Pompeii Walking Tour in 4K Part 1
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Part 1 - In this walk you will start at the main tourist entrance of Pompeii. You'll then walk through the famous Marine Gate and into the Forum. Here you will see the Eumachia, what was once the largest structure in the Forum. Next you will walk into the Temple of Genius Augusti (Temple of Vespasian) and see a marble altar at the center of the courtyard. Finally you will walk through the Macellum, the original marketplace of the Forum. The video includes historical facts about each site and also about the general history of Pompeii.
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0:00 - Intro and Map
00:24 - Pompeii Entrance
02:13 - Marina Gate (Porta Marina)
04:40 - House of Trittolemo (Casa di Trittolemo)
08:45 - Temple of Apollo (Tempio di Apollo)
09:23 - The Forum
09:49 - View of Mt. Vesuvius and Forum
10:37 - The Eumachia
11:50 - Statue of Eumachia
13:51 - Temple of Genius Augusti
14:59 - The Macellum
15:37 - Skeletons
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what kind of cam are you using?
That silence is divine!!
My kind of video. No talking, music or selfies. Well done and very interesting.
Hey thanks! I actually remade this walk not to long ago but just haven't had a chance to post it up. I went in the afternoon when there was better lighting. Anyway...someday I'll get it posted. Thanks for watching!
Very interesting how thise ancient people lived back then I love history so the facts were all so cool
@Wanda Roderick You can watch a different Pompeii walking tour if you'd like.
he just talked to the ticket guy...
Wanda Roderick why do you need to be so aggressive? I found the writing stayed up as long as needed. If you want to know more, you can always read a book.
I love this Video. No annoying music or something. Only Nature walking sounds! Love it
Agree.
I agree and the absolute best thing is no annoying computer voice.
Il video te piace solo perché non ce la musica ? Ma Guard a quanto è bella Pompei. Questa è la storia dell'umanità
Agree
WoW! The last time I saw Pompeii was in 1955 and I was 9 years old. This is astounding! They've uncovered so much MORE since 1955.
I think that is great! Did your family happen to take any 8mm movies while you were there? I'm glad you enjoyed the video and were able to see some new areas!
Margaret Walker Wow 1955? Any earlier and you’d be an ash statue.
You must be pretty old by now then
Hi Walker from another Walker
Steven Lee are the Chinese still respected in Europe???? Lol
I’m totally amazed how archeologists we’re able to dig up this city.
What's even more amazing is that Pompeii was buried so quickly, people forgot it ever existed, to the point where they thought it was a legend like Atlantis.
I always forgot that this whole city is burried before like omg
@@davidlafleche1142 different times. today it would ave been in the media for weeks
What a great video. I love the facts coming up as you walk, explaining what we're seeing. Keep up the great work - your videos are definitely under-appreciated considering the number of people who are interested in ancient Rome.
Thanks Mike! I feel very lucky to live in the area and to be able to see all these wonderful places. Last weekend we went to Civita di Bagnoregio. I am going back soon to do a walk. It is a pretty cool place! Thanks for watching!
Me too
How do they know all this when everything was destroyed in 79Ad
@@shelleywright7387 archeologists have a way of figuring this stuff out. That's what they do. Not everything was destroyed. A lot of it was perfectly preserved.
@@cyndianderson7056 Weren't there ash-preserved people too?
I visited Pompeii on Dec. 1979 at the time Pope John Paul II was one year in office and saw him at the Vatican giving his world address at the balcony during Christmas. We had a tour guide showing us around but it is best to go by yourself and absorb the ruins like this video. The weather that day when I was there was exactly the same as in this video, clear, mild winds and blue skies. Just a beautiful day to go through Pompeii and build up a appetite for a nice evening dinner in one of the many restaurants in Naples.
thank you so much for the walking tour. I will never get there in person, and have problems walking...so this tour was fantastic. Grazie mille
Hi, you are very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the walk. I have more Pompeii videos to post up....and I rewalked the entire first video with better lighting so I'll include that in the next post...but I've been having some technical difficulties with a few video files so it might be a bit longer before I get the video posted up. Thanks for you support and thanks for watching!
Loved this video...no talking....I felt as though I was walking alone in my own thoughts....and the captions added the perfect touch....the sad part is I lived in Italy for 2yrs, and never made it to Pompeii....Thank You, for this awesome video...
Hey, thanks for watching. I'll have the full walk posted up soon as one 3 hour video. I also walked this whole first walk again when there was better lighting so come back and watch it again when I get it posted. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I'm here because I'm reading The last days of Pompeii and I was fascinated by the vivid depictions of Roman life. This is beyond my espectations. The city is so well preserved.
Hi Andrea, I posted up a new Pompeii 2020 walk to my channel. It is much longer and shows just about the entire city. There are timestamps in the description to help find your way around. It is 5 hours. :)
@@ProWalks po,pei must have been a very beautiful city.
Fascinating. One can only imagine what it was like to live during that time.
...Imagine what it was like to die at that time!...
....imagine what it was like to take a dump at that time
@@loganstroganoff1284 how old are you? 10 !?!?
the thing is we cant.
They were filthy degenerates who had intercourse with animals and made statues about it. Just look up forbidden Pompeii. They deserved every second of this torturous death
Thank you SO much for these walk-throughs. When I visited Rome in 2012, I never made it to Pompeii, and this video almost makes it seem like I did.
Krommer1000 i visited in early 2000’s....kick myself for doing the same...ie not visiting pompeii. 🤦♀️
Just been to Pompeii today. It's incredible, the atmosphere is surreal, and amazing. Loved every minute of it, even though some stuff was closed due to COVID
So haunting, so beautiful and takes you to another time
Slow and carefully capturing the most interesting parts. Always felt drawn to Pompeii, feels very familiar to me as though I have lived there. Love the quietness, the feeling of space and your very sensitive ways of filming this beautiful place. So well done ..... Thank you!
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Familiar? You must be once lived there in your past life
Beautifully done! Love the written explanations allowing the viewer to enjoy the walk-thru and focus on the remarkable history of these ruins without noisy talks! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for this video! I am showing parts of it for my class of 5th graders here in Norway.
That's great! Just be careful about Part 2. I go into the brothel and it shows some graphic paintings on the wall. :)
What's really amazing is that almost 2,000 years later, its still a tourist destination....
I like how when you first saw the skeletons, you turned around to face Vesuvius, almost in an accusatory way. Amazing to think all that damage could be done by something so far away!
Yeah, Mt. Vesuvius is always looming in the background reminding you of what happened. If it weren't there anymore I think it would make walking around Pompeii feel completely different.
@@ProWalks Maybe worth mentioning that a sizeable portion of the Mnt is gone due to all those eruptions; quite a telling fact.
I think that Mnt V. is only about 5 miles away, but the video recorder makes it look much further.
Yeah, i think I mention it in the Vesuvius walk. Vesuvius is just a fraction of what the volcano once was.
@@ProWalks I wish we could see what it was like before the eruption, must have been a beautiful sight.
Thank you for posting this. As a person who is wheelchair bound, I would have never got to go on this tour. Everything was just simply fascinating.
I'd absolutely love to visit here one day... fascinating history
Missed an opportunity to visit Pompeii when last we visited Italy. These videos are fantastic. Feels like you were there, and no crowds to plague us either!. Thanks for sharing.
Hi, you're welcome. I still have a couple hours of Pompeii video to post up...unfortunately it keeps getting put on the back burner. It's coming though. Thanks for watching!
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ProWalks thanks buddy for this video
Awesome video tour. What time of the day did you start & what month? I went in the summer with a group that didn't want to spend as much time as I did. Gotta go back!
You wouldn't happen to know how much of this is legitimate and how much is a recreation? For example I hear almost all of Stonehenge is a recreation. American so I'll never get to see these great places, thanks for the tour.
I don't know exactly how much has been recreated. A lot of rooftops have been sure, i think partly just to help the area from being exposed to the elements. When you walk around though, you get the feeling that most is original and ancient.
Hey, you're welcome. Sorry for the late reply. :)
Thank you so much! It's like being there actually! Good job...
Thank you for these videos, they are sooo clear and great to watch for history fans like myself. These videos make me want to travel to Pompeii but ofcourse if I can't afford it, I have these great videos. God bless.
Hey elkarlos, that's the idea! Thanks for watching. If you have any special video requests just let me know.
Hope you’ll be coming one day. Italy, its wonders and its people will welcome you
Amazing video. This really is incredible. You're walking through a city thousands of years old that's survived some crazy events throughout history. They way the city was planned out and built is so awesome
Yeah, the city is much bigger than I had originally thought. It is pretty amazing how advanced it was.
@@ProWalks Thanks for sharing it with us. You're great with the camera. Keep up the good work!
Awesome video, more like an ASMR virtual walk experience. 👍
I was there in 1971 for AIFS(American Institute for Foreign Study) impressed! Took my husband there in 1990, he was impressed as well. Would love to take grandchildren someday. Thank you for doing this.
Hi Margaret, were things much different there back in 1971. I hope you can go again. I do have an updated walk on my channel here: czcams.com/video/sUYJ8LbF1Ys/video.html
Excellent. Thank you for taking the time to walk Pompeii and the comments are excellent.
I walked with you to many of the places. I want to thank you for recording an uploading this for us. I love to visit many part of Italy for now it is not possible but I travel with your video. Thank you
One of the best walkthroughs I've ever seen. TY.
Hey, thanks! I went back and walked it again with better lighting but just haven't had a chance to post it up yet. Thanks for watching!
Thank you Pro Walks for the great captions so informative. It makes the ruins come alive knowing what I am actually seeing.
Thank you so very much for this detailed walkthrough.. I will never be able to travel there myself- so this type of tour means a lot to me.
It was so well done! Explaining things along the way.. not too fast, not too slow.
You have a new subscriber here!! I have been fascinated by Pompeii for many years- I'm about to click part 2!!
Thank you so much for fulfilling my dream of visiting Pompeii. This is the best video! As if I myself am walking through these ancient streets. You make a great video!
Very nice. I would love to go there someday. Great video. The silence was respectful of what happened there.
Thank you so much for the tour and descriptions. I've loved every minute of both parts. I hope you enjoyed filming it as much as I've enjoyed viewing.
HI, Glad you enjoyed it! I have several more parts to post up...but other walks kept taking my time. At some point I'll post up the next 2 hours of the walk so you can see the Amphitheater and other areas. Thanks for watching!
Love the video can’t wait for part two what great camera work it was like I was right there
+Sue Peters Thanks. I should have about 9 videos total of Pompeii when I'm done.
Pompeii is the place I want to visit before I die. I am so fascinated by their technology despite of the 2000 year history. The latrine with running water to flush is just amazing.
Yeah it is a pretty amazing place. I hope you can make it there.
such fun!
Thank you so much for the great video! 👏👏👏👏 can’t wait to watch more of them.
What a great walking tour! A great job, well done. Bravo. I've done a walking tour of Pompeii and there's so much I missed after seeing this video. I'd love to go back.
I absolutely loved this!
Just went to visit the Pompeii Exhibit at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California. It was mind-blowing to say the least. This video is a very good complement to that visit. Thank you for sharing Pompeii through your perspective.
Very well done, thank you. I appreciate the sound people’s voices and of walking rather than music, it just makes it better. Thank you again.
Thank you for this wonderful preview of what I hope to see in person one day. I also appreciate that you didn't narrate while walking. The silence made it more real.
Thanks so much for all your videos. They are simply wonderful.
+Carlos Arbetman Thank you! I'm enjoying making them. I will have more posted up soon.
I just finished my tour here for free. No need to waste time. money on airplane ticket . Hotel reservation. Transportation. And restaurants. And above all, no need to be the tourist 's locals' fool , just like tourists in my town. What a great video.
Thank you for the walk through journey. Love it👍👍
This is very well done! Thank you for posting this.
Hi, you're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I just re-walked this whole first part in better sunlight and will be posting a full four hour walking tour of Pompeii soon. The titles and captions are taking a while. :)
Amazing! You have a steady hand. I enjoyed the tour. Thank you so much!
Hey, you're welcome. Do you mind if I ask how many of the Pompeii walks did you watch? Just part 1 or more? Just curious. I was thinking about reposting the Pompeii walks as a single video. I have a couple more hours of video to add.
@@ProWalks i watched all
Pompeii is one of the most incredible though sad stories of history. I always wanted to tour Pompeii, and now through your marvelous video I have.
P.S. I am a semi-invalid mostly bedridden so I'm glad I just discovered your channel. In my younger days I loved to explore new places. Now I can do that vicariously. In my mind's eye I can see and hear children playing in those streets and merchants selling their wares. Thanks so much from your new subscriber!
I just visited a few weeks ago and wanted to share the amazing experience with my family. Your videos are AWESOME! I didn't even get to see 1/2 of the stuff you walked through. Really nicely done! Thank you!
Hey, thanks! I'm sorry I don't have all my Pompeii walks posted up yet. I did film the amphitheater and several other areas but I just haven't got around to posting them up. Soon though. :) I'm glad you enjoyed this walk. I hope you enjoyed your trip!
Quelle émotion !!! Pouvoir visiter Pompéi très belle réalisation merci pour votre vidéo elle est unique. Je connais toute l’Italie j’habitais Roma et allais tous les 15 jours à Napoli et Capri mais à cette époque Pompéi n’était pas comme aujourd’hui.
Pour ceux qui peuvent y aller empressez vous de la voir👍👍👍🇮🇹
A blast from the past!
King Robert No pun intended, lol?
I’m fascinated by the story of what happened in Pompeii and i’ve been watching and researching about it almost everyday. But since i’m not rich and i know i wont be able to go there, this video helped a lot. Haha i felt like i was the one who’s walking and touring every corner of this magnificent place. It made me very happy in so many ways. Thank you and God Bless you ❤️
Hey, I'm really glad to hear the video helped you connect with Pompeii. I recently posted up a new Pompeii tour on my channel. Check it out and I think you'll enjoy it.
Will definitely watch it! Thank you so so much! 😊
I can't stress enough how much I need to watch videos of Italy before 2020 right now. Thank you.
You did a fantastic job!! Was amazing to see!! I would love to go!
Hey Cal Gary, Thanks! I've got about 3 more hours of Pompeii video to get posted up. I'm working on it now.
FINALLY ...... you have 16K subscribers its about time ....... for your hard ...... hard work you deserve every one of them ....... thank you for the work that you do with all those emazing videos ....... watching every one of your videos ......... thank you again
Hey, thanks! 17,000 now. I just finished the first Capri walk. It will be posted up on Saturday. Thanks for all your support!
Thanks for the tour. Gives a total different perspective to the area compared to still photos or documents I've seen. Incredible how well many structures have preserved.
The silence/natural sound and fun facts in the video is so good, keeps me engaged. Thank you 🙏🏽
The park is amazing. Hope someday I can go there
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Went there September 2017. One of THE best experiences of my life. Thank you for this video....
So beautiful thank you for sharing ❤️
Have never been there so glad I watched this, also interesting is that some of the most iconic areas were only discovered in the 19th century.
When I was there 2 years ago, I had no idea it was so HUGE! Great video, bringing back memories! Looks like you were there in the fall. I was there in June and the heat was dreadful!
Yeah, i think the size is always a surprise. It was to me for sure. Yeah, I try to avoid doing these walks during summer just because it is too hot and too crowded. I have another hour of Pompeii video to get posted up but it keeps getting put on the back burner. Thanks for watching!
Por um instante me senti em Pompeia! Muito obrigado pelo vídeo!
Quiet, beautiful, pure, comfortable, natural eyes. Far away from the chaos of the people. Ancient people, they would live in peace. Would like to go back to the past again. Thank you for a good video...
A really great video. So they had to clean out the 15 feet of debris and lava from the volcano what a wonderful job they did. I am really getting a great education from watching these videos. I have always heard of Pompeii but never thought very much about it.
Yeah, that is a ton of work. It would be hard not to rush to see what you can find. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. I have a couple more hours of Pompeii video but it keeps getting put on the back burner. There is a lot more to see so I hope I can get them posted up for you soon. Thanks for watching.
I was watching the animated video
On the distraction of Pompeii .
The reinactment was so realistic,
I imagined myself running for my
life where there was no escape.
What do you mean distraction of pompeii?
Fabulous virtual walk!!! Perfect. When I open it to full screen, I'm almost there in the Pompeii streets myself.
Perfect! Yeah, watching these on a big 4k TV is actually pretty cool.
This is amazing. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to record and upload
excelente parabéns e muito obrigado
I'd probably go there; it looks safer and cleaner than San Francisco
I just walked 28 miles in San Francisco two weeks and I was surprised. I was expecting to see needles and garbage everywhere but it was actually pretty clean...at least where I walked which was Chinatown, the Financial District, Fisherman's Wharf, and the GoldenGate Bridge....but still Pompeii is definitely cleaner. :)
The city dump is cleaner and safer than SF.
Most places are
San Francisco is nice. I've been there many times and it was clean, I would not say the same about Tijuana or parts of Beijing.
@@taotuhao5969 It isn't clean anymore. Drug addicts, homeless, garbage in the street.
I read about Pompeii in children's magazine "Kumar" in Marathi language in Maharashtra state in India, in 1972. Since then I am fascinated by the event, city and remains of the city. I have not yet been able to visit Europe and Pompeii. But one day I will! The video is beautiful and the silence keeps my curiosity alive. The occasional titles are apt.
It is one of the oldest known tragedy of human civilisation that has proof with remains. And it is created by nature and not by humans through wars or genocides.
Many questions arise to know more about this unfortunate tragedy.
The city is so beautiful. Even more beautiful than some modern cities. My prayers for those who lost lives in Pompeii.
Fantastic Walking Video!
Why the hell should someone bomb Pompeii in ww2...
Unbelievable
Maybe to win WWII?
@@winthropallegaert3793 Yes, because the army of the dead of Pompeii could be a danger to everyone, uh?
@Linda Pettigrew lol shut up Linda.
Spongeofdoom yes No need to be a rude fuck.
@@angelit161 Yes because saying fuck after your sentence really makes it meaningful fuck.
Quelle belle ville ce devait être.... quelle modernité. Il devait sans doute y faire bon vivre et ils avaient déjà tout inventé. Ne pas maudire le Vésuve car quelque-part, c’est grâce à lui que nous pouvons voir cela aujourd’hui (et ceux qui ont fait ces fouilles formidables, évidemment).
I just wanted to say thank you for these videos. In trying times it was hard for many not to go outside. And your content makes it possible to see this world we live in. Utterly brilliant content.
loved it and I’ve been to Pompeii but your 4K video made me wanna go back😉
Very nice thaks you
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
13:42 Can anyone guess the camera?
Gopro hero 6
go pro sum idk
You gave me a new perspective of Pompeii. Appreciate it 👍🏼
You did a fantastic job ! What a great educational video! Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to film it.
I would give a hand in exchange for the ability to time travel. Great video, great service, Thank you.
I think some big company should make a video game (possibly an RPG) in an accurate reconstruction (as accurate as possible) of Pompeii with its life etc.
Same! Was just thinking about this exact thing. Surprised no one has done it yet!
What month and year was this? I just toured a small portion of Pompeii and I would have liked to have seen much more. Thank you for your video.
I've been watching these videos to get some exercise in my work from home days during the coronavirus quarantine here in the US. Perfect pace for walking in place. The ~20 minute length is perfect for a short walk and the facts are very interesting. We may be at home, but I feel like I'm traveling the world with your videos (I'm going to watch the Sphinx at 8am video when I finish the Pompeii series then Portifino!)
That was a great tour! You can take in what was once and still is an amazing city! Great video!
Love pompeii
+José Moreno natoli Yeah me too. Every time i go i see something new.
Imagine what is left to find!
Your silence is golden! Concentration is on the places that you are showing. But it is wonderful that you made a description of the important landmarks as you go along! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your video ! I loved it
Great video!!!!! I really love Pompei, and with your videos I can visit it once more! Did you use a GoPro to make the movie? If yes would be great to remove some fisheye effect! Thanks for shooting!
Hey Paolo, Yeah I am using a Gopro for the walks. It is light weight and easy to walk with for a long time. The Gopro 5 has a Linear mode that takes out the fisheye effect but it crops a lot of the video. I could try taking out the fisheye effec in post processing though and see how it looks. Thanks for the feedback!
Would love to try myself, but i'd need the original file, GoPro out of the box, so I can use the remove fisheye effect using GoPro Studio! ;)
You can just picture all the people going about their daily lives and seeing Mt. Vesuvius in the background everyday not knowing that she is going to blow her top one day. I would love to go there and see it up close and Rome also :)
Great work. Thank you for including me to this shiny tour. 👍
Increíble!!!... muy bueno video. Gracias.
Humans have good survival instincts as well as common sense. I can't help but wonder how many of the dead in Pompeii were looters gambling on a quick, though risky, booty.
Very likely a bunch of them were. I live on the gulf of Mexico and have gone through 2 major hurricanes and even though my area is very safe there were still looters in the days following while the power was still off and many were still evacuated.that being said there's always a few crazies that stay behind convinced they will be fine and some always die.
They didn't know Vesuvius was a volcano till the day before it erupted?! That must have sucked. Such an advanced city and it was destroyed on such a whim . . . Vesuvius had 8 major eruptions over 17,000 years and still more eruptions are forecasted. I live along the Gulf of Mexico and we are facing recurring disasters with hurricanes. We know for certain that more devastating storms are on the way.
what? are you really comparing that age with nowdays? There were no gps, satellites and all the technology we have now. They really couldn't imagine what was happening. Plus, Vesuvio was different than today. At that time it was more flat covered with plants.
Awesome‼ Thanks for posting.
Thank you so much for the video. I enjoyed it a lot!
Lol You just bump that guy right out of the way at the beginning?
Ha...No.. :) The gopro makes things look a little closer than they really are. I think I've only bumped into someone a few times.
😂I was thinking the same thing. We believe you though😉😊