【4K-60fps】Recanati sightseeing tour walk filmed in August 2021
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⌛TIMELINE⌛
00:00 World Map intro
00:19 Porta Romana
01:32 Basilica Cattedrale di San Flaviano
01:54 via Giovanni Falleroni
05:26 Corso Persiani
08:50 Piazza Giacomo Leopardi
12:04 via Cavour
15:03 via Antonio Calcagni
17:15 Piazzale Pietro Giordani
18:20 Torre del Passero Solitario
20:40 inside Chiesa Sant'Agostino
21:31 via Roma
24:52 Piazzale Mazzagalli Morotti
25:44 via Antici
27:30 Piazzale Monaldo Leopardi
28:13 via Leopardi
31:34 Piazzuola Sabato del Villaggio
Recanati stands on the top of a hill, whose winding crest is almost flat, at 293 m a.s.l., between the valleys of the Potenza and Musone rivers. It is about 20 km from the capital Macerata, 8 km from Loreto and just under 40 km from Ancona.
The Adriatic Sea, beyond which you can see the Dalmatian mountains when the air is clear, is about ten kilometers east of the city. To the north is visible Mount Conero which is lost in the waters and from the other sides of the city, neither closed nor limited by future elevations, the peaks of the Apennines are visible.
Like other towns in the Marche region, Recanati is also the typical "balcony city" due to the wide panorama that can be seen there: cities and villages are scattered in large numbers in the wide expanse, between floors, valleys and hills. the sea moves away and you can breathe a poetic atmosphere among olive trees and vineyards.
The museum circuit is a happy discovery of great names and places: the Renaissance master Lorenzo Lotto, the poet Giacomo Leopardi, the Emperor Frederick II of Swabia, the great tenor Beniamino Gigli, the beautiful Museum of Music, the breathtaking view that can be admired from the top of the Torre del Borgo and much more.
💡Discover the story and the most important information in the video subtitles.
📌Here useful links for Virtual Tour inside Churchs and Outside Recanati:
www.provinciamacerata.com/Vir...
diocesimacerata.it/categoria/...
Curiosity:
✱🌄Mount Tabor is the Recanati hill that faces south: from it on days with little mist you can see very well the snow-capped peaks of the Sibillini mountains. Mount Tabor better known as "the hill of the Infinite" is also linked to one of the most famous idylls of Giacomo Leopardi: The infinite.
Mount Tabor today is a park that stands next to the Leopardian Studies Center and Palazzo Leopardi, along a path that crosses the park you reach the point where the poet probably found himself composing the poem, a plaque on the wall shows the verse: "Always dear to me was this hermitage hill". Mount Tabor is also part of the poem Alla luna: in fact the poet always went to the hill to admire the 'graceful moon'.
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