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Lazio, Italy: Top 10 Places and Things to See | 4K Travel Guide

Here we are in Lazio, an Italian region rich in hidden treasures and historical, natural, and cultural wonders.

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The Eternal City, Rome, is the jewel of Lazio and the entire world. Its timeless beauty, ancient ruins, and astonishing artworks make Rome one of the most extraordinary cities in the world.

This millennia-old city will leave you breathless with the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Vatican, and many other places that encompass its entire history.

But Lazio is not only Rome! There are many other wonderful places to discover in this region, such as the picturesque Civita di Bagnoregio, known as the dying city, and the ancient abbeys of Casamari and Montecassino, true historical and architectural gems.

If you love villages and picturesque landscapes, you can't miss the Castelli Romani, with its charming villages, Castello di Orsini, with its magnificent view, and the medieval town of Terracina, where you can stroll through ancient streets and enjoy breathtaking views of the sea.

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00:00 Introduction
02:09 Montecassino Abbey
03:04 Casamari Abbey
03:51 Isola del Liri
04:44 Terracina
05:35 Ostia Antica
06:35 Gaeta
07:34 Tivoli
08:40 Castelli Romani
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12:48 Conclusions and Orsini Castle, Bolsena, Anagni

Anagni | Italy | Cinematic FPV

A cinematic FPV flight over the beauties of Anagni. It is known for its historical significance as one of the birthplace of the Papacy and for being the site of a famous event in medieval history known as the Outrage of Anagni

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Best Places in Lazio

Cradle of the occidental Christian culture, lakes and legends, thermal baths and history, ancient roads and green hills. This is Lazio, a region in central Italy, washed by the Tyrrhenian Sea, crossed by the Tiber River. The region consists mainly of hilly land that slopes gently towards the sea.
The region offers contrasting landscapes, which, however, complement each other well. Visitors can enjoy unforgettable views of the Italian capital, Rome. Lazio is also a thermal region. The healing effects of the many thermal springs were already known in the times of the Roman Republic.
Tivoli is such an ancient spa town, but its name is mainly associated with the rich art treasures. Tivoli acquired its fame mainly through the great villas such as Villa d'Este with its beautiful fountains and gardens and Hadrian's Villa, the former residence of Emperor Hadrian. For those who prefer the sea, the region offers real treats such as Gaeta, Sperlonga and the island of Ponza. For lake lovers, there is Lake Bracciano, a charming inland body of water surrounded by lush nature, on the shores of which stands the 16th century castle. All those who visit this land are left with memories of unique places and intense emotions, but also with a clear awareness of the inexorable passage of time and the efforts of all those who came before us to leave something for those who come after. #lazio #italy #bestplaces

Introduction Lazio 0:00
24. Viterbo 2:05
23. Ninfa 3:44
22. Ariccia 5:27
21. Montefiascone 6:59
20. Tarquinia 8:28
19. Rieti 9:53
18. Terracina 11:33
17. Frascati 13:04
16. Sermoneta 14:29
15. Castel Gandolfo 15:49
14. Subiaco 17:33
13. Bracciano Lake 19:15
12. Civita di Bagnoregio 20:33
11. Anagni 21:54
10. Sperlonga 23:32
9. Circeo National Park 25:21
8. Cerveteri 26:48
7. Ostia Antica 28:18
6. Tivoli 29:43
5. Rome 31:10
4. Caparola 33:15
3. Ponza 34:49
2. Gaeta 36:22
1. Montecassino 37:52

Alatri in Lazio: A Gem - Would it be Car-Free!

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Anagni (Lazio), Italy【Walking Tour】4K

A walking tour in 𝐀𝐧𝐚𝐠𝐧𝐢, a city famous for being the place where the 𝐎𝐮𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐀𝐧𝐚𝐠𝐧𝐢 took place in year 1303.

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**Some History**
The first human settlements date back to more than 700,000 years.

The people who lived in those places were of the Hernici, migrated - as it seems - from the Aniene valley and descendant from the Marsi (Marsians) (or from the Sabines), at least according to the ethnical term deriving from the Marsian herna (stone), that is: Those who live on the stony hills.

Anagni was an important city and spiritual centre of the Hernici.

Recent archaeological discoveries have revealed cultural and economic relationships between the Hernici and the Etruscans around the 7th century BC. In 307 BC, the Hernici, with the exception of Aletrium (Alatri), Verulae (Veroli), and Ferentinum (Ferentino) declared war on Rome. After suffering setbacks the Hernici offered unconditional surrender. In 306 BC the towns which had not joined the war remained independent, while “Anagnia and such others as had borne arms against the Romans were admitted to citizenship without the right to vote.

In Imperial times, many emperors spent their summers in Anagni to escape the heat of Rome, the most notable ones being Marcus Aurelius, Septimius Severus, Commodus, and Caracalla.

During the 10th and the 11th centuries, the city strengthened its link with the papal court: In fact, the popes began to consider the old capital city of the Hernici a safer and healthier spot compared to Rome, which was the place of frequent epidemic diseases.

As a result, several events connected with the struggle between Papacy and Empire took place in the city.
The 13th century was the golden age of the city. In one hundred years, Anagni produced four popes, three of them members of the Conti family

Anagni is connected to the events in the life of Boniface VIII, the fourth Pope to be born in the city. He was elected after the abdication of Celestine V, but opposed by French Cardinals and by the powerful Colonna Family.

In 1300, Boniface VIII, set up the first Jubilee and founded the first Roman university, but also began a feud with the King of France, Philip the Fair, who had assigned himself the right to tax the French clergy. In response, in 1302 Boniface delivered the Bull Unam Sanctam, which assigned to the Pope absolute supremacy over the earthly power of kings. In anger, Philip organized an expedition to arrest and help remove Boniface from his office.

On 7 September 1303, the king's advisor Guillaume de Nogaret and Sciarra Colonna led a band of two thousand mercenaries. They joined locals in an attack on the palaces of the pope and his nephew at Anagni. The palace was plundered and Boniface was nearly killed (Nogaret prevented Sciarra Colonna from murdering the pope). Still, Boniface was held prisoner and starved of food and drink for three days. This incident is called the ***𝗢𝘂𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗔𝗻𝗮𝗴𝗻𝗶***. According to a legend, during the imprisonment, the Pope was slapped by Sciarra Colonna with his gauntlet: the episode is called the Schiaffo di Anagni (***𝗔𝗻𝗮𝗴𝗻𝗶 𝗦𝗹𝗮𝗽***).

The virtual walk starts just in the vicinity of the main square then tours into the narrow streets of this ancient town.
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0:00 Main Square and Anagni Cathedral
4:49 Palace of Bonifacius VIII
10:54 Santa Chiara Church
13:30 Piazza Cavour and panorama
30:37 Church of Saint John de Duce
38:47 Belvedere Panorama
39:22 Cathedral of Santa Maria Annunziata
41:06 Main square
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Cosa vedere ad Anagni

Anagni, l'antica Capitale degli Ernici, è nota come La Città dei Papi per aver dato i natali a quattro pontefici e famosa sui libri di storia per l'episodio de Lo schiaffo di Anagni.
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Villa Magna Anagni, San Pietro a Villa Magna

Villa Magna, near Anagni, is an ancient Roman villa in ruins located approx. 60 km south-east of Rome. In this video are visible the church and the monastery of San Pietro, both built on top of the original villa, and both abandoned today. In the ground, mixed with the vegetation, you can still see traces of the original buildings from the Imperial age.

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Anagni Day Trip from Rome: Uncover Medieval Secrets and Stunning Cathedral Crypts

Looking for a unique day trip from Rome? Join me as we explore the historic town of Anagni, where medieval treasures, Gothic chapels, and frescoed crypts await. In this video, we’ll uncover the highlights of Anagni, from the stunning Palazzo Bonifacio VIII to the fascinating Cathedral with its ancient crypts and the remarkable Caetani Chapel.

I’ll also share practical tips on getting to Anagni by car, public transport, or tour, plus where to enjoy an authentic local meal. Whether you’re drawn to history, art, or simply a unique escape from Rome, Anagni offers an unforgettable journey back in time. Let's dive into Anagni’s medieval charm together!

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0:01:30 – Introduction to Anagni and What to Expect
1:30 – Exploring the Palace of Pope Boniface VIII
5:44 – Lunch at Tratto Pesce Restaurant
7:03 – Visiting Piazza Papa Innocenzo III
8:16 – In Front of Anagni Cathedral and Bell Tower
10:22 – Highlights of the Anagni Museum
11:35 – Inside the Anagni Cathedral
12:20 – Discovering the Frescoed Crypt of the Oratory
13:48 – Exploring the Crypt of San Magno
15:23 – Tips for Visiting Anagni and Key Highlights
17:10 – How to Travel to Anagni from Rome: Car, Train, and Tour Options

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Historic Cattedrale di Santa Maria in Anagni

The Cattedrale di Santa Maria in Anagni is a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture and a significant site in Italy's religious and cultural history. Constructed in the 11th century, the cathedral boasts a majestic façade, high arches, and stunning medieval frescoes, particularly in the Crypt of San Magno. Known for its intricate Cosmatesque floor, this sacred site is a testament to the artistry of the Cosmati family. The cathedral also played a pivotal role in history, being the site where Pope Boniface VIII proclaimed the first Jubilee in 1300. Whether you're a history enthusiast, art lover, or spiritual seeker, the Cattedrale di Santa Maria offers a unique glimpse into the past.

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Cosa vedere ad Anagni-Fuggi 💦 Ciociaria 🏺 Parte Prima

Siamo in Ciociaria, 😎

Iniziamo la nostra visita ad Anagni conosciuta come la Città dei Papi,
fa parte della provincia di Frosinone nel sud del Lazio,
situata a circa 70 km da Roma 🏛

Si presenta come una cittadina medioevale e si erge su una collina della Valle del Sacco, possiede le sue ricchezze soprattutto nel centro storico, di stampo medievale, con eleganti palazzi, chiese, piazze, logge e graziosi vicoli 🏰

Percorrendo via Vittorio Emanuele si raggiunge la contrada Valle, ai piedi di Colle Sant’Angelo, si scorgere il campanile di uno dei piccoli gioielli della zona. la chiesa di Sant’Andrea, citato già in alcuni documenti medievali di cui il più antico risale all’anno 1000 ⛪️

Passiamo dal bellissimo e particolare porticato del Palazzo della Ragione ottenuto dall’unione di due edifici preesistenti,
è davvero affascinante camminare per chilometri di strade e stradine attraversando secoli di storia, la città offre la possibilità di spostarsi dalla via principale lungo i tanti vicoli convergenti per ammirare scorci caratteristici di questo centro della Ciociaria 🏘

Seguendo le frecce arriviamo finalmente al monumento più rappresentativo di Anagni, sul lato est di Piazza Innocenzo III sorge Palazzo Bonifacio VIII il Palazzo dei Papi, costruito all’inizio del XIII secolo, Il corpo principale del palazzo si presenta all’esterno come una tipica residenza baronale di inizio 1200: due grandi arcate in pietra, una scalinata esterna laterale che dà accesso al primo piano 🏰

La costruzione della Cattedrale risale agli anni 1072-1104, la possente facciata in pietra tartara domina maestosamente il sagrato insieme al poderoso campanile romanico con aperture a monofore, bifore e trifore che svetta a 30 metri di altezza 🔔

Il Palazzo ospitò diversi papi e nel 1230 anche l'imperatore Federico II, fino a quando divenne di proprietà di Bonifacio VIII.
Il Palazzo è un edificio su due piani, che ospita al suo interno diverse importanti sale ricche di affreschi, dipinti, opere d'arte e mobili di pregio; tra le più importanti sale dell'edificio meritano sicuramente una visita quella delle Oche, del Giubileo e delle Scacchiere 🤩

L’interno della cattedrale a caratteri romanici, come l’alternanza di pilastri e colonne di separazione tra le navate, incontrano elementi architettonici tipicamente gotici frutto dei restauri.
Gli archi della navata centrale furono decorati con immagini di pavoni e draghi 🎨

La Cripta di San Magno si trova nei sotterranei della Cattedrale.
Vi si accede dalla porta del Museo della Cattedrale, proprio a fianco dell’ingresso alla chiesa, questa meraviglia dell’arte medievale è stata ribattezzata dagli storici dell’arte come la Cappella Sistina del Medioevo.

Per visitare la Cripta ed il Museo si deve fare un biglietto che costa 9 euro e permette di seguire un percorso suggestivo dove è possibile ammirare una collezione di tessuti ed oreficerie del XIII Secolo, dei manoscritti antichissimi e una raffinata cappella dove è esposta una pregiata tavola raffigurante una Madonna con il Bambino, risalente al 1325.

Terminato il percorso del Museo, si scende per accedere alla Cripta, qui, per non rovinare i preziosi affreschi, la luce si accende per mezz’ora, ogni ora e mezzo 💡

L’ambiente presenta tre navate trasversali, dodici colonne con le rispettive pareti, sono decorate da un ciclo pittorico di eccezionale bellezza che racconta la storia della Salvezza dell’uomo, dalla sua creazione fino alla fine dei tempi 🤩
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Ci spostiamo ora in un’altra località molto conosciuta, Fiuggi, cittadina caratterizzata da due centri abitati, quello più antico, a circa 750 metri chiamato Fiuggi città, e quello più recente, a circa 600 metri s.l.m., è chiamato Fiuggi Fonte ⛲️
Il Palazzo Comunale risale al Novecento, presenta uno stile che si ispira all’architettura fiorentina.

Il borgo medievale di Fiuggi risale all’anno Mille, fu costruito su un’altura a scopo difensivo contro le invasioni barbariche, l’impianto urbanistico è caratterizzato dalle tipiche case-mura medievali e da un dedalo di viuzze in pietra 🏘

A due passi dalla Fonte Anticolana, si trova il lago di Canterno, meta di viaggiatori incantati dalla sua straordinaria bellezza ma anche di amanti del mistero, affascinati dalla storia del lago fantasma.
Canterno giace infatti in una conca caratterizzata da un inghiottitoio noto localmente come il “Pertuso”.
Oggi Canterno è tutelato da una Riserva Naturale ed è e tappa obbligata per chi si trovi a Fiuggi e dintorni 🍀

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