@@samright4661 Yeah. No disrespect to italy, but I must agree with @josh-xu1kr here. Most of Italy's cities are overrated. The average german city is nicer. Look at Frankfurt, look it Cologne. And I like Italy. My favourite Italian city would be Turin. But generally, German cities for example are more unique in my opinion.
very good at showing us the city. Are there typically so few people about? Similar videos of Rome show people 3, 5, 8 people deep around the monuments and so crowded that I'm not sure how much time I want to spend there!😁
Hey, just about every time I've been to Florence or Rome it has been like this. If you go out early in the morning though, you can see all the monuments with almost no people .....go to Naples instead. :)
Com esse vídeo de 5 horas de toda Cidade de Firenze, eu já vi e conheci a Cidade de Firenze inteira, agora eu não preciso viajar para essa Cidade de Firenze, eu já vi tudo que tem nessa Cidade de Firenze 💚🤍❤
Pfffff!!! En santa Maria Novella estan los frescos de Massacio , el punto de inicio de la estética renacentista, el cambio de una tecnica de pintura de dos dimensiones plana a la tridimencionalidad , el volumen en la pintura…. Cuspide de aquello rafael y da Vinci y otros , una pena no disfrutarlos en tus videos
I knew someone would ask. :) I am exporting it right now..but I had to have the captions 100% finished at the time of posting. The video will be up today.
it should be damn hot in there,exposed to sun and only stones and a scant few trees, like a stone oven,but it's always like that in any city, still beautiful though.
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Amazing endless video, it seams like it. We are visiting Florence this August, my family and I can’t wait. Your video is awesome and has educated us a lot. We are ready, can’t wait. Thanks for your hard work!
You can see the city easily in a day...but visiting all the museums, churches and other places which require tickets and long lines to get in, make it a three day visit.
El video está muy bueno como siempre. Quería saber si el recorrido que hiciste lo podría hacer todo en 1 día? Y también quería saber en donde compras los ticket para entrar por ejemplo al baptistero de st john y la cripta de la iglesia del domo. Muchas gracias Saludos
Conocí esta ciudad en 2017 y quedé fascinado. Qué bueno ver que has subido un video tan largo de este paraíso!!! Ya mismo me pongo a verlo, pero conociendo tu trabajo, descarto que este también debe ser excelente, como siempre.
Thank you for that wonderful traveling from the confort of my living room. I spent 1 single day in that town when I was a student in the 80s so did not see much. One thing strike me : too much of noisy motocycles everywhere all the time ! Now from videos I would say too much vans lol ! From Quebec.
I was not able to use a fixed shutter speed with this camera so I had to use 50fps to avoid all the flickering lights. I was using an older camera on this walk.
Good comment about showing up early for the Uffizi. We were there when the doors opened and walked right in. Plus, I have one of my best photos looking down the length of the Lungarno degli Acciaiuoli (3:39) without a single person in the the entire colonnade. Just my family at the very end. Hard to imagine with the crowds that are there just a little later in the day.
We took the train from Rome to Florence on May 19 and it was rainy, cool and cloudy most of the day. Are you sure about the dates? It was definitely NOT 88 Fahrenheit
17:45 the sound of Giotto's Belltower is just magical. When I first arrived in Florence I walked up a hill behind my hotel and was delighted to get a relatively good view of the city. The Duomo was probably at least 3 kilometers away, but at that moment the bell rang and even on that hill it was so loud as with other churches when you stand only a street or so away.
Just booked an AirBnB at Santa Maria Novella for next October. Had no clue we were so close to Il Duomo and Mercato Centrale until I saw this video! Thank you! I'm so excited. And you went right past my apartment.
There is only one place in the world where everyday life is so completely reflected in the sublime, in a wonderful mix of nature and culture........it is Tuscany. Marie-Henri Beyle, Stendhal
This is an invaluable service you have provided. I have been to Florence twice and have seen some of the places included in your tour, but your added information made it so interesting. It's also nice to not have to endure the crowds and heat that you did. Thank you so very much!
Hola! Nos encantan tus videos! Soy descendiente de italianos y no puedo viajar físicamente aún, pero viajo a través de tus videos. Me encantaría que pasaras o recrearlas tus videos para Xbox con gafas de realidad virtual! Sería increíble un recorrido tuyo con esas gafas puestas.
Hola, me alegro que estés disfrutando de los videos! ¿Te interesan los paseos 360? Estoy planeando filmar nuevas caminatas 360 pronto. ¡Espero que te mejores pronto!
Please include the year this was taken in your opening graphic with the temperature. “May 19th” always makes me have to go back and double check what year this was taken, which is very important considering the changes bright about by covid recently.
I feel like Florence lacks at least one major thing - trees & greenery! NYC is considered a concrete jungle, but still has some trees along the streets - I think Florence is more suitable to be called a concrete jungle (even though I don't like NYC). I think London might be the best for tree canopy. I can't imagine walking in Florence at 35 C without trees - the streets are small, and it's hard to put trees there - I understand, but where it's spacious, they could at least plant something. Trees give so many opportunities I don't even want to mention, since everybody knows them. Florence is beautiful but planned poorly, probably because it's an old city. Sry for roasting, I'm an urban planner
Well, yes, Milan is not he best either, but since it's bigger, I feel like at least some wide streets have trees. Florence is smaller, but it's easier to get to the suburban areas for some nature. But it's you opinion and I respect it & agree with it. Btw, I forgot to mention your videos are great! Keep going! I can't imagine how many steps you take for these vids lol@@ProWalks
The buildings are so close that there's plenty of shade in the narrow streets. A lot of the churches have cloisters with gardens. A lot of the old palaces are built around a quadrangle and have gardens at their centres. You can walk across the city from olive groves in the north (on the way to Fiesole) to olive groves in the south (towards Bellosguado) in about 45 minutes . This is a video that goes round and round the medieval centre ONLY. It gives no impression of green spaces because that's not why people want to go to Florence. Nobody would have been interested in your version of 'urban planning' in the 13th century. Towns were compact for defensive reasons. Watch the ProWalks Siena tour and you will see how the countryside flows right up to the city walls everywhere you look. The reason why Italy is so beautiful is that urban planners have not been allowed to tear it down.
Florence is nice... Italians have many beautiful monuments, but unfortunately they rob tourists. After 8 months, I received a request to pay for the ZTL zone three times for EUR 80 within 30 minutes, the ZTL zone for foreigners is marked incomprehensibly, and then they ask me to pay.
There is a very small shop near the Arno River and Ponte Vecchio (side street) owned and run by an older man who sells mortar and pestles, wine, and miscellany. The front of his shop is kind of a jumbled mess. His shop was there in 2014 and 2016 for sure and had been there for many years before that. He offers small glasses of wine when you come in, and there's really only room for 1-2 customers at a time. I'm curious if he and his shop made it through the pandemic?? (I hope. I've worried about him.)
Excellent Video, the quality is amazing and it really captures the beauty of Florence. We were in Florence about a month ago and it was absolutely Beautiful, went to ALL the places shown here and a few others. Architecture is Breathtaking and The craftsmanship is second to none. It's not hard to see why Florence is the home of the Renaissance. Also the Gelato from Gelatoria in Piazza della Signoria is to die for🍦
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It should be a crime to have so many beautiful cities in one country! You Italians are very lucky people!
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Every thing is overrated
@@josh-xu1kr How is the Pantheon and all the Roads overrated? I bet you’re just talking nonsense
@@samright4661 I am from Florence myself, German cities are much better
@@samright4661 Yeah. No disrespect to italy, but I must agree with @josh-xu1kr here. Most of Italy's cities are overrated. The average german city is nicer. Look at Frankfurt, look it Cologne. And I like Italy. My favourite Italian city would be Turin. But generally, German cities for example are more unique in my opinion.
Brought back memories of my time in Florence plus more. Thankyou.
Went there on a day trip from Rome. Some shops had a strong smell of leather. Nice😊. Grazie.
🇮🇹 . Keep these coming Isaac. 😊
Maybe someday I'll walk this streets as part of a beautiful vacation. Until then, let me live vicariously through your beautiful video!
Excellent job and thanks for sharing 👍😊
very good at showing us the city. Are there typically so few people about? Similar videos of Rome show people 3, 5, 8 people deep around the monuments and so crowded that I'm not sure how much time I want to spend there!😁
Hey, just about every time I've been to Florence or Rome it has been like this. If you go out early in the morning though, you can see all the monuments with almost no people .....go to Naples instead. :)
@@ProWalks thanks for the reply! I DO want to go to Naples, but how much Michelangelo or Bernini can I see there? 🤩
Five hours! Holy maccheroni. (Pun might be intended)
Com esse vídeo de 5 horas de toda Cidade de Firenze, eu já vi e conheci a Cidade de Firenze inteira, agora eu não preciso viajar para essa Cidade de Firenze, eu já vi tudo que tem nessa Cidade de Firenze 💚🤍❤
Hallo @ Florence, Italy Walking Tour
Wonderful video. I'm curious to know what song was taken out, especially since it was performed by love street performers.
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thank you for sharing the video
Hey, you are very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Pfffff!!! En santa Maria Novella estan los frescos de Massacio , el punto de inicio de la estética renacentista, el cambio de una tecnica de pintura de dos dimensiones plana a la tridimencionalidad , el volumen en la pintura…. Cuspide de aquello rafael y da Vinci y otros , una pena no disfrutarlos en tus videos
Where’s the church tour link? I didn’t find it
I knew someone would ask. :) I am exporting it right now..but I had to have the captions 100% finished at the time of posting. The video will be up today.
it should be damn hot in there,exposed to sun and only stones and a scant few trees,
like a stone oven,but it's always like that in any city,
still beautiful though.
This is NOT a walking tour, its a shopping and church tour.
.....and how did I get between all the shops and churches, eh?
Many girls in hot pants in chatedral forget they are in a church.
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Oh am gonna watch this with my mama
Amazing endless video, it seams like it. We are visiting Florence this August, my family and I can’t wait. Your video is awesome and has educated us a lot. We are ready, can’t wait. Thanks for your hard work!
Vedrete che vi troverete bene,Firenze e l Italia sono fantastiche!vi aspettiamo ciaoo
40:16 hmm ... perhaps it was Brunelleschi who later reincarnated as Brunel 🤔
Please describe the local cuisine.Thanks a lot👍
Спасибо за прекрасное видео 💐
Необыкновенная красота и гармония архитектуры, дарит романтическое настроение и приятные эмоции ✨
Wow ! 5 hours tour :) Thank you !!!
Well, there is a lot to see in Florence. :)
How many days do you think a tourist need to spend there to see most of the city? @ProWalks
You can see the city easily in a day...but visiting all the museums, churches and other places which require tickets and long lines to get in, make it a three day visit.
El video está muy bueno como siempre. Quería saber si el recorrido que hiciste lo podría hacer todo en 1 día? Y también quería saber en donde compras los ticket para entrar por ejemplo al baptistero de st john y la cripta de la iglesia del domo. Muchas gracias Saludos
Conocí esta ciudad en 2017 y quedé fascinado. Qué bueno ver que has subido un video tan largo de este paraíso!!! Ya mismo me pongo a verlo, pero conociendo tu trabajo, descarto que este también debe ser excelente, como siempre.
Чистый восторг
Ура интернету
Ура добрым людям, что создают такое и делятся!
Thank you for that wonderful traveling from the confort of my living room. I spent 1 single day in that town when I was a student in the 80s so did not see much. One thing strike me : too much of noisy motocycles everywhere all the time ! Now from videos I would say too much vans lol ! From Quebec.
12:12 reflections of the Prowalk - er
OMG .. ❤️
I love you for this.
Honestly, you’re virtually taking me around a country I love but cannot afford to revisit.
THANK YOU.
Spero che un giorno verrai a visitare di persona l Italia e Firenze, ciaoo
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Grazie Mille. Lo spero anch'io !
In mecarto contrale, i found it hot when I visited it end of july evening, i thought it has aircon 😅
Yeah, there are a lot of people and cooking ovens in there. It gets pretty hot.
Thanks for the tour of this beautiful city 😍❤️🇮🇹
Hi well i started watching 9:19am now its 2:14pm thank you so very much❤❤❤
My bags be the whole house? 😂🤣🇳🇿💕🇮🇹
Outputting to 50fps and not 60? Panning is pretty choppy.
I was not able to use a fixed shutter speed with this camera so I had to use 50fps to avoid all the flickering lights. I was using an older camera on this walk.
Good comment about showing up early for the Uffizi. We were there when the doors opened and walked right in. Plus, I have one of my best photos looking down the length of the Lungarno degli Acciaiuoli (3:39) without a single person in the the entire colonnade. Just my family at the very end. Hard to imagine with the crowds that are there just a little later in the day.
I want to speak through the screen and tell the people to stay away from the gelato piled high in the frigorifero!
I wish you would of included more of Oltrarno district. Maybe there will be another video???
ميلاد دافنشى كان هناك
فلورنسا مدينة ايطالية
الان اصبحت كلها دافنشى تحياتى
الى من اجادو فبقو رغم الرحيل
So beautiful, calm and peaceful walk. I like and enjoy it. Your work is always appreciable.stay blessed 👍
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Beutiful city
For sure!
Merci pour les sentiments que vous nous ferez vivre avec votre vidéo je suis tembe hameurese de italie à cause de votre vidéo
We took the train from Rome to Florence on May 19 and it was rainy, cool and cloudy most of the day. Are you sure about the dates? It was definitely NOT 88 Fahrenheit
I love your videos! I met you under the Brooklyn Bridge!
とても素晴らしいビデオです。旅行気分が味わえます。ありがとうございます。
どういたしまして。 見てくれてありがとう！
What kind of camera did you used? Mobile phone camera, or other kind of camera? Videos are magnificent.
Start date: May 28
Finished date: June 19
Thank you thank you thank you 🙌🙌🙌
It's a loong walk.
17:45 the sound of Giotto's Belltower is just magical. When I first arrived in Florence I walked up a hill behind my hotel and was delighted to get a relatively good view of the city. The Duomo was probably at least 3 kilometers away, but at that moment the bell rang and even on that hill it was so loud as with other churches when you stand only a street or so away.
Just booked an AirBnB at Santa Maria Novella for next October. Had no clue we were so close to Il Duomo and Mercato Centrale until I saw this video! Thank you! I'm so excited. And you went right past my apartment.
There is only one place in the world where everyday life is so completely reflected in the sublime, in a wonderful mix of nature and culture........it is Tuscany.
Marie-Henri Beyle, Stendhal
Video is nice. Bj Slovenia Postojna Studeno
beautiful.......
I like PROWOLK TOURS.
Thanks for supporting the channel! I'm glad you've been enjoying the tours.
I want to go here so much
You can do it! Just make it happen.
@@ProWalks👍
This is an invaluable service you have provided. I have been to Florence twice and have seen some of the places included in your tour, but your added information made it so interesting. It's also nice to not have to endure the crowds and heat that you did. Thank you so very much!
Hola!
Nos encantan tus videos! Soy descendiente de italianos y no puedo viajar físicamente aún, pero viajo a través de tus videos. Me encantaría que pasaras o recrearlas tus videos para Xbox con gafas de realidad virtual!
Sería increíble un recorrido tuyo con esas gafas puestas.
Hola, me alegro que estés disfrutando de los videos! ¿Te interesan los paseos 360? Estoy planeando filmar nuevas caminatas 360 pronto. ¡Espero que te mejores pronto!
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Please include the year this was taken in your opening graphic with the temperature. “May 19th” always makes me have to go back and double check what year this was taken, which is very important considering the changes bright about by covid recently.
Nice Florence, Italy walking tour. 😊
La viola 😬
I was there in 1988. I remember it so differently.
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thank you for sharing 😃 not much music playing? Everything is so beautiful ❤
Hey, you are very welcome. Thanks for watching.
1:05:40 Wow...
Hermosa ciudad y excelente paseo. Muchas gracias Pro Walk por compartir esta experiencia. Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱
XX OO Gracie......grammy
Let's hope so! Thanks for watching.
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Love it
Rất thích nha
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I feel like Florence lacks at least one major thing - trees & greenery! NYC is considered a concrete jungle, but still has some trees along the streets - I think Florence is more suitable to be called a concrete jungle (even though I don't like NYC). I think London might be the best for tree canopy. I can't imagine walking in Florence at 35 C without trees - the streets are small, and it's hard to put trees there - I understand, but where it's spacious, they could at least plant something. Trees give so many opportunities I don't even want to mention, since everybody knows them. Florence is beautiful but planned poorly, probably because it's an old city. Sry for roasting, I'm an urban planner
This is true...but not nearly as bad as Milan. Milan was concrete in every direction and no trees. Florence at least has trees on the outskirts.
Well, yes, Milan is not he best either, but since it's bigger, I feel like at least some wide streets have trees. Florence is smaller, but it's easier to get to the suburban areas for some nature. But it's you opinion and I respect it & agree with it. Btw, I forgot to mention your videos are great! Keep going! I can't imagine how many steps you take for these vids lol@@ProWalks
The buildings are so close that there's plenty of shade in the narrow streets. A lot of the churches have cloisters with gardens. A lot of the old palaces are built around a quadrangle and have gardens at their centres. You can walk across the city from olive groves in the north (on the way to Fiesole) to olive groves in the south (towards Bellosguado) in about 45 minutes . This is a video that goes round and round the medieval centre ONLY. It gives no impression of green spaces because that's not why people want to go to Florence. Nobody would have been interested in your version of 'urban planning' in the 13th century. Towns were compact for defensive reasons. Watch the ProWalks Siena tour and you will see how the countryside flows right up to the city walls everywhere you look. The reason why Italy is so beautiful is that urban planners have not been allowed to tear it down.
UK. Huge fan of your amazing Channel.
Florence is nice... Italians have many beautiful monuments, but unfortunately they rob tourists. After 8 months, I received a request to pay for the ZTL zone three times for EUR 80 within 30 minutes, the ZTL zone for foreigners is marked incomprehensibly, and then they ask me to pay.
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There is a very small shop near the Arno River and Ponte Vecchio (side street) owned and run by an older man who sells mortar and pestles, wine, and miscellany. The front of his shop is kind of a jumbled mess. His shop was there in 2014 and 2016 for sure and had been there for many years before that. He offers small glasses of wine when you come in, and there's really only room for 1-2 customers at a time. I'm curious if he and his shop made it through the pandemic?? (I hope. I've worried about him.)
25.6.2023.Absolutely first class,very good and best..Thank you.
this SONYa7sIII ? :(
No, this was a gopro on this day.
Excellent Video, the quality is amazing and it really captures the beauty of Florence.
We were in Florence about a month ago and it was absolutely Beautiful, went to ALL the places shown here and a few others.
Architecture is Breathtaking and The craftsmanship is second to none.
It's not hard to see why Florence is the home of the Renaissance.
Also the Gelato from Gelatoria in Piazza della Signoria is to die for🍦
Beautiful indeed so blessed and the most beautiful country in the world! Amazing Amore 🇳🇿🥰🇮🇹❤️
Italy is an amazing country. I love it there.
Очень круто! Спасибо 🙏
4:28The Via degli Avelli 3 side looks Moorish/Arabic to me - Santa Maria Novello
Is this 2023?
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Are masks still mandatory there?
No, not required anywhere in Italy.
16:30 Arabic architecture influence again - the octogonal building
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3:38:28 i love this passageway. it must be so nice when no people are around.
litigate from babylon with marked currency
What a wonderful work ! It's so great to enter into the monuments.
your disrespect of my right to life is a sad re call by mode of operation
❤❤❤ this citu, nice to return!
Dieu que cette ville est belle ! Mais trop de touristes !
草，我第一眼看到就想到了佛罗伦萨，没想到还真是意大利
Merci!
Hey, thanks so much for supporting the channel!
who came here after he read the inferno novel by dan brown?
Speaking is a good way to describe things
I write closed captions instead so viewers can hear the natural sound and still learn the history.
@@ProWalks You do very well, closed captions are a much better solution especially from a knowledgeful person such as you.