AMERIGO VESPUCCI | onboard tour
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- In this video, we're going to explore the magnificent Amerigo Vespucci and see why it's one of the most beautiful ships in the world.
From its 26 sails covering a surface of almost 3000 square meter to its elegant deck, the Amerigo Vespucci is a truly unforgettable experience.
Owned by the Italian Navy and used as a training ship is probably the reason it is still in such a mint condition.
During its visit in Malta I had a once in a lifetime opportunity to board the vessel.
If you need more information on the ship and its specifications you can refer to en.wikipedia.o...
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Still the most beautiful ship In the world
Lorenzo, si orgoglioso di tuo nonno.
As an Italian I'm very proud of this vessel.
It's really beautiful and well looked after
as an american retired navy chief, I am in awe of this ship. She pulled in to the place I was stationed in 2003. My ship hosted their midshipmen. She is oficially the most beautiful ship in the world
Hey Chris,
Such a privilege to see this amazing vessel.
I am going to see her tomorrow
same
I cantieri di Castellammare e i migliori maestri d'ascia hanno creato una bellezza senza fine e senza tempo...
Il creatore dell'Amerigo Vespucci era un foggiano di nome Francesco Rotundi e il baro fu a Castellammare di Stabia 🤝
Uno di quei Maestri d'ascia era mio nonno sette generazioni di Mastri d'ascia
Love this ship I've seen her often in Venice where I live. May I respectfully suggest a revision of the ship's beautiful motto. It is better translated as "Not who begins, but who perseveres" (persevera means persevere). Thanks for a lovely visit aboard!
Magnificent vessel
Elegante fine raffinata maestosa..viva l'Italia ❤
God bless Italy! Che Dio la benedica, Patria nostra...bellezza, tradizione, qualità - thank you for this nice video!
She really is the most beautiful ship in the world
The name America is derived from that of the Italian navigator Amerigo Vespucci, who may have visited the mainland of North America in 1497 and 1498.
Yeah, America is Latin for Amerigo.
Era il 12 luglio del 1962 quando la portaerei USS Independence incontrava nel mediterraneo centrale il veliero Amerigo Vespucci, la più antica nave in servizio nel mondo. Un incontro straordinario, che si è ripetuto nel settembre di quest’anno, ben sessant’anni dopo; questa volta nelle acque dell’Adriatico.
“Questa è la nave della marina militare italiana Amerigo Vespucci - cambio”. Dichiara nave Vespucci alla radio. “Siete voi ad aver navigato accanto alla USS Independence nel 1962?”, chiedono dalla portaerei statunitense H. W. Bush. “Amerigo Vespucci - continua la portaerei statunitense - dopo sessanta’anni siete ancora la nave più bella del mondo”.
Orgogliosa di essere ITALIANA
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Il Vespucci non è la più antica nave in servizio nel mondo, ma il più antico vascello in servizio nella Marina Militare Italiana, come dice chiaramente il suo Comandante nell'audio del video registrato in occasione dell'incontro tra il Vespucci e la portaerei Bush nel 2022.
L'ha costruita mio nonno.
Come si chiamaba tuo nonno, dove lha contruita, che ti ha raccontato della costruzione?
@@Acquamarina1010almeno scrivete in italiano sembrate l'attendente eritreo del capitano di vascello
Comunque mio nonno si chiamava Catello Muollo e quando la costruiva diceva a Mia Madre figlia mia stiamo a costruire un capolavoro
@@LorenzoLamacchia el italiano no es mi lengua materna, el idioma es para comunicar y creo que se entendió mi comentario, tu respuesta te describe completamente, saludos desde Bs As.
Ma in Argentina si parla in Spagnolo ed in italiano, abbiamo un sacco di parenti che vivono dovunque nel mondo. Se usavi lo spagnolo magari ti capivo meglio ho fatto esperienza con tutti i miei nipoti che parlano qualunque lingua tranne l'italiano la mia è una bellissima lingua e ne s fiero quindi non volevo offendere bensì rimarcare la tua poca padronanza della lingua. La prossima mandala in Spagnolo tra spagnoli argentoni e venezuelani e messicani lo capisco. Purtroppo la mia lingua non è molto diffusa
They were two... the other was called Cristoforo Colombo.
It was given with other 31 vessels to Russia as a debt of war...
They used it too as a school ship for a decade then it desappearing his hidden behind the mist of history. Several versions...
Vero era la gemella, poi i russi non capendo una minchia l'hanno trasformata in cargo e poi smantellata.
@@geppettogeppetto6236 Non proprio…………
Long story
Thanks a lot
Just visited today in Los Angeles Port. Incredible experience, the Crew was professional and attentive. The Amerigo Vespucci is a piece of history you can actually touch.
I always liked how it was designed to resemble a large ship of the line from Lord Nelson`s time.The word 'beautiful' hardly does it justice!
Good choice on the DSP music.
Amerigo Vespucci means that the buoyancy for oceanic jobs is insuring our missions.
I am sure of sub words.
Mio padre Ufficiale della Marina Militare classe 1932 con 20 anni di imbarco militare, vi è stato imbarcato per un anno e mezzo negli anni 50. È la nave dei sogni.
When the Ameriigo Vespucci ship was in San Pedro, the people in charge should have had a VR component available for those of us that weren't allowed on the ship because we are in wheelchairs. That would have made the trip out to see the ship almost worth it. If they come out to the states again, that's what they should do.
The TS Esmeralda is even more beautiful ! She has 4 masts.
Regarding "The most beautiful ship in the world", the full-rigged ship Amerigo Vespucci named for the Italian explorer and navigator from the Republic of Florence, from whose name the name "America" is derived: The title of "The most beautiful ship in the world" comes from the following events:
In 1962, as their paths crossed in the Mediterranean Sea, the American nuclear super carrier USS Independence challenged the Amerigo Vespucci, flashing the light signal: "Who are you?"
The full-rigged sailing ship, standing up to the super carrier's challenge, flashed back: "Training ship Amerigo Vespucci, Italian Navy."
The super carrier then flashed back: "You are the most beautiful ship in the world", first christening Amerigo Vespucci with its title,
Reaffirming the title, in 2022 Amerigo Vespucci crossed paths in the Mediterranean Sea with the American super carrier USS George H.W. Bush, which called to America Vespucci: "You are still, after 60 years, the most beautiful ship in the world."
Vespucio no fue explorador, ni siquiera navegante. Solo un impostor.
wunderschön eine Perle
Orgoglio Italiano
Beautiful ship. What is the music you used in the video?
@@jabriaw hi Jabriaw,
I honestly can't remember the music details. Found it on music library
@@RupertFerreira it works :) I enjoyed the video.
La più bella nave-scuola del mondo.
The name.of the italian explorer is Amerigo non Americo
Ameri-go, Indi-go
Italians called the islands ameri-ca
discovered by ameri-go
Native indian tribes had different names of the islands
Cristoforo Colombo discovered Americas. And it was a German to name the continent referring to Amerigo who was the first one realising that was a new continent.
Do you need to apply anything to go onboard?
Sun Screen
It was a open day, so no application was required.
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The ship's cat should be called Vespussy
Reeeeeeally funnnny
Brasilian Cisne Branco is most beautiful
Are you just sayin' that because ye be FROM Brazil?
@@Captain_James_Matthew 🤣🤣
o maior do mundo
No america amerigo vespucci
Amerigooooooooo not America wtf
America is Latin for Amerigo.
mongolia salutes
This dramatic orchestra music is so outdated
Guarda caso è stata costruita col regno d'italia nell'epoca fascista
Nice looking ship, but not the most beautiful. Proportions are a bit chunky. What is that mast stump?
Yeah dear naval architecture "expert" of socials , proportions are a bit ...chunky 😅😅 ! Those who designed it definitely need to learn them from you, just 100 yrs after they built the most beautiful ship of the world ( ranked as most beautiful by all worldwide sailors,engineers and naval architects, not to say by hundreds millions people)! What is that mast stump ? Strange question from such a great expert of beautiful old ships, ancient vessels and naval architecture as you ...:-) ! 🙄 IQed geniuses of socials, how typical ...
@@carlobrotto7132 easy, tiger...
Valletta was built by the Venetians.