I lived in Italy for 2 years. There are so many of these towns all over Italy. They are all very intriguing since not many tourist know about.

Italy, Spain, France, the UK... It's my plan to go to Europe in my lifetime. Until then, thanks for the videos.

Words totally fail me. This is beyond beautiful. Treasure for any History buff. Thank you so much for sharing. The thought of walking through centuries old streets with cobble stones under your feet just takes my breath away. My goodness. Thanks again.

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Hey, You're welcome. This place more than any other made me feel like I went back in time. It is a very cool place. I'll try to find more places like it to walk.

@irenazore8119

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, you are right.

@mrjimmienoone2130

5 жыл бұрын

I understand your feelings. When I go to China, it's such a sad view. They have torn down almost all their historic cities and replaced them by concrete blocks and skyscrapers. What a shame! - If you visit the Abruzzo region of Italy, have a look at Pacentro, the village from which pop star Madonna's ancestors come from. Beautiful!!! Or Lecce, in Puglia. Or Piacenza... (Andrea Palladio buildings). - Europe is a historic and architectonic treasure chest.

Such a beautiful town, unchanged by time.

Truly breathtaking. The historical significance is amazing. The picturesque cobblestone walks and winding stairwells make me just melt away into what life must have been like back then. And, to imagine living there now! Makes you want to sit at a café and sip cappuccino day dreaming of what must have been.

I had not even heard of Sermoneta before, it looks very picturesque , I like all the little side streets. Another great video!

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yeah the first time I went there my family and I had just gone to the Garden of Ninfa but it turned out to be closed that day so we saw the castle up on the hill and thought we would go check it out. We went back again the next day for their big festival where they had a parade going through the streets and everyone was dressed in old 16th century costumes.

This is the perfect walking video. I felt like I lost 10 lbs. walking up and down all those steps. You really captured the beauty of the stone work, the merchants, restaurants in Sermoneta.The history of the castle and the walk through it was very interesting. Thanks for all your time and work making these ProWalks.

@pennypiper7382

4 жыл бұрын

44Quinlan 😁😁😁😁😁👍

Sermoneta castle is magnificent,the restoration gave us a true glimpse of the it's glory days,some of the parts of the castle are so hauntingly beautiful,I got goosebumps, wonder how must it feel at night time ,if only walls could talk...it must sound like a cliché but prowalks you are the best,can't thank you enough,truly enjoyed this video,will watch it one more time.

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks again Dave! Yeah all the history there kind boggles the mind. I grew up on land that my Grandma's Grandfather had purchased from a veteran of the Spanish American wars. Anyway...as a kid I would find old bottles and ink wells and my grandpa had a collection of arrow heads he had found...and to me that stuff was about as old as could be....real history. An old building right next to my house now dates back to the early 1700s. Everything is ancient over here. :)

You certainly have a good eye for beauty. Excellent camerawork and also most informative. Thank you.

Without a doubt, this town is pure fantasy. Looks like a Disney set. Thank you so much for showing it's beauty.

SOO FANTASTIC,, SO BEAUTIFUL I LOVE ITALY!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL YOUR PROFESSIONEL WORK !!

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome. Thanks for your support!

grazie fai conoscere la nostra italia

Another incredibly beautifull video . Italy is full of history, beauty and soul.

The Architecture is stunning! Thank You for sharing .

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. It is so well preseved it is easy to imagine what it might have been like back in the day. Thanks for watching!

this is the coolest thing ever. to be able to meander thru a medieval town from the comfort of my own living room is great. great video!

@ProWalks

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks..yeah, if it weren't for the cars and a few other modern items, it would really feel like you're back in medieval times. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

The city looks very calm and romantic! It's like a city in a fairy tale! Town of Romeo and Juliet! At 1:06 I heard my beloved's song. I walked with you! Thank you so much!

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it is a classic castle town. A few movies have been filmed there.

using headphones, I can almost feel the wind gusting, and the birds sounds as If I was there. Much appreciated.

Nearly everywhere you look is worth a painting! Beauty overload!

To be precise, that was not "prosciutto" (ham), but "porchetta", that is roasted pork.

Really enjoyed this..watching your links daily now as not only do I find them relaxing also enjoy the overwhelmingly beauty, history and culture. I just feel that I am actually there walking around with you..as the way you film the areas its so wonderfully done and wanted to touch the old stone buildings with my hands as you walked by them..I lose my self in all of it and I am transfixed.

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, for some reason your comments went to my spam folder. Sorry for the late reply. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos! Do you think I should be walking slower? faster? Looking around more? Going into more shops? I want to keep the walk flowing but I don't want to miss out on too much. Thanks for watching!

@katalinas9264

5 жыл бұрын

@@ProWalks could you sometimes show the directional and information signs please?

Pro Walks!!! Your videos are the best walking tours on YT because of the natural sound. :)

@ProWalks

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Are you watching with headphones on?

This is amazing for those of us who don’t have the means to get to and see beautiful places like this. Thank you.

Lovely!!! very original and inspirational content!! I love it!! Thank you very much for sharing these wonderful moments!!

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, you're welcome! My family and were pretty thrilled when we first found this place... Which was because the Garden of Ninfa was closed. Thanks for watching!

What a historical place This is Italy sermonette take us back to Roman times rustic houses and streets and pavement and fascinating views I can tell Pro walk is followed by some Roman or medieval ghosts

Nice wide camera lens used here. Thank you for your miles of power walking you've done into the most remote areas or this beautiful ancient city. Now I need to add Sermoneta to my next trip through Italy this spring!

@ProWalks

6 ай бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it. My family and I went to Semoneta several times as well as the Gardens of Ninfa nearby. It's a nice area.

I have never heard of Sermoneta, but what a stunningly beautiful place, and so historic! I mean the Borgia's!!!!! Another great walking tour. Thank you.

@ProWalks

5 жыл бұрын

Hey, You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

Breathtaking!! I get up and walk with you as I'm watching. That is my exercise. LOVE that you keep it quiet and don't jabber the whole time. What a treat. Thank you for doing this for those of us who will never be able to travel to these places.

@ProWalks

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Sharon, You are quite welcome! I'm glad you're enjoying the format. Would you prefer to watch videos with or without the captions? Thanks for watching!

@sharongomez5717

5 жыл бұрын

@@ProWalks The captions helpful. Sometimes I catch them, sometimes I don't --- so to each his own.......

Absolutely beautiful !!! I loved to see this video in my quarantine

I love this video! Thanks for the captioning, too. I had not heard of Sermoneta but would love to go there some day. So much history and so beautiful! Thank you.

Lot of rock and rubble went into the building of this place -from the roads,to the footpaths,to the narrow streets,the houses and finally to the castle!

Waiter of the century at 38:05 just slip streaming tightly through the camera man/dog and father son combo there like a absolute champ.

Such a lovely, beautiful place. I'm watching this for a little added inspiration for a castle town I'm creating in a story, and this gave me quite a few ideas on its own.

Prowalk should have more subscriber now. Your video and cinematography is so underrated. Amazing piece of work. thank you for sharing

@ProWalks

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks Philip. That is encouraging. I am doing my best to make the channel grow. I have many new walks to get posted up. Positano tomorrow and hopefully Pitigliano this weekend. Thanks for watching!

Lovely! Thank you for making this film.

Bravo...👏👏👏👏 Excellent work.... I really respect the hard work that goes into creating these great videos... You are doing a great favor by recording such beautiful vistas and sceneries.... Thank you so much.... Keep up the great work....

Italy the most beautiful nation in the world, there are unknown cities where you can breathe history ..

@giuseppinatraino2981

3 жыл бұрын

Bellissimo posto

@giuseppinatraino2981

3 жыл бұрын

Bellissima Venezia

It's so beautiful !!!!

Wonderful walk. Thanks so much for sharing. We loved our month in Italy. This vid makes me want to go back and visit Sermoneta and some of the other smaller towns. Thanks - Henry

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, Thanks! That's good you were able to spend a month here. The places to see/walk are endless. I checked out your channel! What camera are you using on your new walks? I haven't been able to decide if I want to go the 360 route or not.

@CityWalks

6 жыл бұрын

I’ve been using the GoPro Fusion. It’s pricey though. I might recommend going with an insta360 one or rylio if I were to do it again. I’ve been thinking of going back to a 2D set up recently. Either way I need to go out and get some more bids going. Thanks

Really enjoyed the experience of this tour ...Thank you... Stay safe take care 🤗🥰😀

Beautiful video, great job! And thank you for the historical notes, both adds value to the content and charm to the location.

@ProWalks

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, glad you enjoyed this one. I really enjoy going to Sermoneta.

Thank you for the tour and subtitles!

Beautiful walk with a history lesson. Fine job. Thank you.

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

Me encantó!!! aun con sueño pero vi todo el video, lindo castillo, y una ciudad medieval hermosa. Grazie

@ProWalks

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

This city has probably not changed since the days of the consulate. Wonder of wonders!

Keep the videos coming! You are doing an excellent job

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, thanks! I have been on many more walks but haven't had a chance to get any uploaded in the last month. I am back in the states visiting family. My next video, of Ponza Italy, should be posted up on Aug. 15th. Thanks for watching and for your support!

Thank you once again ProWalks. Good camerawork of somewhere not as well known, but, most enjoyable.

@ProWalks

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Sermoneta is one of my family's favorite towns to visit. We like to take our friends there.

Thank you for taking me to amazing places.i love you so much 😍

This is so enjoyable , beautiful I would love to see inside someone's dwelling just to see how they are set up for modern living . Thank you . You do fantastic work .

@ProWalks

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! yeah, I need to ask next time I am out walking. I just haven't worked up the nerve to ask someone if I could film in their house. :)

Muito bom,obrigado por esse passeio tão legal♥♥♥

Medieval Town so Beautiful ♥️🤗💓🥰🤩😚

wow how wonderful old city, thank you for this video

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Every time I visit a town that makes me want to come back then I know I need to do a walk there.

ESPECTACULAR VIDEO, MUCHAS GRACIAS

Very cool! Thanks.

I always mesmerize when i see your videos. please keep it up and upload such types of historical places. thanks. Love from Shikarpur Pakistan.

Liked it, Loved it, Enjoyed it, as usual, Love you.

@ProWalks

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks so much! I would like to go back one day when they have a festival to film it again.

sermoneta,a worth visiting place

The machines seem so disproportionate and inadequate compared to the perspective of the city, however Sermoneta has been preserved very well, congratulations and congratulations for the video!

Thank you ,it,s wonderful!

@ProWalks

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

Love those nooks and crannies..

GRACIAS,,,ESTOS VIDEOS ME GUSTAN TANTO,,,PORQUE MUESTRAN TODO LO MÁXIMO Y NO PIERDEN TIEMPO EN PALABRAS ,,PALABRAS,,,PALABRAS,,,,,,,,ME ENCANTA POR ESO,,,,,,,,HE CONOCIDO ITALIA,,,,A TRAVES DE ESTOS VIDEOS,,,,Y ES TAN ESPECTCULAR,,,,,QUE SIENTO QUE VOY CAMINANDO Y ESO ME FASCINA,,,,GRACIAS GRACIAS GRACIAS,,,,ESPECTACULAR

@ProWalks

4 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome! I'm glad you feel like you are there! Thanks for watching.

Excellent!!!

Beautiful walk !!

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

It sure is. It is fun to wander the narrow streets. Thanks for watching!

This is amazing and beautiful. Great reference for my medieval fantasy game SECRET KEEP, too! :)

@ProWalks

3 жыл бұрын

Cool, glad you enjoyed it.

Precioso Pueblo...... felicidades muy bonito Video

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Grazie! Thanks for watching!

Seus videos são muito bons,obrigado♥♥♥

Fabulous thank you

and loved the gear you used link..thanks for that

@ProWalks

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, you're welcome. Let me know if you have any questions about the gear.

Congratulations, an amazing video!

@ProWalks

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.,

I enjoy your video thanks

Yet another place I must now go having seen your walk through the town. The list of must do's for my next trip to Italy is getting rather long even if it may be a long time before I can get there again.

@ProWalks

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, Italy has so much more to offer than the big top 5 places. I just finished a road trip around Sicily. I am starting to feel like I have seen most of Italy now.

Very good and complete visit. Memories, memories, I was there around 30 years ago in visit ! Please Sperlonga above the sea, Anagni, San Felice Circeo...

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I have Sperlonga on my list of places to walk but i havent been to the other places you mentioned. I will check them out. Thanks for the recommendations.

Cada video, una maravilla !! felicitaciones

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

I am glad you are enjoying the walks. More walks will be posted up soon. The next walk will be posted up on August 15th and will be of Ponza, Italy.

Adoro!

hermoso el video y el sitio

De los lugares que más me han impactado es este, gracias amigo por compartir, Dios bendiga su empresa

Magical🌟🌟🌟

Adorei o passeio,ver as ruelas , passagens e paisagens magnificas.

Thanks for sharing another remarkably insightful video that shows us the diversity and richness of history that Italy has to offer. Otherwise, I would not have planned Sermoneta as a visit on my tour of Italy. But Sermoneta is a veritable time capsule of unpretentiousness that belies a strength of spirit and character and resilience for what must have been an imposed desolate, fearful lifestyle of isolation. A functional fortress of rustic rugged makeshift alleys that must have in certain times become central hubs of unified community spirit. At other times it might offer a peaceful seclusion for which reason it's managed to retain it's charm for being an impenetrable fortress. I can also understand why many Italians immigrated in the post wars years as the war would have only sought to remind the inhabitants of such fortress like towns, of the misery and inhibition of personal achievement that war and insecurity imposed upon it's people. Not everywhere in Italy is like the Amalfi coast and it's prominent cities. I particularly liked your tour of the central merchant building with it's leading stairway onto a broad verandah promenade walkway that overlooks the alleys below. This gave me further insight into how the ancient Romans designed their shopping centres that must have in effect have been even more functional than ours, by offering broad external covered promenade walkways (protecting us from the Mediterranean sun with further exposure to additional shops) in addition to central malls and courtyards. Not that a medieval town could possibly compare to the magnificence of ancient classical Roman architecture, that I am obsessed with for the moment. It does indicate however, that certain building plan techniques retain their charm for functionality. Fantastic video. Thanks.

@ProWalks

5 жыл бұрын

Hey, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. So when are you heading to Italy? I hope it's a good trip.

Beautiful, I lovely.

Es increíble tus vídeos la persona que no tiene la posibilidad económica de poder viajar, a través de tus vídeos lo puede hacer como que si el que camina fuera ella misma viendo los detalles de los caminos, las esculturas de las casas , como vivían que costumbres tenían... me facinan tus vídeos...cada detalle, cada explicación ( ESO sí te pido deja más tiempo tus comentarios porque no llegó a leer toda la oración a pesar que se algo de ingles) saludos desde Rosario Argentina

Thank you for a walk-through of a place I've never heard of and will never have the opportunity to visit. It seems to be built upon the tourist trade these days, as there doesn't seem to be any other way to make a living there. I often wondered where they got all the brick and stone to build the place. It must have taken an entire mountain. It's hard to imagine their making something so magnificent in the 12th century. i appreciate these kinds of walk-throughs because the 3-6 minute "tours" elsewhere leave a whole lot to be desired. Thank you for taking the time to put this together, along with the occasional bit of informative material, which gave it some life that it might not otherwise have had. What kind of camera do you use? You must have gone through a couple of batteries and sim cards. LOL I know I would have with mine.

This is amazing

@ProWalks

2 жыл бұрын

It is one of those places I really enjoy going back to each year.

@blagoevski336

2 жыл бұрын

@@ProWalks nice

excellent video, i really feel like i am there. great videographer .

@ProWalks

5 жыл бұрын

Hey, thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

My dream place 😍

Very nice

Top video... italy very nice

Another fabulous video! So entertaining! Thank you!!

@ProWalks

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Carol, Yeah, Sermoneta is a great place. We have been back several times.

@ObeyJesusOurLord

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your reply! I find it amazing that you are so attentive to your viewers! ! Glad you and your family have had the opportunity to tour Sermoneta several times! The Lord has truly blessed you immeasurably!😊✝

@ProWalks

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Carol! :)

@ObeyJesusOurLord

4 жыл бұрын

Prowalk Tours Aw....you're entirely welcome, ProWalks!😊

@ObeyJesusOurLord

4 жыл бұрын

Prowalk Tours Glad you & your family had the opportunity!😊

Thank you so much, that i can see that. Thank you and good luck.

@ProWalks

5 жыл бұрын

Hey, You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it. It the cars weren't there it would really feel like you were back in time. Thanks for watching!

@irenazore8119

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. Good luck to you.

well done. I liked it and become 1k. keep it up

Nice. Thanks. I would love to see a walking tour of Gravina (near Bari). Town where my grandparents were born and raised. Although it is not very big, the tourist attraction are the caves across the ravine. People actually lived in those caves years ago. My grandparents did. (born 1881).

That makes me thoughtful. Maybe as day trip from rome including Castel Gandolfo?!

From Rome to Latina roughly 1 hour 50 by train. Then you have to take a taxi (quite cheap) or bus. Bus schedule on the Comune di Sermoneta website, trasporti pubblici.

I am amazed by those beautiful complexe and « natural » city the humans race were able to build with simple tools and labor. Absolute gem of a city. God bless!

Viagem no tempo!

HERMOSO,,,,,,GRACIAS,,,,GRACIASSL.....Ñ.GRACIAS

Excellent footage sir, along with all of your previous work. But I think it's time to get a 60fps setup.

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

So i actually haven't tried 60fps yet.... Mainly because the gopro hero 5 only shoots 4k at 30fps. Do you think it would be worth shooting at 2.7k at 60fps?..... Or upgrade to Gopro 6 I suppose. You think it will it will improve the smoothness?

Medieval towns are just way better than modern day cities in my opinion

You truly are one of the great uploaders. (I like to play at .75x for the smooth view.)

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

:) well i appreciate that. It is hard to watch a video of a place that shows short clip after short clip and get a sense of what it is really like there. I hope people feel like they know their way around after watching my videos. Thanks for watching.

@Spherian7

6 жыл бұрын

Thank YOU. I meant no sense of dipleasure at the walk pace, and it is invigorating when I use that speed with my stationary bike. But I have an Optoma HD projector and with an 8 foot wide picture the .75c makes for a very serene scnen, I really feel I owe you a round trip ticket or 4 since you get me there for free. I definitely do not mind the cuts. (PS I am never, ever, ever going back to a monitor or TV screen.)

Thank you, I really want to visit this town. What did it cost you to visit the castle?

@ProWalks

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, the cost is 8 euro and cheaper for kids. It is definitely worth it but the tours are only in Italian. The first time I went several people spoke English so the guide would explain things in English too but when i took this video it was all in Italian.

Fantastic!! How do you not get lost walking through those narrow winding streets?

@ProWalks

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Dianna, all the places I film I have walked at least once before with my family so I had an idea of the layout of the town. I also plan a route first on Google Earth and then just try my best to stay on that path even if I get it off it for a bit. :) So far it has been working out. I walked 10 miles in Venice and never got lost once. :)

@diannabowen3868

5 жыл бұрын

@@ProWalks Thank you so much for replying! I SO enjoy your videos!! I am 70 years old, have cancer and am on oxygen so there is no way I can travel anymore... so as you can imagine, I really LOVE watching your videos...it's like I'm there! I think I like the one where you climb Vesuvius and the ones on Pompeii the most!! Bless you!