I'm from Argentina, my great-grandfather arrived here from Italy in 1883, and I always dreamed of travel to that beautiful and fascinating country. Thanks to you I not only began to know it but also to love it. Rest assured that I will go there one day to see in person the wonders that you show us in your magnificent videos. And of course Naples is first on my list of Italian cities to visit.
Soy portena y vivo en Roma hace mucho. Napoli es una ciudad muy particular. En Italia cada ciudad es distinta de las otras. La gente habla de forma diferente y tiene su propria forma de cocinar. Pero la gente de Napoli es más parecida a los argentinos. Adoran a Maradona como un dios. Te va a gustar. Además tiene cerca las Islas de Capri, Ischia que son una delicia! Un beso a mi Buenos Aires 💋❤️
J’ai aimé vos paroles Moi j’ai vécu vingt ans en Italie et surtout à Roma mais je connais toute l’Italie de venezia à reggio calabria personnellement j’adore tout le pays et les italiens mais ROMA Napoli venezia et les 5 terre sont grandioses.👋
What a lovely and delightful city! I have traveled to Italy seven times and always wanted to get to Naples. It obviously has the characteristics of a world class people city. Loved your observation "..not taking selfies, talking to each other..". That is the product of urbanism at it's finest. Long may they celebrate. And they built a new subway to serve all it's people! USA, take notice. This is what a real city looks like, it works for everybody.Everybody prospers.
I'm isolated on my home office on day 2 with Covid. What a great way to pass the time! Makes me feel like I'm part of the crowd. It's 8:30 AM Saturday morning and I'm craving a pizza! Thanks
Naples at night is like a film set, unbelievably evocative and poignant. It's so incredibly beautiful in its ancient graffiti covered squalor. The smiles of the street, alongside the rubbish and clutter. The glory of the people is supreme. Naples is a diamond amongst rubble, a living museum in a continent of a morgue. E la vera vita! Grazie Miele for posting. Tiamo Napoli, tiamo. Xox💖
Thank you for showing the amazing side of Naples!!! Your videos are the best of all the walking videos and the captions are so interesting to read! I’ve learned so many new things ❤❤❤
Very authentic video. Italians are very friendly. Naples feel like a movie set. I like the locals & I was worried about the mafia. Then you mentioned it.😂 I have a feeling you are Napoleon & ❤️ the city. Great video. 🙌🙌🙌
Yes, I am Neapolitan and Sicilian, I make pasta fagioli at least once a month. Great northern beans, whole peeled plum tomatoes, garlic, oregano, basil, olive oil, salt and black pepper to taste, simmer 2 hours, then prepare ditilini on the side and add at the end.
děkuji za úžasné video ,informace které jsem ještě nevěděla o me milované Neapoli ...jezdím každý rok ..miluji toto místo...V srpnu zase přijedu..a už teď se nemůžu dočkat...závidím místním, že tam mohou žít...je to mě největší přání 💙
The best pizza i had in the historic centre, visited the ruins of an underground roman market...walked the streets at night , such a magical experience! Thanks from Dave, Ciao Isaac .
Hey Dave, how goes it? Yeah, Naples is fun to explore. You're right in the middle of a historic city that is not a giant tourist hot spot. It is pretty amazing.
Thank you for showing us the vibrant, living city of Napoli! I have only been there a part of a tour to Pompeii and only in the area at the end of your walk. Mary Beard made a comparison of Naples to Pompeii and suggested that this lively city would have been reflective of life in the ancient city. And I agree with you about Venice....I have been there during Carnevale and while the city was crowded it was tourists walking around like cattle and very little signs of local life. You have given me a new perspective on Naples.
by the way, the Carnevale di Venezia is the most touristic thing of Venice. Don't forget it when you think about a tiny island. Actually there are locals if you walk over the touristic perimeter, but it's a real and well-known problem the fact the inhabitants are getting always lesser because the tourism… Venice is expensive as hell for the italian average. That city is the really the only one of his kind.
Man, thank you for starting these evening walks. I remember last time searching for a video of evening vibes of Genoa and Venice but could not find one. Google maps also provide daytime only.
Naples is also known for its natural beauties, such as Posillipo, Phlegraean Fields, Nisida, and Vesuvius. Neapolitan cuisine is noted for its association with pizza, which originated in the city, as well as numerous other local dishes.
Really appreciated how you talked about the history and the MAIN differences between a city like Napoli and other Italian cities , it's a place where you can find the real italian experience. Just to say; the sterotypes about italians, if you notice are pretty much all coming from Napoli, and also the cuisine does a great part too. I understood you were not from here just because you talked with a stranger that asked you where were you from xD and got surprised when you said you are from USA, it says alot about your passion and your open minded-ness on watching every characteristic of the city. This wasn't even a trip from me as i'm from Napoli, but i loved every minute of the video, you have to keep it like this, good luck ;)
@@iquote7806 he was my algerba 1 teacher in 9th grade, two years ago and on the last day of school he told us about his channel, but i didnt think he was still here in italy because i havent seen him around at all
Thanks Prowalk Tours. I enjoyed the nightlife of Naples and people watching. The dome was very impressive, a wonder of construction. Safe travels to you and your family.
I love Italy and Naples is so special. Thank you for thw walking tour. I must say its sad to see all the graffiti defacing old structures and litter everywhere. I don't remember it like this in years past. Still a beautiful country, wonderful people and culture. Thanks again ProWalk Tours.
Hey, you are very welcome. Yeah, I wish I could have seen it years ago. First time I was there was in 2010...and it was even worse because of the trash buildup. Thanks for joining me on the tour. Naples is my favorite city.
@@ProWalks Naples is a special city, without question one of my favorite in Europe. My 1st (working/coaching abroad) year was in 1983 skiing throughout the French, Swiss, Italian and Austrian alps plus visiting the larger cities (Paris, Geneva, Rome, Vienna) on summer ski tours for 14-19 year olds back when the glaciers were bigger. 1989 I made the US Ski Team & spent next 10 years traveling throughout the alps competing on the World Cup Tour as well as Olympic Games in France. Up until 2005 I spent more time in Europe than the States. I miss it, yet am ever grateful I was able to enjoy it when it was much less crowded, less expensive, and people weren't glued to thier phones, etc. Italy will always hold a special place in my memories. Keep on keeping on! Arrivederci buon signore! - Maggie
Senti-me como se estivesse, realmente, andando pelas ruas de Nápoles, ao lado do nosso cicerone, e interagindo com os nativos, locais e turistas. Agradável e festiva experiência!!
Lol, should have stopped me and said hello. :) I'll be back again this evening to film another walk. I'm going to film a few more towns here on the Amalfi Coast and then head north into some new territory. I hope you enjoy your trip too. :)
I had pocket picked in Naples while moving from the airport to the port to take a boat to Capri. It Remains no good memory but, I really want to visit Naples again and tour all the city.
Yeah, me too on my first visit on a bus from the train station to my airbnb. Then I got scammed minutes later..as a naive tourist. I never wanted to go back. I was hesitant to accept a job here at first but decided to go for it. I love Naples now. It's my all time favorite city.
Sou brasileiro da região Nordeste e há muito acompanho este canal. Não conheço a Itália, porém o país da Bota me fascina. Espero continuar assistindo seus vídeos, os quais são interessantes e sobretudo muito instrutivo. Parabéns!
I spent 2003-6 in Gricignano di Aversa walking through the fields into the back gate to work - and spent many a Saturday touring Naples. I especially enjoyed the Taxi's navigating through the diners. Typical. Neapolitans epitomize "live and let live" - but I always kept my hand on my wallet in my front pocket.
The first time I was in Napoli it was in 2010. In the middle of garbage crisis but even I will return. Besides Napoli I was visited Castellamare di Stabbia, Torre Annunziata , Capri, Sant'Agnello. Piazza del Pleibiscito was so huge that I still remember to this place. Posillipo were awesome and the Soflatara in Pouzzoli as well.
Haven't visited Naples since covid started and omg how lively the streets are! The last time I really went out for the evening there was in 2016 and back then the streets around piazza San Domenico were starting to get busier during the evening and some more restaurants and pizzerie started appearing after some years where the historic center was kinda dead and not so safe. I am really pleased to see that the trend didn't stop and now look at all the outside tables and the people enjoying their time! Thank you for sharing :D
Napoli ha bellezze incomparabili , tanta cultura e tante belle tradizioni ma se Napoli fosse più pulita e i ragazzi non imbrattassero i muri, se i napoletani alla guida fossero più rispettosi, se non ci fosse la camorra, Napoli avrebbe il triplo dei turisti il che significherebbe più ricchezza e lavoro per tutti. Purtroppo sono molti i turisti che lasciano la città lamentandosi di certe cose. Ovviamente c'è tanta gente per bene anche a Napoli.
SE,se,se e ancora se......Se a Napoli ci fossero ancora i Borboni e non lo Stato italiano come da 160 anni, sarebbe come tu auspichi. Ma purtroppo chi perde la guerra è destinato ad essere sempre sottomesso !
@@Maloenton-Agency Verissimo. I Borbone ci tenevano a Napoli e iniziarono un processo di industrializzazione e ammodernamento del regno, inoltre a Napoli c'era sì povertà, ma non si moriva di fame. Insomma i Re si preoccupavano direttamente delle condizioni del regno e diedero avvio allo sviluppo della città che ben presto, di quel passo, sarebbe diventata fra le più moderne d'Europa, cosa che non è avvenuta negli ultimi 160 anni perché i vincitori l'hanno volutamente trascurata. Negli ultimi tempi ci si sta accorgendo di quanto ho detto.
@@elencimalta7199 .....Comunque sappi che Napoli, nonostante tutto, ha il terzo PIL piu' alto d'Italia dopo Milano e Roma. molti sono rimasti ancora ai soliti clichè anni 60 del Sud povero e arretrato...naturalmente parlo solo per la Campania.
You seem to have forgotten to mention that all the area south of and including Naples was part of Mega Grecia; the multi generational inhabitants have Greek blood flowing in them. In Sicily there are still villages were the inhabitants still speak Greek. The pizza that everyone believes is Italian is actually Greek that was invented by the Greek inhabitants. Pizza is based on a similar concept that Greeks ate for millennia; it involves bread (pit(zz)a), various spices and olive oil; very similar to what many eat today in the Middle East. With the introduction of the tomato from South America, residents in Naples experimented using the tomato. The original pizza was the Greek spice mix with tomato. The pizza we consume today with cheese and toppings is an American addition when American soldiers stepped foot during WWII. You are absolutely right! Naples is amazing!!!
This permanent chaos is caused by people's desire to live, those people who want to be the protagonist and not a spectator of a screen (like me at this moment). They eat, chat and laugh in a group, not sparing each other kisses and hugs. Everything that the "pandemic" wanted to take away from us. You are a lot like us Latinos from my land, Colombia, who have always had to fight against the same ballast of Naples. However, your love for that city moves me. Perhaps among such disorder, noise, danger and garbage you find the affection and authenticity that are elusive in other more "civilized" cities. Foreigners from my country think the same when they visit us.
@A R I notice that the author values much more the everyday connections, I mean human connections, that he and his family make with hundreds of little places in Naples, due to the warmth, joy and closeness of the people, which make everything memorable and endearing and brings a lot of meaning to life. That is why Naples is his favorite city, having recognized that there are other cities in Italy that are more orderly, safer, and cleaner that he almost never visits. In the end, it is about humanity, not materiality, and I agree with the position of the ProWalk Tours channel, whom I congratulate for their excellent videos.
@A R In 2021 there were 17 European cities more insecure than Naples, and all of them, according to your description, are "uncivilized", including London, Paris and Athens. The Most Violent European Cities: 1. Tallinn, Estonia; 2. Vilnius, Lithuania: 3. Florence, Italy; 4. Belfast, Northern Ireland; 5. Kaunas, Lithuania; 6. Milan, Italy: 7. Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina; 8. Glasgow, Scotland; 9. Istanbul, Turkey: 10. Kiev, Ukraine; 11. Dublin, Ireland; 12. Brussels, Belgium; 13. London, England; 14. Odessa, Ukraine; 15. Paris, France; 16. Athens, Greece; 17. Malmo, Sweden; 18. Naples, Italy.
@A R Since you ask, I answer that I would not like to live in Naples, but I would like to visit it as a tourist. And my initial comment was precisely referring to tourism and not to its residents, because the author of this RUclips channel visits it as a tourist once a week, since he does not live there. However, I would not dare to call Naples an "uncivilized" city but rather undisciplined, messy or perhaps chaotic. The components that make up a “civilized” city, according to the National Geographic Society, are: (1) large population centers; (2) monumental architecture and unique art styles; (3) shared communication strategies; (4) systems for administering territories; (5) a complex division of labor; and (6) the division of people into social and economic classes. All that has Naples.
@A R So the ones who make Naples undisciplined and disorganized are you Neapolitans. You need to educate your children to become responsible citizens. A citizen is the person who lives in the city. Learn to coexist.
P.s..e comunque nonostante molti si "rifiutano" di capirlo (ne conosco tanti..) la lingua napoletana contribuisce in grande percentuale al patrimonio cultural-letterario italiano con numerose opere e autori che hanno dato lustro all'Italia nel mondo. Mi riferisco a tutte le branche della Cultura, dalla musica alla filosofia, letteratura, scultura, pittura, teatro, cinema, fisica, matematica...
Siempre Espectacular Nápoles. Aunque Los vecinos que viven en el barrio español sobre los bares deben estar encantados con el ruido, lo mismo que los bomberos con las estructuras de terrazas tipo gazebo , cuando deben pasar por algún incendio.
Hi Prowalk Tours shorter videos are great as well. When I have more limited time I like to watch your shorter videos. With the longer videos I can only sit at my computer for about an hour at a time so I watch the long videos at various sittings. All your videos have been of good quality to me so using the lighter equipment to save you from back issues would be preferred so that you can continue to make us great videos into the future. Thanks so much for what you do for us viewers.
Yeah, I always plan the route first but I do deviate from plan...like when I was walking through the streets of the Spanish Quarters. I knew I wanted to walk through the streets there but just wandered when I was there.
I've not been abroad. Even on my home country Japan I know superficial things. I imagine through your videos, what are they thinking at innermost of their heart. I'm not presumptuous enough to say I know the World however, looking closer to people, I'm made notice World is far wider than I know.
@@ProWalks I've not seen whole lineup yet. Do you have any recommended videos of German speaking area especially in Austria? If it's few, I want to watch former Holy Roman Empire region.
Hey, I don't have any videos of Germany or Austria yet. I am in Portugal right now. I have some videos on my list in Austria though that I am hoping to film soon.
Napali.....well, I prefer Palermo, Capaci, San Vito Lo Capo and of course Corleone.....But Napoli is my stepping stone to Palermo via the ferry. I made the walk too many times from the Termini to Ferry. Going to bring my BetaFPV Pavo with SMO 4K next trip in October 2022 if possible. Aloha Surfing CPA Hawaii
Why Corleone? I went there and filmed a walk out to the waterfall. I never posted it up though. It was in the middle of summer and there wasn't much of a waterfall to be seen. The water was pretty low and gross. I flew my drone all around and enjoyed that. I filmed a bike ride in San Vito too...never got around to posting that up either.
Yeah, but there is nothing there from the Godfather movies besides the name. The town has an interesting landscape but it's not exactly a tourist destination.
@@ProWalks - I've grown a preference for non tourist destinations but yeah I'm told there are far better places in Italy to vacation. I've only been to Rome, it will be nice to see the "real" Italy in the future. For now I get to live vicariously through people like yourself. You're living the dream! To our benefit
If in this moment we cannot travel we know that we can do it from Prowalk tours!! ❤️🙋♀️
Almost every evening! 😅❤
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What are you talking about? Everyone can travel anywhere
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I'm from Argentina, my great-grandfather arrived here from Italy in 1883, and I always dreamed of travel to that beautiful and fascinating country. Thanks to you I not only began to know it but also to love it. Rest assured that I will go there one day to see in person the wonders that you show us in your magnificent videos. And of course Naples is first on my list of Italian cities to visit.
como dijo alverso, "los argentinos venimos de los barcos"
Soy portena y vivo en Roma hace mucho. Napoli es una ciudad muy particular. En Italia cada ciudad es distinta de las otras. La gente habla de forma diferente y tiene su propria forma de cocinar. Pero la gente de Napoli es más parecida a los argentinos. Adoran a Maradona como un dios. Te va a gustar. Además tiene cerca las Islas de Capri, Ischia que son una delicia! Un beso a mi Buenos Aires 💋❤️
@@margaritaresta6390 Un beso Margarita, si voy por Roma te aviso y tomamos un café 🤗
argentina is a bankrupt country
J’ai aimé vos paroles
Moi j’ai vécu vingt ans en Italie et surtout à Roma mais je connais toute l’Italie de venezia à reggio calabria personnellement j’adore tout le pays et les italiens mais ROMA Napoli venezia et les 5 terre sont grandioses.👋
What a lovely and delightful city! I have traveled to Italy seven times and always wanted to get to Naples. It obviously has the characteristics of a world class people city. Loved your observation "..not taking selfies, talking to each other..". That is the product of urbanism at it's finest. Long may they celebrate. And they built a new subway to serve all it's people! USA, take notice. This is what a real city looks like, it works for everybody.Everybody prospers.
A Friday night out dining in Naples, man that’s life. Great, as usual.
Have you ever been there? 🦝
I'm isolated on my home office on day 2 with Covid. What a great way to pass the time! Makes me feel like I'm part of the crowd.
It's 8:30 AM Saturday morning and I'm craving a pizza! Thanks
Sorry to hear that. Wishing you a speedy recovery. 👍
Naples at night is like a film set, unbelievably evocative and poignant. It's so incredibly beautiful in its ancient graffiti covered squalor. The smiles of the street, alongside the rubbish and clutter. The glory of the people is supreme. Naples is a diamond amongst rubble, a living museum in a continent of a morgue. E la vera vita! Grazie Miele for posting. Tiamo Napoli, tiamo. Xox💖
Hey, you are very welcome. Thanks for watching! Naples is a city that shouldn't be missed. I will be posting up more videos soon.
Thank you for showing the amazing side of Naples!!! Your videos are the best of all the walking videos and the captions are so interesting to read! I’ve learned so many new things ❤❤❤
Hey, thanks so much! I love Napoli! I'll be filming some new Italy walks in September.
Very authentic video. Italians are very friendly. Naples feel like a movie set. I like the locals & I was worried about the mafia. Then you mentioned it.😂 I have a feeling you are Napoleon & ❤️ the city. Great video. 🙌🙌🙌
Mafia is typically Sicilian.
In Naples criminality is called "camorra." Just be careful of your money 🙄
Yes, I am Neapolitan and Sicilian, I make pasta fagioli at least once a month. Great northern beans, whole peeled plum tomatoes, garlic, oregano, basil, olive oil, salt and black pepper to taste, simmer 2 hours, then prepare ditilini on the side and add at the end.
All that food places, am hungry, every time. Fantastic service you provide.
Hey, glad you enjoyed it. I didn't get anything to eat that night but I do love going downtown for some food.
děkuji za úžasné video ,informace které jsem ještě nevěděla o me milované Neapoli ...jezdím každý rok ..miluji toto místo...V srpnu zase přijedu..a už teď se nemůžu dočkat...závidím místním, že tam mohou žít...je to mě největší přání 💙
The best pizza i had in the historic centre, visited the ruins of an underground roman market...walked the streets at night , such a magical experience! Thanks from Dave, Ciao Isaac .
Hey Dave, how goes it? Yeah, Naples is fun to explore. You're right in the middle of a historic city that is not a giant tourist hot spot. It is pretty amazing.
Very well done. Really captures the atmosphere of that wonderful city.
Yes it’s so nice to be able to live vicariously isn’t it ? I was there a number of years ago & it’s still my favorite place in the whole world. ❤️
Beautiful city. Even more beautiful people. ❤
Thank you for showing us the vibrant, living city of Napoli! I have only been there a part of a tour to Pompeii and only in the area at the end of your walk. Mary Beard made a comparison of Naples to Pompeii and suggested that this lively city would have been reflective of life in the ancient city. And I agree with you about Venice....I have been there during Carnevale and while the city was crowded it was tourists walking around like cattle and very little signs of local life. You have given me a new perspective on Naples.
by the way, the Carnevale di Venezia is the most touristic thing of Venice. Don't forget it when you think about a tiny island. Actually there are locals if you walk over the touristic perimeter, but it's a real and well-known problem the fact the inhabitants are getting always lesser because the tourism… Venice is expensive as hell for the italian average. That city is the really the only one of his kind.
Adorei a participação das pessoas neste vídeo! Parece que é com a gente aqui! É muito gostoso ver isso!
Man, thank you for starting these evening walks. I remember last time searching for a video of evening vibes of Genoa and Venice but could not find one. Google maps also provide daytime only.
Prowalk Tours should get an award for the best channel on You Tube!
Naples is also known for its natural beauties, such as Posillipo, Phlegraean Fields, Nisida, and Vesuvius. Neapolitan cuisine is noted for its association with pizza, which originated in the city, as well as numerous other local dishes.
Stayed at hotel piazza Bellini in April 2022 so seeing historic center brought back nice memories, thank you
The videos you do are still perfect. Please never change
Really appreciated how you talked about the history and the MAIN differences between a city like Napoli and other Italian cities , it's a place where you can find the real italian experience. Just to say; the sterotypes about italians, if you notice are pretty much all coming from Napoli, and also the cuisine does a great part too. I understood you were not from here just because you talked with a stranger that asked you where were you from xD and got surprised when you said you are from USA, it says alot about your passion and your open minded-ness on watching every characteristic of the city. This wasn't even a trip from me as i'm from Napoli, but i loved every minute of the video, you have to keep it like this, good luck ;)
He moved to italy ,hes been living in italy for 6 years now if not mistaken, which part I don't know. 😅
@@iquote7806 id imagine he lives between napoli and pozzuli or lago patria, where most of the military americans live
@@iquote7806 he was my algerba 1 teacher in 9th grade, two years ago and on the last day of school he told us about his channel, but i didnt think he was still here in italy because i havent seen him around at all
Thanks Prowalk Tours. I enjoyed the nightlife of Naples and people watching. The dome was very impressive, a wonder of construction. Safe travels to you and your family.
These videos are like a mini vacay. Thank you Prowalk Tours. Cant wait to Study Abroad there next year.
Thank you very much for this spectacular view of Napoli! I think the first half of this video is my favourite for some reason! 🙏❤️❤️❤️
Hey, you are very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I love Napoli!
@@ProWalks 👍❤️
Grazie mille! Belissimo! Tornerò presto! 👍
I love Italy and Naples is so special. Thank you for thw walking tour. I must say its sad to see all the graffiti defacing old structures and litter everywhere. I don't remember it like this in years past. Still a beautiful country, wonderful people and culture. Thanks again ProWalk Tours.
Hey, you are very welcome. Yeah, I wish I could have seen it years ago. First time I was there was in 2010...and it was even worse because of the trash buildup. Thanks for joining me on the tour. Naples is my favorite city.
@@ProWalks Naples is a special city, without question one of my favorite in Europe. My 1st (working/coaching abroad) year was in 1983 skiing throughout the French, Swiss, Italian and Austrian alps plus visiting the larger cities (Paris, Geneva, Rome, Vienna) on summer ski tours for 14-19 year olds back when the glaciers were bigger. 1989 I made the US Ski Team & spent next 10 years traveling throughout the alps competing on the World Cup Tour as well as Olympic Games in France. Up until 2005 I spent more time in Europe than the States. I miss it, yet am ever grateful I was able to enjoy it when it was much less crowded, less expensive, and people weren't glued to thier phones, etc. Italy will always hold a special place in my memories. Keep on keeping on!
Arrivederci buon signore! - Maggie
Спасибо за восхитительную прогулку по вечернему Неаполю в испанских кварталах! Поделилась видео с друзьями в контакте :))
This is a masterpiece , feels like I am there. Thank you
Senti-me como se estivesse, realmente, andando pelas ruas de Nápoles, ao lado do nosso cicerone, e interagindo com os nativos, locais e turistas. Agradável e festiva experiência!!
Ei, fico feliz que tenha gostado! Adoro andar pelas ruas de Nápoles. Obrigado por assistir!
I just seen you walking through sorrento!
I’ve been watching your videos for years so I was a little stunned to see you!
Enjoy your trip!
Lol, should have stopped me and said hello. :) I'll be back again this evening to film another walk. I'm going to film a few more towns here on the Amalfi Coast and then head north into some new territory. I hope you enjoy your trip too. :)
Absolutely amazing. 👊🏻😎
Thank you so much for this tour.
I had pocket picked in Naples while moving from the airport to the port to take a boat to Capri. It Remains no good memory but, I really want to visit Naples again and tour all the city.
Yeah, me too on my first visit on a bus from the train station to my airbnb. Then I got scammed minutes later..as a naive tourist. I never wanted to go back. I was hesitant to accept a job here at first but decided to go for it. I love Naples now. It's my all time favorite city.
@@ProWalks I can see why. There's so much love there. More than most places.
Sou brasileiro da região Nordeste e há muito acompanho este canal. Não conheço a Itália, porém o país da Bota me fascina. Espero continuar assistindo seus vídeos, os quais são interessantes e sobretudo muito instrutivo. Parabéns!
Hey, you are very welcome. Thanks for watching! I'm glad you are enjoying the videos. I will be posting up more videos soon.
I spent 2003-6 in Gricignano di Aversa walking through the fields into the back gate to work - and spent many a Saturday touring Naples. I especially enjoyed the Taxi's navigating through the diners. Typical. Neapolitans epitomize "live and let live" - but I always kept my hand on my wallet in my front pocket.
Sounds about right. :) ..can only go in the back gate in the mornings. :) We've been here almost 8 years and have really enjoyed it.
Every region in Italy has its own beautiful quality, and its best to look for the good, no matter where you travel to. Have a positive outlook.
Hola ! Me encantó ! De noche .... mama mía !...a cuidarse la espalda ! Saludos de bs as .Argentina
My favorite city too and I've never been there. Amazing vibe. Thanks!
You should definitely give Napoli a try
Lovely walk, thanks!
I fell in love immediately and plan to live there someday ❤️
The first time I was in Napoli it was in 2010. In the middle of garbage crisis but even I will return. Besides Napoli I was visited Castellamare di Stabbia, Torre Annunziata , Capri, Sant'Agnello. Piazza del Pleibiscito was so huge that I still remember to this place. Posillipo were awesome and the Soflatara in Pouzzoli as well.
Haven't visited Naples since covid started and omg how lively the streets are! The last time I really went out for the evening there was in 2016 and back then the streets around piazza San Domenico were starting to get busier during the evening and some more restaurants and pizzerie started appearing after some years where the historic center was kinda dead and not so safe. I am really pleased to see that the trend didn't stop and now look at all the outside tables and the people enjoying their time! Thank you for sharing :D
A full appetizer 5 Euro!!!!...no wonder everybody is out to enjoy something.❤️❤️❤️❤️
Lmao I love all the people saying hello to the camera 😂 I’m going there myself in a couple of months, can’t wait! Un saluto da Milano :)
Naples is the best! I hope you enjoy your trip.
I love your videos ,,thank you very much for all infos.💓
Hey, you are very welcome! Thanks for witching.
Love your vids. Beautiful, especially at 1:11. Thanks!
Thank you for your work.
I now have a quandry -
Explore and enjoy new places or -
revisit places I have been.
simply cannot choose!
Napoli ha bellezze incomparabili , tanta cultura e tante belle tradizioni ma se Napoli fosse più pulita e i ragazzi non imbrattassero i muri, se i napoletani alla guida fossero più rispettosi, se non ci fosse la camorra, Napoli avrebbe il triplo dei turisti il che significherebbe più ricchezza e lavoro per tutti. Purtroppo sono molti i turisti che lasciano la città lamentandosi di certe cose. Ovviamente c'è tanta gente per bene anche a Napoli.
SE,se,se e ancora se......Se a Napoli ci fossero ancora i Borboni e non lo Stato italiano come da 160 anni, sarebbe come tu auspichi. Ma purtroppo chi perde la guerra è destinato ad essere sempre sottomesso !
@@Maloenton-Agency Verissimo. I Borbone ci tenevano a Napoli e iniziarono un processo di industrializzazione e ammodernamento del regno, inoltre a Napoli c'era sì povertà, ma non si moriva di fame. Insomma i Re si preoccupavano direttamente delle condizioni del regno e diedero avvio allo sviluppo della città che ben presto, di quel passo, sarebbe diventata fra le più moderne d'Europa, cosa che non è avvenuta negli ultimi 160 anni perché i vincitori l'hanno volutamente trascurata. Negli ultimi tempi ci si sta accorgendo di quanto ho detto.
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.....Comunque sappi che Napoli, nonostante tutto, ha il terzo PIL piu' alto d'Italia dopo Milano e Roma. molti sono rimasti ancora ai soliti clichè anni 60 del Sud povero e arretrato...naturalmente parlo solo per la Campania.
perfect video , reminds me of my days in europe while in the service. we had day trips to other countries over there . so fun
Thank you for this great tour
You are very welcome. Naples is an incredible city.
I appreciate your commentary on this one. You made it very interesting.
What a vibe - interesting city!
Fantastic video!
Grazie!
I'm going to Napoli in July and made a reservation in a hotel at the spanish quarter. I was afraid it was desert at night, lol.
You seem to have forgotten to mention that all the area south of and including Naples was part of Mega Grecia; the multi generational inhabitants have Greek blood flowing in them. In Sicily there are still villages were the inhabitants still speak Greek. The pizza that everyone believes is Italian is actually Greek that was invented by the Greek inhabitants. Pizza is based on a similar concept that Greeks ate for millennia; it involves bread (pit(zz)a), various spices and olive oil; very similar to what many eat today in the Middle East. With the introduction of the tomato from South America, residents in Naples experimented using the tomato. The original pizza was the Greek spice mix with tomato. The pizza we consume today with cheese and toppings is an American addition when American soldiers stepped foot during WWII. You are absolutely right! Naples is amazing!!!
Excellent!!! 👍👍👍 Thank you, good man! Enjoyed it a lot!✊️
Hey, no problemo! Thanks for watching as always!
This permanent chaos is caused by people's desire to live, those people who want to be the protagonist and not a spectator of a screen (like me at this moment). They eat, chat and laugh in a group, not sparing each other kisses and hugs. Everything that the "pandemic" wanted to take away from us. You are a lot like us Latinos from my land, Colombia, who have always had to fight against the same ballast of Naples. However, your love for that city moves me. Perhaps among such disorder, noise, danger and garbage you find the affection and authenticity that are elusive in other more "civilized" cities. Foreigners from my country think the same when they visit us.
@A R I notice that the author values much more the everyday connections, I mean human connections, that he and his family make with hundreds of little places in Naples, due to the warmth, joy and closeness of the people, which make everything memorable and endearing and brings a lot of meaning to life. That is why Naples is his favorite city, having recognized that there are other cities in Italy that are more orderly, safer, and cleaner that he almost never visits. In the end, it is about humanity, not materiality, and I agree with the position of the ProWalk Tours channel, whom I congratulate for their excellent videos.
@A R In 2021 there were 17 European cities more insecure than Naples, and all of them, according to your description, are "uncivilized", including London, Paris and Athens. The Most Violent European Cities:
1. Tallinn, Estonia; 2. Vilnius, Lithuania: 3. Florence, Italy; 4. Belfast, Northern Ireland; 5. Kaunas, Lithuania; 6. Milan, Italy: 7. Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina; 8. Glasgow, Scotland; 9. Istanbul, Turkey: 10. Kiev, Ukraine; 11. Dublin, Ireland; 12. Brussels, Belgium; 13. London, England; 14. Odessa, Ukraine; 15. Paris, France; 16. Athens, Greece; 17. Malmo, Sweden; 18. Naples, Italy.
@A R Since you ask, I answer that I would not like to live in Naples, but I would like to visit it as a tourist. And my initial comment was precisely referring to tourism and not to its residents, because the author of this RUclips channel visits it as a tourist once a week, since he does not live there. However, I would not dare to call Naples an "uncivilized" city but rather undisciplined, messy or perhaps chaotic. The components that make up a “civilized” city, according to the National Geographic Society, are: (1) large population centers; (2) monumental architecture and unique art styles; (3) shared communication strategies; (4) systems for administering territories; (5) a complex division of labor; and (6) the division of people into social and economic classes. All that has Naples.
@A R So the ones who make Naples undisciplined and disorganized are you Neapolitans. You need to educate your children to become responsible citizens. A citizen is the person who lives in the city. Learn to coexist.
@A R Oh yes, a bird in the hand is better than the hat of the drowned man.
È stato un piacere incontrare la notte 🌙 BOHEMIA italiana di Napoli😉👊✌👍!!
Thanks for the walks, you are the best.
Incredible! THANK YOU 🌻😀🌻
മനോഹരം ഈ നഗരം വീഡിയോ അതിലും മനോഹരം നന്ദി ഫ്രം ഇന്ത്യ ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love ur tour it's amaze with my dream maybe other day I could tour like you.. Amen
Obrigada por postar.... Vc é o melhor de todos! Se cuide e cuide dessas costas! Adorei o passeio! Tchau tchau!
P.s..e comunque nonostante molti si "rifiutano" di capirlo (ne conosco tanti..) la lingua napoletana contribuisce in grande percentuale al patrimonio cultural-letterario italiano con numerose opere e autori che hanno dato lustro all'Italia nel mondo. Mi riferisco a tutte le branche della Cultura, dalla musica alla filosofia, letteratura, scultura, pittura, teatro, cinema, fisica, matematica...
Facinating country
I wish the man of my dreams would sweep me off my feet and take me to Naples. LOL Looks wonderful.
Here I am
Thank u for the tour. I enjoy it.
¡Gracias!
Hey, thanks so much, and thanks for being a subscriber to the channel!
Che bello 😆💖
real life, fun to watch. Thanks!
wonderful quality as all ways ...
Grazie!
I like it.Tks
Also,the historic centre of Naples is one of the UNESCO sites.
We will visit this city in September via a cruise ship. Night life looks busy.
Napoli 💙
Good job👌👌
This place so much Fun!! 😆
Thousand super thanks!
Siempre Espectacular Nápoles. Aunque Los vecinos que viven en el barrio español sobre los bares deben estar encantados con el ruido, lo mismo que los bomberos con las estructuras de terrazas tipo gazebo , cuando deben pasar por algún incendio.
9:52 isn’t that where an episode of The Sopranos was filmed where Paulie is having coffee ?
Happy day and good mood...
“Trust your gut feelings and go for what feels right to you, which will always be the most rewarding journey to pursue.”
― Thabiso Makekele
Hi Prowalk Tours shorter videos are great as well. When I have more limited time I like to watch your shorter videos. With the longer videos I can only sit at my computer for about an hour at a time so I watch the long videos at various sittings. All your videos have been of good quality to me so using the lighter equipment to save you from back issues would be preferred so that you can continue to make us great videos into the future. Thanks so much for what you do for us viewers.
3 Euros sitting fee. Do they charge you for beathing the fumes packed air?
awesome evening walk. nice sharing 👍
absolutely beautiful!
Do you plan the route of your walks or do you just improvise while filming?
Yeah, I always plan the route first but I do deviate from plan...like when I was walking through the streets of the Spanish Quarters. I knew I wanted to walk through the streets there but just wandered when I was there.
I've not been abroad. Even on my home country Japan I know superficial things. I imagine through your videos, what are they thinking at innermost of their heart. I'm not presumptuous enough to say I know the World however, looking closer to people, I'm made notice World is far wider than I know.
Hey, thanks so much! I'm glad the videos have given you a window into places you've never been. Where would you like to go?
@@ProWalks I've not seen whole lineup yet. Do you have any recommended videos of German speaking area especially in Austria? If it's few, I want to watch former Holy Roman Empire region.
Hey, I don't have any videos of Germany or Austria yet. I am in Portugal right now. I have some videos on my list in Austria though that I am hoping to film soon.
Beautiful city!!
what places in italy would you recommend for a romantic vacation?
Grato, maravilho teu trabalho, parabéns!
Дякуєм за Ваші роліки
Nice clip
Napali.....well, I prefer Palermo, Capaci, San Vito Lo Capo and of course Corleone.....But Napoli is my stepping stone to Palermo via the ferry. I made the walk too many times from the Termini to Ferry. Going to bring my BetaFPV Pavo with SMO 4K next trip in October 2022 if possible.
Aloha
Surfing CPA
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Why Corleone? I went there and filmed a walk out to the waterfall. I never posted it up though. It was in the middle of summer and there wasn't much of a waterfall to be seen. The water was pretty low and gross. I flew my drone all around and enjoyed that. I filmed a bike ride in San Vito too...never got around to posting that up either.
@@ProWalks - I guess it's desirable due to the Godfather movies
Yeah, but there is nothing there from the Godfather movies besides the name. The town has an interesting landscape but it's not exactly a tourist destination.
@@ProWalks - I've grown a preference for non tourist destinations but yeah I'm told there are far better places in Italy to vacation. I've only been to Rome, it will be nice to see the "real" Italy in the future. For now I get to live vicariously through people like yourself. You're living the dream! To our benefit
great italy
Thanks for watching!
Parsley, too. Forgot that.
Tôi rất thích video này, rất tiếc tiếng anh kém nên không nói nhiều.
Fantastico!
Good
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