Thank you all for the great and inspiring comments. I truly appreciate all your support, feedback and views. If you would like to support this channel by making a financial donation, please use the following link: www.paypal.me/ProWalks Thanks again!
Have been to Pozzouli twice and, thinking about my next trip in a few weeks, I found this walk by chance; we thoroughly enjoyed the walk on a 15-inch snowfall day in New England; so happy to have found these walks; our basement treadmill has become more attractive; I look forward to taking your other Italian walks. Thank you!!!
Fascinada pela bela Itália. Não sabia que era tão linda assim, através de seus vídeos, estou conhecendo esse país. 🍃🌺🍃🌺🍃🌺 Amei Procida, que bela ilha. E Pompéia, percorrendo aquela cidade destruída pelo vulcão, uma melancolia. Parabéns, mesmo pelos vídeos, são maravilhosos.🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃
Hi Susana, I am very glad you are able to feel like you can experience Italy through these videos. Italy has so much beauty to offer. I am happy to be able to share it with you.
A new place for me to visit nice seaways and usual market for locals and visitors.Great harbour to visit other famous places.Posioli a place visited by St Paul On his Christian journey around the areas.Volcanic activity in this town destroyed much the main Church destroyed by volcanic action rebuilding still needs action again.Love the boardwalk to brach great views towards islandsNot a lot of people on The coast today?
Thank you for your effort, great job . I think it would have been nice to show your itinerary marked on a map of Pozzuoli first, before your tour. Many thanks again.
Las calles no las veo llenas de gente se ve que son responsables para procrear y saben vivir bien un bello paese mi piacerebbe conoscere. Ytali. E un paese dove una ragazza e troppo bella e fa parte de una orchesta o es scienziata en guatemala un italiano invento un verdadero alimento e altro ha fatto belli edifici
Il video è bellissimo, ma contiene un errore, viene indicato come Montenuovo che è in fondo a sinistra, coperto di vegetazione, il monte Barbara, che è a destra, piuttosto brullo.
Ahhh....yes, I see that now after looking at Google Earth. I should have made sure and unfortunately I can't change the video. I'll make a correction in the description. Thanks for letting me know and thanks for watching!
i used to live there, its better than before, (i was there like in 2014) when i was 10, also this when i was younger like in 2011 i remember screaming "I dOnt WaNna Go OuT oF itALy"|11!!1" When i had to go home, and yes, i thought this park was the whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooole italy. 🤦♂️🤦♀️ also there 4:16 i remember going with my parents there me hugging my fake dog.. good old memories. and i was there EVERY place u walked
Yep....Have to get your travel time in. :) There are so many unique places here that I hope I can continue to share. I'm open to any suggestions. :) Thanks for watching!
Ciao, Norman...No, but it is still a really great place to see if you are already in the area. Also, it is where you can catch a ferry to Ischia and Procida. I have some friends that live down there and I always like being down there.
Actually, it is a wonderful place to visit filled with history - and you can tour Rione Terra now - an amazingly layered archeological experience. Still actively being studied. The atmosphere is wonderful if you take time to absorb it.
Love it !! I stayed 2 months in Camping Solfatara . Next to Campi Flegrei . Beautiful . Food, weather, people....everything !! And close to Napoli too. It's Dante's Paradise.....on Earth!!
I just love your walk videos! Not only is the picture quality awesome and professional, but you also seem to go to the right places. Your turns seem random, but I suspect they are planned ahead, since you never seem to hesitate. Also, I love the informational historic texts. Pozzuoli has up until now - in my head - been only a port of arrival form the islands (I landed there when I was on Procida a few years back) but thanks to you I now know it is in fact a beautiful and very well kept town, such a contrast to the Naples Spanish quarter video of yours I watched the other day. So quiet, few people and cars; may I ask when you did this walk? I love Campania and your videos are treasures, thank you very much!
Hey aekhome, thanks again for the support and feedback! For the most part my walks are all planned out. Most of the places I have already been to several times so I have an idea, then I just search online for any interesting places I shouldn't miss. I had to walk Pozzuoli twice though because it started raining the first time so the second time I already had it all figured out. I walked it on Sept. 30, 2017. I did the Spanish Quarter back in June. Have you looked into Baia? That is across the bay, most of which sunk into the water 500 years ago. It is a really neat place too. I plan on doing a walk there soon. It is getting cold and wet here now. Won't last too long though.
Pozzuoli potrebbe essere un altra sorrento, anche se, forse anche piu bella di sorrento. Pozzuoli ha bisogno sul lungomare il ripascimento della spiaggia, e un paio di alberghi come si deve il resto e tutto lì.
Excellent video and very informative. I just do not understand why Sophia Loren was put before famous Giovanni Battista Pergolesi who spent his last days in Monastery some 300 meters from Macellum Tempio Plaza explained in this video, in street Via G. Pergolesi 140. Pergolesi wrote here his famous Stabat Mater during Feb/March 1736, just few days before he died. He was only 26.
Hey Stevan, well I suppose I was just more familiar with Sophia Loren. The first time I went to Pozzuoli I had dinner at the restaurant right next to her house so I guess it left an impression on me.
I did film a bike ride of the beaches in Rio, but the day was overcast and the sky is pure white...which doesn't make for a good video. I could possibly film a bike ride while I'm there. I'm actually not going to film, but to look at an apartment there. I'm bringing my camer though just in case.
Hey Mike, do you mind if I ask how you're watching these videos? Are you walking on a treadmill, on your phone, at your desk or on your TV? If you have any thoughts on how I can make these videos better I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks.
Hi, sure. Happy to offer my perspective. My primary concern when watching your walkthrough videos is that I want to be somewhere dark because you shoot in a high resolution so I want to see maximum saturation of colours and be able to immerse myself in the field of view. For those reasons I only watch very early in the morning, before sunrise, on my 32IN LED computer monitor. One other place I have watched is in the "cardio theatre" of my local Gold's gym because it is a theatre dark space. On those occassions I am generally on an elliptical machine. As for advice, I think you do a fantastic job already. I would definitely say keep the sound because the ambient noise is great for the immersive experience. I also appreciate your pop up talking points, and historical facts. Those are great even when you are at well known sights. For instance, I did not know there was an emperor's gate at the colosseum until I watched that video. I would encourage more of that. Finally, I have found myself wishing that you had not turned away as quickly when a particular shot is enthralling. For instance, I went back time after time and stopped the video to wonder at the coffered ceiling of the Pantheon. I would encourage you to linger longer for those kinds of shots. Overall, you do a wonderful job, keep ot up. You have a fan in me. I know that I will never get to experience most of these places so your wonderful videos are my way of experiencing places that I contemplate from afar. One last thing. I certainly hope that you are not spending all of your travel time concentrating on trying to make a video. In other words, I hope that these walks are taken during your second or third time you have visited these places so that you get to take in the whole experience without distraction before making a video for your subscribers.
Thanks Mike, today I went to Pompeii to video...again...and I was tried to not turn away from important scenes too quick. And yes, these videos are on my free time. After I get to know an area then I like to go back and make a video. The family has been to Rome enough times now....now I just go..walk all day and come home. ....So thank my wife. :)
Thanks! I have never been to Brindisi. I've been to Bari, Monopoli and Polignano a Mare. I think I'll go to Brindisi this summer. Thanks for the suggestion.
Looking to avoid Naples to visit Ischia and Procida. Heard about this port and wanted to check it out. Again, pleasantly surprised to see you having scouted the place for your viewers! Thank you again!
Hey, thanks! I'm glad you're enjoying the format. There are so many interesting places to walk here! Let me know if there is something specific you'd like to see. Happy New Year!
Bella Italia. A busy Mediterranean city complete with narrow streets and traffic/parking congestion. Most interesting were the Roman features. A boardwalk without boards, I believe the Europeans say promenade (a thoroughfare for walking or strolling). It would have been interesting to learn more about the commemorative stone plates in the arched underpass. The old town is beautifully restored. The single-lane tunnel must pass underneath. It is disappointing that you almost fully left out the geologic features, they are what makes Pozzuoli unique! Some of these cliffs must be welded tuff from massive pyroclastic flows and a number of neighborhoods are located inside craters within the caldera. The area is called Campi Flegrei (burning fields). Your video is a bit like actually being there. I downloaded it, put it on a hard drive, and watched it on the living room TV (yes, a sneakernet! :-). You move through some streets, just hear ambient sounds, and read the names of shops and restaurants. Thank you. Explore safely and stay healthy.
Thanks for sharing. I was curious about Pozzuoli. Only about 5 minutes into the video but guessing not many tourists there as opposed to Naples or Sorrento. Grazie. Ciao.
Yes, Pozzuoli is not touristy at all except for the people getting on the ferry to go to the islands. It is a nice place to go to be a part of the local life.
As good as always. I was wondering if you thought of doing a walking tour of the fictional town of "Vigata", the real location is in the south of Sicily in the province of Ragusa. It is the home, they even have a statue of him, of Italy's world famous detective Salvo Montalbano who is the main character of the novels by Andrea Camilleri. The real town is really beautiful.
SEÑORES DE RPOWALK TOURS : MUCHAS GRACIAS POR HACERME CONOCER COMO SI FUERA YO EN PERSONA EL RECORRIDO DE ESTE MARAVILLOSO LUGAR, DADO QUE ECONOMI9CAMENTE NO PUEDO , ME HAN ACERCADO EL MUNDO A MI HOGAR , Y CREANME LO ESTOY DISFRUTANDO PLENAMENTE...GRACIAS POR PENSAR EN NOSOTROS Y MOSTRAR LAS MARAVILLAS DEL MUNDO COMO UN SIMPLE CAMINANTE...SOLO ME RESTA AGRADECER NUEVAMENTE VUESTRA DEDICACION PLENA A TODOS LOS HABITANTES AVIDOS DE CONOCER LAS BELLEZAS DE NUESTRO PLANETA...
+Sonia Rodríguez I don't know what the population was back then but i think it was still probably a decent size city. Her house is right next to the Aphitheater. From her window she'd be able to look down into the arena.
Thank you all for the great and inspiring comments. I truly appreciate all your support, feedback and views. If you would like to support this channel by making a financial donation, please use the following link: www.paypal.me/ProWalks Thanks again!
your walk convinced us to go there. Be there in two months!
Thank you.
how was it? i'm thinking of booking a place
Have been to Pozzouli twice and, thinking about my next trip in a few weeks, I found this walk by chance; we thoroughly enjoyed the walk on a 15-inch snowfall day in New England; so happy to have found these walks; our basement treadmill has become more attractive; I look forward to taking your other Italian walks. Thank you!!!
Thank you for allowing me to see the place of my fathers birth. Every bit as beautiful as I'd always imagined!
Hey, You're welcome Anthony. Let me know if there is any other place in the Pozzuoli area you'd like to see and I'll try to get down there.
Fascinada pela bela Itália. Não sabia que era tão linda assim, através de seus vídeos, estou conhecendo esse país. 🍃🌺🍃🌺🍃🌺 Amei Procida, que bela ilha. E Pompéia, percorrendo aquela cidade destruída pelo vulcão, uma melancolia. Parabéns, mesmo pelos vídeos, são maravilhosos.🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃
Hi Susana, I am very glad you are able to feel like you can experience Italy through these videos. Italy has so much beauty to offer. I am happy to be able to share it with you.
@@ProWalks Thank you.🌷🌻
Wow! There's so much to see in Italy. I love this country. Thanks Prowalks.
Pozzuoli is my birth place , thanks for taking me there with your walk its always in my heart this place .... i cant stay away !!
frate sei italiano o vivevi solo li?
La mia città :)
A new place for me to visit nice seaways and usual market for locals and visitors.Great harbour to visit other famous places.Posioli a place visited by St Paul On his Christian journey around the areas.Volcanic activity in this town destroyed much the main Church destroyed by volcanic action rebuilding still needs action again.Love the boardwalk to brach great views towards islandsNot a lot of people on The coast today?
Thank you for your effort, great job . I think it would have been nice to show your itinerary marked on a map of Pozzuoli first, before your tour. Many thanks again.
Las calles no las veo llenas de gente se ve que son responsables para procrear y saben vivir bien un bello paese mi piacerebbe conoscere. Ytali. E un paese dove una ragazza e troppo bella e fa parte de una orchesta o es scienziata en guatemala un italiano invento un verdadero alimento e altro ha fatto belli edifici
Bell' luogo
i love italy,its my mind as,why do not looking little as ferrari and lambo coz these was born at italy?anyone know the reason?
Il video è bellissimo, ma contiene un errore, viene indicato come Montenuovo che è in fondo a sinistra, coperto di vegetazione, il monte Barbara, che è a destra, piuttosto brullo.
Ahhh....yes, I see that now after looking at Google Earth. I should have made sure and unfortunately I can't change the video. I'll make a correction in the description. Thanks for letting me know and thanks for watching!
venite a pozzuoli cooming in pozzuoli
i used to live there, its better than before, (i was there like in 2014) when i was 10, also this when i was younger like in 2011 i remember screaming "I dOnt WaNna Go OuT oF itALy"|11!!1" When i had to go home, and yes, i thought this park was the whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooole italy. 🤦♂️🤦♀️ also there 4:16 i remember going with my parents there me hugging my fake dog.. good old memories. and i was there EVERY place u walked
You made a small mistake at 22:58 : what you have indicated as MONTE NUOVO is actually the MONTE GAURO; the real Monte Nuovo is on the left
Yeah, I realized that later. I can't fix it without uploading a new video. Oh well..most people won't notice. :)
Sofia Loren was born in this city
I thought that too, but she was born in Rome, then her family moved to Pozzuoli. 🌷🌷❤️
Yesterday my Hubby came in to ask me something; told him I was in Italy and could not be reached!
Yep....Have to get your travel time in. :) There are so many unique places here that I hope I can continue to share. I'm open to any suggestions. :) Thanks for watching!
Well filmed, but, not a lot to commend Pozzuoli to anyone thinking about holidaying there. Thank you.
Ciao, Norman...No, but it is still a really great place to see if you are already in the area. Also, it is where you can catch a ferry to Ischia and Procida. I have some friends that live down there and I always like being down there.
Actually, it is a wonderful place to visit filled with history - and you can tour Rione Terra now - an amazingly layered archeological experience. Still actively being studied. The atmosphere is wonderful if you take time to absorb it.
Something needs to be done about the awful graffiti on the walls.
Yes agree it's a disgrace that you see all over Italy - - bloody morons - -
It is so relaxing to watch your walking videos. This place is amazing. I enjoyed the videos again and again. Thank you!
Love it !! I stayed 2 months in Camping Solfatara . Next to
Campi Flegrei . Beautiful . Food, weather, people....everything !! And close to Napoli too.
It's Dante's Paradise.....on Earth!!
What a charming & peaceful place. Thank you so much for taking us with you❣
Спасибо. В таком красивом месте и рождаются такие красавицы как Софи Лорен.
I just love your walk videos! Not only is the picture quality awesome and professional, but you also seem to go to the right places. Your turns seem random, but I suspect they are planned ahead, since you never seem to hesitate. Also, I love the informational historic texts.
Pozzuoli has up until now - in my head - been only a port of arrival form the islands (I landed there when I was on Procida a few years back) but thanks to you I now know it is in fact a beautiful and very well kept town, such a contrast to the Naples Spanish quarter video of yours I watched the other day. So quiet, few people and cars; may I ask when you did this walk?
I love Campania and your videos are treasures, thank you very much!
Hey aekhome, thanks again for the support and feedback! For the most part my walks are all planned out. Most of the places I have already been to several times so I have an idea, then I just search online for any interesting places I shouldn't miss. I had to walk Pozzuoli twice though because it started raining the first time so the second time I already had it all figured out. I walked it on Sept. 30, 2017. I did the Spanish Quarter back in June. Have you looked into Baia? That is across the bay, most of which sunk into the water 500 years ago. It is a really neat place too. I plan on doing a walk there soon. It is getting cold and wet here now. Won't last too long though.
ProWalks No, I know nothing about Baia. Looking forward to it!
Once again...fabulous walk! The level of detail about the city is amazing!! Thanks so much for all your time and effort to share this with the world
I know right hard to believe its all computer generated
Pozzuoli potrebbe essere un altra sorrento, anche se, forse anche piu bella di sorrento.
Pozzuoli ha bisogno sul lungomare il ripascimento della spiaggia, e un paio di alberghi come si deve il resto e tutto lì.
My town. I hope visitors and foreigners can enjoy it.
Excellent video and very informative. I just do not understand why Sophia Loren was put before famous Giovanni Battista Pergolesi who spent his last days in Monastery some 300 meters from Macellum Tempio Plaza explained in this video, in street Via G. Pergolesi 140. Pergolesi wrote here his famous Stabat Mater during Feb/March 1736, just few days before he died. He was only 26.
Hey Stevan, well I suppose I was just more familiar with Sophia Loren. The first time I went to Pozzuoli I had dinner at the restaurant right next to her house so I guess it left an impression on me.
4:15 madame with red hair is so hilarious!
Don't know why I didn't get around to watching this earlier . . . been meaning to for ages. Really enjoyed it. An early ProWalks gem! Thank you.
I am flying there on Monday. Going to stay there for a week.
I hope you have a fantastic and fruitful trip! Any chance of a bike ride or two?
I did film a bike ride of the beaches in Rio, but the day was overcast and the sky is pure white...which doesn't make for a good video. I could possibly film a bike ride while I'm there. I'm actually not going to film, but to look at an apartment there. I'm bringing my camer though just in case.
Pozzuoli to Naples and back would be a great bike video! Anyway, most importantly, have a safe trip 🍻
You are so lucky to have seen so many beautiful places in the world.
Thanks, we made this exatly the same way in oct 04 2019. What wonderfull memories
Lucius Cornelius Sulla died here. Do you know exact place where his villa stood?
No, sorry but I can try and find out.
@@ProWalks so? Where? 😀
very nice, from Shikarpur Pakistan
love this great italy
I should go back and film an updated Pozzuoli walk. I love that place.
The whole walk was filled with beautiful things to see but that temple of Augustus bit was the icing on the cake. Thank you for posting.
Hey Mike, do you mind if I ask how you're watching these videos? Are you walking on a treadmill, on your phone, at your desk or on your TV? If you have any thoughts on how I can make these videos better I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks.
Hi, sure. Happy to offer my perspective. My primary concern when watching your walkthrough videos is that I want to be somewhere dark because you shoot in a high resolution so I want to see maximum saturation of colours and be able to immerse myself in the field of view. For those reasons I only watch very early in the morning, before sunrise, on my 32IN LED computer monitor. One other place I have watched is in the "cardio theatre" of my local Gold's gym because it is a theatre dark space. On those occassions I am generally on an elliptical machine.
As for advice, I think you do a fantastic job already. I would definitely say keep the sound because the ambient noise is great for the immersive experience. I also appreciate your pop up talking points, and historical facts. Those are great even when you are at well known sights. For instance, I did not know there was an emperor's gate at the colosseum until I watched that video. I would encourage more of that. Finally, I have found myself wishing that you had not turned away as quickly when a particular shot is enthralling. For instance, I went back time after time and stopped the video to wonder at the coffered ceiling of the Pantheon. I would encourage you to linger longer for those kinds of shots. Overall, you do a wonderful job, keep ot up. You have a fan in me. I know that I will never get to experience most of these places so your wonderful videos are my way of experiencing places that I contemplate from afar. One last thing. I certainly hope that you are not spending all of your travel time concentrating on trying to make a video. In other words, I hope that these walks are taken during your second or third time you have visited these places so that you get to take in the whole experience without distraction before making a video for your subscribers.
Thanks Mike, today I went to Pompeii to video...again...and I was tried to not turn away from important scenes too quick. And yes, these videos are on my free time. After I get to know an area then I like to go back and make a video. The family has been to Rome enough times now....now I just go..walk all day and come home. ....So thank my wife. :)
Pozzuoli!!! I lived just to your left where you start the video on Via G. Pergolesi, we looked directly down on the Cumana station.
Great camera work and excellent physical condition (just saw the other day your video climbing up the Vesuvius). I would suggest you go to Brindisi.
Thanks! I have never been to Brindisi. I've been to Bari, Monopoli and Polignano a Mare. I think I'll go to Brindisi this summer. Thanks for the suggestion.
Ho letto che Sophia Loren viveva lì con i nonni, quindi sono andata alla ricerca. E ho fatto un tour con te! Sensazionale!
Yeah, her apartment was right next to the amphitheater. There is a pizza restaurant next to it that is full of pictures of her.
Pozzuoli is my birth place , its always in my heart this place
I really like Pozzuoli. I go down there often.
Muito bom,amo a Itália♥♥♥
Looking to avoid Naples to visit Ischia and Procida. Heard about this port and wanted to check it out. Again, pleasantly surprised to see you having scouted the place for your viewers! Thank you again!
Yeah, pozzuoli is perfect for visiting Ischia. It's a much shorter trip too. Pozzuoli is nice. I recommend walking around there for a bit.
I prefer you walking tours as they have the real sound of a walk as if I were doing it in person. Not a big fan of annoying music.
Hey, thanks! I'm glad you're enjoying the format. There are so many interesting places to walk here! Let me know if there is something specific you'd like to see. Happy New Year!
Beautiful.
Amei a sugestão!! Que ligar magnífico!!Obrigada!
Everywhere you turn in Europe it's an ancient place with 1,000's of years of history. I'd love to spend a few months in these little historic towns.
Bella Italia. A busy Mediterranean city complete with narrow streets and traffic/parking congestion. Most interesting were the Roman features. A boardwalk without boards, I believe the Europeans say promenade (a thoroughfare for walking or strolling). It would have been interesting to learn more about the commemorative stone plates in the arched underpass. The old town is beautifully restored. The single-lane tunnel must pass underneath. It is disappointing that you almost fully left out the geologic features, they are what makes Pozzuoli unique! Some of these cliffs must be welded tuff from massive pyroclastic flows and a number of neighborhoods are located inside craters within the caldera. The area is called Campi Flegrei (burning fields). Your video is a bit like actually being there. I downloaded it, put it on a hard drive, and watched it on the living room TV (yes, a sneakernet! :-). You move through some streets, just hear ambient sounds, and read the names of shops and restaurants. Thank you. Explore safely and stay healthy.
Thanks for sharing. I was curious about Pozzuoli. Only about 5 minutes into the video but guessing not many tourists there as opposed to Naples or Sorrento. Grazie. Ciao.
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Merci. C'est moins touristique. Des habitations plus modestes, mais de très belles images.
Yes, Pozzuoli is not touristy at all except for the people getting on the ferry to go to the islands. It is a nice place to go to be a part of the local life.
Campi Flegrei was my birthplace. Grew up near Rome, but I’ll never forget that Mediterranean coastline in my first conscious memory!
As good as always. I was wondering if you thought of doing a walking tour of the fictional town of "Vigata", the real location is in the south of Sicily in the province of Ragusa. It is the home, they even have a statue of him, of Italy's world famous detective Salvo Montalbano who is the main character of the novels by Andrea Camilleri. The real town is really beautiful.
SEÑORES DE RPOWALK TOURS : MUCHAS GRACIAS POR HACERME CONOCER COMO SI FUERA YO EN PERSONA EL RECORRIDO DE ESTE MARAVILLOSO LUGAR, DADO QUE ECONOMI9CAMENTE NO PUEDO , ME HAN ACERCADO EL MUNDO A MI HOGAR , Y CREANME LO ESTOY DISFRUTANDO PLENAMENTE...GRACIAS POR PENSAR EN NOSOTROS Y MOSTRAR LAS MARAVILLAS DEL MUNDO COMO UN SIMPLE CAMINANTE...SOLO ME RESTA AGRADECER NUEVAMENTE VUESTRA DEDICACION PLENA A TODOS LOS HABITANTES AVIDOS DE CONOCER LAS BELLEZAS DE NUESTRO PLANETA...
Tu
Adorei, todo á costa Italiana! Alguém pode mê dizer, se as lojas, permanecem abertas o ano todo???
Un bellissimo tour nella bellissima Pozzuoli che amo tanto. Grazie!
Great! I suppose Pozzuoli was more like a village when Sophia Loren was born! It was nice to see the fish market.
+Sonia Rodríguez I don't know what the population was back then but i think it was still probably a decent size city. Her house is right next to the Aphitheater. From her window she'd be able to look down into the arena.
Wow, talk about "a room with a view"!! She was lucky..
yes Sofia born in Pozzuoli
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing.
Great job once again.
excelente
Fabulous!
Très beaux
Very nice!