Magnificent presentation of this awesome town. The Jewish Synagogue and its neighborhood and history behind it make Pitigliano very special place. I'm a history buff and I enjoyed that very much. All those people on the streets bring a special charm to the tour. Beautiful panoramic view around town. Thanks, Riccardo, good job.
Love these towns, and Italy has so many! Not overrun with tourists. The narrow winding up and down stairs/lanes between the old buildings. Like a maze. And the panorama from the top, WOW! Nice that you met some cats along the way, the ginger that you could pet is like my cat. Love the drone video, as usual, excellent, Riccardo!👍👍
Thank you dear Geraldine, indeed, it's one of those towns with a kind of special aura... Hard to explain. Liked it , not my best or favourite but truly charming! That ginger car, ah... nice to know it's like yours. He followed me around too later) Wish you a nice Sunday!
@@geraldinehadiwidjaja7421 still half a day to live here ) true .. there isn't a best or worse of course as everyone has its own charm for sure... but...but... The town which , until now, truly captured me (or...shall I say ... My soul) was a little town named Fara in Sabina. Walked there last year...don't ask me why though) don't know... but it did
The drone footage is stunning and really captures the essence of this city. It is incredible how many unknown extraordinary spots like this exist in Italy. The whole place is a work of art. Thanks for recording this for everyone to see and appreciate.
Glad you enjoyed it EZ T, and really happy the intro and the channel is liked and enjoyed. Indeed, there are so many hidden gems all around... Thanks again and Ciao
A history buff’s dream and a land surveyor’s nightmare! 😁 This channel is definitely my favorite “walks” channel. Not only are the vids interesting, but the format is just perfect : drone intro, then no shitty music, historical info in the closed captions, and to top it all off, Riccardo takes the time to answer his viewers in the comments. This is a gem.
Hugo thank you so much for such words... I'm truly touched and blessed to know somebody can appreciate the videos as they are and also... the part about visiting the "forgotten" towns of Italy. Truly... Thanks! I hope to continue as such and that this passion will bring more and more to see and discovery. Wish you a nice Sunday!
So beautiful the red green brown little window shutters….the narrow streets just charming and stunningly beautiful….I love each of these places they all have something special about them….thank you so much
Very nice tour. It is amazing how they manage to build just in the edge of the cliffs making the buildings become part of the cliff itself. Thanks for sharing this nice video.
I totally agree Ivan, it's always quite interesting to see that from an architectal point of view; we often overlooked our ancestors' and their abilities back then... which is a shame. Glad you enjoyed also this video and wish you a nice weekend
Explored another amazing town along with you..beautiful houses and peaceful city surrounded by lots of greenery...just loved it..thanks for sharing my friend
Thank you so much Dear Sudip, as always , glad you enjoyed also this one. Strange atmosphere in Pitigliano I must say, somehow different... liked it though
Glad you enjoyed Rajyashree, indeed... loved Pitigliano.. strange atmosphere somehow... but liked it. I also did a dusk walk there... soon I'll upload. Wish you a nice Sunday!
Hi Riccardo, just wanted to say that I enjoyed your videos of Riomaggiore, San Martino al Cimino and Pitgliano. I found them to be interesting places to visit. And I always look forward to learning about the history of each town you visit. Every place you visit has their own unique story to tell from the distant past. Always appreciate these videos of yours and I also enjoy seeing the cats who seem to be some kind of welcoming committee. These places are real gems indeed.
Dear Lang, I was wondering if you did, glad you liked them. Agreed, as they truly can be quite different from town to town... each one unique in their own way also I must say... Lately I've not gone to Rome for long periods, but with this weather... raining... maybe I'll also show some raining Rome walk soon.
D'accordo con la vista Vega, anche per me la parte più bella e caratteristica...bello che non c'era nessuno. Avrei voluto visitare Madonna delle Grazie :/
Риккардо, благодарю за видео! Очень красивый и очень старый город. Так и представляется всадник на лошади, скачущий вдоль городской стены...Великолепные виды со стен города. Но мало снимал кошек) хочу обязательно увидеть этот город в реальной жизни!
Рад, что тебе тоже понравилась эта, дорогая Таня, действительно ... такое особенное место ... Я тоже снимал там в сумерках ... майеб, я скоро загружу. Желаю вам приятных выходных и до скорого!
The way in which the buildings seem to grow out of the rock face in Pitigliano reminds me of the town of Bonifacio in southern Corsica except that in the case of Bonifacio the buildings are right on the sea cliff!
@@StillWanderer I hope your life will be full of surprise and joy in the new year that’s about to begin. May You be blessed with everything you want in life. Happy New Year to you!🌹
The first time I see street-level images of this renowned town. I didn't know is such an extended complex of many medieval houses with splendid facades (I thought is rather a small village).
Indeed Andrei, it's quite a big town in its own way. Some lateral roads were interconnected with very very narrow and short alleys... stunning place, liked it with its particular aurea. Wish you a nice Sunday dear Andrei!
Mohamed Hi!! Ohhh! So happy to know there is somebody from so far away... Iraq! The ancient Babylon, I wish I could visit one day in my life. Thank you so much again Mohmed and hope to always show interesting places
A breezy day in Pitigliano 🇮🇹 you even got a small tour group at the end with barking dogs 🐕. 👍 drone/ map/ CC descriptions and information again remember to turn on your CC for information history. Hope you can do a night drone over a town or city during the upcoming holiday season depending on the weather condition at night to not sure how drones do in 40 degree’s or lower temperatures???? 👍🇮🇹📸
Thank you Bruce... Amazing idea by night... I NEVER thought actually about this... I'll try to invent something... could be actuallt pretty awesome. They work well in lower temp, it's in the high ones where the problem can arise. But it's a sturdy drone I found out. I surely must try this. I'm even thinking of uploading a new video only with drone footage of all the towns... like 1 hour long for each region. Maybe could also be interesting?
I always thought you were on a segway, I just now saw in the shadow that you use a camera on a stick! Wow, such steady shots when walking and going up steps, amazing!
Oh glad you liked that result Cbear K. During my first year of filming I wasn't using anything special and hence, that's why the videos were so "wobbly" with that irritating up-and-down movement. I then started digging in finding a solution and came up with a kind of stabilization system under the selfie stick which eliminates (mostly) that movment! I truly hate that movement when watching these kind of videos so... Sometimes in crowdy towns I don't use it though, as it's rather heavy and bulky, but the difference are indeed quite something) Glad somebody can recognize this and appreciate it!
@@StillWanderer Aww, its so nice to hear from you! So many channels stop replying to comments these days so its truly a lovely surprise ^_^ Thank you for explaining how that works with the stabilization from the selfie stick, I was truly in awe when I saw you go up the steps and I was like wait...hes not on a segway! Then I saw the shadow and reflection of the stick and my mouth hit the floor lol. Just incredibly well done. Your videos are one of the most peaceful corners of youtube, and a grand adventure for those of us who will never make it to these wonderful places. Wishing the very best!
@@cbeark thank you so much CbearK for the kind words and for the wishes. It's a hobby I love so whenever I have some free time I come back lurking here :) it's a pleasure for me replying and interact a bit. Always glad to know these kind of videos can be enjoyed, especially of those towns so few know about. Up until 3 years ago we were just a couple with such channels,but I see that nowadays there are tens or hundreds even... (!). Wish you a nice week ahead and a big ciao from near Rome Riccardo
@@StillWanderer Aww, you are so very welcome Riccardo, its important to pay it forward so its my pleasure. Well you gained a subscriber for life here, cant wait to see all your new adventures. Nice to hear from the man behind the camera! ^_^ And a heartfelt Ciao to you as well, from Georgia, USA! -Chelsea
@@cbeark Hi Chelsea, thank you so much for the sub and very happy (actually a lot!) to read such a message...Indeed, sometimes the "men behind the cameras" can be visible, but sometimes, as in my case, they are the "shadows" seen from time to time when the sun lights approach from some angles :) I truly hope to visit the USA one day, hopefully not too far away in time and a big ciao from a tiny town a few kms south of Rome where it's now snowing (quite weird for us). Ric
Amazing and dramatic intro 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Fantastic tour winding your way through the maze like town super finds everywhere the Synagogue, the splashes of greenery, fountains, and plazas. I've been working out just to raise my stamina so when I finally arrive in Italy I won't be completely tired from walking. Also, losing the weight so I can eat lots of great food and plenty of gelato. Did you stay there or passing through? Riccardo you did another great job with this one thank you so so much for bringing this marvelous town to the channel. I wonder if I can stay in Italy for 89 days???😁😁😁
Ciao dear Lawson! Liked Pitigliano also, and yup was staying there for 1 night, as I had some free time and also visited a friend not far away! I've lost some kilos so... I think it'll be the same) I filmed also at dusk Pitigliano.. it was after a light rain.. it looked like a completely different town. I'll upload not far away. Wish you a nice Sunday dear friend,
@@telawsonartzy6880 Thank you Lawson)) Polenta.. miss it a lot... as here in central Italy isn't eaten as much as in northern Italy. I'm thinking of visiting christmas market next months... compared to last years... and cribs. Much to show. Thanks to you my friend and wish you a nice week ahead!
Feliz que lo disfrutes Gimena! Gracias. Han pasado más de 2 años ... la intención es mostrar no solo las ciudades famosas, sino centrarse principalmente en las ciudades "olvidadas" y "desconocidas" de Italia. Muy contento de que haya gente como yo que aman especialmente también a aquellos ... les deseo un buen fin de semana y gracias de nuevo!
Quero assistir a todos os seus vídeos, desde os mais antigos. Você consegue captar a essência desses lugares, eu sinto isso. Obrigada por esse grande feito 🌻💛
Mari, essa é uma das mensagens mais lindas que já li aqui... Muito obrigada do fundo do meu coração... muito feliz que alguém possa curtir. É mais uma "viagem" para mim também... Estou pensando em escrever algumas memórias de cada cidade que vejo esses dias! Desejo um bom final de semana Mari e até o próximo vídeo então Ricardo
Могу себе представить, какая цепь катакомб находится под городом. Интересный со всех сторон объект, особенно домики на крышах, вроде бы снято все и все исхожено вдоль и поперек, ан нет, каждый раз находишь что то новое для себя. Экскурсия по подземным объектам была бы хорошим дополнением к этому видео.
Рад видеть вас, дорогой Дед Феодосий . Действительно... очаровательный город был... и его история особенно интересна. Я хотел бы вернуться еще раз однажды. Хотя... Я заснял там прогулку в сумерках, скоро выложу. Желаю вам хорошего 2022 и спасибо за ваши комментарии, как всегда Дед
Sleep music that wakes you up in the morning even with a short sleep, 528Hz / sleep introduction, music that allows you to sleep soundly, music that prepares your autonomic nerves Sleep, music that you can get tired of in a short time.
Why did that woman come out onto the street, walk several feet one way to dump her water to run to the drain the other way? Why didn't she just dump it straight into the drain in the first place? (22:00). There must have been a reason. Riccardo, all this beautiful town and I'm curious about a woman and her water bucket.
Dark smudges are visible on the pavement and the woman washed them off with a solution of detergent. Apparently the smell is not very pleasant. Perhaps her dog is to blame? :)
Hih Sharon, I think Vega explained it as I think too) Actually that move and the sound made me a little... jump or uncomfortable in filming) One of those strange encounters.... like the ginger cat later )
Very nice tour. Thanks. Pity you didn't show us the synagogue and the Jewish quarter. Jews lived there before Christianity. On WW2 the Italian locals hid the Jews of the city after the Germans took over. Well, I intend to visit there, especially for this purpose.
Thank you Shmuel! Indeed, I wanted definitely to film more in the Jewish quarter and Synagogue but as I saw that there was a queue and a person checking the entrance, I felt as it was impossible to film inside. :/ In Sorano, nearby, for example, I did a very nice walk in the Jewish quarter there as well, as it's open and quite interesting as well, even if less famous than Pitigliano. The jewish history in Pitigliano is definitely ancient and quite important one in Italy
@@StillWanderer Thanks for you answer. I'll look for your video of Soreno. I intend to make a tour to Italy to visit the main Jewish remains of the Jewish diaspora following the destruction of the 2nd Sanctuary. For the last 12 years I organise tours to East Europe, where the Jewish people had its main Torah center, till WW2. We go especially to the graves of great Torah leaders. In Italy I plan, inter alia, to visit in Padova a great Torah scholar burried there. I enjoyed very much your video I saw here. Thanks again!
@@sami8009 very interesting Shmuel! And considering my uncle and his family are Jewish I am also part of it. There are many many towns where there is much history of Jewish heritage in Italy. I'll try to show more. Thank you again dear Shmuel
@@sami8009 yes Jewish community preceded Christians not only in Pitigliano but in Rome itself, it's not by chance that one of the three main roots of Roman cuisine is Jewish to this day. Pitigliano is very nice and luckily still very alive while most of these smaller old hill towns are mainly inhabited by old people and used as second homes
@@paperinik69 There is a story in the Talmud - one of some depicting the relations between Rabbi Yehuda the Prince with a Roman ceasar, Antoninus - that tells about a meal that the both had in the house of the Jewish sage. It was a Shabbat feast and the Roman ceasar enjoyed it very much. He asked for the recipe. When they met again, the Roman expressed his disappointment, becaue it wasn't as tasty as the one he ate the first time. The Jewish sage told him that that one had a special spice called Shavat. The letters of Shabbat and Shavat are the same in Hebrew. It's true that there is such a spice, but the lesson was that the spirituality of the holy day, Shabbat, is what renders this dish a special material taste. We are commanded to eat three meals every Shabbat, This is actualy the only Torah commandment that is aimed to give a material pleasure. The target of the rest of the commandments is not to materially enjoy in this ephemeral world, but to depart a spiritual eternal joy.
What an absolutely magical town!!! Every single step is picture perfect!!!
🙏 agreed Claude, Pitigliano is indeed magical
I love that you always film the cats when you see them. Beautiful town with friendly cats.
Glad you enjoyed it Jen, love those town cats very much )
Magnificent presentation of this awesome town. The Jewish Synagogue and its neighborhood and history behind it make Pitigliano very special place. I'm a history buff and I enjoyed that very much. All those people on the streets bring a special charm to the tour. Beautiful panoramic view around town. Thanks, Riccardo, good job.
The people in the streets gives It a special charm
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Love these towns, and Italy has so many! Not overrun with tourists. The narrow winding up and down stairs/lanes between the old buildings. Like a maze. And the panorama from the top, WOW! Nice that you met some cats along the way, the ginger that you could pet is like my cat.
Love the drone video, as usual, excellent, Riccardo!👍👍
Thank you dear Geraldine, indeed, it's one of those towns with a kind of special aura... Hard to explain. Liked it , not my best or favourite but truly charming! That ginger car, ah... nice to know it's like yours.
He followed me around too later)
Wish you a nice Sunday!
@@StillWanderer so which is your best/favourite town? (How does one choose I Italy)
My Sunday is nearly over, hope you have a good one😊
@@geraldinehadiwidjaja7421 still half a day to live here ) true .. there isn't a best or worse of course as everyone has its own charm for sure... but...but... The town which , until now, truly captured me (or...shall I say ... My soul) was a little town named Fara in Sabina. Walked there last year...don't ask me why though) don't know... but it did
The drone footage is stunning and really captures the essence of this city. It is incredible how many unknown extraordinary spots like this exist in Italy. The whole place is a work of art. Thanks for recording this for everyone to see and appreciate.
Glad you enjoyed it EZ T, and really happy the intro and the channel is liked and enjoyed. Indeed, there are so many hidden gems all around... Thanks again and Ciao
Beautiful and charming Pitigliano ! Thank you, Riccardo!
Thank you Alice, glad you enjoyed it, and wish you a nice weekend!
@@StillWanderer Thank you! Enjoy your weekend too !
Ohhh read late but thank you Alice ✌️
bon weekend ,fetes de tous les saints, a presto
Grazie cara Line!
You have such an amazing shooting! Everything is in such detail! Thanks to you, I saw this medieval town in all its details! Thank you very much!
Thank you so much Ela Pav, glad you enjoyed it!
Well done, Ric. Thanks for the great videos!
Glad you liked it Linda!
A history buff’s dream and a land surveyor’s nightmare! 😁
This channel is definitely my favorite “walks” channel. Not only are the vids interesting, but the format is just perfect : drone intro, then no shitty music, historical info in the closed captions, and to top it all off, Riccardo takes the time to answer his viewers in the comments. This is a gem.
Hugo thank you so much for such words... I'm truly touched and blessed to know somebody can appreciate the videos as they are and also... the part about visiting the "forgotten" towns of Italy.
Truly... Thanks! I hope to continue as such and that this passion will bring more and more to see and discovery.
Wish you a nice Sunday!
Yes I agree! this is my favorite channel as well!
Jess thank you 👐
@@StillWanderer 😊
Nice! Well thought and made video! Kudos to the creator's hard work to bring us awesome video to watch!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome! Beautiful landscape from the sky! Great shot! 👍
Arigato!
So beautiful the red green brown little window shutters….the narrow streets just charming and stunningly beautiful….I love each of these places they all have something special about them….thank you so much
Glad you enjoyed it Kate, indeed... Pitigliano is truly something. I stayed there for an evening, I also filmed a dusk walk... soon I'll upload it too
Very nice tour. It is amazing how they manage to build just in the edge of the cliffs making the buildings become part of the cliff itself.
Thanks for sharing this nice video.
I totally agree Ivan, it's always quite interesting to see that from an architectal point of view; we often overlooked our ancestors' and their abilities back then... which is a shame.
Glad you enjoyed also this video and wish you a nice weekend
What an incredible place. So beautiful and vibrant. Thanks for taking us along.
thanks!
Explored another amazing town along with you..beautiful houses and peaceful city surrounded by lots of greenery...just loved it..thanks for sharing my friend
Thank you so much Dear Sudip, as always , glad you enjoyed also this one. Strange atmosphere in Pitigliano I must say, somehow different... liked it though
Glad to see a good quality video! So awesome! Big like! Returning viewer here! Nice!
Thanks for the visit
jolie toscane
je pense aussi Line! Bon weekend!
Pitigliano is amazing , so artful and having rich history , very interesting tour . Marvellous .
Glad you enjoyed Rajyashree, indeed... loved Pitigliano.. strange atmosphere somehow... but liked it. I also did a dusk walk there... soon I'll upload. Wish you a nice Sunday!
Hi Riccardo, just wanted to say that I enjoyed your videos of Riomaggiore, San Martino al Cimino and Pitgliano. I found them to be interesting places to visit. And I always look forward to learning about the history of each town you visit. Every place you visit has their own unique story to tell from the distant past. Always appreciate these videos of yours and I also enjoy seeing the cats who seem to be some kind of welcoming committee. These places are real gems indeed.
Dear Lang, I was wondering if you did, glad you liked them. Agreed, as they truly can be quite different from town to town... each one unique in their own way also I must say... Lately I've not gone to Rome for long periods, but with this weather... raining... maybe I'll also show some raining Rome walk soon.
@@StillWanderer Yes, I would definetly look forward to your next upload.
Take care.
Thank you dear Lang, you too 👐
36:37 Madonna delle Grazie. La migliore vista di Pitigliano è dal campanile di questa chiesa. 41:28 Questo è il mio posto preferito a Pitigliano.
D'accordo con la vista Vega, anche per me la parte più bella e caratteristica...bello che non c'era nessuno. Avrei voluto visitare Madonna delle Grazie :/
What a fantastic town. The kind of place to spend a month in!
Agreed!
Beautiful buildings , lovely archetecture!
Many thanks
Wow, what a beautiful city.
It really is!
Риккардо, благодарю за видео! Очень красивый и очень старый город. Так и представляется всадник на лошади, скачущий вдоль городской стены...Великолепные виды со стен города. Но мало снимал кошек) хочу обязательно увидеть этот город в реальной жизни!
Рад, что тебе тоже понравилась эта, дорогая Таня, действительно ... такое особенное место ... Я тоже снимал там в сумерках ... майеб, я скоро загружу. Желаю вам приятных выходных и до скорого!
Хороших выходных, Рик😊
@@tatianavasileva7077 Spasibo Tanya)
The way in which the buildings seem to grow out of the rock face in Pitigliano reminds me of the town of Bonifacio in southern Corsica except that in the case of Bonifacio the buildings are right on the sea cliff!
Went to check in Google as I never have been in Corsica and... yup! They truly look alike. Stunning places both I must say
Wonderful tour as always 💖💕
Thank you Shaimaa! 🤗 Wish you a nice weekend!
absolutely beautiful city! Definitely a favorite and put on my Travel To list!
It really is Jess, agreed. I walked there also at dusk... I'll show someday, it looked like a completely different town...
@@StillWanderer the name of this town seem familiar, have you filmed there before?
This is great when you first show the full city video and then the route we are going to see in the video👍
Glad you like the format Sara. Wish you a Happy New Year!
@@StillWanderer I hope your life will be full of surprise and joy in the new year that’s about to begin. May You be blessed with everything you want in life. Happy New Year to you!🌹
Thank You Sara, really! Hope the same for you ✌️
The first time I see street-level images of this renowned town. I didn't know is such an extended complex of many medieval houses with splendid facades (I thought is rather a small village).
Indeed Andrei, it's quite a big town in its own way. Some lateral roads were interconnected with very very narrow and short alleys... stunning place, liked it with its particular aurea.
Wish you a nice Sunday dear Andrei!
Thank you very much for your videos
IM FROM IRAQ BAGHDAD
Mohamed Hi!! Ohhh! So happy to know there is somebody from so far away... Iraq! The ancient Babylon, I wish I could visit one day in my life. Thank you so much again Mohmed and hope to always show interesting places
A breezy day in Pitigliano 🇮🇹 you even got a small tour group at the end with barking dogs 🐕. 👍 drone/ map/ CC descriptions and information again remember to turn on your CC for information history. Hope you can do a night drone over a town or city during the upcoming holiday season depending on the weather condition at night to not sure how drones do in 40 degree’s or lower temperatures???? 👍🇮🇹📸
Thank you Bruce... Amazing idea by night... I NEVER thought actually about this... I'll try to invent something... could be actuallt pretty awesome. They work well in lower temp, it's in the high ones where the problem can arise. But it's a sturdy drone I found out. I surely must try this. I'm even thinking of uploading a new video only with drone footage of all the towns... like 1 hour long for each region. Maybe could also be interesting?
I always thought you were on a segway, I just now saw in the shadow that you use a camera on a stick! Wow, such steady shots when walking and going up steps, amazing!
Oh glad you liked that result Cbear K. During my first year of filming I wasn't using anything special and hence, that's why the videos were so "wobbly" with that irritating up-and-down movement.
I then started digging in finding a solution and came up with a kind of stabilization system under the selfie stick which eliminates (mostly) that movment! I truly hate that movement when watching these kind of videos so... Sometimes in crowdy towns I don't use it though, as it's rather heavy and bulky, but the difference are indeed quite something) Glad somebody can recognize this and appreciate it!
@@StillWanderer Aww, its so nice to hear from you! So many channels stop replying to comments these days so its truly a lovely surprise ^_^
Thank you for explaining how that works with the stabilization from the selfie stick, I was truly in awe when I saw you go up the steps and I was like wait...hes not on a segway! Then I saw the shadow and reflection of the stick and my mouth hit the floor lol. Just incredibly well done. Your videos are one of the most peaceful corners of youtube, and a grand adventure for those of us who will never make it to these wonderful places. Wishing the very best!
@@cbeark thank you so much CbearK for the kind words and for the wishes. It's a hobby I love so whenever I have some free time I come back lurking here :) it's a pleasure for me replying and interact a bit. Always glad to know these kind of videos can be enjoyed, especially of those towns so few know about. Up until 3 years ago we were just a couple with such channels,but I see that nowadays there are tens or hundreds even... (!).
Wish you a nice week ahead and a big ciao from near Rome
Riccardo
@@StillWanderer Aww, you are so very welcome Riccardo, its important to pay it forward so its my pleasure. Well you gained a subscriber for life here, cant wait to see all your new adventures. Nice to hear from the man behind the camera! ^_^ And a heartfelt Ciao to you as well, from Georgia, USA! -Chelsea
@@cbeark Hi Chelsea, thank you so much for the sub and very happy (actually a lot!) to read such a message...Indeed, sometimes the "men behind the cameras" can be visible, but sometimes, as in my case, they are the "shadows" seen from time to time when the sun lights approach from some angles :)
I truly hope to visit the USA one day, hopefully not too far away in time and a big ciao from a tiny town a few kms south of Rome where it's now snowing (quite weird for us).
Ric
Amazing and dramatic intro 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Fantastic tour winding your way through the maze like town super finds everywhere the Synagogue, the splashes of greenery, fountains, and plazas. I've been working out just to raise my stamina so when I finally arrive in Italy I won't be completely tired from walking. Also, losing the weight so I can eat lots of great food and plenty of gelato. Did you stay there or passing through? Riccardo you did another great job with this one thank you so so much for bringing this marvelous town to the channel. I wonder if I can stay in Italy for 89 days???😁😁😁
Ciao dear Lawson! Liked Pitigliano also, and yup was staying there for 1 night, as I had some free time and also visited a friend not far away! I've lost some kilos so... I think it'll be the same)
I filmed also at dusk Pitigliano.. it was after a light rain.. it looked like a completely different town. I'll upload not far away.
Wish you a nice Sunday dear friend,
@@StillWanderer Thanks Riccardo can't wait for 2022 pasta, pizza, polenta, and gelato look out!!!!
@@telawsonartzy6880 Thank you Lawson)) Polenta.. miss it a lot... as here in central Italy isn't eaten as much as in northern Italy. I'm thinking of visiting christmas market next months... compared to last years... and cribs. Much to show. Thanks to you my friend and wish you a nice week ahead!
Anoche descubrí el canal... 💙 Que hermosos lugares de Italia...Soñados! 🌟
Feliz que lo disfrutes Gimena! Gracias. Han pasado más de 2 años ... la intención es mostrar no solo las ciudades famosas, sino centrarse principalmente en las ciudades "olvidadas" y "desconocidas" de Italia.
Muy contento de que haya gente como yo que aman especialmente también a aquellos ... les deseo un buen fin de semana y gracias de nuevo!
Wonder where that staircase goes (25:06). There's Hisani (40:41) !! Ah ha! Trying one on for size, are you? (46:12).
I thought the same in fact... so weird staircase... maybe to a cellar? That ginger cat was funny... he followed me a lot later... )
thank you!
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Quero assistir a todos os seus vídeos, desde os mais antigos. Você consegue captar a essência desses lugares, eu sinto isso. Obrigada por esse grande feito 🌻💛
Mari, essa é uma das mensagens mais lindas que já li aqui... Muito obrigada do fundo do meu coração... muito feliz que alguém possa curtir. É mais uma "viagem" para mim também... Estou pensando em escrever algumas memórias de cada cidade que vejo esses dias!
Desejo um bom final de semana Mari e até o próximo vídeo então
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@@StillWanderer você deve ter muitas coisas lindas para escrever. Nos encontramos no próximo vídeo, Ricardo!
🙏🤗 obrigado Mari
Могу себе представить, какая цепь катакомб находится под городом. Интересный со всех сторон объект, особенно домики на крышах, вроде бы снято все и все исхожено вдоль и поперек, ан нет, каждый раз находишь что то новое для себя. Экскурсия по подземным объектам была бы хорошим дополнением к этому видео.
Рад видеть вас, дорогой Дед Феодосий . Действительно... очаровательный город был... и его история особенно интересна. Я хотел бы вернуться еще раз однажды. Хотя... Я заснял там прогулку в сумерках, скоро выложу. Желаю вам хорошего 2022 и спасибо за ваши комментарии, как всегда Дед
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Why did that woman come out onto the street, walk several feet one way to dump her water to run to the drain the other way? Why didn't she just dump it straight into the drain in the first place? (22:00). There must have been a reason. Riccardo, all this beautiful town and I'm curious about a woman and her water bucket.
Dark smudges are visible on the pavement and the woman washed them off with a solution of detergent. Apparently the smell is not very pleasant. Perhaps her dog is to blame? :)
@@vegavit2984 How great to hear from you again! Yes, I thought there must be a reason to go to so much effort to dump some water.
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Hih Sharon, I think Vega explained it as I think too) Actually that move and the sound made me a little... jump or uncomfortable in filming) One of those strange encounters.... like the ginger cat later )
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Obrigado Querida Regina! Bon weekend!
Very nice tour. Thanks. Pity you didn't show us the synagogue and the Jewish quarter. Jews lived there before Christianity. On WW2 the Italian locals hid the Jews of the city after the Germans took over. Well, I intend to visit there, especially for this purpose.
Thank you Shmuel! Indeed, I wanted definitely to film more in the Jewish quarter and Synagogue but as I saw that there was a queue and a person checking the entrance, I felt as it was impossible to film inside. :/ In Sorano, nearby, for example, I did a very nice walk in the Jewish quarter there as well, as it's open and quite interesting as well, even if less famous than Pitigliano. The jewish history in Pitigliano is definitely ancient and quite important one in Italy
@@StillWanderer Thanks for you answer. I'll look for your video of Soreno. I intend to make a tour to Italy to visit the main Jewish remains of the Jewish diaspora following the destruction of the 2nd Sanctuary. For the last 12 years I organise tours to East Europe, where the Jewish people had its main Torah center, till WW2. We go especially to the graves of great Torah leaders. In Italy I plan, inter alia, to visit in Padova a great Torah scholar burried there.
I enjoyed very much your video I saw here. Thanks again!
@@sami8009 very interesting Shmuel! And considering my uncle and his family are Jewish I am also part of it. There are many many towns where there is much history of Jewish heritage in Italy. I'll try to show more. Thank you again dear Shmuel
@@sami8009 yes Jewish community preceded Christians not only in Pitigliano but in Rome itself, it's not by chance that one of the three main roots of Roman cuisine is Jewish to this day. Pitigliano is very nice and luckily still very alive while most of these smaller old hill towns are mainly inhabited by old people and used as second homes
@@paperinik69 There is a story in the Talmud - one of some depicting the relations between Rabbi Yehuda the Prince with a Roman ceasar, Antoninus - that tells about a meal that the both had in the house of the Jewish sage. It was a Shabbat feast and the Roman ceasar enjoyed it very much. He asked for the recipe. When they met again, the Roman expressed his disappointment, becaue it wasn't as tasty as the one he ate the first time. The Jewish sage told him that that one had a special spice called Shavat. The letters of Shabbat and Shavat are the same in Hebrew. It's true that there is such a spice, but the lesson was that the spirituality of the holy day, Shabbat, is what renders this dish a special material taste. We are commanded to eat three meals every Shabbat, This is actualy the only Torah commandment that is aimed to give a material pleasure. The target of the rest of the commandments is not to materially enjoy in this ephemeral world, but to depart a spiritual eternal joy.