Roman Amphitheater in Capua, Italy - Walking Tour - 4K

[@ProWalks]

Thank you all for the great and inspiring comments. I truly appreciate all your support, feedback and views. If you would like to support this channel by making a financial donation, please use the following link: www.paypal.me/ProWalks Thanks again!

[@Eduardo-xq9xw]

thanks, man

[@MirceaD28]

Imagine touching the walls and start seeing how it was back in it's prime time. The sound, the smell, all of it...

[@worm777]

Capua! Shall I begin?

[@chrisholt4804]

Words cannot even express my thanks to you. For some reason the past few years of my life I have been so intrigued by this part of history, especially with Spartacus. Can you even believe this was real?!! I mean Spartacus was RIGHT THERE! WHAT A CRAZY BELIEF SYSTEM AND HISTORY WE HAVE!

[@ProWalks]

This is one of my favorite walks. There is just so much to explore and it is always quiet. Yeah, it is crazy to think about all that has taken place at this one site!

[@veronicacombs8965]

Chris Holt same here. I love Roman history and the era of Spartacus. I am currently reading "Spartacus " by Howard Fast. It's somewhat different than the 1960 epic but, still, intriguing. I appreciate the walk through the Gladiator Museum. Thank you Prowalk tours! These walks make one feel like they are right there!

[@iolandaizzo2773]

Anfiteatro spettacolare, completo nella parte sottostante, costruito prevalentemente con blocchi di pietra. Poco pubblicizzato ma grazie a ciò la visita in solitaria regala suggestioni indimenticabili. Bravo prowalk!👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@mariaa.9952]

I cannot express my great appreciation for what you do and I cannot get enough of your videos. The camera quality, the way in which you film, positions angle even your pauses are spot on! Not to mention the audio, it's like people we would pass while sightseeing! I am not sure if you realize this, but you provide an experience that is so immediate, it's like ...ALMOST being there..LIVE. Thank you for what you do, thank you thank you thank you. You bring us shear Joy! I truly hope millions of KZbinrs subscribe to your channel to support what you do. You have a gift for it! You've turned us into Living room tourists! Lol...in a good way!! And In these difficult challenging and unpredictable times, perhaps it's just what the doctor ordered. Thank you. As the Italians would say...Auguri e tante belle cose.

[@ProWalks]

Hi Maria, thank you so much for those kind words of encouragement! I really enjoy making the videos and it's great to know people enjoy watching them. I have many more planned and several that I am currently working on. It's been fun watch the subscriber base grow too. Hopefully I can bring something different and unique to KZbin. Thanks for watching!

[@MsLeopaR]

As someone who is interested in history. thank you for this great share

[@veronicacombs8965]

Love these walks. Keep me on the treadmill. Love the Spartacus era and all he stood for!

[@OfficialIndianGamingCommunity]

watch Spartacus series on Netflix and then watch this..you will feel thrilled.

[@sandradepaul5824]

Thank you so much for such an in depth tour, I am at the age now that I could never get it done the way I want to...you did a lot of walking and it was much appreciated.

[@ProWalks]

Hi, you are very welcome Sandra. I really like this amphitheater. It is always quite and you are free to roam around. Thanks for watching!

[@kamalnavin1]

The quality of your work is very high you allow the viewer to ponder on this extraordinary site thank you so much lydie

[@studioROT]

Well done again! I even spot some cinematic quality in your footage. You are the Fellini of virtual walks. Very enjoyable, grazie!

[@bryanjames5256]

Thank you so much. This was the next best thing to actually being there. What I wouldn't give to be able to retrace and see the road Spartacus actually walked. Rome has such a brutal, and yet amazingly intense history that I just can't seem to satisfy my curiosity enough. I know what happened there wasn't pretty, but even after all the time that has passed, it sure is beautiful to see.

[@tanyab7318]

Thank you for a great video! Not too fast or slow. You stop at interesting things and let us get a good look at it. Much appreciation for the added history statements so we have an even better understanding of what we are seeing. Thank You for not adding music! The natural sounds of your walk lets us feel that we are experiencing it with you. Keep up the excellent work! :-)

[@ProWalks]

Hi, I'm glad you enjoyed this walk. It is not a very popular one but it's one of my favorites. :) Thanks for watching!

[@alpertugrul5582]

11:22 Barca's pigeon

[@Ronnie508]

Thank you for posting this video! It brings back so many great memories when I was there and the excitement of knowing that I might have been standing right were Spartacus once stood :)

[@07regia]

Wow. This is marvelous. I didn't know the amphitheater in Capua was still preserved, would much rather see it than the Coliseum in Rome. I'm donating to say thanks.

[@ProWalks]

Wow! Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. The Capua amphitheater is one of my favorite places to go just because you can wander around without any crowds. Let me know if there is any place you'd like to see around here. Thanks again!

[@christinelidgley2167]

I really enjoyed this walk and the detail that you were able to show. I have just started using headphones and it does enhance the experience! I like hearing your footfall and feel as if I am there with you. I liked hearing the sound of the dove fluttering its wings, and I even heard a fly round my right ear, while you were walking round the outside of the ruins, and even lifted my hand to brush it away - such was the realistic experience! Please keep making these videos. You camera work is superb.

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Thanks for sharing. I love seeing roman architecture.

[@SomeDaysYoureBarbra]

I enjoyed this walk through. One can combine this experience with what you see at the coliseum to create a fuller picture of what the structures must have been like when they were in good working order. Thanks for doing these videos. They're like Rick Steves w/out the narration and focusing on architecture instead of commercialism.

[@ProWalks]

Yeah, I did the Colosseum, Pozzuoli Amphitheater and the Campanian Amphitheater and they all have something different to offer. I also did the Pompeii Amphitheater but I still need to post that one.

[@SomeDaysYoureBarbra]

Have you ever been or considered going to tour Ostia Antica? I have always been fascinated by it.

[@monihana9263]

Mike Hipp sehr sehr interessant, danke !

[@soniarodriguez3810]

Always, fantastic! Great locations, history.. what else? Please keep doing this!!

[@ProWalks]

Thank Sonia, I am working on getting at least one video posted up every week. I have several more that I am currently working on and many more walks planned.

[@anndeakin1508]

Great views and information of walls and museums.Enjoyed this tour.

[@davenix604]

The mighty of yesterday are the ruins of today, time does not discriminate.

[@digitalsharkz]

Thank you so much for this video.. actually i watched this video just after completing spartacus series on Netflix. Luckily got the exact video which I was looking for. Love from India.🇮🇳🧡

[@collectivesartori]

Out of this world. Stupendous.

[@beerybill]

Enjoyable viewing this. I was stationed at he NATO HQ in Naples during the early sixties and saw these ruins. Considerably better these days!

[@ProWalks]

Hi, thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I've been there several times and just like the peaceful atmosphere and freedom explore.

[@bobsmith4345]

Outstanding video, thank you for making this. 👍👏✌️ 🇺🇸

[@JackyHeijmans]

Thank you very much! I always wanted to go see this place, but have not been able to go there yet. 🤗

[@alanbuse6722]

great vid,we have just come from there and sadly dose no longer look like that everything very over grown but still loved the place

[@familyvids1]

Very well done! Great idea and well executed.

[@ProWalks]

Hey, thank you. This is one of my least popular videos but it is one of my favorite places to go walk around. It is always empty and you're free to explore. Thanks for watching.

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Such a Wonderful view

[@Alohas1976]

Great plans , honor for Thracian Spartacos ,Kriksos, Hinomaos, and for many many gladiators and Slaves which's fought for freedom and for human rights

[@paulacardeiro4007]

Inacreditável o tamanho desse lugar...

[@monihana9263]

Interessant und spannend !!

[@pavelavietor1]

hello nice video thanks.saludos

[@romanes2794]

congratulations for these very instructive walks. Ci sono ancora tanti altri luoghi incredibili nella regione di Napoli da vedere con pro walks (Sorrento, Amalfi, Positano, Capri, Procida, Ischia, Ercolano, Oplontis...

[@ProWalks]

Grazie per le raccomandazioni! I will be sure to go to all those places! Thanks.

[@irenecaleffi438]

muito bom,parabéns♥♥♥

[@ProWalks]

Thank you!

[@JayP7178]

“Spartacus Was Here” 🖍

[@ProWalks]

That he was. I think it is time for me to go back! :)

[@brucebohlen1149]

Thank you for posting. What time of year did you go? What time of day did you record this?

[@ProWalks]

Hey Bruce, I went back in October around noon I think. Later in the day the underground gets too dark for decent Gopro video. Glad you liked the video!

[@giusfer7382]

Bello questo Anfiteatro-Arena , peccato che la gradinata è inservibile , sarà stato il tempo o l'incuria ? non so

[@artemdmt]

Thank

[@trixtrix2572]

Imagine this ampitheatre was 2 thousand years ago.

[@Phxsphxrus]

Have you walked throuh the battlefield of Thermoplae?

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

Does anything from Sparticus' time exist?

[@ProWalks]

As I'm walking towards the amphitheater, on your left you see some stones all around on the ground. Those are part of the amphitheater where Spartacus trained. If you look at it on Google earth you can see the shape of the amphitheater in the grass..but most of it is covered up.

[@ProWalks]

At the 25 second mark.

[@chris.asi_romeo]

I didn't know ampitheatre of capua still existed today.

[@Zero8880]

Capua!!! Shall we begin??!!!

[@blocpartyrocker]

Crazy how desolate this place is compared to the ridiculous lines for the colosseum

[@ProWalks]

This is one of my favorite ruins to go walk around. Besides the arena floor, you are free to just wander around everywhere....and no crowds.

[@stefanianoto4372]

The current state is due to the fact that our ancestors, in the Middle Ages, took the greater stones to build other places, like they did in the Castello delle Pietre (Castle of the Stones) in Capua where you can see these great marbles and columns rearranged

[@luciusverus9151]

Roman everything...italy..

[@EunbiKimchanel]

interesting

[@atergfox]

You never look up with your camera?

[@GladiatorSims705]

Spartacus had been dead for around 150 years before this was built, or at least 75 years prior to the original amphitheatre. It is more likely that Spartacus and his peers fought in wooden semicircular theatres and not large stone amphitheatres like this one.

[@renonaugusto4303]

Deprimente ver um sítio tão fabuloso mal conservado

[@ProWalks]

Yes, I think it could be better for sure but I imagine it hasn't changed too much since they turned it into a tourist attraction. It is pretty amazing that there is anything still there.

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

I'm going there.

[@ProWalks]

This amphitheater is the most interesting to walk around, but if you get a chance go to the one in Pozzuoli too. It is only 35 minutes away and is just as big.

[@robertocastillo4494]

Adelantados a su epoca los romanos que enaltecen la gloria del. hombre

[@u_lab]

That's my fuckin city

[@anndeakin1508]

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[@twstf8905]

Spatacus?! Spell check much?! Ah not too much! Ah much too much!

[@skiprocker5751]

Amazing place. Hard it believe so much time, energy, resources and money were spent on building to torture and kill men and animals. All this learned knowledge for barbaric practices.

[@ProWalks]

Yeah, it's pretty crazy. The Camapanian Amphitheater is a super interesting to walk around and there is almost never anyone there.

[@ProWalks]

Yeah, it's pretty crazy. The Camapanian Amphitheater is a super interesting to walk around and there is almost never anyone there.