Perugia è una città splendida con sue arte e sua storia. Capolavori, Monumenti, Chiese, Musei. La Fontana Maggiore, Piazza IV Novembre, la Cattedrale di San Lorenzo, il museo del Capitolo e il Percorso Archeologico, il Palazzo dei Priori, la Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria, il Collegio del Cambio, la Rocca Paolina, Convento e Chiesa di Santa Giuliana, la Chiesa di Sant'Ercolano, il Pozzo Etrusco, la Chiesa di San Severo, Porta Sole, le Mura Etrusche, via Maestà delle Volte, via dei Priori, la Casa Museo degli Oddi Marini Clarelli,, Piazza San Francesco, il Museo dell'Accademia, L'arco Etrusco, la Chiesa di Sant'Agostino, la Chiesa di Sant'Angelo, la Chiesa di Santa Maria di Monteluce, la Basilica di San Domenico, il Museo Archeologico Nazionale dell'Umbria, la Basilicata di San Pietro, L'Ipogeo dei Volumni, la città della Domenica, la casa del Cioccolato Perugia, Eurochocolate, Umbria Jazz. E architettura, cultura e tradizioni della città di Perugia e dintorni e del Medioevo. 👍👍👍👋👋👋❤️
google translate: 988 / 5000 Translation results Perugia is a splendid city with its art and its history. Masterpieces, Monuments, Churches, Museums. The Fontana Maggiore, Piazza IV Novembre, the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the Chapter museum and the Archaeological Route, the Palazzo dei Priori, the National Gallery of Umbria, the Collegio del Cambio, the Rocca Paolina, the Convent and Church of Santa Giuliana , the Church of Sant'Ercolano, the Etruscan Well, the Church of San Severo, Porta Sole, the Etruscan Walls, via Maestà delle Volte, via dei Priori, the Oddi Marini Clarelli House Museum, Piazza San Francesco, the Museum of 'Accademia, the Etruscan arch, the Church of Sant'Agostino, the Church of Sant'Angelo, the Church of Santa Maria di Monteluce, the Basilica of San Domenico, the National Archaeological Museum of Umbria, the Basilicata of San Pietro, The Hypogeum of the Volumni, the city of Sunday, the home of chocolate Perugia, Eurochocolate, Umbria Jazz. And architecture, culture and traditions of the city of Perugia and its surroundings and of the Middle Ages
Having just returned from Perugia, I must say that this episode is one of your best, and makes me want to return to this wondrous place on a hilltop very soon. Thanks!
I am glad to hear that because this movie is longer than my other recent films and I'm curious about the viewer experience: let me hear more from you guys out there please. On the one hand it can be rewarding to watch the in-depth presentation without interruptions, but viewers are pressed for time and have short attention spans so the length may be too much for some. Perugia lends itself to this treatment because there is a lot to cover while the individual segments are too short to send up as separate movies, so I'm happy with this experiment but eager to hear from viewers.
+denniscallan Thank you, Dennis, for your work! I enjoy watching your videos because they are well-researched and you seem to pick some really interesting angles. Just wondering, are you adding the narrative after you shoot on location? The sound seems really good. Thanks!
+cindyincidentally Glad you're enjoying. The city is not well-known for tourism but is one of the best places. I add the narration while editing back home in Honolulu. While I'm shooting I keep my mouth shut to capture the ambient sound.
You are correct, thank you. I guess I am Rome-centric thinking anything north of Rome is in the north, but yes, Perugia is very central...and wonderful.
Nice video buddy! To be precise, Perugia, the region Umbria, are not located in northern Italy but rather in central Italy. Umbria, indeed, is usual referred as ITALY´S GREEN HEART
I've stayed numerous times with groups of Italian-Americans whose (great-) grandparents were from the region... many decades ago. And seen folks on more than one occasion look to the heavens and ask, "Why in the hell did you ever leave here?!?".
I'm using a SONY HD camera on a tripod. Nearly all of my shots are outdoors in public places where I am quite obviously shooting, so people generally tend to ignore me, especially now that everyone has a camera in their phone.
In the center of Bath town you are right, not much greenery, but there is a park with green lawn along the river next to town, and several green spaces: Queen Square, Circus and the Crescent.
I meant Perugia, not Bath (Bath, UK, on the brain, I was just there). ... situation in Perugia: old town on top of hill, not much room for greenery after fitting in all the buildings 500 years ago.
@@denniscallan The cities of Bath and Perugia worked together in a European transport project between 2008 and 2012. I led the project for the city of Bath and spent many wonderful days in Perugia.
+Jann D. Thanks Jann. I'm going to be soon making more movies about Uuuuuumbreeuh and we will all benefit from your tips. Last week I wasn't sure how to pronounce a piazza in Perugia, so telephoned a shop on the piazza for the scoop.
Perugia è una città splendida con sue arte e sua storia. Capolavori, Monumenti, Chiese, Musei. La Fontana Maggiore, Piazza IV Novembre, la Cattedrale di San Lorenzo, il museo del Capitolo e il Percorso Archeologico, il Palazzo dei Priori, la Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria, il Collegio del Cambio, la Rocca Paolina, Convento e Chiesa di Santa Giuliana, la Chiesa di Sant'Ercolano, il Pozzo Etrusco, la Chiesa di San Severo, Porta Sole, le Mura Etrusche, via Maestà delle Volte, via dei Priori, la Casa Museo degli Oddi Marini Clarelli,, Piazza San Francesco, il Museo dell'Accademia, L'arco Etrusco, la Chiesa di Sant'Agostino, la Chiesa di Sant'Angelo, la Chiesa di Santa Maria di Monteluce, la Basilica di San Domenico, il Museo Archeologico Nazionale dell'Umbria, la Basilicata di San Pietro, L'Ipogeo dei Volumni, la città della Domenica, la casa del Cioccolato Perugia, Eurochocolate, Umbria Jazz. E architettura, cultura e tradizioni della città di Perugia e dintorni e del Medioevo. 👍👍👍👋👋👋❤️
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Perugia is a splendid city with its art and its history. Masterpieces, Monuments, Churches, Museums. The Fontana Maggiore, Piazza IV Novembre, the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the Chapter museum and the Archaeological Route, the Palazzo dei Priori, the National Gallery of Umbria, the Collegio del Cambio, the Rocca Paolina, the Convent and Church of Santa Giuliana , the Church of Sant'Ercolano, the Etruscan Well, the Church of San Severo, Porta Sole, the Etruscan Walls, via Maestà delle Volte, via dei Priori, the Oddi Marini Clarelli House Museum, Piazza San Francesco, the Museum of 'Accademia, the Etruscan arch, the Church of Sant'Agostino, the Church of Sant'Angelo, the Church of Santa Maria di Monteluce, the Basilica of San Domenico, the National Archaeological Museum of Umbria, the Basilicata of San Pietro, The Hypogeum of the Volumni, the city of Sunday, the home of chocolate Perugia, Eurochocolate, Umbria Jazz. And architecture, culture and traditions of the city of Perugia and its surroundings and of the Middle Ages
Non ci avrete mai come volete voi,da sempre liberi,contro soprusi e ingiustizie
I was born in Tuscany. I love Italian culture...
Perugia- and it’s people seem so Elegant!
My apartment was on Via Oberdan when I went to school there a couple of years ago! Beautiful city. Brings back good memories, thanks!
I spotted the apartment I lived in while I studied abroad several times in this video! Thank you for sharing, it brought me so many good memories!
How was your experience? I want to study there in a couple of years, but I'm very insecure.
Perugia is a city you get in love with. Lots of art here and there. The old city is unforgetable. The pedestrines’ walk ways are just great!!!
You are from prugia?
I miss this city a lot :)
What a lovely city .. I want to go there..
Ci sono rimasto male quando ha detto "northern Italy"
Excellent ,great video ,very informative . I enjoyed,and learned a lot.
Excelente vídeo. AUGUSTO FILIPPO.
This was very nice. Thank you so much for posting this. Best wishes.
Great video!
See you soon Perugia!
Having just returned from Perugia, I must say that this episode is one of your best, and makes me want to return to this wondrous place on a hilltop very soon. Thanks!
I am glad to hear that because this movie is longer than my other recent films and I'm curious about the viewer experience: let me hear more from you guys out there please. On the one hand it can be rewarding to watch the in-depth presentation without interruptions, but viewers are pressed for time and have short attention spans so the length may be too much for some. Perugia lends itself to this treatment because there is a lot to cover while the individual segments are too short to send up as separate movies, so I'm happy with this experiment but eager to hear from viewers.
+denniscallan Thank you, Dennis, for your work! I enjoy watching your videos because they are well-researched and you seem to pick some really interesting angles. Just wondering, are you adding the narrative after you shoot on location? The sound seems really good. Thanks!
+cindyincidentally Glad you're enjoying. The city is not well-known for tourism but is one of the best places. I add the narration while editing back home in Honolulu. While I'm shooting I keep my mouth shut to capture the ambient sound.
Thank you!
love country
Very nice information!Going your place soon!!!
missing this place :(
Обожаю Перуджу.
Beautiful shots - very instructive - no data about Perugia is missing - I would go to the 3 stars hotel!
Great overview - thankyou
but Perugia is in the centre of italy not in the north
You are correct, thank you. I guess I am Rome-centric thinking anything north of Rome is in the north, but yes, Perugia is very central...and wonderful.
great italy
Nice video buddy! To be precise, Perugia, the region Umbria, are not located in northern Italy but rather in central Italy. Umbria, indeed, is usual referred as ITALY´S GREEN HEART
The guy narrating this reminds me of Bruce Brown who did "The Endless Summer"
I've stayed numerous times with groups of Italian-Americans whose (great-) grandparents were from the region... many decades ago. And seen folks on more than one occasion look to the heavens and ask, "Why in the hell did you ever leave here?!?".
What type of camera equipment do you use to take these videos? Do you get any negative reaction since you are filming people you don't know?
I'm using a SONY HD camera on a tripod. Nearly all of my shots are outdoors in public places where I am quite obviously shooting, so people generally tend to ignore me, especially now that everyone has a camera in their phone.
İnsan bir şehri sevgilisini özler gibi özler mi? Mi manchi Perugia.
I you like Perugia in Umbria, why not Vicenza in Veneto?
Why not, indeed. I'm sure Vicenza is lovely and someday I hope to get there, especially to see the 23 buildings designed by Palladio, thanks.
denniscallan ciao dennis thanks
Ok people listen Umbria is in the centre of Italy in the perfect Middle not in Northern Tha is Milan Genoa Turin Venice etx
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Look mom, no big fat people like here in the U.S.
You forget about Killer clowns in this city
Is there a reason why, aside from the season, that there is not much greenery in town?
In the center of Bath town you are right, not much greenery, but there is a park with green lawn along the river next to town, and several green spaces: Queen Square, Circus and the Crescent.
denniscallan thanks, very pictureque.
I meant Perugia, not Bath (Bath, UK, on the brain, I was just there). ... situation in Perugia: old town on top of hill, not much room for greenery after fitting in all the buildings 500 years ago.
Clearly.
@@denniscallan The cities of Bath and Perugia worked together in a European transport project between 2008 and 2012. I led the project for the city of Bath and spent many wonderful days in Perugia.
Gimo ch'è bulo!!!
Why the people.look like us? Grecos?
Really like your work but must you pronounce it Peru jee-a ?
I love you city please send me study Visa please request him
It’s pronounced Perudscha … not Perudschia … the “i” is silent … just like with Giovanni … it’s also not “Dschiovanni”
Thank you
Great video, but Perugia is pronounced "Pe-roo-jah" - *not* "Pe-roo-gee-a." And Umbria is pronounced "U with a *long* u sound: Uuum-bree-uh.
+Jann D. Thanks Jann. I'm going to be soon making more movies about Uuuuuumbreeuh and we will all benefit from your tips. Last week I wasn't sure how to pronounce a piazza in Perugia, so telephoned a shop on the piazza for the scoop.
Pronounced (Pɛruja) not (Perugeea), cheers.