here?
Thanks in advance
I am interested
It would be cool to be baptized in such a masterpiece of god's will
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St Peter’s Basilica is reverse gigantic engineered. It is designed to look smaller than it actually is. The most spectacular man made object I’ve ever seen. Definitely a must see
Thats what I thought looking at it. Its a church for giants. Everything is in proportion just huge.
As a Portuguese Catholic, this makes me full of joy. I've visited it 2 times a while ago and can't wait to visit it again after this pandemic is over. Thanks for sharing.
True artists are your enemy dont be so proud!
Eu também gostaria de visitar, porém tem um grande oceano até a basílica, então ficarei só com aparecida até poder peregrinar a Roma.
instablaster...
Stolen wealth...when in portugal.. remember its all stolen wealth.. proceeds of industrial slavery..
Jesus was just a prophet of God not Son of God . And moreover the money used here was By Indulgence Letter 😂😂 May God Guide Honest People to Islam
Speechless, just totally speechless. The scale of this gigantic building can’t be appreciated until you see it in person. What a gorgeous testament to the creative geniuses and masters who constructed this utterly massive basilica in the name of St. Peter and in the name of our Lord.
In the name of silly superstition. But it's a wonderful piece of art.
Without the inspiration of the Holy Spirit this can't be done. Imagine even the painting like are mosaic? The Lord really want only the grand for His One and True Church. The Jewish failed the Lord, so He need to establish a Church in honor of His Only Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ. He allowed the destruction of the Temple He instructed to be built in His honor because His chosen people abandon their Covenant with Him many times, even rejecting and killing the Messiah.
Cecilia Villegas what a load of rubbish. All religions are made up junk to control the masses. When you die that’s it .
@@maricelvillegas7919 Without the Holy Spirit?? Maybe without tons of money scraped together across Europe.
Did you ask yourself why this Basilica is so huge and monumental? Not to serve God, but to show people the supremacy of the Vatican State. That's history.
@@7ofthem dude respect other people's belief. You atheists wanna be respected but never respect anyone!
I visited St. Peter's Basilica in September 2019, and it was an amazing tour of a lifetime. I memorialized as much as possible in my own photos, but this "walking tour" video has really brought back wonderful memories and captured so much more that I could not. Thank you.
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I was there in October 2019 and I feel the same as you.
I feel the same. I was there in 2016 and now again in Oct 2024. Impossible to take it all in in one visit! Absolutely beautiful!
I had the privilege of going here and it was astonishing. An acquaintance of mine told me he would be visiting Italy soon. I told him the Vatican and St. Peter's Basilica were a must. "Ehhh, I dunno," he responded. "I'm not really the religious type." Some people just don't get it. You don't have to be religious (I'm not) to appreciate the architecture, artistry, history, and scope of such an amazing place. Every single piece of work inside has its own amazing history. I hope I can return one day -- but there's so much more to see in the world! And to all those people saying that you can see everything in Rome in one day -- no can't! Give yourself a full day for just the Vatican and SPB. Then you still have the coliseum, the pantheon, the trevi fountain, the roman forum, the spanish steps, the Victor Emmanuel II National Monument, and so much more. Great food in the Trastevere area and cacio e pepe is a must-have.
People who say that must be blind, Rome and Italy are abundant in art, architecture and history.
But I guess if you don't like any of that it's not much to see. I visited St Peters basilica when I was in Rome and to be quite frank you would need several days just to get an overall look at most of
the stuff in there. First time your brain can't even comprehend 30 % of it! It's unbelievable.
Rome is and will always be Beautiful.
Rome is a magnificent.City needs a few weeks to see and. Retake part in the.the places and outskirts too enjoy..
exactly, many people don't understant that religious or not, when in Italy and Europe in general, everyone should visit the churches, because it's where the most of the art and culture is
I agree. I'm not religious myself but I am a history nut! And the scale of the place is astonishing but so are so many churches in that place. The churches there do triple duty: a place of worship, art museum and history museum. Rome is great! It's smelly though once you get out of the touristy areas though. ; )
Overwhelming site. I was surprised not only at how relatively quiet it was but also the various languages heard.
Rome is on My dream list
Beautiful.
Denise Roe it's quite because it's first & foremost the house of God a place to pray in its not a museum. Beautiful place & Rome is Wonderful. Hope you manage a visit soon.
When l first saw the St Peter's Basilica it blew my mind, it was so beautiful ,it was like being in heaven. There so much to see. l could not take it all in. It's one of the beautiful things l have ever seen.
i went there in 1984, beautiful
Lucky you!
I've been there few times, and there is absolutely nothing that prepares you for what you're going to see. The scale inside is unbelievable. This stunning video can't replicate the feeling you have when you uncover the interior.
The Love of the church should be in Every Christian HEART like Jesus who LOVE his Ummah/Igreja
I went a couple years ago. From the outside it’s very impressive but as soon as you walk inside your jaw will hit the floor.
I agree!
Mobius Wow! So true! Stunning!
Mobius correct!me too haha
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Don't go !!!
Wow! I’ve never been there myself. Not particularly interested in old churches. But THIS... This was something beyond anything else.
Wow! How magnificient. How stunning. How beautiful.
I actually want to go there now.
It’s just unbelievable how they could build that thing.
Yeah, it is too bad there are not more paintings of the construction of these type of sites. It's a pretty amazing accomplishment.
Thank you so much for this tour. Today is 19th Apr 2023 and we couldn't get inside the Basilica because they closed it for some reason. Your video has given us a good view of the enormous and magnificent architecture far beyond what we imagined. Thank you.
I'm sorry to hear you couldn't get in. I'm glad you enjoyed this video though. I filmed an updated tour of St. Peter's which can be found here: ruclips.net/video/NvjtzKUaq-s/видео.html
This apparently simple videography leaves no chance to think that you aren't there. Extraordinarily precise camera movements. Kudos.
This is PURE art. Thanks for touring me! 😍😍😍😍😍😍
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It has been more than two decades since I last visited Rome and St. Peter's Basilica. Thank you for the video because it brought back memories of the glorious Basilica!
The size of that place is amazing...thank you for doing this.
Holy See! My jaw was almost dropped on the floor even just watching your tour video. Thank you for this amazing walking tour. Visiting St. Peter’s Basilica and other churches in Italy is one of my dreams. Hope someday I can make it happen.
I visited St. Peter’s about twenty years ago. The sheer scale is so overwhelming.
This is not equal to visiting St. Peter's for obvious reasons, but the best reminder of it. Thank you for your effort!
Thank you so much for this! My dream is to go there some day, but I am disabled. This is the closest I will ever get. God bless you!
Ive visited this..3 times and I am always in awe..you cant help but walk around ,head looking up continuously! It is heaven itself in physical form. Im going back in April for 4th time..I love Rome so much and each time I go..I find something new to experience. Like going up the dome..for the first time this year!
Just bring cash with when you go up the dome. The last time I went they didn't take card. I hope you gave a great trip.
@@ProWalks Thank you..I will .
@@ProWalks Pastor please pray for the release of curses and magic. Please pray to facilitate the brain and be given intelligence. Please pray to get rid of the disease in the body. Please pray for smooth finances and be given wealth.
Thanks so much, it's just like am right in St Peter's Square/Basilica, I love this your video so much, God bless you for this.
Hey, glad you enjoyed it. I think it's about time I go back and film an updated walk there. Thanks for watching!
The fact you put some information & facts like i'm actually going on a tour with you with the video makes this one of the best on youtube. Thank you !
Hey, thanks so much. I recently posted up a new tour of st. Peter's on my channel. If you enjoyed this one I'm sure you really like the new one.
Thank you for this opportunity to visit SAINT PETER'S BASILICA. VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL, SACRED AND INTERESTING CHAPELS, STATUES, AND ARCHITECTURE. A very beautiful tour. May god bless you all in Italy, Rome at the Vatican City. Bless THE HOLY TRINITY . Thank you for making this possible.
Tour of a lifetime..Amazing talented artiists that designed and fulfilled their dreams of working on such a amazing structure...Breath taking beauty.....
Still going to go there in person one day. I would truly love to be in such a peaceful and beautifully constructed house of the Lord. Thank you for using the opportunity to share this walk with us, so many of us simply don't have the means to make such a trip and I love that people can share parts of their lives meaningfully over the internet!
During the year when I was studying in Rome I would often take a walk to St. Peter's. As incredible as it may seem, sometimes there were less than 10 people in the entire basilica. A profoundly different experience from the one shown here. More reverent contemplation of the church's aesthetic grandeur without the thousand+ tourists. Still, I must give credit to you for making such a thorough and well executed documentation. You have captured the comprehensive scale, color and details of this space, its sculptural elements and surfaces. Thank you.
The Catholic Church has a very rich history. This is one of the proofs. Thanks for sharing. I hope to go there one day
Hey, you're welcome. I hope you make it there someday!
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J M do we really need this? Really. It is a beautiful, inspirational building. For many it is of extreme significance. Why do you come here with ill will? You look like an ass.
I went there already, and it is much more beautiful to look at in person. I’d like to go back there someday.
Great video Thank you.
It has been my privilege and honour to have visited as a pilgrim, on every occasion, irrespective of intervening work commitments.
Visit if you can, pray if you can’t, either way you will never be disappointed.
Everything is to the Glory of God, with his font of Love and Mercy.
Best view of St. Peter's Basilica and Square I've seen. It really shows the immensity of the place and makes it seem like I'm actually there. Thanks for sharing. #Bucketlist
Glad you enjoyed it. I know I missed a lot inside. I was trying to do too much on one day. I should have taken more time.
High quality, well paced, smooth movements, good audio, and very comprehensive with interesting facts. This is a fantastic video, giving people like me, who haven't been there or who will most likely never be able to travel there, an opportunity to see it. Thank you.
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I totally agree. Thank you so much for this video.
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I've been their more than three times but this video seems making me like being inside it once again, very real, just love it so much.
I EAT ASS I was just about to compliment you & say that you articulate your thoughts so well. But then I saw your name. You do yourself such a disservice.
Absolutely mind blowing! Feels as if I was there in person. Thank you SO MUCH!
I had the Wonderful opportunity to see it in 2000 during a trip there. Photos Don't do it justice. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!
Thank You for the opportunity to see it again!
Awesome megastructure and vast piazza. This prowalk really gives the feeling of immensity. Great job. Thanks
I don’t believe the words exist for the grandeur of this magnificent creation. The beauty and the monumental effort this must have taken to achieve is beyond my comprehension but not beyond my appreciation.
Wow! This is the first time in my life I've seen this ginormous church building, and you did an AWESOME job showing me it's breathtaking splendor. I loved every minute, and then I went searching for more on RUclips but so far I'm not as impressed. Your camera is way better, and you let me see the best, so thank you.
For the movement it felt like as if I was there walking along, without a doubt Excellent video.
I have been in the Basilica a couple of times and it surpasses the monuments I have seen. There is a work of art in any corner. Your tour is excelent for the given time you have, the titles are a real plus. Thanks a lot for sharing your work.
Ciao, thank you! I would like to go back here soon and film a longer walk of the basilica. That is something that would be best during this time of few tourists.
Awesome video! Great pacing, super clear video and audio, and very helpful captions at various points of interest. Thanks for posting!
Hey, thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
So grateful for having shared this video!
We visited the Basilica some years ago but this walking tour made me remember some corners. Enjoyed the walking tour. Thank you for showing.
Glad you enjoyed it and that it brought back some memories.
When i went inside i was very emotional and did cry. I also attended the Holy mass in St Joseph Chapel. It was once in a lifetime experience.
Thank you for this video. A phenomenal viewing experience!
Hey, you're welcome. Thanks for watching.
This video came up because I've been looking up some of the places on the one year anniversary of my visit to Italy. Thank you so much for this! It was like I was transported back, but now had more details.
Wow, the architecture is stunning.
Hello, How're you doing?
Feels like being there. Thank you for your effort!
Thanks for watching!
Watching this video is making me miss walking at St. Peter's Basilica. Although it was enormous and very crowded, I felt peace while I was there. Being in the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament moved me to tears. And I was able to touch the tomb of Pope John Paul I from which my name was taken.
What did you expect, some tiny church.
Thank you so much dear brother, for taking me into this great Church and surroundings. I don't know when can I visit this holy place.. God bless you..
It's great when everyone is in lockdown due to coronavirus, that we can still travel the world online, and see wonderful places.
Yeah, there are quite a few walking tour channels out there now. You can travel all over. :)
Prowalk Tours has been keeping me sane through all of this. I loved visiting Rome, Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Egypt. Oh the places I have been while never leaving my desk! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
OMG! Brings back memory's! Been to Vatican probably almost a dozen times.
That's great to hear. I hope to go back soon and film an updated tour.
I can't imagine a walking through video can be so good, God bless the work! As a Chinese myself, I'm very impressed by the number of Chinese tourists in this HOLY PLACE. May they hear the calling of the True God who is speaking to them in the language of beauty. Mary, Most Beautiful Queen, pray for us.
be aware of idol worship
@@jazz_savedbygrace_6077 I was a very anti-Catholic Protestant before, I thought Catholics worship idols that why I hated them so much. But when God open my eyes to see the truth about the Catholic Church, I converted, because It is the only true Church of Christ.
@@softbingan Who said I was anti-Catholic?
@@softbingan And at the end of the day your denomination doesn't matter. because the church is one body
@@jazz_savedbygrace_6077 no one said you are anti Catholic. I said I was.
On this rock I built my house..#PraisetheLord💚
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The world's largest church is located in the world's smallest country.
Barbara Jacobs do u know how many ppl the church can fit
I think it's 60,000 people
Largest not tallest not capacious not beautyful
Intelligent people have made it, I am amazed by it's influence on world politics and it's control over world. A genius invention ever made
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Very well done! My compliments! I love that we're above the sea of people's heads and we can see all the details quite easily! It's also that, instead of talking us through it, the little blurbs just pop up on the screen!
I enjoyed every moment of your video...you are a master in projecting what you see...
Michaelangelo was 24 when he carved that from one stone block??? WoW. Thanks much for putting names on places...I would have missed it all together. How lucky we all are to see this again much thanks
Just spectacular. It's impossible to conceptualize the enormity of human love dedicated to the funding and construction of such a splendid work of art. Truly a monument to the glory of the most high.
What a marvel of engineering it took for such a gorgeous building to be built. Truly spectacular.
I felt like I was there, great video. Thanks
That's the idea. Glad you enjoyed it! I just went Rome yesterday and filmed a few more hours of walking so I'm hoping to post up a complete 6-hour video soon.
Exactly!
Walking tours make u feel like u're there. I felt the same way.
Wow this is awesome. Good job. It is a must see when in Rome. Couldnt believe it was so massive. Thank u for upload.
I have been to Vatican, but missed this st Peter's. Thanks for the tour. Beautiful.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the video and your effort to describe everything. It's very informative. I hope that one day, I will be there myself to witness this marvellous art work and fall on my knees to pray.
Going back this October, bringing my son and his girlfriend. This has made me all the more excited! I can not wait to watch my son fall in love with Rome as I did!
That's great! When was the last time you were there?
Delores Flora: Saint Peter's is not in Rome. It is in Vatican City, an independent state and the smallest in the world..
Love all your captions! Adds so much to the video!😊
Thank you so much for this video. this brings back alot of memories. I went there with my mom about three years ago and it was stunning. I hope I can go back some day when Covid is over
Hey, glad you enjoyed it. I just filmed a new St. Pete video last weekend. I hope to get that posted up soon. Thanks for watching.
The video is rich in details, explanations and its journey is very vivid and gives us a wonderful experience.
This Church is so massive that it spans an entire country!
My wish is to visit this with my husband after Covid
Things have changed. I was born in Rome but have lived in UK since 1970 but I visit as often as I can but, now there are long queues as there weren’t in the 60’s till mid 70’s. One could walk in and out as often as you liked. I remember there wasn’t any protective glass by the Pietà till in 1972 a mad man climbed over and started to hit the statue.
To this day, I’m still amazed by the huge amount of art works within the Basilica as well as outside.
It’s simply beautiful and majestic.
A must for anyone, even if you’re not religious you will appreciate the splendour of it all.
they called the man a mad man but i believe he was a muslim starting to destroy beautiful things that muslim usually do .
Thank you very, very, very much for uploading this. Wow, wow, wow!
I visited St Peter's Basilica in November 2019. It is majestic and breathtaking. Wish to visit this place again. Pieta of Michael Angelo is one of my favourite.
I’ve been to so many huge churches around the world but this one you have to visit to believe how amazingly huge and beautiful it really is. Great vid.
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Thanks for doing this. The video quality and the captions of what we're seeing were excellent. Since it's unlikely I'll ever get there to see it in person, this was very nice.
Glad you enjoyed it! This is a video I would like to film again someday. Maybe take a little more time inside. Thanks for watching!
The first time I stepped inside was like being punched in the heart... It Wasn't s much different the 2nd and third visit either. The most stunning building I ever saw.
It is what it is.
Thankyou for this wonderful tour. Very well done!
Love this. Like a dream. I hope to bring my mother and sister there someday. Meanwhile, this is the next best thing. Thank you.
Thank you for filming this! Fantastic Virtual Tour! 🤩🏛
Thank you for the wonderful tour and description of everything.
I have visited many times, and the size outside and inside always impresses me. There are this bronze stars inlaid in the floor of the main aisle leading up to the altar/Baldicchino. Each one of the stars is labeled with the name of a church, also bronze and inlaid in the floor. Each star marks the distance from that point to the end of St. Peter's behind the altar. For example, you stand on a star labeled "St. Patrick's, NYC," and you look past the altar towards the end of the church. Then you turn around and face the front entrance, and there's still.200 feet, or something like that. These stars show how each major church in the world would fit easily into St. Peter's. It is humongous. You can see in the video they have the aisle curtained off.
That was so well done.
Thanks. I would have stayed longer because there was a lot more to see but the guards kept giving me dirty looks because of my camera. :)
I enjoy this walk through with people much as it was when I visited in 2007. Having heard so much about Rome and the Vatican I was expecting that I might be let down upon actually getting there but it all turned out to be far greater and awesome than I could have ever imagined.
Beautiful registration! I added this to my favourites.
I’m going here July this year! I can’t wait to visit the place I have always wanted to go. I am so proud of my faith and it’s culture.
With this video you have taken me somewhwere that I may never have seen for myself. Thank you sir
Hey, You're welcome brother.
@@ProWalks I am not very good on my crutches even after donkeys years and I do not like crowds especially in Churches. I prefer a small (in my case a tiny) one but then we do not get as many coming to worship as His Holiness so I suppose it is appropriate for him haha
Blessings and peace
Thank you for your time and talents. I’ll never to be able to see it again except through your eyes.
Thanks for the walk. Missed a lot last fall as we were with a tour and had limited time - had to get to the SC and VM.
The stereo created such a real scene that when I put on my headphone I could be stunned by the bell ring on my left or feel someone was calling me when he was saying Chinese ambiguously. By the way, where there are people, there are Chinese :)
Unless they change nationalities then no longer are they Chinese, but merely Asians.
@Niranjan. lol
Awesome filming,thank you for sharing
This really brought back the memories. Thanks for sharing!
You are very welcome. I filmed a new tour of the basilica a few weeks ago. I hope to get it posted up soon. Thanks for watching.
@@ProWalks is there a rule on filming downstairs? I remember walking past a different tombs before stopping at a glass door where you could see St. Peter’s tomb.
Didn't know that the church is this huge!
Hallelujah!
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I've been there twice. The first time in 1997 and again in 2001.. I don't remember the lines being that long both times I was there. What does stick out in my memory is seeing Michaelangelo's Pieta.
Bill Bergendahl I was born in Rome consequently I’ve been many times.
I was 16 years old (I’m 71 now) when I visited the first time and, I was amazed by the whole of St Peter but mostly awestruck by La Pietà. There are no words to describe it.
I saw the Pieta when the Vatican sent it to the Montreal World's Fair in 1967. I vividly remember it not just for the indescribable beauty but there were some young Israelis in front of us in line. As we were working our way forward they had a radio and the first report if the 1967 war came over. They were going iver to the Israeli pavilion to see if their units had been called up and we followed to get more information.
The Pieta is dramatic - one could swear God created it though the hands of Michelangelo.
Rome has become extremely congested over the last few years. At times, it is wall-to-wall people, so line-up are very common for practically anything. Effectively, the tourists are ruining the place.
Apsco Radiales as much as I know what you mean but, I wouldn’t swear.
Michelangelo was a genius just the same many other geniuses.
He was however deeply religious.
Between his genius and his belief he was highly committed to his art.
Thank you for this wonderful tour! I felt as if I were there.
Hello Jerrica, How're you doing?
Awe inspiring..probably one of the best creation by mankind..
The little horn of Daniel 7. Wonderful art.Thanks for the video, I would have never known how she looks like.
Magnífica Basílica
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Fantastic video! I have been there and this video brings back incredible memories of one of the nicest places on earth!
It's absolutely spectacular, i am in awe, those words dont even get close to describing the stunning visual before you, when i walked in my jaw literally dropped to the floor, I was in the queue outside ,a long queue, wondering was it going to be worth it as I was very tired I hadn't done any research or checked it out on RUclips, I thought it was just a normal church, ,when I walked in my jaw literally dropped to the floor, I have never experienced anything like this before, it's so vast and amazing and beautiful, its overwhelmingly beautiful, immense ,intoxicating , there is so much going on in that one building its hard to absorb it all, if man has the ability to create such stunning , overwhelmingly beautiful intricate and complicated architecture on earth, what must they be creating in heaven, I hate to leave in case I loose the wonderment and awe I feel being here, I feel so small and insignificant compared to the geniuses that created this magnificent building , if you want to experience a piece of heaven go visit this palace, you will never forget it,I know I wont for a long time 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much for this opportunity to visit. I went to Rome and was unable to see the Basilica due to a closed event. We did go to the Vatican.
WOW breathtaking, indescribable, I’m speechless and SOOooooo Blessed to have an opportunity to visit this SOooooooooHuge,
A great tour of this amazing building. Thank you for making and posting.
Now this is getting your walk in. It’s beautiful Rome. I ❤️Rome.