At 41:25, gentle and patient tilting and panning at the magnificent Chapel of St. Ignatius of Loyola. He is buried in this church. I paused the video and read my Italian sources. I do that every time i want more information. This is luxury! This video is a treat! Your patient and methodical shooting is a blessing for the viewer.
Bella passeggiata! Il giardino di palazzo Venezia lo conosco, mi meraviglio del fatto che ci sta sempre poca gente. È un'oasi nel caos esterno. La chiesa del Gesù è una meraviglia! Grazie x la visita xche' è tanto tempo che non ci entro
Fabulous as usual!!! 👏 👏 👏. We discovered the garden behind Piazza Venezia by accident. And what a beautiful surprise!! That's Rome! Every corner has another priceless ' pearl' . Thank you so much for videoing The Gesu church. We haven't been there in a while and I have forgotten what a masterpiece it is , especially Baciccia' s ceiling. I've grown very fond of Baciccia. He was also admired by Bernini . Grazie mille Romano Impero!!! Ciaoooo!! Alla prossima!!
Beautiful video as always. I was fortunate to visit San Marco when it was open but sadly I missed the beautiful garden although I passed by there many times.
Esta plaza es uno de mis primeros recuerdos de Roma, hace ya más de 65 años. Yo era muy niño y nos alojábamos en un pequeño hotel de Via del Corso. Por la noche íbamos a comer a una 'tavola calda' cerca de Largo di Torre Argentina, que yo, ingenuamente, relacionaba con mi país. Muchas gracias RI!
La narración de un recuerdo siempre es agradable. Gracias por compartir parte de una experiencia en esta ciudad. El tiempo pasa pero Roma sigue siendo la misma a lo largo de los siglos. 🙂👍
Video molto bello. Aggiungerei i nomi degli artisti: per la fontana Venezia lo scultore Monaldi, per la Chiesa del Gesù almeno gli artisti principali: Bernini, Baciccio, Le Gros, Batoni ecc.ecc. Comunque complimenti!
@@RomanoImperoTv mi piacerebbe un video sulla Galleria Nazionale di arte moderna e contemporanea di Roma. Lo so che è molto difficile perché in Italia non è permesso filmare all'interno dei musei, ma mi chiedo perché sia permesso , ad esempio , nel Museo d'Orsay a Parigi che in questo modo fa pubblicità alle sue raccolte e aumenta il numero dei visitatori. Si deve concludere che noi italiani siamo scemi?
@@giulianoradice4715 E' un interrogativo che mi sono posto anch'io spesso ma onestamente non ne ho trovato un motivo valido. Secondo me c'è poco senso pratico ed un pizzico di ignoranza ai piani alti. 🙂☝
Walked past the ugly (off white ) wedding cake, many times ,and visited the Capitoline Museum,with it's wonderful exhibits,but somehow missed the Palazzo Venezia.The fountain is beautiful,must visit next year
La critica moderna è meno feroce nei confronti del Vittoriano: si cominciano ad apprezzare diverse sculture : il Sacrificio di Leonardo Bistolfi, per nulla retorico, gli altorilievi di Angelo Zanelli, ispirati alle opere di Virgilio. Quindi è troppo semplicistico definire brutto il Vittoriano.
@@giulianoradice4715 Sorry if I have offended you.Icould respond in Italian but It is many years since I lived that.At that time I met quite a few Italians who did not appreciate it.Just personal taste We all find different things beautiful.
Es siempre un placer, pasear por ésta hermosa ciudad, a tu lado. La calidad de las imágenes y el detalle de descripciones, le otorgan una vida, que se siente estar en Roma. Muchas gracias.
THANK you very much for the video, roman cameraman. Beatiful palaces with their Guelph or Ghibelline battlements. Nice water fountains, with the pineapple included. It was much better to attend fights between philosophers, in Hadrian's Athenaeum than between Roman gladiators in the Colosseum. Mussolini was a great admirer of the ancient Roman Empire. The word fascism comes from fasces, an ancient symbol of Roman power. The architecture and decoration of the Church of Gesú is very beautiful but I remember the words of the Christian apostle Paul in front of the Greek Parthenon: " Since we are children of God we should not think that the Divine Being is like gold, silver, stone or something carved by the art or ingenuity of man. Nor is it attended by human hands as if he needed something, because he himself gives all people life, breath and all things ". Thank you very much again for the video.
ces églises romaines sont décidément d'une richesse extrême. j'ai beaucoup aimé ce marbre jaune de certaines colonnes de la resplendissante église de Jésus. c'est une explosion de couleurs. quand on pense que cette chrétienté était proscrite par Rome jusqu'à l'empereur Constantin, on s'aperçoit qu'elle su prendre sa revanche. c'est du baroque puissance 100!... rien de tel en France. malgré les séjours que fit le Bernin à la cour du roi de France Louis XIV. ce mouvement artistique n'a pas eu le succès qu'il connu en Europe de saint Petersbourg à Prague en Bohême en passant bien sûr par Rome et Naples. au lieu d'avoir le baroque la France eu le classicisme dont l'exemple le plus frappant est bien sûr Versailles !... pour ma part, baroque et classicisme ont ma préférence... c'est la beauté qui sauvera le monde disait Dostoïevski. c'est très vrai je crois !...(surtout en ce moment)... merci encore pour le partage ✋🙂
Oui Pierre belles églises, je regrette seulement qu'ils aient utilisé de nombreuses parties de merveilleux monuments romains pour faire ces églises, mais hélas, celui qui gagne a toujours le dernier mot. Merci à vous, salutations. 🙂👋
Duscovered this great garden trying to get into the museum part of the building whi h was closed. Was the lone person there and it was a wonderful treat! The building and gardens were taken over by Mussolini during WWII and Mussolini used the balconi facing Piazza Venezia to make political, fascist speeches to the peopke of Rome! It's a fact Italians regret and prefer to forget because Mussolini handed Ita,y to Hitler and betrayed their country! So glad it was not destroyed!
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Notice: The video mentions a link that leads to the exploration of the Vittoriano. Still not there because I will be out soon. 🙂
At 41:25, gentle and patient tilting and panning at the magnificent Chapel of St. Ignatius of Loyola. He is buried in this church. I paused the video and read my Italian sources. I do that every time i want more information. This is luxury!
This video is a treat! Your patient and methodical shooting is a blessing for the viewer.
Thank you, very kind. 😌🙂
Really great walk, thank you. We enjoyed the palazzo garden and particularly the splendid church interior very much.
Thanks Nebbs, I am very pleased to have been helpful. 🙂👍
Bella passeggiata! Il giardino di palazzo Venezia lo conosco, mi meraviglio del fatto che ci sta sempre poca gente. È un'oasi nel caos esterno. La chiesa del Gesù è una meraviglia! Grazie x la visita xche' è tanto tempo che non ci entro
Sono delle piccole meraviglie spesso neanche conosciute. Grazie a te Franca, buona giornata. 😉
Fabulous as usual!!! 👏 👏 👏. We discovered the garden behind Piazza Venezia by accident. And what a beautiful surprise!! That's Rome! Every corner has another priceless ' pearl' . Thank you so much for videoing The Gesu church. We haven't been there in a while and I have forgotten what a masterpiece it is , especially Baciccia' s ceiling. I've grown very fond of Baciccia. He was also admired by Bernini . Grazie mille Romano Impero!!! Ciaoooo!! Alla prossima!!
That's right Catherine, there are so many beautiful things to see in Rome that some of them are almost hidden. 🙂 Thank you, have a nice day! 😉👋
Grazie - Beautifully filmed and documented. I appreciate your time and effort. 😊
Thank you very much! 😉
Thank you for this most enjoyable tour!
Thanks to you Barry. 🙂👌
Beautiful video as always. I was fortunate to visit San Marco when it was open but sadly I missed the beautiful garden although I passed by there many times.
You don't know how lucky you have been, I still try to visit San Marco and I still haven't succeeded. But one day I will succeed! 😅 Thanks Margjm. 🙂👍
Gostei muito ..vou no final do ano em roma e se Deus permitir vou ver este belo passeio
Estou muito contente Monica, Roma, uma vez vista, fica sempre no coração. 🙂💖
Esta plaza es uno de mis primeros recuerdos de Roma, hace ya más de 65 años. Yo era muy niño y nos alojábamos en un pequeño hotel de Via del Corso. Por la noche íbamos a comer a una 'tavola calda' cerca de Largo di Torre Argentina, que yo, ingenuamente, relacionaba con mi país. Muchas gracias RI!
La narración de un recuerdo siempre es agradable. Gracias por compartir parte de una experiencia en esta ciudad. El tiempo pasa pero Roma sigue siendo la misma a lo largo de los siglos. 🙂👍
Adorro !
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CRÈME DE LA CRÈME!💖💎✨Kościół Il Gesu,po prostu cudowny✨
Dzięki Iwona. To prawda, kościół Gesù jest naprawdę piękny. 🙂✨
Просто Супер!!!Нет слов для Восхищения!!!Ciao!!!
Спасибо очень любезно! 😊🙂
Bella piazza !
🙂👌
Precioso paseo, espero el próximo, muchas gracias
Gracias a ti Loli, eres muy amable. 😌🙂👍
Video molto bello. Aggiungerei i nomi degli artisti: per la fontana Venezia lo scultore Monaldi, per la Chiesa del Gesù almeno gli artisti principali: Bernini, Baciccio, Le Gros, Batoni ecc.ecc. Comunque complimenti!
Grazie Giuliano 🙂
@@RomanoImperoTv mi piacerebbe un video sulla Galleria Nazionale di arte moderna e contemporanea di Roma. Lo so che è molto difficile perché in Italia non è permesso filmare all'interno dei musei, ma mi chiedo perché sia permesso , ad esempio , nel Museo d'Orsay a Parigi che in questo modo fa pubblicità alle sue raccolte e aumenta il numero dei visitatori. Si deve concludere che noi italiani siamo scemi?
@@giulianoradice4715 E' un interrogativo che mi sono posto anch'io spesso ma onestamente non ne ho trovato un motivo valido. Secondo me c'è poco senso pratico ed un pizzico di ignoranza ai piani alti. 🙂☝
Walked past the ugly (off white ) wedding cake, many times ,and visited the Capitoline Museum,with it's wonderful exhibits,but somehow missed the Palazzo Venezia.The fountain is beautiful,must visit next year
I'm glad the video was helpful, I like to advertise my city, even if it doesn't really need it. 😅 Thanks Medusa, a greeting. 😉👌
La critica moderna è meno feroce nei confronti del Vittoriano: si cominciano ad apprezzare diverse sculture : il Sacrificio di Leonardo Bistolfi, per nulla retorico, gli altorilievi di Angelo Zanelli, ispirati alle opere di Virgilio. Quindi è troppo semplicistico definire brutto il Vittoriano.
@@giulianoradice4715 Sorry if I have offended you.Icould respond in Italian but It is many years since I lived that.At that time I met quite a few Italians who did not appreciate it.Just personal taste We all find different things beautiful.
Es siempre un placer, pasear por ésta hermosa ciudad, a tu lado.
La calidad de las imágenes y el detalle de descripciones, le otorgan una vida, que se siente estar en Roma.
Muchas gracias.
THANK you very much for the video, roman cameraman.
Beatiful palaces with their Guelph or Ghibelline battlements. Nice water fountains, with the pineapple included.
It was much better to attend fights between philosophers, in Hadrian's Athenaeum than between Roman gladiators in the Colosseum.
Mussolini was a great admirer of the ancient Roman Empire. The word fascism comes from fasces, an ancient symbol of Roman power.
The architecture and decoration of the Church of Gesú is very beautiful but I remember the words of the Christian apostle Paul in front of the Greek Parthenon: " Since we are children of God we should not think that the Divine Being is like gold, silver, stone or something carved by the art or ingenuity of man. Nor is it attended by human hands as if he needed something, because he himself gives all people life, breath and all things ".
Thank you very much again for the video.
Thanks Juan, it is a pleasure to show certain glimpses of Rome. 🙂👌
Je suis catholique Rome est paradis avec toutes ses églises, il y aussi tant d'autres choses à voir.
Rome est un musée à ciel ouvert. Salut Élisabeth. 🙂
✌✌✌👍👍👍🖐
😊
📌 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Saluti Francesco. 🙂👋
ces églises romaines sont décidément d'une richesse extrême. j'ai beaucoup aimé ce marbre jaune de certaines colonnes de la resplendissante église de Jésus. c'est une explosion de couleurs. quand on pense que cette chrétienté était proscrite par Rome jusqu'à l'empereur Constantin, on s'aperçoit qu'elle su prendre sa revanche. c'est du baroque puissance 100!...
rien de tel en France. malgré les séjours que fit le Bernin à la cour du roi de France Louis XIV. ce mouvement artistique n'a pas eu le succès qu'il connu en Europe de saint Petersbourg à Prague en Bohême en passant bien sûr par Rome et Naples. au lieu d'avoir le baroque la France eu le classicisme dont l'exemple le plus frappant est bien sûr Versailles !...
pour ma part, baroque et classicisme ont ma préférence... c'est la beauté qui sauvera le monde disait Dostoïevski. c'est très vrai je crois !...(surtout en ce moment)...
merci encore pour le partage ✋🙂
Oui Pierre belles églises, je regrette seulement qu'ils aient utilisé de nombreuses parties de merveilleux monuments romains pour faire ces églises, mais hélas, celui qui gagne a toujours le dernier mot. Merci à vous, salutations. 🙂👋
@@RomanoImperoTv c'est très vrai !
@@RomanoImperoTv et j'ai beaucoup aimé l'histoire du diable et du vent. Très poétique et touchante 😮💔
Je suis content Pierre. Rome regorge d'histoires, de légendes et de contes. 😉
Thank you. 👏
Greetings Big Mama 🙂👋
Duscovered this great garden trying to get into the museum part of the building whi h was closed. Was the lone person there and it was a wonderful treat! The building and gardens were taken over by Mussolini during WWII and Mussolini used the balconi facing Piazza Venezia to make political, fascist speeches to the peopke of Rome! It's a fact Italians regret and prefer to forget because Mussolini handed Ita,y to Hitler and betrayed their country! So glad it was not destroyed!