Campane di Capri (NA), duomo, - segnale orario
Concerto di 5 campane in Fa# due fisse per le ore e tre per la distesa.
L' orologio è fatto da un artigiano locale in ceramica di capri.
-h. 11:00: segnale orario sulla campana più grande delle due per le ore.
Eccoci ancora al sud d' Italia finalmente in un isola!!
Il campanile si trova dall' altra parte della Piazzetta a 50 metri dalla chiesa.
Il video inizia con un inquadratura al campanile (con un particolare sull' orologio e le campane) , poi mi sposto sulla piazzetta ed il municipio, poi si vede uno scorcio della candida facciata della chiesa, poi torno sul campanile con un inquadratura uguale alla prima ed infine al belvedere sul Vesuvio e il golfo di Napoli dopo riprendo il segnale orario.
Campana dei QUARTI
Sistema di suono: FISSO
Nominale: LA 4 naturale
Fonditore: DE POLI Vittorio Veneto
Anno: 1888
Campana delle ORE
Sistema di suono: FISSO
Nominale: SOL 4 naturale
Fonditore : DE POLI Vittorio Veneto
Anno: 1888
Campana SQUILLINA
Sistema di suono: SLANCIO
Nominale: DO# 4
Fonditore: OTTOLINA CARLO Seregno
Anno: 1973
Campana MEZZANA
Sistema di suono: BATTAGLIO CADENTE
Nominale: LA# 3
Fonditore: CAPANNI Castelnovo Ne' Monti
Anno: 1998
Iscrizione : DEO RAVENTE
SANCTO NEUNT JUBILAEO
CAPRIENSI POPULO
REVOCANTI ANIMOS MAESTUNQUE
TIMOREM MITTENTI
IUVENTI STEPHANI TESTIMONIO
CONSTANTIIQUE EPISCOPALI CARITATE
HOC AERE SACRO SONANTE
SALUTEMQUE NUNTIANTE
AERUFTA SANA LATEQUE
IN AEQUORE TUTO
DEMINI SI ESCANT SCOPULI
Campana MAGGIORE
Sistema di suono: BATTAGLIO CADENTE
Nominale: FA# 3
Fonditore: CAPEZZUTO CARMINE Napoli
Anno: 1950 circa
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TOSCANA - CHIANCIANO TERME centro storico - HD
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Il centro storico di Chianciano, nel suo insieme, è un perfetto esempio di paese medievale, ma in esso si trovano racchiuse testimonianze delle diverse epoche storiche e artistiche che hanno interessato il territorio.
L’ingresso stesso alla zona centrale, attraverso Porta Rivellini, ne è un esempio: la Porta ha un’ubicazione e una funzione tipiche delle città medievali, ma i suoi tratti essenziali e le sue linee eleganti dimostrano gli interventi successivi avvenuti in epoca rinascimentale.
Appena oltrepassata la porta, si offre in tutta la sua bellezza alla vista dei turisti la Chiesa dell’Immacolata, che sorge sul sito che una volta ospitava una chiesa più antica e un ospedale.
A dominare la via, oltre alla chiesa, è la Torre dell’Orologio, anch’essa caratterizzata dalla struttura medievale ma largamente restaurata in epoche successive. Sempre ad epoche successive risale anche lo stemma dei Medici che campeggia sulla facciata.
L’edificio del comune, invece, si affaccia su Piazza Matteotti, splendidamente ornata dalla fontana risalente al XVIII secolo, a pianta esagonale e adagiata al termine di una scalinata.
Dall’altra lato della piazza trova spazio il Castello Manenti, chiamato anche Monastero. Antichi documenti fanno risalire il Castello all’anno mille e ne raccontano le traversie legate alle vicende storiche e politiche del territorio conteso tra Siena, Orvieto e, infine, Firenze.
In questo contesto eccezionale, si possono individuare ben 5 sorgenti di acqua termale intorno alle quali, naturalmente, si sono sviluppati una serie di stabilimenti e alberghi che ogni anno richiamano un’enorme quantità di turisti.
Places to see in ( Udine - Italy ) Piazza della Liberta
Places to see in ( Udine - Italy ) Piazza della Liberta
Piazza Libertà, also known as Piazza della Libertà is the oldest square in Udine, in Friuli-Venezia Giulia region, Italy. It was previously known as the Piazza Cantarena. Piazza Libertà in Udine is the oldest square in the city. It represents the heart of Udine and is the starting point for many historical-cultural itineraries. It is called the most beautiful Venetian style square on the mainland and is a harmonious complex of Renaissance buildings.
The square, located at the foot of the Castle of Udine, has been repeatedly changed its name. In the Middle Ages, in fact, it was called Piazza del Vino because here there was a dedicated market. In 1350 it assumed the name of Piazza del Comune because at the time it was the seat of the Municipal Council. In 1550, with the arrival of the Venetians, it was called Piazza Contarenain honor of one of the lieutenants; while in 1866, with the unification of Friuli to Italy, it was named after Vittorio Emanuele II. Only after the Second World War was her today's name assigned to her.
Many buildings overlook this charming square. Beginning with the fifteenth-century Loggia del Lionello in Gothic-Venetian style, covered with white and pink bichrome marble. On the embankment, instead, you can admire the Loggia and the Tempietto di San Giovanni . The first was built between 1533 and 1535 on a design by Bernardino da Morcote; the second is dedicated to the fallen for the country.
The nearby Torre dell'Orologio is original, the work of Giovanni da Udine and dated 1527, surmounted by the statues of the two Moors that mark the passage of time inexorably. The Arco Bollani , designed by Palladio, with its rusticated rustication and the Leone Marciano at the top, leads directly to the city's castle.
About halfway up the slope between the Loggia del Lionello and the Arco Bollani, the Monument to Peace , commissioned by Napoleon to commemorate the signing of the Treaty of Campoformido, has been exhibited since 1819 .
At the opposite end of the Monument to Peace is instead the monumental Renaissance fountain of Carrara . Furthermore, the Piazza di San Marco, erected in 1539 and theColumn of Justice dating back to 1614. Finally, look at the Loggia del Lionello, finally, the two seventeenth-century twin statues of Ercole and Caco , friendly to the Udinese Florean and Venturin .
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Video and photos in HD I have made during my trip to Venice (Venezia) in Italy (Veneto) in 2010. The video includes the following highlights: Rialto Bridge (Ponte di Rialto), Grand Canal (Canal Grande), Gondolas, Clock Tower (Torre dell’Orologio), Saint Mark’s Square (Piazza di San Marco), Saint Mark’s Campanile (Campanile di San Marco), Doge’s Palace (Palazzo del Doge), going to the top of St. Mark’s Campanile, Saint Mark’s Basilica (Basilica di San Marco), Saint George Maggiore Island, Venice by night.
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Venice is a city in northeastern Italy and the capital of the Veneto region. It is situated across a group of 118 small islands that are separated by canals and linked by bridges, of which there are 400. The islands are located in the shallow Venetian Lagoon, an enclosed bay that lies between the mouths of the Po and the Piave Rivers. Parts of Venice are renowned for the beauty of their settings, their architecture, and artwork. The lagoon and a part of the city are listed as a World Heritage Site.
In 2014, 264,579 people resided in Comune di Venezia, of whom around 55,000 live in the historic city of Venice (Centro storico). Together with Padua and Treviso, the city is included in the Padua-Treviso-Venice Metropolitan Area (PATREVE), with a total population of 2.6 million. PATREVE is only a statistical metropolitan area.
The name is derived from the ancient Veneti people who inhabited the region by the 10th century BCE. The city was historically the capital of the Republic of Venice. Venice has been known as the La Dominante, Serenissima, Queen of the Adriatic, City of Water, City of Masks, City of Bridges, The Floating City, and City of Canals.
The Republic of Venice was a major financial and maritime power during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, and a staging area for the Crusades and the Battle of Lepanto, as well as a very important center of commerce (especially silk, grain, and spice) and art in the 13th century up to the end of the 17th century. The city-state of Venice is considered to have been the first real international financial center which gradually emerged from the 9th century to its peak in the 14th century. This made Venice a wealthy city throughout most of its history.
It is also known for its several important artistic movements, especially the Renaissance period. After the Napoleonic Wars and the Congress of Vienna, the Republic was annexed by the Austrian Empire, until it became part of the Kingdom of Italy in 1866, following a referendum held as a result of the Third Italian War of Independence. Venice has played an important role in the history of symphonic and operatic music, and it is the birthplace of Antonio Vivaldi. Venice has been ranked the most beautiful city in the world as of 2016. The city is facing some major challenges, however, including financial difficulties, erosion, pollution, subsidence, an excessive number of tourists in peak periods and problems caused by oversized cruise ships sailing close to the banks of the historical city.
Today, there are numerous attractions in Venice, such as St Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, the Grand Canal, and the Piazza San Marco. The Lido di Venezia is also a popular international luxury destination, attracting thousands of actors, critics, celebrities, and mainly people in the cinematic industry.
Venice is regarded by some as a tourist trap, and by others as a living museum. Unlike most other places in Western Europe, and the world, Venice has become widely known for its element of elegant decay. The competition for foreigners to buy homes in Venice has made prices rise so high that numerous inhabitants are forced to move to more affordable areas of Veneto and Italy, the most notable being Mestre.
Comune di Sutri (VT)
Sutri è un Comune in Provincia di Viterbo, arroccato su uno sperone roccioso, che ha ricevuto la Bandiera Arancione del Touring Club per la straordinaria bellezza del Centro Storico. Un’antica leggenda vuole Sutri fondata dal Dio Saturno, in etrusco Sutrinas, da cui deriverebbe il nome della cittadina. L’edificio di spicco è sicuramente la Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta in Cielo, edificio medievale ampiamente rimaneggiato nel corso del XVIII secolo, che domina il panorama insieme alla settecentesca Torre dell’orologio.
Il Comune è tappa di un importante Cammino di Fede, la Via Francigena, lungo la quale è posta Porta Fraceneta. Meritano una visita l’Anfiteatro e il Parco dell’Antichissima Città di Sutri, parco urbano nei dintorni del centro storico che accoglie un antico sito archeologico, tra i più interessanti della Tuscia. Bellissimi il Palazzo Comunale o Antiquarium, la Chiesa di San Francesco e e i numerosi edifici di culto del Borgo, ma una menzione particolare va dedicata a Villa Savorelli, che con la Chiesa di Santa Maria del Monte e il giardino all’italiana, rappresenta un vero e proprio capolavoro architettonico.
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L'Orologio Più Grande Del Mondo
La Treeppas Tv vi porta a Messina dove si trova quello che è considerato l'orologio astronomico più grande e più complesso del mondo. Fu costruito sotto consiglio di papa Pio XI nel 1933. I suoi meccanismi riprendono in parte quelli dell’orologio astronomico di Strasburgo.
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Domenica delle palme nella Piazzetta di Capri (1)
Piazzetta di Capri: 1 aprile 2012, domenica delle palme. Benedizione e celebrazione liturgica da parte del parroco don Carmine Del Gaudio.
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La torre con l'orologio - Municipio IV Roma Montesacro
La meravigliosa torre con l'orologio che domina piazza Sempione. Un pezzo di storia del nostro quartiere che, a breve, grazie ad alcuni lavori finanziati da privati su input del presidente Cristiano Bonelli, tornerà al suo antico splendore.
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Crémieu, France
È un tipico borgo medievale e di interesse storico/architettonico sono: il mercato medievale (XV secolo); il convento degli Agostiniani (XIV secolo); la torre dell'orologio e le rovine del convento di Saint Hyppolite. Faceva parte del territorio del Delfinato.
Early history
Crémieu has a long and important medieval history. First historical references to Cremieu date back to the 12th century, when a benedictine priory was built high on the cliffs of Saint-Hippolyte. the town itself, however, grew up during the 13th century, the southern slopes of Saint-Laurent hill and overlooking the walls of the royal castle which the Dauphins of La Tour began to restore in 1282. In 1315, the town was granted important civis and trading rights which marked the beginning of two centuries of prosperity. Building of a new covered market started in 1434, as did the construction of a fortified wall, almost 2 kilometers long, with 9 gates and 14 towers. The wall encircled not only the royal castle, the old town and the cliff of Saint-Hippolyte, but also the site of a new town below, next to an Augustian monastery. In 1357, a mint was set up at Crémieu, making it even more prosperous. In 2006 a petit blanccoin, struck in the Cremieu mint in 1446,(validated by Cremieu museum) was discovered in the keel of the Newport Medieval Ship. This allowed the construction of the vessel to be dated to not earlier than 1446. It is assumed the petit blanc was placed in the Ship as a token of good luck.The minter of the coin was Jaques Vincent. From the reign of Louis XII (1498--1515), Crémieu benefited from its strategic position on the route of French expeditionary forces bound Italy. The town became a major trading centre in cereals for France, Savoy, Switzerland and Italy. As early as the 15th century, it had an important Jewish community. Raoul de Gaucourt, governor of Dauphiné, renewed the privileges of the Jews in 1441 for seven years in consideration of the sum of 50 florins, which Moses Dandéli of Crémieu and Aguinet Solomon of Saint-Symphorien, Jewish residents, were to collect from their coreligionists. The Jews of Crémieu refused to pay the sum and emigrated in large numbers. The dauphin Louis XI of France recalled them in 1449, and promised them that if they would reopen their banking-houses, he would tax them only one ounce of fine silver in the future, instead of the half-mark that they had formerly been required to pay. New gates were built in 1535 and the lower town, design along the lines of most medieval new towns, was completed at the beginning of the 16th century. The 17th century brought monasteries and convents to Crémieu, where trade was by now beginning to flag. The Capuchins settled there in 1615, The white Penitents in 1619, the nuns of the order of Visitations in 1627, the ursuile nuns in 1633, the Notre-Dame du Reclus hospital opened in 1675 and the church of Saint-John was completed by the end of 17th century. The town's economic decline finalised by the suppression, in 1702, of the annual trade fairs dating back to the 14th century, led the townspeople to turn to the leather and textile industries during 18th century. In 1710, quarter of the population was working as tanners, cobblers carders (of both hemp and wool) and spinners. In the next century, the plateau of Isle-Cremieu and the sleepy town below the ruins of the castle and ramparts began to attract landscape artists, led by Corot, as well as travellers, tourists and lovers of all things beautiful.
Campane di Rotello (CB)
Rotello (CB)
Chiesa parrocchiale di S.Maria degli Angeli
4 Campane in Mib3+ 2 dell'orologio
Campanone e 4° Marinelli-Agnone 1952, 2° Ignoto 1783, 3° Marinelli 1956
- Rintocchi del Campanone e della Seconda campana dalla Cella
Campanaria, 3-4-5-1 Sul Campanone e Distesa del Campanone,
su richiesta per l'Angelus Feriale.
La 2° Campana, la 3°e la 4° Campana hanno un guasto al motore e alle campane dell'orologio non va il Battente.
Per le Funzioni Religiose suona il Campanone a Rintocchi
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L'isola del sole in fiamme.
La settimana Incom 01436 del 01/08/1956
Capri: fuochi di artificio e bengala.
Descrizione sequenze:giovani donne sulla spiaggia nei pressi del porticciolo prendono il sole sulla spiaggia ; due uomini trasportano una cassa di legno pesante ; uomo sul sedili di una seggiovia tiene in grembo dei pacchi ; donne sedute sui sedili della funivia ; uomini piazzano i mortaretti sulla cima di una collina ; di notte si accendono i bengala i i fuochi di artificio ; i fuochi di artificio illuminano la notte e la torre saracena ; il porticciolo di Capri illuminato dai fuochi di artificio ;
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The Sorgente Rizziconi Power Line
FANTOZZI EPOPEA INPS! MANIFESTAZIONE SINDACALE E GITA A VENEZIA!! ???? Fantozzi va in Pensione
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Fantozzi tenta quindi l'attività politica, partecipando alle manifestazioni sindacali. Come unico risultato, ottengono dall'INPS agevolazioni per viaggi organizzati, di cui Filini approfitta subito per organizzare una gita a Venezia. I colleghi salgono sul pullman che dovrebbe condurli all'aereo, ma il pullman, invece di portarli verso il velivolo, prende l'autostrada e li porta direttamente a Venezia.
Dopo diciotto ore di viaggio, Fantozzi è in preda a dolori tipo parto perché deve urinare e prega il conducente di fermarsi, in piena notte, in galleria: passano dei tir che investono le persone che sono scese dal pullman. Lasciati a Rovigo e raggiunta Venezia a piedi, vengono subito scambiati per saccopelisti dalla Polizia. Mangiano poi in un locale che si affaccia sul mare, dove un “esperto” di sci nautico sbanda inondando i commensali seduti a tavola.
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Anniversari. Il 4 novembre in Italia.
La settimana Incom 00361 del 11/11/1949
Giornata delle Forze Armate. Anniversario della Vittoria.
Descrizione sequenze:Einaudi, De Gasperi, presidenti Camera e Senato rendono omaggio al milite ignoto ; pubblico visita le caserme ; Lecce: reparti dell'esercito sull'attenti ; giuramento di allievi ufficiali ; Firenze: messa nella scuola di Applicazione Aeronautica ; Venezia: Pennoni di San Marco con bandiere ; navi da guerra ancorate nella laguna ; Redipuglia: reduci rendono omaggio al milite ignoto ; Milano: discorso di Gasparotto davanti ad un folto pubblico con bandiere ; Torino: sacerdoti escono da un edificio neoclassico ; reggia di Torino: scorcio di carri armati ; Genova il Generale Almici passa in rassegna reparti dell'esercito ; Napoli: De Nicola e Ascalesi rendono omaggio all'altare della patria ; pubblico visita l'altare della patria ; statua di Armando Diaz ;
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Places to see in ( Taormina - Italy )
Places to see in ( Taormina - Italy )
Taormina is a hilltop town on the east coast of Sicily. It sits near Mount Etna, an active volcano with trails leading to the summit. The town is known for the Teatro Antico di Taormina, an ancient Greco-Roman theater still used today. Near the theater, cliffs drop to the sea forming coves with sandy beaches. A narrow stretch of sand connects to Isola Bella, a tiny island and nature reserve.
Spectacularly perched on the side of a mountain, Taormina is one of Sicily's most popular summer destinations, a chi-chi resort town popular with holidaying high-rollers and those wanting a taste of Sicilian dolce vita. Granted it's unashamedly touristy and expensive, but the town merits a couple of days for its stunning ancient theatre, people watching and breathtaking vistas.
Founded in the 4th century BC, Taormina enjoyed great prosperity under the Greek ruler Gelon II and later under the Romans, but fell into quiet obscurity after being conquered by the Normans in 1087. Its reincarnation as a tourist destination dates to the 18th century, when northern Europeans discovered it on the Grand Tour. Among its fans was DH Lawrence, who lived here between 1920 and 1923.
Taormina gets extremely busy in July and August and virtually shuts down between November and Easter. Ideally, head up in April, May, September or October.
One of Italy's most historic holiday resorts, Taormina is a picturesque small town perched on a slope high above the Ionian Sea on the eastern coast of Sicily. A popular and fashionable destination for well over a century, Taormina's hotels and restaurants are very experienced at welcoming foreign tourists. Many of these are fairly expensive, including some fabulous luxury options. However, visitors don't have to spend a fortune to enjoy the town's principal attractions - the views, the scenery, the atmosphere.
Close to the site of one of the earliest colonies founded by the Ancient Greeks in Sicily, Taormina became a thriving Greek and then Roman town. The size and elegance of the town cathedral and many of its buildings are evidence of Taormina's moderate prosperity over the centuries. By the end of the 19th century this picturesque and ancient town was already on the tourist trail, with famous visitors including Oscar Wilde, Richard Wagner and Tsar Nicholas II. Over the last decades travellers have come for the views, the ancient ruins, the seaside, the town's film festival, an outdoor theatre season, the fine hotels and more. A classy honeymoon destination or a cheap and cheerful excursion from a cruise ship, Taormina has a lot to offer all kinds of visitor. As a consequence, of course, this small town is sometimes so crowded it can feel like a victim of its own success.
Accommodation is cheaper out of season, and the little town is less packed, too. March, April and May are good months to enjoy sunshine, the flowers and relatively-uncrowded streets and restaurants. Autumn in Sicily can feature heavy rainstorms, but also plenty of sunshine. On the negative side, out of season you may find hotel swimming pools emptied, building works underway around town, and little buzz in the nightlife.
Taormina is the one destination in Sicily, and probably the one Italian destination south of the Amalfi Coast, where tourism is really well-established and dominates the entire character of the town. So for less experienced travellers, non-Europeans, and newcomers to Italy, it is a manageable and reassuring place to stay. English is widely spoken, but the town still values its traditions and you'll enjoy Sicilian food and a fair amount of Italian atmosphere. If you are a seasoned Italy traveller and looking for authentic Sicily, Taormina is still worth visiting, though you'd probably prefer to combine it with other, less-touristy spots.
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サンマルコ広場の大鐘楼の上から（VENEZIA ヴェネチア（ヴェニス））
サンマルコ広場の大鐘楼の上から見たところ。
右下にサンマルコ寺院、向かい側に時計塔。
Top of the Campaniele in Piazza San Marco.
We can see the Torre dell' Orologio.
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Un altro splendido campanile,con campane in esecuzione.