Un sabato a Petworth tra arte, shopping e antiquariato | 4K

Do you like antiques? And art? Then don’t miss this video! Today I’m going to take you to Petworth, a charming market town that is famous for its antique shops and also for Petworth House, a grand National Trust stately home that hosts one of the most important private art collections in the United Kingdom. Stay with me for a day entirely dedicated to art and antiques. [Music] A Saturday in Petworth among Art and Antiques [Music] Hi everyone, I’m Laura, welcome back to my YouTube channel dedicated to the wonderful world of the English countryside. As you can see, I’ve arrived in Petworth, this beautiful market town in the county of West Sussex which is located just south of London, right in the heart of the South Downs National Park. Now… what I’m going to do today is not so much to talk about the history of this lovely place, but to answer a question that many of you have asked me in the past few months, that is: what do you do in the English countryside on weekends? The best way for me to answer is to show you how I spend a typical Saturday. Of course, visiting quaint towns and villages is not the only thing I do on weekends but it is certainly one of those I like the most. So… Petworth in particular is one of my favourite places because it is not far from Chawton … it is about 45 minutes by car… but above all it combines two of the things I like the most: antiques and art. Consider that, despite having only about 5,000 residents, Petworth is one of the most important antiques centres in England. A place where you can easily spend a day wandering around markets and independent shops looking for THAT unique item. Here is where I bought several pieces of furniture for my cottage: my small inlaid oak bookcase that goes perfectly with the other furniture I have in my quirky dining room, my antique French bureau that I put inside one of my two inglenook fireplaces … obviously the one that is no longer in use… and also the Edwardian display cabinet that I have in my living room. There are over 30 independent antique shops in Petworth… a lot for such a small town, and then there’s Petworth Antiques Market. The Market is a large exhibition space where different antique dealers display their pieces and here you can really find a bit of everything: not just antique furniture, but also books, silverware and accessories. It’s quite a large shop which I really like because you can wander around freely without people constantly asking you what you’re looking for and it is definitely more affordable than most of the other antique shops here in Petworth. But do you know what I’m going to do now? I’m indeed going to visit the Market… [Music] Did you like Petworth Antiques Market? When I come here I always pop in because there’s something new every time. Now, instead, as I always do, I’ll go browsing the other independent shops too, even though I usually tend not to buy anything because they surely have beautiful items but prices…are no joke! [Music] Oh… after spending the entire morning wandering around independent shops now I’m really starving! In Petworth there are two very popular pubs and also two Indian restaurants. But there are also other places where you can have a light lunch. Now, as I’ve said many times, I do really like classic pub grub, but today I prefer to eat something lighter …just to eat something… because later I really want to enjoy a Cream Tea! Today I’ll be going to Saddlers Cafe a lovely tea room in Petworth where food is really good and the atmosphere is welcoming and cosy… [Music] There you are…now I feel refreshed and I’m ready for the rest of the day. So, when we visit Petworth my husband and I always pop into Petworth House because it’s a beautiful place where, if you want, you can spend a whole day. And then because, having been members of the National Trust for many years, we don’t pay neither entry nor parking. Oh, by the way… if you’re a FAI member, this also applies to you because FAI members have free access to all National Trust’s properties. So… now I’m going to take you with me on a tour of… Petworth House! [Music] The building you see right behind me is Petworth House… It’s truly spectacular, isn’t it? The house dates back to the second half of the 17th century and was built in French Baroque style by Charles Seymour, the sixth Duke of Somerset. As I mentioned before, this wonderful residence is one of 500+ properties owned by the National Trust which is one of the great institutions of the United Kingdom. The National Trust is Europe’s largest conservation charity and has the mission of protecting and caring for English’s historical, architectural and cultural heritage. By the way, if you want to know what the National Trust does, you can take a look at my blog that I wrote a few months ago on this very subject. You can find the link here and in the comments section below. [Music] Petworth House is above all famous for being a true ‘treasure chest’ for art. Hundreds of extraordinary works of art by some of the most famous European painters and sculptors are on display here: from Titian to Van Dyck to Turner. This is something that never ceases to amazes me every time I come here because as soon as you enter, wherever you turn your eyes, you are literally surrounded by art. It’s a bit like being in an amazing museum but inside a private residence. Among the unique pieces you can see here at Petworth House there is also the first globe made in England. It was made at the end of the 1500s by English mathematician Molineux and it is a truly fascinating object. Now… I don’t know if I will be able to show it to you because it is preserved in a glass case, but it is very interesting, because it represents the world as people thought it was at the time of Queen Elizabeth I, complete with tall ships, sea monsters and other exotic animals in the areas of the planet that were still unknown at the time. As you can imagine, this imposing house has also been used as a set for many films, including some episodes of the famous TV show Bridgerton. But… enough chit-chat… let’s go visit it together! [Music] Now I’m in Petworth Park… Look how large it is… more than 700 acres… Wow! This park was created in the mid-1700s by the most famous English landscape architect, Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, who is the one who, basically developed the concept of English park as we know it today, with large open spaces, hills, woods and extensive areas laid to lawn. In the park there is a beautiful lake and one of the largest herds of fallow deer in the United Kingdom. It is estimated that up to 900 deer live in this park. They are truly beautiful animals and have been painted in several works by famous English romantic painter J.M.W. Turner. As I said before, you can spend an entire day at Petworth House and in this park you can literally get lost considering how large and relaxing it is… [Music] Uh… now I’m a bit tired… It has been a beautiful day but… …quite full on! Before heading back home though, I can’t miss my beloved Cream Tea in an traditional Tea Room that is called… Tiffins! Actually, I’m unsure whether to have a Cream Tea or one of the homemade cakes that are usually delicious in this place. But let’s go and have a look together… [Music] So… my day in Petworth ends here, but I hope I’ve been able to give you an idea of ​​what you can do on a weekend in the English countryside. Did you like Petworth? I love coming here because Petworth is one of those quaint market towns that are so typical of the wonderful counties of South East England places where, honestly, quality of life is truly amazing. In addition, this fantastic combination of art and antiques makes it a truly unique location. Petworth is about an hour and a half from Central London by car, but unfortunately doesn’t have a railway station, so the best option to get here is to take a direct train from London Victoria and alight at Pulborough station in West Sussex. The train journey is about an hour and 15 minutes, so it’s not that long… From there, you can easily get to Petworth by bus from the bus stop directly opposite to the station or by taxi. If you love antiques, art and the wonderful English countryside that Petworth is literally surrounded by, don’t miss a visit to this beautiful market town: I’m sure you won’t be disappointed! So, before saying goodbye, if you liked the video please don’t forget to like it, to share it on your socials and, if you haven’t done so yet …which is really bad, eh… please subscribe to the channel. Thanks and … byeee! Thanks and see you again soon! Subscribe

Cosa si fa il fine settimana nella campagna inglese? Per rispondere a questa domanda, in questo video vi porto a trascorrere un sabato insieme a me a Petworth, uno dei miei posti preferiti nell’Inghilterra del sud.

Petworth è una cittadina in West Sussex circondata dalla meravigliosa campagna del Parco Nazionale dei South Downs, ma è soprattutto famosa per essere uno dei principali centri inglesi dell’antiquariato, per i suoi negozi indipendenti e per Petworth House, una maestosa residenza del National Trust con una straordinaria collezione d’arte e un magnifico parco di oltre 280 ettari.

Insomma, un posto perfetto per trascorrere un’intera giornata all’insegna dell’arte, dell’antiquariato e dello shopping di qualità.

Scoprite con me questa autentica gemma della campagna inglese!

Questo è il link al mio blog sulla missione del National Trust di cui parlo nel video https://www.passionecampagnainglese.com/post/la-grande-missione-del-national-trust

CONTENTI
00:00 – Introduzione
01:07 – Perchè questo video
03:04 – Perchè Petworth mi piace così tanto
04:15 – Il Petworth Antiques Market
06:42 – Un giro tra i negozi indipendenti di Petworth
08:35 – Dove pranzare a Peworth
09:54 – Petworth House
12:43 – Arte a Petworth House
17:36 – Petworth Park
20:55 – Un ottimo Cream Tea da Tiffins of Petworth
22:28 – Perchè vale la pena di visitare Petworth e come arrivarci

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22 Comments

  1. Arte e antiquariato che passione! Grazie Laura per farci conoscere questi incantevoli luoghi che affascinano sempre per le loro bellezze dove il tempo sembra passare con un ritmo più rallentato..Brava e continua così!! 😊

  2. Ogni nuovo video è una gioia per la vista di tanti bei paesaggi naturali, di oggetti d'arte, architettura e antiquariato. Immagino poi il sapore del te alla crema con una fetta di dolce. Amo moltissimo anche la scelta della musica che accompagna le tue passeggiate. Me li guardo e riguardo e la magia si ripete. Laura grazie.

  3. Grazie Laura, non avevo il minimo dubbio che ci fosse da annoiarsi nella campagna inglese 🥰! Mi fai scoprire un mondo meraviglioso, rilassante e quieto.

  4. La cura con cui sono tenuti questi villaggi denota proprio l’amore, la passione e l’orgoglio degli abitanti, sono bomboniere cristallizzate nel tempo. Il fatto che ci siano tanti antiquari dimostra questa passione di voler mantenere vivo e custodire il passato, ogni oggetto trattiene in se una storia e se potessero parlare ….Mentre pranzavi non ho potuto non notare nel tavolo vicino la tipica Nonnina Inglese col vestito fantasia lungo e quel civettuolo cappellino🥰. Quel palazzo è un vero scrigno, un bel museo, quanti quadri ritratto ..che poi son le foto di chi ha preceduto, la bella possibilità anche di sedersi su quei divanetti, perché l’arte merita anche contemplazione rilassata. Il verde circostante poi incanta sempre e chiama relax. E senza parlare della fettazza di torta col tea, impossibile rinunciarci🤪. Il giro mi è piaciuto, al prossimo video😍🤗🌹

  5. Condivido ogni parola di Laura! Sono stata a Pethworth due giorni fa e ho seguito i suoi consigli e mi sono trovata benissimo….. E il caso ha voluto che nella Tea Rooms Tiffins mi servissero il te nella stessa teiera in cui lo hanno servito a Laura nel video! 😂😂😂

  6. Cara Laura, sono appena rientrata da un bellissimo viaggio nelle Cotswolds. Grazie anche ai tuoi bellissimi video e alle mille informazioni che fornisci ho trascorso una vacanza da sogno in un mondo incantato e…ti ho pensata spesso, chiedendomi se avrei potuto incontrarti in uno dei villaggi che ho visitato. Grazie per avermi ispirata

  7. Ciao Laura grazie di farci scoprire sempre posti da sogno….la tea room di campagna e' fantastica!! Troppo carina😊

  8. Al minuto 3:37 ho adorato vedere un quadro della mia Venezia in uno dei posti più famosi per l'arte e l'antiquariato ❤ Mio padre impazirrebbe e si sbancherebbe al Petworth antiques market 😅

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