St Peter's Basilica Explained

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  • Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
  • Join me in exploring St Peter's Basilica at the Vatican and discover all the intricate details you need to know to understand the architecture and the history of this masterpiece.
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    The Old St Peters: 00:00
    Julius II commissions new basilica : 1:39
    Unfinished church: 2:38
    Bramante's plan: 4:44
    Other projects for St Peter's: 5:22
    Michelangelo's plan: 6:05
    Dome: 6:40
    Elongation of the Nave: 8:04
    Nave and crossing: 9:44
    Baldacchino: 11:14
    Cathedra Petri: 12:20
    Interior decoration: 12:55
    Façade and bell towers: 13:35
    Obelisk: 15:37
    St Peter's Square: 17:34

Комментарии • 670

  • @ManuelBravo
    @ManuelBravo  Год назад +99

    What's your favorite architect of St Peter's Basilica?

    • @blushdog99
      @blushdog99 Год назад +7

      The inside looks like a roman bathhouse lol, thats my favorite part

    • @nebeprisikiskiakopusteliau8884
      @nebeprisikiskiakopusteliau8884 Год назад +3

      The "Arms"

    • @acgsamson6934
      @acgsamson6934 Год назад +6

      Before this video, it was Bramante's, but after seeing Michelangelo's plans without the elongated front - I really prefer that. Never knew or understood why it looked so off. Thanks:)

    • @LL-ye5tz
      @LL-ye5tz Год назад +7

      If only Borromini was given a design role I bet he would come up with something nice...

    • @theprisonerofzenda2862
      @theprisonerofzenda2862 Год назад +8

      🎨🖌Michelangelo. Inexhaustible originality in his designs.

  • @PLuMUK54
    @PLuMUK54 Год назад +446

    I am so grateful to those who make the effort required to produce quality videos like this. I have been unable to travel for almost 20 years, yet I do not feel that I am missing out. A video like this allows me the opportunity to see what otherwise would be a closed book to me.
    Thank you Manuel.

    • @alexbeck8564
      @alexbeck8564 11 месяцев назад

      Hope you're doing well bro...

    • @corabella5593
      @corabella5593 6 месяцев назад

      AMEN 🙏 Same Here

    • @bajang1897
      @bajang1897 5 месяцев назад

      dude, Do you know the meaning of latin inscription at the entrance to St Peter's Vatican Church (on facade) ???

    • @Amor_Fati_
      @Amor_Fati_ 2 месяца назад

      Travel. Life’s short

  • @champagne.future5248
    @champagne.future5248 Год назад +230

    This helped explained to me what felt odd about the facade, and the way the dome is almost hidden. Despite the flaws it is still spectacular

    • @megenberg8
      @megenberg8 Год назад +13

      flaws? the thing is beyond words total perfect success to the moon and back from here to eternity

    • @DeuDeoEgo
      @DeuDeoEgo Год назад +9

      It was built by the best architects and artists of the time and you see flaws? You have clealry never visited it in person. There are another 1000 churches in Italy with a similar architecture to Michelangelo original plan where the dome is not hidden, the Vatican is simply Unique.

    • @champagne.future5248
      @champagne.future5248 Год назад +16

      @@megenberg8 did you watch the video

    • @champagne.future5248
      @champagne.future5248 Год назад +13

      @@DeuDeoEgo did you watch the video

    • @DeuDeoEgo
      @DeuDeoEgo Год назад +3

      @@champagne.future5248 Did you visit San Peter basilica? No flaws. It's not meant to be observed right in front of the faced. As per the towers, Bernini built 2 towers on top of the Pantheon too (later demolished for obvious reasons).

  • @aenriquesi
    @aenriquesi Год назад +136

    astonishing explanation

  • @chrisalipiomd
    @chrisalipiomd Год назад +67

    One can't comprehend how vast is the space until you're in St. Peter's. It accomplishes the task of putting you in AWE. Of making you feel small. The letters in the frieze lining the top of the nave and round the dome may look just readable when you're down there but they are enormous! The statues look the right proportion at a distance, but again, when you come closer, you realize how big they are. Amazing building, whatever your religion is. A must see.

  • @xavierquark4998
    @xavierquark4998 Год назад +198

    This is the best architectural history video I have ever watched. You combine information of many kinds, about architecture but also about the individuals and their differing visions, and combine it with excellent visuals. The pace is just right: fast and packed with information that keeps your interest, but not too fast. I have visited St Peters and I have watched other videos, but today I learned many significant things I had never known before. Probably the most interesting is the fact that there are imperfections in the design and execution, clearly apparent once you point them out. So St Peter's is a magnificent achievement, but there is indeed room for it to be surpassed one day by something else.

    • @ManuelBravo
      @ManuelBravo  Год назад +12

      Thank you for your comment!

    • @megenberg8
      @megenberg8 Год назад +5

      my friend, you must be young. st peters is like Bach. or Mozart. or Michelangelo himself. they are of our history for ever and anon (forever to infinity). : )

    • @megenberg8
      @megenberg8 Год назад +7

      i think this is the best video as well... it has much detail and covers everything with exceptional verve & brevity! it should get an award. clear and concise - the guy has the authentic and proficient Latin happening in spades - can't praise him enough for this one! and the photo excerpts a positive dream! most edifying!!!

    • @MoiLiberty
      @MoiLiberty 5 месяцев назад

      That’s because you don’t see the pagan influence.

  • @Radio_Prague
    @Radio_Prague Год назад +152

    I’ll literally be there in two hours. 😮

    • @punksintheback7062
      @punksintheback7062 10 месяцев назад +4

      @@samuelsantosvitorino3974he was late and missed the plane

    • @olliemcfarlane1418
      @olliemcfarlane1418 6 месяцев назад +6

      You’ll join the que in two hours…..

    • @MoiLiberty
      @MoiLiberty 5 месяцев назад +2

      Pagan.

    • @OmniGuy
      @OmniGuy 4 месяца назад +1

      8 months for me. As a retired mason I am so looking forward to this trip.

    • @mickanvonfootscraymarket5520
      @mickanvonfootscraymarket5520 3 месяца назад +1

      You are probably still in the que

  • @kevorkserjdekermenjian7343
    @kevorkserjdekermenjian7343 Месяц назад +5

    The best thing that ever happened to me is that i had the chance to visit Vatican city and see the St Peter's basilica. ❤

  • @Apxo1014
    @Apxo1014 Год назад +92

    As somebody who loves Saint peters, and even wrote a thesis On its construction, you did an incredible job with this video. It is the best video on Saint Peter’s that I have seen you manage to condense in 20 minutes, something that took me 80 pages to write. well done!

    • @ManuelBravo
      @ManuelBravo  Год назад +9

      Thank you, Liam!

    • @bajang1897
      @bajang1897 5 месяцев назад +1

      dude, Do you know the meaning of latin inscription at the entrance to St Peter's Vatican Church (on facade) ???

  • @romans6two338
    @romans6two338 Год назад +37

    I literally found your channel by accident. I'm an ancient Roman history geek and this Vatican City video popped up and watched it since I've been there. You have a new subscription from me. This was an excellent video thanks for the education and your work.

  • @tmcb_
    @tmcb_ Год назад +69

    This was so informative! The extension of the nave obscuring the view of the dome, the symmetry of the plaza & obelisk to the basilica & tomb, Mussolini's extension of the street providing a needed perspective. Fascinating!

    • @Camaleonte9087
      @Camaleonte9087 Год назад +7

      He provided a needed perspective but destroyed the mediaval heart of the city

    • @e-1074
      @e-1074 Год назад

      @@Camaleonte9087 worth it 💀

    • @Podzzy
      @Podzzy Год назад +1

      @@e-1074 Aesthetically a clear improvement but it wasn't worth it, the historic buildings must be preserved.

    • @josephleonard6695
      @josephleonard6695 Год назад +2

      ngl these fascist European autocrats had taste

    • @Podzzy
      @Podzzy Год назад +3

      @@josephleonard6695 Yes, fascist architecture in particular is in my opinion one of the last great architectural styles. Notable examples are EUR and Foro Italico.

  • @varana
    @varana Год назад +21

    Amazing explanation. One guide to the basilica once said that St Peter's is more of a monument to the papacy, than a traditional church, and I tend to agree. Even with its flaws, it transports that idea of the pope's power very well.
    That detail about Raffaello's School of Athens being inspired by the unfinished basilica was new to me.
    Great video. :)

  • @DrCocheRico2
    @DrCocheRico2 Год назад +13

    Your use of the Classical pronunciation of Latin made my heart glow! Thank you. ... And the video is absolutely wonderful! :-)

  • @CarolusMagnus44
    @CarolusMagnus44 Год назад +25

    Man I love your videos keep posting

  • @ivanzabala7549
    @ivanzabala7549 Год назад +12

    This video is miraculous. I visited St. Peter’s decades ago. I was stunned by its beauty. I just relived that experience , and I am literally in tears. There’s magic in your talent, sir. Congratulations, and thank you! 👏👏

  • @ethanol1586
    @ethanol1586 Год назад +7

    Ahhhhh! I can't wait to watch this! I have a feeling it's going to be amazing

  • @andyroo9381
    @andyroo9381 Год назад +8

    I have visited The Vatican and St. Peter's Basilica a few times. It really is an amazing building. Larger than life and full of beauty. Everyone visiting spends their time looking up to the ceiling in amazement. It really is that big.

  • @ritaminamoto
    @ritaminamoto Год назад +35

    Such a shame Michelangelo's dome concept is ruined by the new nave.
    And now I know the facade lacks towers on each side I can't unsee it 🥲
    But still the architecture of Rome is absolutly exceptional 💖

    • @aa2339
      @aa2339 Год назад +1

      And won't it be possible to construct the towers now with lighter materials.

    • @megenberg8
      @megenberg8 Год назад +4

      i thought he clearly made the greatest contribution and was the first of men in his generation (as w/ respect to creative merit) but in time st peters continued on as a collaborative intergenerational project. as it stands today, (and as explicitly revealed in the video), we now enjoy the incomparable outcome in all its wondrous achievement! the talent of these men, the skill, the brute determination - ASTRONOMICAL!!! the video is outstanding for the way it shows this in a simple and lovely way, succinctly and w/ import. nicely done!

    • @Nivola1953
      @Nivola1953 Год назад +1

      Most of the churches in Italy have the Latin cross plan, the Santa Maria del fiore in Florence, mentioned as the inspiration for the dome is made with such design and the dome in not visible if you stand close to the facade! So, “ruined” is just a bit of a strong word and an artistic opinion, to which of course you are entitled!😊

    • @Nivola1953
      @Nivola1953 Год назад

      For the non Italian speakers, the Latin wording on top of the altar makes more sense in Italian/Latin because Peter in Italian is Pietro which is almost identical to the Italian word for stone that is pietra! 🤓

    • @Nivola1953
      @Nivola1953 Год назад +1

      Just a nerdy remark, but at 0:31 the last word in the Latin phrase is “Vinces” that is [with this sign you will] win, the end “ces” is pronounced like in chess not like in chemical as the voice in the video.

  • @joelressner9651
    @joelressner9651 Год назад +45

    Excellent video. The succession of architectural plans explains some of the quirks of the complex of buildings; I had not known of the changes in the planning from Greek to Latin cross prior to viewing this. I wonder what the building would have looked like if the Greek cross design had been retained!

  • @BlueSaphire70
    @BlueSaphire70 Год назад +7

    Gosh! I visited the Basilica of St. Peter back in 2019 and would have loved to have seen this video before visiting. Still, being there in person was a wonderful experience, made even richer now that I better understand everything I saw. Thank you for posting!

  • @LAchyM3
    @LAchyM3 Год назад +11

    Another brilliant explanation of one of the architectural marvels of the world. This is what makes RUclips worthwhile! Thanks Manuel Bravo!

  • @MsSasha4444
    @MsSasha4444 Год назад +6

    I am fortunate to have visited St. Peter’s. I wish that I could have watched this before I visited. It still is brilliant to watch and is so helpful. It brings my visit back to life. I truly enjoy your channel. Thank you!

  • @Qigate
    @Qigate Год назад +14

    Manuel, words do not explain how wonderful your videos are to watch. I am thrilled by the views and I come to understand so much more of the wonderful places you take us. Thank you.

  • @georgeprokopenko3044
    @georgeprokopenko3044 Год назад +7

    good camera, good work.

  • @chrislook3395
    @chrislook3395 Год назад +7

    Super interesting- I wish I had seen this before visiting. thank you for this.

  • @ozeskiman
    @ozeskiman 6 месяцев назад +3

    A fascinating explanation of the building of St Peter's basilica. Even though I've been to Rome more than a dozen times, and visited the basilica every time, this video brought new insights to me. Brilliant.

  • @odairfleckerpalmerin9745
    @odairfleckerpalmerin9745 Год назад +6

    Unique and magnificent presentation!

  • @jfquirosreyes
    @jfquirosreyes Год назад +6

    Felicidades, señor Bravo.
    Completa y exhaustiva información la que usted nos facilita.
    Estoy a la espera de su pronta aparición en español para poder enseñársela a mis padres, que no hablan inglés.

  • @auguststavbro
    @auguststavbro 18 дней назад

    I visited once when I was 12 and was absolutely blown away by the interior. Beautiful video!

  • @AntPDC
    @AntPDC 8 месяцев назад +3

    Excellent documentary by a scholar who actually knows what he is talking about. Many thanks!

  • @charlesdsouza1753
    @charlesdsouza1753 Год назад +4

    Architecture at its very best, in the golden era of beauty, art and mathematics.

  • @paulinaruiz3692
    @paulinaruiz3692 Год назад +18

    Espero que pronto salga también el vídeo en español ❤😊

    • @AR-qu3pi
      @AR-qu3pi Год назад

      Eso espero. Qué manía de hacerlo en inglés!!

    • @richiedamien
      @richiedamien Год назад +1

      @@AR-qu3pi el inglés es la lengua franca del mundo, piénsalo así, la versión en inglés paga su trabajo en vistas totales que siempre serán más grandes que si estuviera en español, le permite seguir haciendo videos increíbles, el español es el bono en parte gracias a que él habla español.

    • @AR-qu3pi
      @AR-qu3pi Год назад +1

      @@richiedamien Lo sé y desde un punto de vista estrictamente comercial lo entiendo. Pero si los hispanohablantes hacemos directamente nuestro trabajo solamente en inglés...mal vamos.

  • @anon7057
    @anon7057 Год назад +20

    So well done! I was never that interested in architecture theory but the way you present it is done in an incredibly skilled and coherent way. I’m interested in what you would have to say about San Paolo outside the walls, another incredible church that so many people miss because it’s not in central rome

  • @lorenzolocatelirossi
    @lorenzolocatelirossi Год назад +3

    i must admit, the best presentation of the basilica i know. thank you, bravissimo..

  • @JoshFlorii
    @JoshFlorii 8 месяцев назад +2

    This video made by one man is greater than the published documentaries. What a time to be alive!! 🎉

  • @RJJJ7
    @RJJJ7 Год назад +3

    One of the best videos I’ve watched in ages

  • @lolno2623
    @lolno2623 10 месяцев назад +2

    I was touring the basilica while listening to this. It was very useful. Thank you so much

  • @theprisonerofzenda2862
    @theprisonerofzenda2862 Год назад +3

    Wonderful work. Excellent video 📹. Thank you, Manuel

  • @marclopez9492
    @marclopez9492 Год назад +3

    Manuel, your videos are pure quality. Thanks for sharing.

  • @acgsamson6934
    @acgsamson6934 Год назад +18

    Hey Manuel, these videos keep getting better and better. Would really love to hear more about church construction in the eternal city, perhaps going into the baroque and talking about Francesco Borromini (I feel like no one talks about him or that period of Rome) Thanks for all the great content!

    • @megenberg8
      @megenberg8 Год назад +2

      a winner, this one! agree

  • @user-rk6dw9bs4x
    @user-rk6dw9bs4x 7 месяцев назад +1

    이때까지 본 로마 설명한 비디오중 최고네요. 한국 자막 달아주셔서 감사합니다. 건축 양식 뿐 아니라 전체적 조감도까지 최고예요!❤

    • @ManuelBravo
      @ManuelBravo  7 месяцев назад +3

      감사합니다! 즐거우셨다니 기쁘네요.

  • @TeresaEliz
    @TeresaEliz Год назад +6

    Amazing video! I visited Rome and, of course St. Peter’s Basilica a few years ago! This makes me want to go back soon! ♥️

  • @alejandrocano7747
    @alejandrocano7747 6 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you so much Mr. Bravo for bringing us those magnificent historical places home. My dream is to visit Europe, and to be specific Italy. I will one day be there and when that day comes, I will understand what I will be seeing thanks to your videos. Keep up the excellent work. Those like me who love history, art and culture, appreciate what you do.

  • @Dogsnark
    @Dogsnark Год назад +2

    This is the best video on the subject I have seen. It explains so much and reveals things I’ve never really thought of. Of special significance, for me, is the fact that it is not possible to actually see the full dome and facade of the church without doing so at a distance. The artistry, engineering, and vision of the architects is just breathtaking in this magnificent structure.

  • @susannebrunberg4174
    @susannebrunberg4174 2 месяца назад

    My mother was so facinated with this church, so we went there three times during three years to explore everything.
    The dome is absolutely stunning. And all the marble floors, all the pillars, it's all an amazing piece of craftsmanship.

  • @hardway_6823
    @hardway_6823 Месяц назад +1

    Just discovered your channel while I am visiting Rome for a few days - you have produced some truly exceptional content on Rome, just outstanding! Doubtless this is the best and most informative on RUclips, I’ve been searching and haven’t found anything else that even comes close to what you’re doing here. Brava!

  • @nebeprisikiskiakopusteliau8884
    @nebeprisikiskiakopusteliau8884 Год назад +6

    For some reason I never looked at Saint Peter's basilica as something incredible, until now

  • @AfricanSouthernCross
    @AfricanSouthernCross Год назад +2

    Wonderfully entertaining.

  • @OtHaku
    @OtHaku Год назад +2

    I'm here just to say I'm IMPRESSED by your accent and pronunciation. I got interested in your videos because, being a languages teacher myself, I found something you post about latin. But wow, you got skills. I'm amazed, your content is HIGH QUALITY!! Edit: I totally forgot to said I saw your videos in Spanish first 😅

  • @idl9ave419
    @idl9ave419 Год назад +2

    Excellent- I’ve visited St. Peter’s three times, one of those times with a guide, and never heard most of this architectural history until seeing your video. Please make more!!

  • @rere76en
    @rere76en Год назад +2

    very informative without being boring. excellent work> I wish I had watched this before I went to Vatican

  • @will_mcfarland
    @will_mcfarland Год назад +1

    Been all over the world - this building is the most impressive man-made object I have ever seen. I have been there twice and hope to return many times more.

  • @Prirrie
    @Prirrie Год назад +2

    Any idea when you’re uploading Michel Angelo part2? Loved part 1!

  • @Ayoub-adventures
    @Ayoub-adventures 11 месяцев назад +1

    This video is raising far the bar of cultural information. Thank you !

  • @Maucha31
    @Maucha31 Год назад +13

    I cannot explain how amazing this video is! Im currently studying architecture conservation in Rome, i've been countless times to the vatican, received many classes about the Basilica on the Basilica, I have searched and watched a fair share of videos, podcasts, read a ton about the different elements within San Pietro, even a full on paper on the Cathedra Petri. Yet this video helped me connect everything and understand way better the architecture, history and art of the Basilica di San Pietro. I had already watched a few of your videos but this one made you my favorite channel 😁. Im exited to see whatever other videos you are working on!
    I have only one random question that maybe you can help me solve. On the main altar on top of the Catedra Petri within the entablature, more specifically the frieze there are some greek letters. Do you know why or what does it mean?

    • @ManuelBravo
      @ManuelBravo  Год назад +11

      Thank you for your comment, I’m glad you found the video useful.
      To answer your question, in the left side of the frieze there is the Latin inscription “o pastor ecclesiae tu omnes Christi pascis agnos et oves” which means “oh church’s shepherd you feed all of Christ’s lambs and sheep” the text is from the gospel of John which was originally written in Greek, so to the right the same thing is written in Greek.

  • @catherinechiara3914
    @catherinechiara3914 Год назад +1

    Fabulous video!!! There is so much information in your videos. Your research is phenomenal!!! Greatly appreciated!!!

  • @ac_wiss
    @ac_wiss Год назад +4

    Crushed it again! The research for every video is appreciated, it’s impressive how u can explain the complicated intricacies of history/politics/art and religion in such a digestible manner for the those of us without the prior knowledge to understand it fully! Much love for all your hard work, can’t wait to see your next piece!

  • @branc2658
    @branc2658 Год назад +2

    The name Petrus in Latin derives from the word Petra that means "stone" and from this assonance we can get the meaning of the inscription saying " TV ES PETRUS ET SUPER HANC PETRAM AEDIFICABO ECCLESIAM" that thanslated sounds like " You are Peter and over this stone I will build my church....".

  • @dobees8183
    @dobees8183 7 месяцев назад +1

    Incredible video, just, amazing! It does justice to this a marvel of engineering and architecture. I became emotional when I visited St. Peter's, it's impossible not to regardless of your religious views.

  • @Invigilium
    @Invigilium 15 дней назад

    The most beautiful building in the world, within the most beautiful city in the world. You will be in awe at the size and scope of the architecture and art of St. Peter's Basilica. It will forever remain in my memories.

  • @anqixue6032
    @anqixue6032 Год назад +1

    I have been there multiple times but it's the very first time I get these info on youtube, thank you Manuel for making these great videos.

  • @bobbyprivate
    @bobbyprivate Месяц назад

    Just got back from Rome. And it was beautiful. Thank you for this video.

  • @alessandrositopu
    @alessandrositopu Год назад +8

    this is easily my favorite channel in this topic. ! I always love your videos. they're clear, educating, well researched, and pleasing to eyes and ears. the way you pronounce the V like the Romans is the cherry on top!😁
    thank you, Manuel!

  • @MrAchile13
    @MrAchile13 Год назад +1

    It's always a joy when I see a new video. Thank you for your work!

  • @iambrian769
    @iambrian769 Год назад +1

    Enjoyed From The Caribbean 🇻🇨

  • @alexandrecote7674
    @alexandrecote7674 Год назад +1

    As always, amazing content. Thank you for giving us such great detail into this subject.

  • @WarayTVofficial
    @WarayTVofficial Год назад +1

    Informative.. 👍✝️🙏 thanks.. from the Philippines 🇵🇭.

  • @vanai2359
    @vanai2359 2 месяца назад

    Thank you so very much for making this video. The amount of information it transfers is great. You made my second time visiting Rome so much better!

  • @silveryuno
    @silveryuno Год назад +1

    I was there last year on my birthday. It's was beautiful.

  • @tommonk7651
    @tommonk7651 Год назад +3

    I am not the least religious, much less Catholic, but I consider myself fortunate to have visited this magnificent structure twice. I spent hours examining the interior, the Vatican museum, the Sistine Chapel and the exterior procession and obelisk. The amount of effort and thinking and money that must have gone into this structure are just amazing to consider.

    • @alexj.denton7453
      @alexj.denton7453 9 месяцев назад +1

      And all for the glory of Christ. You should come to the faith

    • @tommonk7651
      @tommonk7651 9 месяцев назад

      @@alexj.denton7453 Billions in the Vatican bank; billions in property world wide; priests who molest little boys; agreements with Nazis. No thanks. I prefer truth. Keep your "glory"....

  • @beardfmly
    @beardfmly 11 месяцев назад

    This was a fantastic video. Both of the amount and quality of the information you provide, and the way you provide it. It’s quite an achievement. Well done!

  • @roelantverhoeven371
    @roelantverhoeven371 Год назад +2

    Gothic is my favourite style period, but baroque is second, and this building is one of the most beautiful and grandest churches ever built, tho I do lament the loss of the old basilica a little...

  • @jimcarpenter965
    @jimcarpenter965 Год назад +1

    The production value of these videos is outstanding. I don’t know how you do it, but I’m glad you do!

  • @Dr.Pepper001
    @Dr.Pepper001 Год назад +5

    I spent several hours touring around Vatican City. It boggles the senses; and especially the Sistine Chapel ceiling.

    • @megenberg8
      @megenberg8 Год назад +2

      we seem not to be aware of how intelligent and advanced were the people of our past

  • @bonrafaelborromeo7176
    @bonrafaelborromeo7176 Год назад +1

    I was in Vatican last year, and I never thought there are lot more stories behind the Basilica. Looking forward to come back soon.

  • @vladlachow
    @vladlachow Год назад

    Thanks, Manuel, great to watch your videos... informative, deep, well-visualised

  • @johnbradshaw4963
    @johnbradshaw4963 Год назад

    Manuel...masterfully done! You have a wonderful manner of presenting your understanding of this majestic edifice. Thank you.

  • @EchoBravo370
    @EchoBravo370 Год назад +3

    If you look at the population of Rome at this time, it wasn't more than 50k people.
    Basically it was like a town, more than a city.
    An incredible endeavour at such a time.

    • @PInk77W1
      @PInk77W1 10 месяцев назад

      Wow. That’s crazy.

    • @PInk77W1
      @PInk77W1 10 месяцев назад

      But they have Catholics all over the world sending funds to the Vatican

  • @Matt9Xx
    @Matt9Xx Год назад

    I absolutely love to visit Rome and this video just highlights all the wonder and majesty of the place, thank you and keep up your amazing videos!!

  • @luisbravosainz6681
    @luisbravosainz6681 Год назад

    Great video. As always Manuel’s work is astonishing

  • @megenberg8
    @megenberg8 Год назад +2

    thank you and i hope everyone is planning to visit st peter's in their lifetime, if at all possible. your video is excellent, a perfect 10 in every way. i enjoyed it completely. the only thing i can say after watching your wonderful presentation is that i never expected to encounter anything so beautiful as st peter's in my lifetime. magnificence! the atmosphere utterly transcendent - and so much love abundant; the love of God

  • @igoplacessometimes
    @igoplacessometimes Год назад +1

    you make the best videos man, keep it up for us plz!

  • @RaphaelArchangelus
    @RaphaelArchangelus Год назад

    Wonderful work, amazing video. Thank you !

  • @phucdo7413
    @phucdo7413 Год назад +1

    Great work on this video sir!

  • @onair6652
    @onair6652 Год назад +1

    Amazing video, thanks for sharing

  • @michaelrib3061
    @michaelrib3061 5 месяцев назад

    I really enjoyed your video. Well done I’ll be looking for more.

  • @TheDawnHasArrived
    @TheDawnHasArrived 5 месяцев назад

    So glad I came across your channel... Awesome work!!

  • @strawberriebabieex3
    @strawberriebabieex3 Год назад +1

    Wonderful insights and presentation. as an architect, I have read the history of St. Peter's multiple times. but i enjoyed seeing the process of the design explained in video more than simply seeing it in books. Thanks for your sharing your interpretation.

  • @phe9238
    @phe9238 Год назад +2

    Very nicely done, thank you! 👍👌🏅

  • @richardperkins3460
    @richardperkins3460 Год назад

    Your videos are just amazing. We are returning to Rome in June and I’m planning a return visit to the Basilica. It’s just so impressive. I can’t wait. Thanks for all you do.❤

  • @gabrielaalvesdasilva9441
    @gabrielaalvesdasilva9441 Год назад

    This is amazing work! Thank you Manuel ❤

  • @chrisrey6876
    @chrisrey6876 5 месяцев назад

    I am very delighted of your video. I have been to Rome and visited St Peters many times, and now it is very meaningful. Continue for inspiring us.

  • @Wi3rzb0
    @Wi3rzb0 Месяц назад

    Very intreresting details that i didnt know

  • @zairahu
    @zairahu 8 месяцев назад

    This was a wonderful video thank you I learned so much about St Peter's Basilica's architecture and history. I hope to go see it one day with all this information in mind!

  • @libbycampbell2557
    @libbycampbell2557 Год назад

    Thank you for this video! We were there in 2012 and was amazed, to put it mildly! So much more information makes it that much more impressive!

  • @hamakita
    @hamakita Год назад

    I always enjoy your videos and learn so much. Thank you. And thanks for the English versions.

  • @CapybaraTut
    @CapybaraTut Год назад

    Thanks for this wonderful video. I truly enjoyed watching it!

  • @JodyOwen-we6oo
    @JodyOwen-we6oo Год назад

    Superb! Concise but complete and very approachable. Thank you very much.

  • @twiley3530
    @twiley3530 Год назад +1

    The Basilica is a wonder of the world! I've been there and loved the experienc. I am thankful for your knowledge you have shared. Very gratefu!!!

  • @claudionogueira9836
    @claudionogueira9836 18 дней назад

    Brilliantly explained !
    Thank you.. you made this do interesting.❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏