Exploring Civita di Bagnoregio: The Most Beautiful Ancient Town in Italy's Lazio Region

[@plebeiangaming5625]

Watching this I can't help but be emotional and overwhelmed. For me, this city isn't dying. It just took a well-deserved rest after a long time of hard work. I hope to see you after the pandemic.

[@ProWalks]

I filmed it again a few weeks ago. I think you will enjoy this new tour.

[@plebeiangaming5625]

@@ProWalks Thank you very much! I was wondering how the town is a year into the pandemic. Looking forward to the video!

[@st.jupiter5871]

How ironic that a "Dying city" can be so life invoking. Thank you, for all of the work and dedication to this channel and the viewers.

[@Cargotdenuit]

Exceptional quality, perfect pacing, great viewing angles, useful comments, no bullshit… I'm impressed. Thank you for sharing your work.

[@janerainsford8996]

I revisit this beautiful video often. It like a trip to summer. I can almost feel the sun on my shoulder as I watch. Thank you.

[@ProWalks]

I'd like to go back and film an updated tour soon. Thanks for watching.

[@dubuggyseoulwalking8118]

Incredible ancient city!!! Thank you

[@Roberta-sr8ek]

Ma che bella!!!.. sembra sospesa tra le nuvole!!.. stupenda davvero😘

[@kensellar]

The internet is a funny place. A cat plays with a ball of string and it gets 6 million views. A stunningly beautiful video like this or any of the Prowalk tours gets a few hundred thousand views and occasionally over a million, and we get to see faraway places of great beauty. We see historic landmarks that are thousands of years old. I'll take Prowalks anyday and the rest of the internet can waste their time watching cats playing with balls of string! Prowalks is the best. I was actually in touch with the owners of a hotel/B&B in Civita di Bagnoregio, and the place looks absolutely amazing. The history you feel in the room makes you feel like a King or Duke will come through the door anytime. I will definitely explore them if and when we do plan to go to Italy.

[@hotlanta5521]

*_So beautifully well done. An amazing jewel of a city_* 👍👍👍

[@pmpo48]

Thank you for this imersive tour in this etrusc italian City.

[@ProWalks]

You're very welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@АлекпероваОльга]

Спасибо за прекрасное видео! Очень хочется снова посетить Италию, страну , которую хочется видеть снова и снова!

[@kensellar]

Once again you have put a must-see place on my trip to Italy next year. The sight of the city alone on top of the mountain looks like Mt. Olympus. It's like walking through a "modern-day" Pompeii where you can actually have a meal. Absolutely breath-taking. Seriously, you are better than any travel agent! Another fantastic job of camerawork that always breathes in the surroundings, and almost caresses the ancient buildings that still stand. This is on my list.

[@songohan4668]

I would love to live here, honestly. 👍

[@dorisvaldopaiva5905]

Me too!

[@ingenuity168]

Me too!

[@kensellar]

It is a magnificent place, isn't it!?

[@TerryMasri]

Me as well, except for the hordes of gawking tourists that put a huge damper on the original rural, rustic, remote, isolated feel of the place. I recognize that tourist cash is necessary to preserve the place, and thank God for that for the place is worth saving. As far as living there, yes I would've loved to live there a few centuries ago during its' heyday without all the tourists and their annoying smartphones and digital gadgetry.

[@nibiascaffo9503]

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[@nanwilder2853]

Greetings, Mr. Pro-Walk! It’s been awhile (since I was scared away by ads interrupting one of your walks) but I’ve just watched several, and only one had an ad interruption. (Hardly the end of the world, but it hadn’t been an issue at all before. Plus, I so enjoy how relaxing these nicely paced walks are, without the startling intrusion of an ad to break the spell). What a beautiful little hill town to walk through! It had everything I have come to love about your walks, including a bit of hidden-by-greenery mystery...This was also an especially tranquil walk, which you timed beautifully: It wasn’t packed with people, and the late afternoon sunlight was golden. Amazingly, as back in December, I once more found (five) spots where text was absent. In case you’d like to check, the times are 3:30, 9:47, 10:45, 11:25, and 21:33. As per a couple of comments I saw, my two cents: I think your pacing is great-which is tricky-though occasionally wish you could linger a few extra seconds on historical details. (Seconds, not minutes!) I think you have consistently crisp, clear imagery and sound, and am truly grateful you’re still making these gorgeous videos. Please take good care and best wishes to your family!

[@ProWalks]

Hey Nan, I'm glad you made your way back. I think I mentioned this in an earlier comment, but I always just leave the ads on automatic and let KZbin decide how many to put in the video. I could put them at any interval I choose but very rarely do that. What do you mean the text is absent? Is there a caption window but no text? I just went to those times you listed and was able to read the captions fine. Thanks for the comment on that. Thanks too for the feedback on the walk itself. I was really hoping to re-film this walk. There were parts I wasn't too happy with. I'll try to pause just a bit longer at those right moments. My family and I are doing just fine. I'm working from home and have a little bit more time to edit some old walks. Now I'm trying to plan where to go as soon as the lockdown is lifter. There won't be any tourists here at all. I hope you and your family are doing well too. Talk soon.

[@nanwilder2853]

Prowalk Tours: When you said that you could read the captions just fine, I re-checked the five spots where I had missing text (unfinished sentences), determined to figure it out...I should first say that I’m on an I-pad, not a laptop. With the exception of one spot, I made the same discovery: When the video was minimized, all of the text WAS there. But when I re-sized it to fill the screen-which is how I watch them-there were missing words at the end of sentences. It appears to be due to crowding out by a couple of screen icons at the end of the timeline-which sounds ridiculous as I type this! I feel ridiculous, as well, because it did not occur to me to try this sooner. I hope you can forgive me for wasting your time with this. (I was baffled the first time, by “formatting” issues appearing, when I’d not seen any before, with ANY video captions or subtitles, let alone your very well made Tours). Though this I-pad makes me crazy at times, it IS nice for the 360 videos, which are so much fun! Thank you so much for your reply. I was concerned for you and your family when news reports on Covid-19 in Italy were dire; so it’s great to hear that you’re all fine. Ciao for now!

[@4qwe4rty]

Thank you for making this wonderful video about this little gem. Italy is full of such hidden treasures and I am grateful you pointed out one I never heard of before. Certainly will go there next time

[@Carlos44]

Thanks so much for your videos. They give me the opportunity to get out of house and travel the world even in lockdown!

[@tinasciglitano7352]

Thank you for the upload. Makes me feel like I'm actually walking around the site when I'm just stuck inside .

[@sergioestrada8315]

Desde Colombia .... Italia el país mas enigmático y hermoso del mundo tierra preciosa. // Dalla Colombia ... l'Italia il paese più enigmatico e bello della terra preziosa del mondo

[@SarahAndrews24]

I have read so much about this place , I have been so fascinated by its history, and here I have a walk from Prowalks, BTW this is Dave, still on my wife's tablet, started going back to work ,2 to 3 days a week, in Toronto too the lock down is getting tighter, these are stressful times no doubt, I have been watching your walk videos over and over again..

[@ProWalks]

Hey Dave! I hope you enjoy this walk. I filmed this 16 months ago so instead of posting up an old walk, I was planning on filming it again this week..but plans have now changed. :) I hope you guys are doing well. We are still in lockdown here of course. So far so good though. Luckily I still have several more walks to edit and post up so don't worry...there will be plenty of more Prowalks. :)

[@SarahAndrews24]

This is a great walk, picture quality is great too, looking forward to more walks, one day we will visit this place, when we visited the Colosseum on March 5, they had the Carthage exhibition which I really enjoyed, At the Vatican loved the Etruscan section, anything Etruscan is just fascinating !

[@rischlau]

Thank you for this. This is the first Prowalk I have run across. I stopped in because of the name. I specialized in the writings of Saint Bonaventure, who of course was Bonaventura di Bagnoregio. I have always been curious about the place, and this was my first opportunity to actually - well, virtually - see it. Except for the early notice of a cave chapel named for him, there seems to be no other remembrance of what must certainly be their most famous resident. This is a fascinating look at a medieval Viterban commune. Too bad that much of it was destroyed by earthquake. Thanks again. I will certainly look for other Prowalks.

[@saritaschwedes8393]

he has a video of Pompeii. it’s 5 hours but i watched 30 minute intervals. it’s wonderful video! 🌸

[@stiannobelisto573]

Some of the places in Italy is just beyond belief, truly can not believe it before I seen it for real

[@angeladiamante5609]

Meraviglioso, incantevole, grazie, tu sei bravissimo

[@nf2885]

Beautiful video! I was in this town with my parents many years ago. I remember the long amazing walk to the village. It was experience I’ll never forget!

[@jefflim1838]

How many minutes walk?

[@nf2885]

jeff lim I was there over 40 years ago so I don’t remember exactly but it probably took a good 30 minutes. It was a long walk but worth it. The village is beautiful.

[@FullMetalNobody]

Stunning, just stunningly beautiful. Thank you. You can see the layers of different architectural era's, old window/door placements and spots where previous structures once joined. Even some lower levels completely built over by newer

[@Barbi54]

I’ve been to this place and it is so much better in person. It was a magical place.

[@MsWarriordiva]

And I hope it's not really "dying"!!!!

[@christophloewen174]

Thank You for going to the trouble of downloading this walk. Honestly, I’d live there! As long as the accommodations were acceptable and I could have a cat or two. 🐈

[@CityWalks]

👍What a great walk. Such a cool city. The hill towns are so cool but I'd never heard of this one. Thanks for the tour. -Henry

[@ProWalks]

Hey Henry, yeah it is pretty interesting place. The hill towns here are endless. How are things going for you? Stuck indoors?

[@CityWalks]

@@ProWalks We are doing well. We live in a small town in Montana and have plenty of open spaces to social distance in. Hope you are doing well. -Henry

[@theproplady]

@@CityWalks Montana's a beautiful place. At least you have some mountains to look at! Not much but flat farmland in the Midwest where I live...

[@nagoldfulness]

This is a beautifully-done video, and your informative captions are most appreciated!

[@ProWalks]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Turitea]

I've been binge watching your videos. They are really wonderful. You demonstrate a high level of discipline and stamina. Thanks for keeping me entertained here in Hong Kong!

[@ProWalks]

Wow, thank you! I'm glad to you're enjoying the walks. Any suggestions on the format?

[@Turitea]

@@ProWalks I think you are doing it just right. I also enjoy gardens and if it didn't violate another's privacy then a quick peek over a wall would be of interest. I can see that could cause an editing issue. Your walks are meticulously planned! I feel like I know Capri and Naples like the back of my hand. Well done!

[@Memphis...]

Try to film on a 360 degree camera ...

[@kensellar]

@@Memphis... Prowalks does have several 360 videos that are definitely worth checking out.

[@JohnJohnson-qaz123]

Hi, I love the fact that you tell what we are looking at.

[@antonella923]

haha....very nice but pointless if with no comments on what you see!

[@pleasedontwhipmemaster2353]

Praying for Italy and the world🙏

[@L4Z3RF4C3]

I love the dedication. My man does not care who he has to walk through to get the shots

[@ProWalks]

Well...most of the time...if it looks like I am walking through people or in front of people..they are actually moving away at that same time but you can't see that in the video. People often accuse me of standing in front of others but I'm not...they moved away as I walked in.

[@tlee7403]

Walking across that bridge is about the most fun one can have on a treadmill! What a pretty place, great job of filming, I enjoyed every minute of my walk with you today! Thanks!

[@SarahAndrews24]

Thank you for posting this video, I needed it, watch something to enjoy and relax!

[@MariVictorius]

It’s nice to see how well they keep the place up, and all the well-fed kitties. 😁

[@noemiiadanza2394]

Soy descendiente de italianos.Cada vez que veo un vídeo como este me enamoro más de este país.Gracias por compartir...De esta forma conocemos lugares maravillosos..cariños desde Argentina..

[@clarefriend1376]

Thank you for the peaceful, quiet walk. These are inspirational and beautiful!

[@zemanovajana5122]

Never been there and I am going there in two weeks guiding a tour from Prague. Thank you very much for this video, it is so precious for me.

[@MayBrox]

Thank you so much for doing this. :D I'd never know about this little town, if it wasn't for you and your videos. I do hope they will survive

[@nafvol5053]

unfortunately it will not, will take centuries but it will be gone . was built on crumbly rock and nothing can be done to stop it

[@dalferr]

Que gracinha de lugar, queria morar aí. What a nice place, I wish I could live there.

[@margaretwebster2860]

Amazing place! And your usual brilliant filming. The place looks like a smaller version of San Marino. Perhaps you could do San Marino sometime - when the Coronavirus lockdown ends! Speaking of the lockdown, I'm recommending you to as many people as possible as an ideal way of "escaping" - virtually.

[@rob5197]

San Marino??? you are not listening its an old ancient village of stone houses no shops no amenities and a handful of resident, a real ghost town probably collapsing within the next 20 o 30 years

[@margaretwebster2860]

@@rob5197 I am listening! It's you that have not read what I actually said! I didn't say it WAS San Marino, or that it is exactly like San Marino. I said it was like a SMALLER VERSION of San Marino. (Both are perched on top of a hill etc.) I have actually been to San Marino, but not to Civita di Bagnoregio. I suggested that the Prowalks guy might like to do San Marino sometime, after the lockdown.

[@zilmaragoncalves161]

Já acompanho seus vídeos a um bom tempo. Mas cada um a gente ama de uma forma diferente. Nem é preciso sair de casa para conhecer lugares espetaculares, pois vc faz a gente se sentir em uma viagem linda! Parabéns. Sr. Walk 😊

[@purple4463]

Awesome, I enjoy all your videos, they bring me to so many places I will never be able to visit. Thanks

[@carlob95]

As always beautiful place and video!!! To watch and watch again!!! Thanks!

[@davidwormell6609]

Thanks for this. I now want to visit in person

[@Terramorfios]

Благодарю за прогулку по этой замечательной деревушке! Будьте здоровы!

[@ruthfurquim5472]

Lindo lugar. Sonho em conhecer.Amo a Italia👏👏😍

[@mariainespuigchinet]

It is an amazing place, thank you for show us this beauty....and the cat ¡¡ he or she is so special

[@marisemoraes1010]

how wonderful!!! amazing beauty.❤️🌹🌹

[@ProWalks]

Yeah, Civita di Bagnoregio is one of my favorite places. I like that whole region.

[@odimarfeitosa2011]

Thank you a lot for share this experience!

[@carmengi1411]

In this time of quarantine, when I have to remain at home, thanks to your walking tour videos I’ve been able to “visit” beautiful places. Thank you very much!

[@anacristinaduarte7994]

Wonderful Video!!!! Thank you so much.🤩👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@rodolfogiunta9886]

Con la curiosidad..y el corazón de todos..Esos ojos.."nuestros"..Gracias!

[@kensellar]

This is my absolute favourite of your videos right now. When we do make it to Italy, this is on our list to stay for a few nights. Isaac, if you are able to make it back there in 2021, I would love it. And I'd like to see how you make your way down into the tunnels under the city. Apparently you can enter or exit the town into or from the valley, so I would love to see you walk that route. Would be interesting to see you walk into the valley for 10 minutes or so, and then when you turn around, that would be a new view of the town as a whole! Especially in the evening, that should put the sun in behind the town if my directions are correct. Have a great year!

[@ProWalks]

Hey Ken, I'll definitely be going back. I'm just waiting for March or April to come around. I don't want a low sun again like in this video. I'll see if I can explore the trails below too. On the day I filmed this video I had a really bad headache and actually felt terrible. I cut things a little short because I just wanted to get back home and sleep.

[@kensellar]

@@ProWalks I don't blame you! It really is one of your best trips I've seen. I've never seen anyplace like this, seemingly frozen in time. I did see a brief walking tour from someone who was scampering through the tunnels, but they didn't start from the town and show us how to get there. Hope you feel better next time. Looking forward to your return.

[@michaelberry5886]

Brilliant video again, I watch your walks whilst riding my indoor bike - that speeded up section at the beginning nearly made me fall off! But the walk itself is absolutely great. Let's hope you will be able to get outside to make more films soon. Hope you and your family stay safe.

[@ProWalks]

Sorry about that. :) I just figured that intro might be a little boring at normal speed but still important to see. I will be filming more bike rides as soon as this lock down is over.

[@silencenhikes6692]

I wish we had those old places in Canada. Thanks for the walk.

[@ProWalks]

It's pretty amazing here. There are ancient sites around every corner.

[@rob5197]

My daughter lives lower ONTARIO and I can tell you Canada is a very liveble place modern civiised - -been Kingston and the area - - absolutely charming and pretty - - Italy is a dying moribond kind of place - - dirty, shabby, grotty - -

[@MrTinner66]

@@rob5197 - Eh, but you as an idiot do not miss anything of the idiocy typical of an idiot: you fully grasp the essence! Good boy! ... my applause.

[@victorial7861]

I love your videos. I miss Italy so much and this helps ease this strange home sickness feeling I get for a country I've never lived in but feels like home

[@MizukiFuentes]

¡Igual de maravilloso que todos tus vídeos; incluso con la luz débil!

[@worldpeace1973]

Thank you so much for great video .... it feels like I went there by myself.... God bless you🙏

[@janerainsford8996]

I love traveling by myself. If I know the language I’m making friends. Friendly acquaintances. The cats.are lovely.

[@patrickkilburn3286]

This is a nice video to hit my feed this morning! Was here in 2016, and spent a part of that same day visiting another nearby (larger) hilltop town of Orvieto. Both walkarounds were truly spectacular! Most memorable.

[@arundhawan6724]

Liked it, Loved it and Enjoyed it - Thanks for Sharing.

[@flyshacker]

Very nice! I feel like I was there! We are now stuck indoors because of the virus quarantine. But, thanks to you, we got to visit Civita in Italy!! :))

[@ProWalks]

Glad you were able to visit somewhere new. I'll be posting up more this week. I finally have more time to edit.

[@ItsmeAlexCrete]

Amazing tour!! Stay safe, greetings from Greece.

[@PamirTea]

So beautiful.

[@tigranharutyunyan7674]

Perfectly well done job. Tastefully decorated houses. Well preserved town.

[@jammingcats]

Nice Walking Tour! Well Done, as always... And... We like all the cats, too.... 😻🙀😸

[@judithellison1638]

Thank you for taking me places I would otherwise never see.

[@vincenzoclementi6712]

Ci sono stato tanti anni fa ma neo un bel ricordo ❤️❤️❤️

[@vandalmeida.30.09]

Belíssima. Fabulous medieval city. They should charge everyone to get inside, just to keep the city alive... This is a huge tresuary for the humanity. It needs sorvive, please! My respect and regards to the families that live in this ancient wonderfu place👏👏👏.🙇‍♀️❤ from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@ProWalks]

Hi Vanda, yes there is an entrance fee. I just cut that part out...right when it went from fast speed to normal speed at the beginning.

[@rosariofernandez-rodriguez7122]

Oh Italy sorry for the bad times..sincerely is so sad for you...😥...I prayer everyday for you..🙏🏻...love you so much 🥰

[@fierywomanpacnw7004]

Stunningly beautiful work. I love that you chose silence.

[@ProWalks]

Thank you very much!

[@АллаМельник-г6я]

Thank you for the good content! Greetings from Ukraine.

[@ProWalks]

Ciao, thanks for watching! More walks coming soon.

[@kanamichelle7404]

How beautiful, and fascinating!

[@ProWalks]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@ChromeLuxx]

Brilliant video.

[@mjamusicswitzerland]

Looks spectacular 👍🇨🇭🎧

[@gregpaull9768]

My wife and I stayed the night there last year. Was a wonderful place to visit and quite an experience to walk around the town at night.

[@xana-lu2ko]

GOSH!!!!!!!!! WHAT CAN BE MORE BEAUTIFUL IN THIS WORLD??????????????

[@KEYESTV]

You

[@liliannac3758]

Italy is such a beautiful country. I feel very sad for what she is now facing.

[@andrewtheboss7806]

Don't be afraid... we lived dozen of crisis in our history and we still are here. We are solving our pandemic crisis and suffering a lot because we can't move outside our home. Visited Civita some year ago and i can assure that a single life is not enough to discover all the hidden gems. near Civita there are many other beautiful places too. Ciao

[@andrewtheboss7806]

​@AB. B. MMhhh are you sure. We were the first country to lock down the entire country. Greed? We had a cut of 30 billions in health system to pay the greed of banksters. In 2000 we had 9/1000 beds on intensive therapy, now 3/1000 and this is one of the reasons why we are on crisis. I don't know who are you but here we are discussing about Civita, not of economic policies.

[@liliannac3758]

@@andrewtheboss7806 My prayer goes out to the people of Italy. She is resilient and her beauty is like a many-sided 4C diamond. I just love Italy.

[@eglysbroslat2885]

@@andrewtheboss7806 un abrazo fraterno a ti , de una persona al otro lado del Atlántico que ama y adora Italia porque no hay en el mundo otro que te ofrezca tanta belleza y te pueda nutrir tanto culturalmente, disculpa puedo hablar italiano pero escribir me da paura.🙋‍♀️

[@caonabocacique7654]

AB. B. Whaattttt???? Stay there in wonderland country , Italy an the Italians has the glory of the caos the noise and the disorder that flowed from loyalty and sincirus of the spirit from the power on the most greatest empire that the human history knows , that is the reason that we are loudy, honesty, sincires , brave and proud .🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@pritiradia4486]

Amazing video..literally felt like I am walking on the bridge and ancient city...so breathtakingly beautiful..Thank you for sharing...and thank you for capturing it's beauty..🙏💝👍

[@elmanso]

Te quiero! muchas gracias por tus videos, ♥ saludos desde Argentina!

[@ProWalks]

You are very welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@silviopilloni1840]

Grazie!! Bellissimo itinerario, borgo stupendo, meravigliosa posizione: non potevo che seguire tutto il percorso offertomi con estremo piacere su di un tablet di grande dimensione Ok di nuovo un sincero Grazie

[@ubarhd1]

Great city beautiful video coverage thanks🙏😍

[@altafhussein7419]

I visit there in 2016.. such a beautiful city

[@CiaobellaAmour]

This leaves me speechless almost🥰🥰🥰

[@ProWalks]

It is definitely a place to go see in person if you can. I have been there several times.

[@royalfish8324]

I cleaned my TV 3 times while watching this video. 😄 Still a Great Video! Thank You!

[@Ishisah]

Thank you! Who's watching while on the treadmill?

[@ombroruim]

Excellent work, thank you so much for sharing it.

[@juanpedroglez-murrieta5222]

Incredible and beautiful video, really enjoyable,, specially nowadays...

[@ProWalks]

Thanks for watching.

[@kensellar]

Hi, Isaac, just your number one fan here! Just wondering if you managed to visit here again in 2021 and if I can look forward to a new video! I'm hoping! I can see that it is important for me to make sure I do my shooting around town at mid-day to minimize the shadows in the piazza and the narrow streets, as you had mentioned in one of your comments. Always look forward to our new posts. Our hope is still June 2022, before it gets really hot and the tourists overflow the streets.

[@ProWalks]

Hey Ken, Yeah, I went back twice actually. The first time the weather was not so good so I went back again this summer and it was perfect. I don't plan on posting up the first walk. I am posting up an Acropolis walk next, then Otranto...maybe I'll do Civita after that. I just opened up the project on my computer. I'll work on it. Hope you're able to make here in 2022.

[@marzettemacero5736]

I love this place.The entire view is amazing!! I want to visit thi town someday.

[@curtislowe4577]

At 47:46 that's a Yamaha TW-200. I bought one several years ago and discovered that it is useless both on and off road because it doesn't have a 6 speed gearbox with a granny gear first and an overdrive sixth. (I geared mine down to increase it's off road utility.) Consequently I have occasionally wondered if it is a useful machine for anyone. Seeing one in this context makes absolute sense to me. The roads are all paved and none of them are incredibly steep. I suspect that to get to new town the road speeds aren't particularly high probably 70 kph or less which is well within the capabilities of a machine with only a five speed gearbox. Observation #2 I haven't seen any cats then today in the Amalfi video there was one cat. But then here in a town of less than 15 residents I saw 3 whole cats. It was surprising to me that a dying town built on the head of a pin would have the most visible cats. Or maybe one really athletic four legged camera hog.

[@aniTnar]

An undying walk feel

[@ProWalks]

That's for sure. Thanks for watching.

[@rameshjagtap5130]

I like such kind of places. Thanking you for this idea.

[@tynes13s1]

This is a beautiful video. Thanks.

[@amartyakundu1724]

Through the travail of ages!

[@Karmakanik1]

Quanto è bella la nostra Italia....

[@ProWalks]

Agreed!

[@cs5255]

Wonderful tour.

[@kensellar]

I am absolutely falling in love with this place. I've confirmed 4 nights at one of the B&B's- cross our fingers for some Covid relief by next spring! Some people may think that's a lot of time to spend here, but the accommodations are very inexpensive, there are wineries and cheese makers nearby, and honestly I could sit and just look at the village from your drone take-off point for hours. I'm looking forward to walking around in the evening when the day-tourists have left. I think this will be one of the "high points" of our Italy visit. To step back and live in the middle ages for a few days is not something found in many places in the world, even Italy.

[@Lajs657]

Solo in Italia è possibile trovare dei posti meravigliosi come questo (Only in Italy is possible to meet fantastic little villages like that). Abracci (greentings) da (from) Brasile (Brazil).

[@MaInesVa]

Espectacular!!! Felicitaciones. saludos desde Cali Colombia.

[@alexander_kiradjiev]

I thank you for the video about Civita di Bagnoregio! Tomorrow is my birthday. Turn of 30 years. I consider this video a gift. It is very nice that you are showing how to get to the city. I watched a few videos about Civita di Bagnoregio, but none showed how to get to the city. But you did it and I'm very happy about it! I learned from you that it was called the Dying City. Thank you for showing us how to get to the city! Thank you for the video!