Great effort. Loved the video. One thing I liked very much about the video is the lack of any music at all. Vlogers just ruin it with unnecessary noise in the background. You're doing a great job. Keep it up.
One can but imagine the labor that went into constructing that.. It stood the test of time well even though it's in ruin. The stonework is absolutely amazing. I love your opening music theme also. Very lovely tune!!
Thank you very much for your hard work indeed, particularly you have to walk in the sun at en even pace with those equipment with you. You are excellent!
Thanks! Yeah.... I definitely enjoy all my walks but they are a lot of work. I kind of feel like I'm outside viewing in on everything since I never really stop and can't pause and enjoy like the rest of the crowds. I love it though. I have had to travel almost every weekend for work and haven't beem able to edit... But more walks are coming soon. Thanks for watching!
Many many many thanks from me. For years I have been curious about Tiberius's villa on Capri. I have seen hundreds of pictures from the air of the ruins and reconstructions but to be able to see your walkthrough was a major treat for me.
Dear, U should get an Italian nationality for ur efforts, Even Italian people they didn't do this effort and advertising for this AMAZING country, La bella Italia ❤
Hey, thanks! Yeah, I hope I'm representing the country well. This summer I plan on doing a lot of travel around Italy. Many more walks to come. Thanks for watching!
Viaggio veramente splendido ed istruttivo per l itinerario, le immagini splendide persino nei corridoi portici , e della natura che circonda Capri. Un grazie sentito. Thank VERY!!👏👏👏
Excellent video. Thank you so much. Your explanations of locations and uses for various buildings or sites is very informative. Thank you for another great video!
Brought back great memories of the hike from Ana Capri up to Villa Jovis that I did a few years ago. It takes about 45 minutes to an hour and is worth it for the views, lovely home gardens and parks on the way. I also had a delicious pizza lunch at a road-side restaurant on the way back.
You can find a lot of architectural reconstructions of the villa on the internet, and the interesting thing is that they all show it to be very tall, 4-5 stories high.
Excellent post! Your camera became my eyes so that my brain could attempt to process the details, stories, etc of this experience. I imagine that the access from the waterline must be extremely steep and that lugging building and other resources was done by pack mules and human slaves! What a terrifying place it must have been for those slaves!
Yeah, basically the path I walk to get there is the only way there. It would have a been a long way to go to build a massive villa. I am not sure where they got all the building material. I'm glad you enjoyed the tour. I might go back there again this summer.
@@ProWalks Well I'm sure that your viewers would appreciate some insight into how ancient Romans ships berthed on Capri and passengers alighted. Is there a beach, a dock, a wharf? Also some vision from the access pathway would be most interesting - does it have steep sides? (I imagine so, with no guard rails!) No doubt the Emperor and other VIPs would have been carried up (& down) this steep incline. The construction process of the Villa was incredible and very dangerous, would be fascinated to hear of any such detail.. Best wishes from an interested Australian
Hello from Canada I've only recently subscribed and I have to tell you that I'm totally in love with your videos. I did a cruise last year Greece and Italy. Just loved it, a little taste of two beautiful countries. Your tours have now given me my future destination. Capri looks stunning and I absolutely have to get there. Thankyou so much for your Inspired walks. I really appreciate it.
We went to Capri in May 2022. It is everything it seems to be and more. Totally worth it if you love to walk in beautiful nature inspired surroundings.
17:20 This smaler rooms in Tiberius'es quarters could have been a lower level of accomandations for family members as Caligula, Drusilla and their mom, but also rooms for guests visiting him and bringing him news from Rome and for poets, artists that entertained him and perhaps eaven for his guard. As the slave accomandations are quite big, Tiberius must have had tons of slaves there. And as he was completley paranoid and always fearing for his life, he would have had the full pretorian-guard (his private army) staying with him very close, to protect his life 24/7 and to keep control of all the slaves and people in the palace as he might feared a raise among them. Probably there must have been an upper floor with his private and way bigger rooms and also a big dining area. Private rooms that overlooked the full sea would have fitted for an roman Emperor.
I visited this Tiberius's Palace in May 2003 travelling all the way from Japan just wishing to see the same scenery as the Emperor did 2000 years ago. It was still very much a ruin and there was no admission fee at that time. It was the White House of the 1st century from which the Emperor ruled the half of the known world in his last 10 years or so, and I believe this site deserves more attention.
Noticed 2 setter dogs jumping around. . . recently reminded of St. Francis who lived in an area of Italy with Celtic past. Celts were very nature minded culture. St. Francis used to help animals by getting on their level and communicating with them, "horse whisperer" imo. The second king of Rome who was mostly Sabine, started a spring festival on April 25th. To save each future wheat crop from red wheat rust they would kill a nursing red coated dog. Rome's emblem is a nursing she wolf. Imo it was to hide their natural notice of the change in the land. Happens from wars sucking life out of the earth, and ignore it by doing a pretend healthy air with a festival dedicated to war. Lurking doubt quieted on war- that sends those that died and do get judged- back into the air without being healed. For many, evil spirits lurk in winter, sign of death and have to be swept out to accept missing heaven and being conquered with huge sign (of that faith) comes in by new growing season (reminder of calling of heaven after death). When Roman Empire became Christian a few years later they had a problem in a town. Pontious Pilate supposed to have retired to it called Vienne France. They had the spirit of killing as normal routine to make crops grow by dedicating them to war. In the Roman Empire there were also influences with leaders of Viking heritage who believed in battle was way to heaven. So without being peace minded to be horse whisperer and imo the people not very into healing, there was a lot of unneeded animal sacrifice. I see it causing wild animals to take over when they stopped the puppy sacrifice and turned to Christianity. So had work to do connecting with nature again, because the mystic connection between animals and people caused same quick mortal killing attitude. There was a plague of wolves in Vienne , people killed in the streets. It was stopped by a saint who is celebrated May 15, considered one of the ice saints. He instituted a blessing of the crops on April 25th. Noticing the dogs playing and having dogs die from sick things from riots in the US in 2015, amazing the importance to be horse whisperer. Now know kidney drops could have helped. But learned not knowing how mass killings sucks out life is very important the need for power herbs and taking it easy. Animal cruelty is a way to cover up for vengeful killing to keep food as war does. Old story but helpful when urged by those things in the air to go too fast without having empathy. Don't suck your own life out or be an example to small things to do the same.
Really enjoyed watching this as it was timely after just reading KILLING JESUS written by Bill O’Reiily and Martin Dugard. Tiberius and his debauchery on Capri was infamous.
Hey, glad you enjoyed this one....but be careful about mention Bill O'Reilly here. I mentioned that I read Bill O'Reilly's Killing England book in my New York video and I got all kinds of hate comments. :) I've read most of those books, including Killing Jesus. They are super interesting and well written.
Yes we are looking through your eyes. In case of historical place Please mention the spot & describe it, notice secret chamber hidden tunnels ext^. Thanks.
I am going to Capri today! I will be filming a walk through AnaCapri, Marina Piccolo and maybe a walk from Monte Salaro. I will also be posting up a walk of walking down the Phoenician Steps to the Marina Grande, and also walking from the top of Monte Salaro to Marina Grande. Thanks for subscribing.
On the left side of the aerial view is a walkway to the cliffs that shouldn't be missed if it is open. I'm not sure if many were thrown off the cliffs but there were other depravities recorded, some of which are thought to turn Caligula into a psychopath who as a boy visited Tiberius there.
on the stair landing at 5:00 / 26:22 , I had noticed from a dif video that the tile mosaic on the landing is angled up, like as a traction grip to prevent slips , ancient craftsmanship example :)
Amo os seus videos , fico horas assistindo e nao me canço, so lamento nao saber ingles para ler as suas legendas mas consigo entender de quem voce esta falando , como no caso do Imperador Tiberius e Julho Cezar e Comodus sei q vc falava deles e foi incrivel ver as ruinas da casa de Tiberius e me deu curiosidade de saber mais , dai fui pesquisar sobre ele e aprendi.bastante mas sei que ainda ha muito o que aprender pois a Italia tem realmente muita historia pra contar. Gostaria de sugerir que faça videos na regiao da Calabria. OBrigada por nos proporcionar momentos incriveis.
It's an uphill walk, but its a paved walk way the entire way. ...except for short part towards the end. It just feels difficult because it is about a 30 minute walk to get there. No big deal though. Might be tiring for kids just because it is up hill and not the most interesting walk out there..for a kid.
Surely people occupied the residence after Trajan. What we are seeing could reflect centuries of alterations and added constructions on top of Trajan's original palace. This place wasn't buried like Pompeii, after all, but stayed a beautiful estate for centuries after Trajan. The Normans could have lived in it during the Crusades.
Tiberius wasn't so bad, as contemporary historian states. The histoiry is written by winners, so in this case his ennemies blackened his image, for example Suetonius. (I am aboslutely amazed by thi Capris walks)
Romans may have existed, but not the way we were told. We inherited this place as we were never able to build those amazing buildings... we see men on horses and buggy carts, holding shovels in their hands, living in mud huts... and all the sudden, we were told they have built everything in the 1700-1800... that's a blatant lie. There were past resets of civilizations, the last one around 1800... that, of course, if our timeline is correct, as they have been reading the "i" preceding numbers in coins and documents as 1, adding 1.000 years to the date. It's not our history, but HIS-story, the controllers story. The firmament has also been the same for centuries... not a single deviation between stars... and that's for the ones thinking we are spinning through space. There is no space. That's why 99% of our communication goes by underwater cables and land towers. No satellites because there is no orbit. To know where we live is a good start. Have fun researching.
Thanks for the great work. I was there, years ago. It is horrific if you imagine what horrible thinks happened at this beautiful and once luxurious place. Epstein`s island was a harmless place compared to the Villa Jovis.
Great effort. Loved the video. One thing I liked very much about the video is the lack of any music at all. Vlogers just ruin it with unnecessary noise in the background. You're doing a great job. Keep it up.
I don't think some mandolin music would be too bad.
Is true!!! É verdade!!!
You've just realized one of my dreams. To visit this place one day. Now I can imagine Romans, Tiberius and Caligula living here. Amazing videos! 💗
One can but imagine the labor that went into constructing that.. It stood the test of time well even though it's in ruin. The stonework is absolutely amazing. I love your opening music theme also. Very lovely tune!!
Thank you very much for your hard work indeed, particularly you have to walk in the sun at en even pace with those equipment with you. You are excellent!
Thanks! Yeah.... I definitely enjoy all my walks but they are a lot of work. I kind of feel like I'm outside viewing in on everything since I never really stop and can't pause and enjoy like the rest of the crowds. I love it though. I have had to travel almost every weekend for work and haven't beem able to edit... But more walks are coming soon. Thanks for watching!
@@ProWalks I look forward to your upcoming uploads. Keep up!
@@ProWalks Did you do a walk around Villa Lysis? It's not Roman but the building and views are just as incredible.
No, I've always wanted to go back and film it but I missed it on the trip when I filmed this walk.
This is the part of the Capri tour ive been waiting for! This ruin has always filled me with wonder and imagination
I love how you give great facts/information with your guided walks! Really enjoyable!
Love the way you showed the map. Wonderful place to visit, it’s easy to imagine how it looked before 😉
Hey, thanks! Yeah, without out a little info it is all just looks like stacks of brick. :)
@@ProWalks Great job of keeping a steady camera.
Many many many thanks from me. For years I have been curious about Tiberius's villa on Capri. I have seen hundreds of pictures from the air of the ruins and reconstructions but to be able to see your walkthrough was a major treat for me.
Dear,
U should get an Italian nationality for ur efforts, Even Italian people they didn't do this effort and advertising for this AMAZING country,
La bella Italia ❤
Hey, thanks! Yeah, I hope I'm representing the country well. This summer I plan on doing a lot of travel around Italy. Many more walks to come. Thanks for watching!
Wow thank you for uploading! This building could have been super magnificent in it's time, even the ruins are so impressive.
well thank you so much...big time ...another Beautiful journey...Capri is a Jewel.and thank you ...
Hey Lee, you're welcome. I often wonder how these walks really translate to the viewer. I hope you can get a sense of what it is really like.
Viaggio veramente splendido ed istruttivo per l itinerario, le immagini splendide persino nei corridoi portici , e della natura che circonda Capri.
Un grazie sentito.
Thank VERY!!👏👏👏
. *_great video as always_* 👍
Excelent job. Historical informations and good views.congratulations
Excellent video. Thank you so much. Your explanations of locations and uses for various buildings or sites is very informative. Thank you for another great video!
Hey, thanks for watching! I appreciate it!
Brought back great memories of the hike from Ana Capri up to Villa Jovis that I did a few years ago. It takes about 45 minutes to an hour and is worth it for the views, lovely home gardens and parks on the way. I also had a delicious pizza lunch at a road-side restaurant on the way back.
Love your videos,you make worth the time.
Grazie mille. Another fantastico walk. I hope to see the Villa Jovis and the nearby Villa Lysis next fall.
Hey, thanks. I hope you get there. Just go before mid-October.
Thanks for the tip@@ProWalks
You can find a lot of architectural reconstructions of the villa on the internet, and the interesting thing is that they all show it to be very tall, 4-5 stories high.
Excellent post! Your camera became my eyes so that my brain could attempt to process the details, stories, etc of this experience.
I imagine that the access from the waterline must be extremely steep and that lugging building and other resources was done by pack mules and human slaves! What a terrifying place it must have been for those slaves!
Yeah, basically the path I walk to get there is the only way there. It would have a been a long way to go to build a massive villa. I am not sure where they got all the building material. I'm glad you enjoyed the tour. I might go back there again this summer.
@@ProWalks Well I'm sure that your viewers would appreciate some insight into how ancient Romans ships berthed on Capri and passengers alighted. Is there a beach, a dock, a wharf?
Also some vision from the access pathway would be most interesting - does it have steep sides? (I imagine so, with no guard rails!)
No doubt the Emperor and other VIPs would have been carried up (& down) this steep incline.
The construction process of the Villa was incredible and very dangerous, would be fascinated to hear of any such detail..
Best wishes from an interested Australian
Hello from Canada I've only recently subscribed and I have to tell you that I'm totally in love with your videos. I did a cruise last year Greece and Italy. Just loved it, a little taste of two beautiful countries. Your tours have now given me my future destination. Capri looks stunning and I absolutely have to get there. Thankyou so much for your Inspired walks. I really appreciate it.
We went to Capri in May 2022. It is everything it seems to be and more. Totally worth it if you love to walk in beautiful nature inspired surroundings.
No music. Thank you SO much for that.
17:20 This smaler rooms in Tiberius'es quarters could have been a lower level of accomandations for family members as Caligula, Drusilla and their mom, but also rooms for guests visiting him and bringing him news from Rome and for poets, artists that entertained him and perhaps eaven for his guard. As the slave accomandations are quite big, Tiberius must have had tons of slaves there. And as he was completley paranoid and always fearing for his life, he would have had the full pretorian-guard (his private army) staying with him very close, to protect his life 24/7 and to keep control of all the slaves and people in the palace as he might feared a raise among them. Probably there must have been an upper floor with his private and way bigger rooms and also a big dining area. Private rooms that overlooked the full sea would have fitted for an roman Emperor.
Thank you for sharing this video
Bello, interessante, bravo, belle immagini, grazie!
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching!
@@ProWalks I watch all your videos, they are beautiful
I visited this Tiberius's Palace in May 2003 travelling all the way from Japan just wishing to see the same scenery as the Emperor did 2000 years ago. It was still very much a ruin and there was no admission fee at that time. It was the White House of the 1st century from which the Emperor ruled the half of the known world in his last 10 years or so, and I believe this site deserves more attention.
I have just visited yesterday (2024). And the admission fee is 6 Euro. ; )
@@shootacoustic4454 is there any way to go up there without walking the 1hr hike?
Not that I'm aware of.
@@misaelfraga8196 As fas as I knew, it is only reached by walking.
perfetto, incantevole, meraviglioso
Excellent!
Best chanel EVER🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My newest favorite comment! Thanks.. :)
I always try to imagine living back then. what it looked like, what life was like.
Yeah, it is always interesting to think about.
Imagine the peace and quiet here around 27-37ad.
Thank you for the tour!!XO
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Grazie del bellissimo video.
Noticed 2 setter dogs jumping around. . . recently reminded of St. Francis who lived in an area of Italy with Celtic past. Celts were very nature minded culture. St. Francis used to help animals by getting on their level and communicating with them, "horse whisperer" imo. The second king of Rome who was mostly Sabine, started a spring festival on April 25th. To save each future wheat crop from red wheat rust they would kill a nursing red coated dog. Rome's emblem is a nursing she wolf. Imo it was to hide their natural notice of the change in the land. Happens from wars sucking life out of the earth, and ignore it by doing a pretend healthy air with a festival dedicated to war. Lurking doubt quieted on war- that sends those that died and do get judged- back into the air without being healed.
For many, evil spirits lurk in winter, sign of death and have to be swept out to accept missing heaven and being conquered with huge sign (of that faith) comes in by new growing season (reminder of calling of heaven after death).
When Roman Empire became Christian a few years later they had a problem in a town.
Pontious Pilate supposed to have retired to it called Vienne France. They had the spirit of killing as normal routine to make crops grow by dedicating them to war.
In the Roman Empire there were also influences with leaders of Viking heritage who believed in battle was way to heaven. So without being peace minded to be horse whisperer and imo the people not very into healing, there was a lot of unneeded animal sacrifice.
I see it causing wild animals to take over when they stopped the puppy sacrifice and turned to Christianity. So had work to do connecting with nature again, because the mystic connection between animals and people caused same quick mortal killing attitude. There was a plague of wolves in Vienne , people killed in the streets. It was stopped by a saint who is celebrated May 15, considered one of the ice saints. He instituted a blessing of the crops on April 25th.
Noticing the dogs playing and having dogs die from sick things from riots in the US in 2015, amazing the importance to be horse whisperer. Now know kidney drops could have helped. But learned not knowing how mass killings sucks out life is very important the need for power herbs and taking it easy. Animal cruelty is a way to cover up for vengeful killing to keep food as war does.
Old story but helpful when urged by those things in the air to go too fast without having empathy. Don't suck your own life out or be an example to small things to do the same.
id better not step in their s..t--- or they'd be going off Tiberius leap
Really enjoyed watching this as it was timely after just reading KILLING JESUS written by Bill O’Reiily and Martin Dugard. Tiberius and his debauchery on Capri was infamous.
Hey, glad you enjoyed this one....but be careful about mention Bill O'Reilly here. I mentioned that I read Bill O'Reilly's Killing England book in my New York video and I got all kinds of hate comments. :) I've read most of those books, including Killing Jesus. They are super interesting and well written.
Very well done video, good information and great views, like your videos
Thanks! I'm always open to suggestions on how to make things better. Thanks for watching!
Grazie per la vostra video!
Very enjoyable and educational. Well done!
Yes we are looking through your
eyes. In case of historical place
Please mention the spot & describe it, notice secret chamber
hidden tunnels ext^. Thanks.
A beautiful and interesting place.
Thank you !
Always love your video.
Very,very nice!
beautiful island ♥
Amazing 💯
THANKS TO CAPRI MOVIE. I subscribe this channel. please upload more capri :)
I am going to Capri today! I will be filming a walk through AnaCapri, Marina Piccolo and maybe a walk from Monte Salaro. I will also be posting up a walk of walking down the Phoenician Steps to the Marina Grande, and also walking from the top of Monte Salaro to Marina Grande. Thanks for subscribing.
On the left side of the aerial view is a walkway to the cliffs that shouldn't be missed if it is open. I'm not sure if many were thrown off the cliffs but there were other depravities recorded, some of which are thought to turn Caligula into a psychopath who as a boy visited Tiberius there.
Very hard work by you
Hi, i loved your videos. subtitles are not available in other languages. Put it please.
I can't change the captions in this video. They are embedded in the video. My new videos all have closed captions in different languages.
Very nice
I was there, beautiful place:)
on the stair landing at 5:00 / 26:22 , I had noticed from a dif video that the tile mosaic on the landing is angled up, like as a traction grip to prevent slips , ancient craftsmanship example :)
amazing walking tour, enjoyed the villa....have some walks of Perth on my channel too.
i will be ready...ready..ready..
Yay!! 🙌🏻
Muita história nestas pedras e caminhos!
Amo os seus videos , fico horas assistindo e nao me canço, so lamento nao saber ingles para ler as suas legendas mas consigo entender de quem voce esta falando , como no caso do Imperador Tiberius e Julho Cezar e Comodus sei q vc falava deles e foi incrivel ver as ruinas da casa de Tiberius e me deu curiosidade de saber mais , dai fui pesquisar sobre ele e aprendi.bastante mas sei que ainda ha muito o que aprender pois a Italia tem realmente muita historia pra contar. Gostaria de sugerir que faça videos na regiao da Calabria. OBrigada por nos proporcionar momentos incriveis.
How difficult was the hike up?
It's an uphill walk, but its a paved walk way the entire way. ...except for short part towards the end. It just feels difficult because it is about a 30 minute walk to get there. No big deal though. Might be tiring for kids just because it is up hill and not the most interesting walk out there..for a kid.
gold 😍😍😍😍😍
Surely people occupied the residence after Trajan. What we are seeing could reflect centuries of alterations and added constructions on top of Trajan's original palace. This place wasn't buried like Pompeii, after all, but stayed a beautiful estate for centuries after Trajan. The Normans could have lived in it during the Crusades.
Capri tour with Roman. Remains not so well preserved as in Rome but if Interest thanks Ann Deakin Warwick August 2020
I like to pretend your my dad and I'm sitting on your shoulders 👼
Suggest a tour of Herculaneum.. we think it is better than Pompeii.
Ask and you shall receive: ua-cam.com/video/eXkpFnF7ovY/v-deo.html
Tiberius wasn't so bad, as contemporary historian states. The histoiry is written by winners, so in this case his ennemies blackened his image, for example Suetonius. (I am aboslutely amazed by thi Capris walks)
HOW DID TIBERIUS GET FOOD UP THERE TO EAT?
The next 8K UHD
New walking tour path of the Gods. Please!!!
Sounds like a good idea. I get this Monday off... Might be a good day to go out there.
Quien ha destruido esta maravilla???😭😭😭😭😭
Esse forte deveria ser fabuloso na sua épuca.
“Tiberius’ Leap” is not where servants were thrown. It’s were people who were convicted of crimes were thrown… or so the story goes.
I have visited this palace but I did not explore all of it. Tiberius was a total pervert. God knows what he got up to when he was here.
Tiberius could've seen the eruption of the Vésuve if he lived 30 some years more...
O imperador Tibério não era bobo não :)
put roman music pleaseeeee...it.s sooo burred
Well..adding music isn't my thing but I suppose its easy enough to play your own though. Hope you enjoyed it otherwise.
@@ProWalks yes true....wooowww wat a nice but tragic place...congrats
Romans may have existed, but not the way we were told. We inherited this place as we were never able to build those amazing buildings... we see men on horses and buggy carts, holding shovels in their hands, living in mud huts... and all the sudden, we were told they have built everything in the 1700-1800... that's a blatant lie. There were past resets of civilizations, the last one around 1800... that, of course, if our timeline is correct, as they have been reading the "i" preceding numbers in coins and documents as 1, adding 1.000 years to the date. It's not our history, but HIS-story, the controllers story. The firmament has also been the same for centuries... not a single deviation between stars... and that's for the ones thinking we are spinning through space. There is no space. That's why 99% of our communication goes by underwater cables and land towers. No satellites because there is no orbit. To know where we live is a good start. Have fun researching.
Thanks for the great work. I was there, years ago. It is horrific if you imagine what horrible thinks happened at this beautiful and once luxurious place. Epstein`s island was a harmless place compared to the Villa Jovis.
The og Epstein island
Yep