For anyone interested, the tombstone @8:43 reads "Q(uintus) Granius M(arci) F(ilius) Labeo TR(ibunus) MIL(itum) LEG(ionis) TERTIAE", which translated is, "Quintus Granius Labeo, son of Marcus, military tribune of the 3rd Legion." It has been dated to the early 1st century AD.
Bravissimo, Romano Impero!!! I'm totally impressed that you walked , or should I say marched, for over an hour without a break. No wonder you are an "Impero" 😊. Thank you so much for showing us this beautiful road. The captions are superb!!!!!! What a pleasure!!! Grazie mille!!!
Good filming! We can see the uneven and smooth and rough stone structure of the long roadway Appian Road. Thanks. I've already bought new walking shoes cushioned and great traction for anti slipping. Thanks for your videos. Love to my bloodline Italy!
Ho visto i video di Rumiz che ha fatto a piedi tutta la Via Appia, ogni tanto la strada spariva, passavano in mezzo alle erbacce, aveva delle carte con antichi tracciati. Una avventura molto interessante. Quei paesi dell 'Italia centrale sono un mondo stupendo. Anche tu hai camminato tanto cmq 😀
Donc, aujourd'hui encore, on doit pouvoir aller de Rome à Brindisi à pied ou à vélo ! Magnifique promenade. Et ces cyprès, pin parasol... j'aime tout !!! Et la lumière...
Je vous comprends, l'effet que fait l'ancienne appia est vraiment spécial et la combinaison de la nature et des vestiges archéologiques est fabuleuse. Ensuite, le soleil fait le reste.. ✨
I'm going there next month. My hotel is near Termini Station and I want to take a taxi to the cross road south of the tomb of Seneca. From there, I want to walk the Via Appia back towards Rome.
Amazing video! Thanks for your effort to show us this magnificent road! You've succeeded ! Congratulations ! Sou do Brasil, filhas naturalizadas italianas, morei meses no Lácio e só conheci a Via Apia nesse video. Maravilhada ❤👏👏👏👏👏
Obrigado Sandra, fico muito contente por um dos meus vídeos poder ser útil. Um passeio pela Appia Antica relaxa a mente e alarga o coração, atrevo-me a dizer que é quase terapêutico. 😉👋
What a treat! I enjoyed every minute of the walk! The fact that you don't say anything makes it easier for me to feel like i am walking with you! Do you plan to walk from the ancient starting point of Via Appia (the no longer visible Porta Capena in the Servian Wall; but it was close to the curvature of the Circus Maximus) to the Basilica of St. Sebastian, which was the departing point in this video? If you do, we could see the Tomb of Scipios, the so-called Tomb of Geta, the Tomb of Priscilla, the small but famous church Domine Quo Vadis, and walk by the Catacombs of Callistus (which I visited many years ago), the Catacombs of Praetextatus and the Jewish Catacombs? Or you already walked this portion?
Gracias. Felicitaciones por mostrarnos, principalmente, las construcciones o ruinas del imperio romano y los distintos barrios de Roma, en general. ¿ Se habrán imaginado los romanos antiguos que un automóvil Tesla podría recorrer, en parte, su famosa Vía Appia? Yo creo que si, porque estas carreteras estaban hechas para durar. Dije Vía Appia, casi digo Vía Apple. Saludos.
Rome is beatiful in October, it seems. So are your videos. I am watching your film again; I like Via Appia very much;when I have been last time in Rome I found out there is the Day of Via Appia in May, with festivities and acces to its monument free of charges. Even the monuments closed usually open to the publics.I would like to know ot this Day of Via Appia goes on...after Covid period.
Ya saquearon el saqueo hace años, hace un siglo la appia Antica tenia muchos mas monumentos historicos. Sin embargo, muchas piezas antiguas se encuentran en las grandes villas de la zona. 🙂
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For anyone interested, the tombstone @8:43 reads "Q(uintus) Granius M(arci) F(ilius)
Labeo TR(ibunus) MIL(itum) LEG(ionis) TERTIAE", which translated is, "Quintus Granius Labeo, son of Marcus, military tribune of the 3rd Legion." It has been dated to the early 1st century AD.
Thank you, very good information. 😉
Bravissimo, Romano Impero!!! I'm totally impressed that you walked , or should I say marched, for over an hour without a break. No wonder you are an "Impero" 😊. Thank you so much for showing us this beautiful road. The captions are superb!!!!!! What a pleasure!!! Grazie mille!!!
Ehehe thanks Chaterine, you are always very kind. So much passion demonstrated is priceless.🙂🌺
This road is MAGICAL 💜💜💜🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Very true! 😉
Qué lindo regalo. Un paseo por la historia y la naturaleza. Casi como haber estado alli. Muchas gracias!!!
Es verdaderamente un lugar único. Saludos Enrique. 🙂
Merci pour cette belle balade sur la "Regina Viarum", superbe et fascinant endroit où l'on sent encore vivre un passé pourtant si lointain ...
Thank you for this beautiful & insightful vid that gives us a phalanx eye view of this ancient road.
I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying the content! 🙂
Gorgeous views, thank you for taking this walk. So very impressive.
Thanks Shamrock 🙂👍
Good filming! We can see the uneven and smooth and rough stone structure of the long roadway Appian Road. Thanks. I've already bought new walking shoes cushioned and great traction for anti slipping. Thanks for your videos. Love to my bloodline Italy!
Thank you Annjoyce. 🙂👍
Thank you very much for your great job!
Thank you, you are very kind. 🙂👍
Ho visto i video di Rumiz che ha fatto a piedi tutta la Via Appia, ogni tanto la strada spariva, passavano in mezzo alle erbacce, aveva delle carte con antichi tracciati. Una avventura molto interessante. Quei paesi dell 'Italia centrale sono un mondo stupendo. Anche tu hai camminato tanto cmq 😀
Si, io sono arrivato a Santa Maria delle Mole, ma il tracciato originale è parecchio lungo. 🙂
Questa strada evoca un' atmosfera ineguagliabile.
Grazie ♡
Concordo, la percorro sempre con estremo piacere, è molto evocativa. 🌞
Donc, aujourd'hui encore, on doit pouvoir aller de Rome à Brindisi à pied ou à vélo ! Magnifique promenade. Et ces cyprès, pin parasol... j'aime tout !!! Et la lumière...
Je vous comprends, l'effet que fait l'ancienne appia est vraiment spécial et la combinaison de la nature et des vestiges archéologiques est fabuleuse. Ensuite, le soleil fait le reste.. ✨
Nothing like the roman arquitecture❤
Bravo.
Grazie Mille!!!!
Siempre quise hacer ese recorrido
Bellisimo! Gracias!
Muy bien filmado
🙂👍
thank you !
Thanks to you 🙂👍
I'm going there next month. My hotel is near Termini Station and I want to take a taxi to the cross road south of the tomb of Seneca. From there, I want to walk the Via Appia back towards Rome.
The Appia Antica walk, if done in good weather, is a memorable walk. 🙂💖
Ya puedo decir que he estado en la Vía Apia!! Gracias
😉👍
Amazing video! Thanks for your effort to show us this magnificent road! You've succeeded ! Congratulations ! Sou do Brasil, filhas naturalizadas italianas, morei meses no Lácio e só conheci a Via Apia nesse video. Maravilhada ❤👏👏👏👏👏
Obrigado Sandra, fico muito contente por um dos meus vídeos poder ser útil. Um passeio pela Appia Antica relaxa a mente e alarga o coração, atrevo-me a dizer que é quase terapêutico. 😉👋
Спасибо, очень ценная прогулка. Помогает взвесить время.
Спасибо, рад, что это полезно. 🙂
Восхитительно! Большое Спасибо!
Ничего Аrgus это удовольствие 🙂👌
What a treat! I enjoyed every minute of the walk! The fact that you don't say anything makes it easier for me to feel like i am walking with you! Do you plan to walk from the ancient starting point of Via Appia (the no longer visible Porta Capena in the Servian Wall; but it was close to the curvature of the Circus Maximus) to the Basilica of St. Sebastian, which was the departing point in this video? If you do, we could see the Tomb of Scipios, the so-called Tomb of Geta, the Tomb of Priscilla, the small but famous church Domine Quo Vadis, and walk by the Catacombs of Callistus (which I visited many years ago), the Catacombs of Praetextatus and the Jewish Catacombs? Or you already walked this portion?
Part of that route can be found here: ua-cam.com/video/YUiB4EckLoI/v-deo.html and here: ua-cam.com/video/801rQxfw4vk/v-deo.html Greetings. 😉👋
To think that any of this road still exist after 2300 years.
Quite amazing actually.
Las mansiones deben ser preciosas pero no dejan de estar en un lugar, aunque bellísimo, muy trágico, fue un cementerio.
Gracias. Felicitaciones por mostrarnos, principalmente, las construcciones o ruinas del imperio romano y los distintos barrios de Roma, en general.
¿ Se habrán imaginado los romanos antiguos que un automóvil Tesla podría
recorrer, en parte, su famosa Vía Appia?
Yo creo que si, porque estas carreteras estaban hechas para durar.
Dije Vía Appia, casi digo Vía Apple.
Saludos.
Una cosa maravillosa acerca de los romanos es que todo lo que hicieron estaba destinado a durar siglos. Bienvenido Juan y gracias por seguirnos. 🙂🪔
Meraviglia! Quanti km si percorrono a piedi per visitarla?
Il percorso del video è di circa 15 Km. 🙂
Ó, very romantic...
i took a horseback ride through some of this!
The horseback ride along the Appia Antica is beautiful, especially in the late afternoon. 🙂 🙂
Rome is beatiful in October, it seems. So are your videos. I am watching your film again; I like Via Appia very much;when I have been last time in Rome I found out there is the Day of Via Appia in May, with festivities and acces to its monument free of charges. Even the monuments closed usually open to the publics.I would like to know ot this Day of Via Appia goes on...after Covid period.
Yes Appia Day is there again this year, on October 2nd. 🙂
I am curiouse, when you made this route? This spring?
The walk was done in late October. 🌞
Supongo que estará muy protegido con cámaras, por que es muy fácil hacer expolio, o no ?
Ya saquearon el saqueo hace años, hace un siglo la appia Antica tenia muchos mas monumentos historicos. Sin embargo, muchas piezas antiguas se encuentran en las grandes villas de la zona. 🙂
Suscrito
Poignant
💖
Wondering if any of this damage to these ruins were done by allies bombing?
Religion and self-interest have done much more than wars.
En Casale Torlonia, fuè donde vivió el duce?
Mussolini vivía en Villa Torlonia. Puedes encontrar la exploración del lugar en este enlace: ua-cam.com/video/tKfvpot39q4/v-deo.html 😉👋