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00:00 [music]

00:05 Today we leave the wonderful Dolomites, we are at Fiera del Primiero

00:08 and we move towards the soft hills of the Valdobbiadene with the dry Pro.

00:11 With destination Padova where a wonderful surprise awaits you. Let's go!

00:16 [music]

00:18 Hi, my name is Diego Gastaldi, I am a traveler and documentary filmmaker.

00:22 This year I decided to follow the tour of Italy to discover the beauties of the beautiful country and the Made in Italy. Follow me!

00:28 [music]

00:43 Hi Nicola! Hi Diego! Welcome to Fiera del Primiero! Thank you!

00:46 I saw some wonderful mountains, I have never been here, so you have to explain to me.

00:50 Yes, these are the Pale di San Martino, the largest group of the Dolomites.

00:54 We are lucky to have some wonderful mountains right here, close to us.

00:59 I think it's a nice visit ticket for the locality.

01:01 The village of Fiera del Primiero is a bit in the center of the Primiero Valley.

01:05 It was born in the medieval period, in the 14th century, because the mining economy of the locality developed.

01:12 This was an area where copper, iron and silver were extracted from mining valleys.

01:18 Over time, this area became a tourist destination, thanks to the mountains.

01:25 We are lucky to have the Pale di San Martino, which is the largest group of the Dolomites.

01:29 It is loved by trekking and climbing enthusiasts.

01:33 We are in the Necrèndi garden, the most famous town in the Primiero Valley.

01:38 An engineer designed the Suez Canal.

01:42 Here we see the canal, its representation in the staircase.

01:48 This is the Palace of the Miners.

01:50 Here is the seat of the Museum of the History of Primiero.

01:55 [Music]

02:23 Hi Diego!

02:25 Hi Diego! Welcome to the hills of the Conegliano Valdobbiadene.

02:29 Here we are in the area of Refrontolo.

02:32 These are UNESCO heritage hills, recognized since 2019.

02:37 Especially for this heroic viticulture, these steep, almost vertical hills.

02:43 Here they still practice a totally handmade viticulture.

02:47 Only 130 quintals are produced on small sections called "rivers".

02:53 Here we have a combination of soils and climates that give incredible scents.

03:00 I think you are in a wonderful place, where the real Conegliano Valdobbiadene is made.

03:06 The original, the superior Prosecco.

03:09 Here is the tradition, the real culture, the real history.

03:13 Welcome again, Diego!

03:15 I wanted to try it.

03:17 Let's go and drink something.

03:18 The Conegliano Valdobbiadene is the extra dry Prosecco.

03:21 This wine is made with the Vitigno Glera, an indigenous variety of these hills.

03:27 Because here he found the ideal conditions, still three or four centuries ago.

03:32 Our soils were formed thanks to the melting of the ice of the Dolomites.

03:37 Which brought on these lands the limestone that gives this elegance and finesse to the wine.

03:43 And from here began the phenomenon that invaded the whole world.

03:47 These scented, pleasant, non-alcoholic wines.

03:52 And it changed the way of drinking worldwide.

03:56 I represent the consortium of protection of the Conegliano Valdobbiadene.

03:59 There are about 8,000 hectares, 3,300 heroic winemakers.

04:04 And 220 sparkling houses.

04:07 About 90 million bottles.

04:09 One of the most important realities in Italy.

04:11 But what honors us above all.

04:13 We are a real expression of "Made in Italy".

04:16 It is a product that amazes us every year.

04:18 Because it expands its borders worldwide.

04:21 It's all together.

04:22 A passion, a story, a landscape.

04:25 It makes this a truly unique product.

04:28 So, "Chain the World".

04:30 [Music]

04:55 Welcome to the "Chain of Scrovegni".

04:57 World Heritage Site of UNESCO since July 2021.

05:01 It is the place that revolutionized the history of Western art.

05:05 And why did art revolutionize?

05:07 Art revolutionized because it brought naturalism into art.

05:11 Before, the figures were static.

05:14 They were not natural, unrealistic.

05:16 With Giotto, on the other hand, man is represented in a naturalistic way.

05:21 Both physically and through emotion.

05:25 The emblematic point of this speech is the kiss of Gioacchino and Anna.

05:29 Their meeting after a moment of exile.

05:32 And it is the first kiss in the history of Western art.

05:35 And for the first time it is a real kiss.

05:37 With two lips that meet.

05:39 An extraordinary thing if you think that the paintings are from the early 1900s.

05:44 The other revolutionary aspect of this place is Giotto.

05:49 100 years before the perspective was theorized.

05:52 He paints environments that already give us an idea of the third dimension.

05:56 Because he needs to place his figures, which are volumetric, you see, very plastic.

06:01 Inside real places.

06:03 Blue and stars have become, over the centuries, the very symbol of Giotto.

06:08 It is a blue of azurites and it is the only part that has been painted dry.

06:13 Above, on the other hand, a masterpiece that is completely painted in good freshness.

06:18 The reason why the Scrovegni Chapel is a world heritage site.

06:22 It is because the fact that a story is told here is so characteristic.

06:27 A story that unites almost like a really cinematic film.

06:31 Because it starts at the top and then follows, going down in an elliptical way.

06:36 A whole series of episodes.

06:38 And you even recognize the characters because they are always dressed in the same way.

06:43 On this wall here you find all the virtues.

06:46 And they are the virtues that lead you, if you follow them, to paradise in the counterface.

06:50 On the other hand, we have the opposite vices that lead you to hell.

06:55 Coming out of the door, the last image that took you home was the image of universal judgment.

07:02 It was the useful image to make you understand what were the good and bad behaviors.

07:15 And this is the Palace of Reason.

07:17 Another UNESCO World Heritage Site in the city of Padova.

07:21 It is the largest pencil room in Europe.

07:25 It was at the time.

07:26 Now there are other modern realities.

07:29 And as you can see, it is huge.

07:31 They are over 80 meters long.

07:34 And it was designed by the Municipal Court of Padova.

07:37 It was the room where the council met.

07:40 It was also a place for the courts.

07:43 But above all it was a great painting hall for the city.

07:47 In the sense that you see represented the months of the year, one after the other.

07:52 Along with the constellation that at that time was in the sky.

07:56 Along with the saint who was the protector of that period.

08:00 But also along with the activities that man carried out.

08:03 From the point of view of agriculture or fishing.

08:06 Human activities.

08:09 [Music]

08:12 We are in Prato della Valle, in Padova.

08:24 Today, beautiful Punta Tona, all dedicated to UNESCO sites.

08:28 We started from the Dolomites, UNESCO sites.

08:30 The hills of the Valdobbiadene, UNESCO sites.

08:32 To get here to Padova, where there are two.

08:35 The beautiful Scrovegni, wonderful with the innovations of Giotto.

08:38 I really liked it.

08:40 The other I have not seen and maybe I will return to Padova to see it.

08:42 Because it is the oldest botanical garden in the world.

08:45 I'm in front of San Giustina.

08:47 I greet you here and see you tomorrow.

08:49 Bye.

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08:58 [Music]

09:01 (upbeat music)

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