Rome Complete Travel Guide - Italy Travel Ideas - Vatican City
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- Rome is possibly the most beautiful and interesting city you’ll ever visit. And I highly recommend that you add this to your bucket list and go once in your life. But it’s the giant mega capital city of Italy, so where do you start?
I’ll show you around everything that’s cool in Rome, such as The Colosseum, The Trevi Fountain, Vatican City, St Peter’s Basilica, Roman Forum, Spanish Steps, Castel Sant’ Angelo, the Pantheon, the Sistine Chapel, all the churches, all the cathedrals, where to get the best gelato & pizza and much more!
Ninh Ly presents ‘Ultimate Bucket List’ - a brand new CZcams channel to explore cool things to do before you die. From swimming with dolphins, to jumping off cranes, to gambling in Vegas. Follow me on my journey to tick off things on my bucket list and give you travel tips and advice so that you can start your own. Come on guys, live a little!
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This is another one of my feature-length city guides that took weeks to make, so if you have enjoyed this video or found it useful, please share where you can. It’ll take you a just few seconds, but it helps me out massively!
The map shown in this video can be download here: www.romawonder.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Rome-Orientation-City-Map.pdf
If you need any help or want to ask questions, leave them as a separate comment below. 😀
Thank you very much; very helpful.
Where did you book tickets for Colosseum? The Vatican has its own site but I can’t find one for colosseum and there are so many different ticket sites for it. I don’t want to be scammed.
Thank you
Was going to ask for this 🙏🙏
Great video! For sure! I'm Italian and I want to give you a couple of tips: an Italian open street market Is made to sell fresh vegetable and fruit for lunch (it's a rule followed everywhere here, so it's Better you go to Campo dei Fiori in the morning). You've visited the Stadio Olimpico, but at its side you find the Stadio dei Marmi (stadium of the marbles) which Is absolutely stunning even if It was built during the Fascist Era. And if you stay longer don't miss EUR neighbourhood
Ah, that's why there was lots of garbage in the afternoon at Campo Di Fiori.
Thanks for the tips?
I've been to Rome 4 times and I can never get tired of it. The food and gelato are just out of this world! If you want the best gelato in the world, you MUST go to Giolitti, which is near Via Del Corso. Every time I go to Rome, I go there at least two or three times a day! I fell in love with about 10 flavors. Going to Rome without going to this gelateria is an absolute crime. Then there's a restaurant at Piazza Del Popolo called Dal Bolognese. They specialize in mouth watering pasta that's just absolutely great, but you have to make a reservation before going there. Yes, Rome is the greatest city in the world!
Yes I totally agree! I don't believe I ever went into Giolitti, my go-to places for gelato are Fioco Di Neve and The Gelatist.
To be honest, I think anywhere in Rome serves good gelato.
I'll have to remember Dal Bolognese for the next time.
Thanks for the pointers and for stopping by 😀
@@UltimateBucketList Oh ok. I never heard of Fioco Di Neve or The Gelatist, but I'm sure they're also good. Rome is overrun with good restaurants and gelaterias, but trust me, you'll love Giolitti. Frigidarium is another good gelateria. I recommend them, too, but Giolitti is the champ. Check them out the next time you're in Rome.
may I suggest Galletaria David at Sorrento.....the best gelato no competition
Absolutely brilliant video🙌
Thank you 🙌
This must be the nicest presentation and best Rome travel guide I saw before going there. Congrats, keep up the good work.
Thank you so much, I appreciate your kind comments. Be sure to help me out by sharing this video to your social media pages 🙂
You deserve all the credit. This was such a beautiful video. I'm heading to rome 1st week of December for a few days, and this video has been the most comprehensive and straightforward guide I've seen so far. With this video, i definitely dont need a tour guide anymore. Thank you so much, your hardwork did not go unnoticed. I'm super grateful.
Wow, thank you very much! I'm glad this helps you plan your trip to Rome.
I'm sure you'll have an amazing time out there and it'll be nice and quiet during the 1st week of December.
Be sure to check out my other Rome-based video guides, but in the meantime if you could help me out by sharing this video where you can - that'd be much appreciated! 🙂
Enjoy the Eternal City! 👍
Exceptional guide - many thanks!
You're welcome! I hope this helps you plan a trip to Rome!
Be sure to share this video on your social media to help me out, but in the meantime - enjoy the Eternal City!
Great! Thanks, very useful for preparation of our visit!
Excellent! Glad this helps you plan your trip to Rome.
Be sure to check out my other Rome-based video guides :)
Wonderful video and lots of tips! Thank you 😃
Thanks Diana, much appreciated!
Enjoy Rome 😀
Great videos! Your videos are a perfect combination of great cinematography, information, and key insights on how to travel efficiently ❤ Thanks! So informative.
Thanks David, I appreciate your kind comments on my videos.
If you go to Rome, you'll have an amazing time!
Thank you very helpful indeed !!
You're welcome! I'm happy that you found this video helpful!
Best tour channel!! Thank you!!
Thanks Sarah, much appreciated! 😀
Great, perfect and amazing introduction and guide to Rome city 👌
Thank you! 😃
Thank You for sharing this beautiful video😍
You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed my video on Rome. Be sure to check out my channel for more like this :)
Yes, I agree.
Rome is a truly interesting city. I would go back in a heartbeat.
Yes - me too!
I'd happily go to Rome again over some of the other places I've been to.
Thanks for the valuable info!
I'm happy you found this video helpful!
Most informative video ever!!! Thanks😊
Thank you very much!
Be sure to share this video if you've found it helpful 🙂
Thank you so much for the video!
You're welcome! I hope this video helps you plan your trip to Rome.
Be sure to check out my other videos on the Colosseum and Vatican City 👍
Excellent
Thank you. Cant wait to visit in September 🙌
Thanks very much, I'm happy you enjoyed this video.
If you've found it helpful, be sure to share it on your social media.
But in the meantime, enjoy your trip to Rome! 🙂
Ah yes Rome, great city! Have been twice but would go back tomorrow! Amazing place, up there with London for the vast array of attractions! Great video!
Yeah me too - it was definitely one of the more interesting cities I've visited so far.
Thanks again.
Nice to see your official video.
Thanks bro. It'll take you a while to watch, but I think it'll bring back some happy memories for you!
Perfect guide!
Thanks very much!
Yet another epic video, I’m thoroughly impressed by this gem! While we’re on the subject, world you do a travel guide of Pompeii and/or Herculeaneum? Those cities were such important hubs during their heyday in the Roman Empire before they were destroyed in 79 AD. That would be pretty damn epic.
Thanks very much!
Yes, I'd love to go to Pompeii - I'm sure I'll visit there tying in a trip to Naples.
THE BEST travel videos i have ever seen. seriously impressive.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your kind words! 🙂
The reason you cannot take photos / videos in the Sistine chapel is because the 1980’s restoration was paid for by the Japanese Nippon TV company who provided $4.2 million to pay for it. In return they were given exclusive photo / film rights.
Yes that is correct!
darn, and I thought it was because of its holiness.
Next time I'm there .....
I have never seen a more detailed and comprehensive video than this .
Hats off bro ❤
Thank you very much, I hope this helps you plan your next trip to Rome!
so beautiful
Thank you! It really is a beautiful place.
Wish you did this video 5 years ago when I went. I didn’t realise there such more to see. Quality video again.
Thanks Christopher. Yeah, it's been a while coming.
Just gives you another reason to go back, eh?
Thanks for the video, very clearly spoken and well paced. All the questions on travel, transit and venues answered. The things I’d like to know. Video not shaky either. Looking forward to a trip now.
You're welcome! I'm glad this video helps you plan your trip - I'm sure you'll have an amazing time now that you know how to get around, the things you need to see and what attractions to avoid.
Enjoy Rome!
Thank you for all information, it will be very useful😊
Great, I'm happy that this video helps you plan a trip to Rome.
Enjoy!
Thank you for this very informative video. It is simple, very well made content.
Glad you enjoy my video - hope you enjoy Rome as much as I did 😀
Thank you so much for sharing this great video about traveling to Italy! These practical tips will undoubtedly help first-time travelers planning a trip to this beautiful city to better prepare their itinerary. My friend taught me how I can get cheap train tickets, so this trip will no longer be by plane but by rail ~ looking forward to my European rail trip!
Thanks very much, I appreciate your kind compliments.
Yes, I try and make sure you know how to get around and what to expect, so that you can focus on having a good time, without the stress of planning it all. 😀
What a nice video. Many thanks. I am planning a trip to Rome and your video is very inspiring. Bravo
Great! I'm glad my video helps you plan your trip to Rome.
I think you'll have an amazing time. Enjoy! 😀
what a great video loved it thks alot
Glad you enjoyed it - thanks very much!
Another beautifully presented video. I've only been to Rome once in the early 2000s and it is a beautiful city with loads of history to see and great food as Italian food is one of my favourites. I saw most of the places shown in the video, and I'm glad you highlighted those damn pickpockets. I'm also not a religious person, but even so, a visit to the Vatican is very impressive and should be done.
I agree - even if you're not a Catholic, Vatican City is definitely worth exploring.
Thanks again!
Thank You co much!!!
This trip was excellent!!!! M.
Thank you very much, I'm glad you like this video.
Me and my partner just came back from Rome just yesterday. It was not our first time there and we love it even more the second time around. The city has so much to offer and so much to see! We miss it so much we hope we go back later on this year 😍
Thanks Erwin. Yes, it's an interesting city and it's a place you'll never get bored of.
Hope you manage to go back!
I’ve spent, over 4 trips, about 40 days in Rome.
I have yet to leave without missing it as I do.
@Jody Owen I believe you! Such a great city 😀
This is the best tour channel ever ❤
Wow, thank you very much! I appreciate you tuning into another video :)
i truly thank you for the great organized and detailed information
You're welcome, I hope you liked this video guide on Rome!
@UltimateBucketList i really liked it, i watched the video 2 times to arrange my trip based on ur advice thank u so much
Amazing🎉
Thanks very much!
Super useful❤❤
Thanks!
Thank you
You're welcome - I hope this helps you plan your trip to Rome! 😀
Awesome video. If anyone reading this has the ability to work remote, I suggest spending at least a month in this city. I was here for 30 days and I STILL couldn't see everything. It is an incredible place to visit.
I can believe that! Rome is such a vast and varied city, I tried to cover it all in three days and that was nowhere near enough.
Really amazing place to visit :)
I've done a lot of travel, and I've watched a lot of videos,but I have to say that you did a fabulous job on this one. It was especially nice that you detailed even the small items like getting your tickets, and choosing where to stay. Excellent!!
Wow, thank you! I'm glad you appreciate the effort I make on these videos and to help people discover these places for themselves.
Too many CZcamsrs make a video about some place, only for them to point the camera at themselves (and not the attraction) most of the time.
Thanks again.
@@UltimateBucketList Thank you for your reply.
Just as a side note, I was traveling in Europe (I think Amsterdam) and was at a street car stop and each car stopped, the driver looked at me, but then DID NOT open the door and left! Later a person told us that WE had to hit the button on the car and that opens the door! The driver does not open it,and they just assumed that we were not going to board!! That's why I'm talking about the "little things" ... Rick Steves (it was decades ago) didn't mention that stuff!! Thanks again!
@@rogerdodger8415 Yeah, I encounter that sometimes. There's a handful of cities here in Europe where you physically have to press the button to open the doors, as they don't open automatically. Enjoy Rome!
What an awesome video. My husband and I are getting ready to visit Rome next month. The map is epic and has all the places we need to visit. I love that it’s color coded too! Thank you!!!
@@normarazo9089 thank you so much! Yes, the colour-coded map makes life so much easier to understand what there is to see in Rome. That said, you'll probably walk through all these areas on the same day just exploring. I hope you and your husband have a wonderful time in the eternal city! Be sure to share this video on your socials to help me out :)
Beautiful n good
Thanks a lot
A nice video
Thanks!
Good travel
Thanks.
Cracking video Ninh. You make travellers trips easy. I am a new subscriber.
Thanks! That's pretty much the concept of my channel - to inspire people to travel and visit the world before they die ... and make it easy for them to do so. 👍
If you get to go - enjoy Rome! 😀
I have been to Rome in the past, but l didn't have such a comprehensive visit. I am to I'll to travel now but l appreciate your very well made videos and your presentation style. All the best to you and your future travels.
Love the detailed section on public transit. Dont need it much now, but 5 years ago, when I was traveling to Europe with zero public transit experience, that detail would have been appreciated, and I know somebody watching fits that bill!
Thank you very much! I find that one of the most stressful things about visiting a different part of the world is not knowing how to get around the place.
On most of my videos, I make it super simple to figure out transit, but also what to expect from all these attractions.
Hopefully I've inspired people to actually visit these places now 😀
@@UltimateBucketList I think you're providing great reassurance that people can do it! Keep up the great work!
@@TheBerryTV appreciate you saying so, thanks again! 🙂
The best!
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing a great video which explains a lot. Going there in Oct. Just needed to ask if we buy a travel pass at the Termini station we can use any mode of transport like bus or tram free flow?
Hi Jessie, thank you very much!
Yes, once you buy your inclusive travel pass at Termini station - feel free to jump on the metro, buses, trams as you wish.
Enjoy Rome and be sure to check out my other Rome based videos :)
The best video about Rome I have watched! Thank you!
Wow, thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed my Rome City Guide.
I'm currently trying to edit the videos on the Colosseum and Vatican City - they'll be uploaded shortly, but in the meantime, be sure to check out my channel for more videos like this :)
Thank you! I was going to ask about Colosseum and Vatican City Videos because I can’t find them. I will be watching!
We just got back from Portugal and I wish I found you before we went.
@@angelaarnold9835 yes, I'm, furiously editing them both now, so stay tuned for that. And I'm due to go back to Portugal this year, possibly Madeira or Faro. Or both!
I am waiting for Colosseum and Vatican videos. When will they be released?
I've been to Rome twice and have not managed to see all of what you did in this video! I pray I get to go back again soon!
All the more reason to go back, eh? 😉
@@UltimateBucketList Yes! I will actually be visiting London this Summer but hopefully next year! 😊
Very informative video. Thanks for explaining where to go, how to get there and how much things cost. This has been the info we needed to help us when we go to Europe next May or June. Question: Do you recommend any particular hotel? Especially for a premium hotel.
Thanks very much, I'm happy this video helps you plan your trip to Rome.
As for specific hotels, I don't have specific recommendations. But if you're after a premium hotel, the Anantara Palazzo Naiadi is just outside Repubblica station, I walked past this one a lot and it seems to be popular with upmarket folk and celebrities etc. It has a rooftop pool and everything.
But honestly, a quick Google search will probably yield you a better result.
Hope that helps?
Truly one of the great cities of the world. 🌍🌍🌍
Indeed!
Hey bro nice video, are you gonna do a Belgium travel guide? Am going there im April.
Nice guide, Italy is my favourite country in europe and possibly the world.
Hi David. I'm sure I'll get to Belgium sometime later in the year.
Italy is definitely up there with the nicest countries I've ever visited :)
I really enjoy watching your videos... You're complete. guide. I just copy-paste the entire itinerary.
Thanks I appreciate that! 😀
Whilst I give a complete guide to the cities I visit, most people pick the bits that they're interested in and just do those.
But if you want to do everything - at least you'll know where they are and what to expect 😉
Sir we are planning Zurich & Rome for this Easter I hope u upload vdo of Zurich ...would b interesting to see especially Interlaken ...
Hi Ninh, perfect video in perfect timing before my visit to Italy, unfortunately, I am not able to find your video for the Colosseum that you mentioned in the video at the minute 4:42, any advise?
Hi Mohammed, thanks very much, glad you enjoy my Rome City Guide.
The Colosseum video ran into copyright issues, but it's being uploaded tonight.
Thanks.
Nice and informative guide Ninh! Have you done a guide of Berlin at all?
Thanks! I haven't done Berlin yet, was planning to do that either closer to summer, or around Autumn time to co-incide with the new ice hockey season 😀
Good👍
Thank you very much!
Be sure to share this video if you've found it helpful 🙂
Best video
Thank you very much!
Fantastic video, concise and to the point. Can you please let me know if there are discounts for children travelling with parents in Italy via local transport (like buses and trams), if we buy the daily pass or tickets for individual trips within the city.
Also, would you know if the train journey from Roma Termini to the Fumicino airport (leonardo), is covered under the Eurail pass.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your kind comments.
I think the EURail pass covers you from Fiumicino to Roma Termini, but does not cover local transport.
I'm not sure if there's a discount for a family ticket, but I do know that under 10 years old travel for free anyway.
Go to the website to check: www.atac.roma.it/en/tickets-and-passes
Thanks 👍
You saw almost everything i did
Im surprised i didnt bump into you since we were there at the same time
Yes pretty much. I was there in February of this year, but it's taken me a while to edit these things.
Hi loved your video but I'm looking for the one on the colosseum and the Vatican city. They aren't in your channel. Thanks
Hi - thanks for your kind comments. 😀
The other videos haven't been uploaded yet, but you'll see it very soon in the next week or so.
Be sure to subscribe so you know when it comes out! 👍
ULB WHAT A LABOUR OF LOVE. GOD BLESS.
JUST SENT TO MY SON S FAMILY WHO IS IN ROME.
U HAVE DEFINITELY PUT IT ON MY BUCKET.
U R. GIFTED WITH FRAME SENSORS SO EACH FRAME IS A GEM. ❤️
Thank you very much, and yes it is a labour of love creating these videos.
I hope you get to visit one day!
May our prayers come true
I like the way you complained at 10:59 about tourists taking photos of their gelato in front of the Trevi Fountain and then did exactly the same yourself at 29:01😂😂.
Thanks for the great info Ninh
No worries, thanks.
This is above perfection! Very interesting, detailed and i'm sure i will not get lost when i get to Rome, thanks to you man! By the way, if i'm coming to Ciampino airport, which location is the best to get a room?
Ah, thank you very much! If you're coming from Ciampino - I recommend staying somewhere near Termini station (as mentioned in the video) as you don't want to be carrying your luggage on Rome's ancient cobbled streets for too long! I stayed near Republicca station, which is also a short walk away from Termini.
@@UltimateBucketList Awesome!! Thanks man! Smooth and crystal clear.
@@sniperzero8 you're welcome!
@UltimateBucketList I plan to visit Rome in October with my wife and daughter and would like any suggestions of places to stay which is not costly. Thanks
That's a tough one, as hotels are generally not cheap anywhere in Europe these days.
My advice is to stay at a reasonably priced hotel near Termini station, but the prices vary wildly.
There isn't a specific hotel I could recommend as the prices change daily.
Mi piace❤
Amazing work! We’re going next week and your video helped a lot. Question though, what video setup do you use to make your videos? Their so well made. Thanks for the response and keep them coming
Thanks Mell, glad you enjoyed this video.
It's a fairly basic setup - a mixture of my cellphone (S22 Ultra), camera (Sony A7R III) and stock videos
Hope that helps!
@@UltimateBucketList wow a superstar travel Vlogger responding to my lowly message? I am honored, thanks for the info. Great work on providing information for the rest of us and I’m so happy you’re representing us, Asians!
@@mellatienza5708 oh I'd love to be a superstar travel vlogger and make this what I do for a living. Maybe one day! Thanks again for your encouragement :)
@@UltimateBucketList you are! And we’re here to support you sir.
Thank you very much for your detailed display and explanation of Rome especially with a color coordinated map for I am a map person. That brings me to a question. How did you manage the data service for your smartphone? I will be traveling there later in the year, and I will be heavily depended on the Google map on my phone navigating through the city. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Hi Paul, thank you very much for your kind comments. Because I live in Europe, my phone internet works anywhere on the mainland. But if I have no internet signal, I just download an offline map (either Google or my preferred app "HereWeGo") and it works without needing an Internet connection. I usually download it and make sure it works before I go. Hope that helps?
@@UltimateBucketList thanks so much
@@paullee4210 anytime! 😃 Let me know if you have any other questions, but in the meantime, please help me by sharing this video where you can 🙂
Ninh, what a nice video! Btw, which one do you prefer, Milan or Rome? Do you have any other plan to visit other cities in Italy? I would like to visit Italy in near future.
P.S.: You should plan to visit Indonesia next time! Our country is also beautiful on every inch!
I preferred Rome for the amount of things to do, but Milan was pretty cool in its own way.
So far I've made videos on Rome, Milan and Venice - I'm sure I'll do Florence, Pisa and Turin at some point.
And yes, I would love to visit Indonesia.
I learnt a lot from this video.
Thanks to your video and this amazing book 'Rome Travel Guide 2023' by Irene Jones in Kobo, I am now preparing to travel.
I got my visa ready and I will travel to Rome this September.
Thanks for your tips in this video
Glad it was helpful. Please watch some of my other videos on Rome, they will probably help you out just as much.
Enjoy your trip to Italy!
Another fantastic video Ninh, it brought back memories of my last trip to in Rome in 2004, I agree the Spanish Steps are over rated.
To be honest, I didn't really see why the Spanish Steps were so famous and why crowds of people flock to come and sit on them?
Hopefully this video was a nice walk down memory lane for you.
Thanks Jason :)
@@UltimateBucketList It certainly was
La scalinata di Piazza di Spagna è stata definita la più bella del mondo!
nice video i cant find video about vatican city can u post link here ? thanks
Hi - thanks for your kind comments. 😀
The other video hasn't been uploaded yet, but you'll see it very soon in the next week or so.
Be sure to subscribe so you know when it comes out! 👍
Good I like 😊
Thank you very much!
Your welcom
Your welcom
What app would you recommend to purchase tickets in advance for the attractions ?
I never used any app to purchase tickets. I either went to the official website or to the respective ticket offices.
There are several apps / inclusive tickets that cover most of Rome's attractions that you can buy. The main three are the Rome Tourist Card, the Roma Pass and the GoCity Pass.
You'll have to look at what they offer and see if that works for you.
How long you in Italy for? Will you be doing other Italian cites as part of your latest tour?
Believe it or not, I'm actually back already. And I've been to France and back since I shot this video.
I've done Milan and Venice videos so far, and I think there's a few more that I might do later on in the year (Florence/Pisa and Turin).
Wow, Rome looks amazing! 😍🇮🇹 Thanks for the awesome travel tips! Can't wait to explore Vatican City without breaking the bank! 💸✈ #TravelOnABudget
Thank you very much!
EU18 for 72 hr transport pass is a bargain!!!!! thanks for the tip
It really is! Most of Europe has reasonably cost public transport ... except in England where I live!
For all the museums or sites do I need to go to a website to pay the entrance fee? Do I need to reserve or pay in advance, or can I pay at the entrance?
Hi Jeanette. It's definitely advisable to book tickets in advance (they send them to your e-mail), as queuing for tickets is painful and there's no guarantee they'll let you in at that time.
In the quieter months, you can get away with just walking in, but I'd never leave it that late.
Hope that helps?
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very nice!!
Thanks!
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Thanks.
Can you do Japan next please and thank you from Ruairi in Dublin Ireland
I'd love to! I think I'm going to Japan for the 2025 World Expo, so it'll be a while, but the plans are there!
Thank you so much Ninh Ly enjoy the rest of your day
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Thanks!
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Hello
In your vatican city video you have informed about where to book the tickets from. Can you also let us know the same here? So we can save some bucks
Hi. Apart from the Vatican and the Colosseum (check out that video on my channel), the rest of the attractions you don't need to book.
Just turn up as they're very quiet compared to the Vatican and the Colosseum.
Hope that helps?
Hello there can we get a copy of the map thank you
Hi Jovita, the link to the map is provided on my top pinned comment. Hope that helps?
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Thank you!
Can I ask you please 🙏 what do you mean by appropriate clothing? Can I wear a skirt and top? Because I don’t wear jeans or trousers and i don’t wear long sleeve tops
Hi Gina. So long as your shoulders and knees are covered, you're fine. Same applies to men. If you're not sure, Google 'Vatican Dress Code' and their official website highlights what you can and cannot wear. Hope that helps?
Thank you 🙏 so much for your answers i will google that now….and what is the nearest airport to Monti? I’m thinking of staying in Monti for 3 nights can I get a taxi from Monti to the colosseum? Or would it be best to book a hotel near the colosseum? I really do appreciate your help thank you 🙏
@@ginagina9720 You mean the Monti that's a district of Rome? Or is there another town called Monti?. If it's the district of Rome you're talking about, it's literally right next to the Colosseum. Either airport will take you to Termini station, of which is a 5 minute walk from Monti and a further 5 minute walk from the Colosseum. No taxi's required! Hope that helps?
Thank you 🙏 so much you have been so helpful after watching your video I would love ❤️ to visit rome
@@ginagina9720 you're welcome! I hope you get to visit soon! :)
You mentioned that you have a separate video about the Colosseum and yet I can't find it.
Hi, I haven't quite finished it yet - it'll be uploaded soon, possibly this weekend!
@@UltimateBucketListThank you. I really like your videos.
Hi! We are booking tickets now to Italy, and would like you to know that since July 2023, you now need 5 euro tickets to get into the Pantheon :)
Yes, I'm aware. This video was made before they ever considered charging for the Pantheon. Personally, I think it's wrong that they charge you to enter what is effectively a church - given that the other churches in Rome are free.
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Thanks very much!
What’s good in the San Giovanni area
Apart from the Basilica, there's Terme Di Caracalla, which are some ancient Roman Baths and there's a few nice restaurants and bars around there. A short walk away, there's even a pyramid! I think there's lots to do around ther.e
@@UltimateBucketList thank you. Staying there in Feb. first trip ever over seas
@@yzwoody I'm sure you'll have an amazing time. Enjoy Rome!
@@UltimateBucketList a video for first time travelers to Rome would be great. Been watching a lot of your videos. Great info
Could you be persuaded to go to Greece?
Absolutely!
@@UltimateBucketList excellent! Athens would be lovely
@@antmanatthemoment7233 was planning to go to Athens, but ended up going to Tunisia instead (future video). I'm sure I'll go at some point in the year.
@@UltimateBucketList awesome, looking forward to a future video about it
fatastic video i allways wanted to go to rome
Thanks Stuart. I think it's probably the most interesting city that I've ever been to, so if you're thinking about booking a trip, you won't regret it! 😀
Video molto bello! Complimenti. Però è impossibile fare una guida completa di Roma perché musei, chiese, monumenti sono tantissimi e tutti estremamente importanti. Perciò aggiungerò solo alcune notizie. Tutti pensano che a Roma ci siano 2 stati: Italia e Vaticano ma si sbagliano, in realtà gli stati sono 3: Italia , Vaticano e Sovrano Ordine di Malta. Per vedere quest'ultimo stato bisogna andare nella piazza omonima, opera di un grandissimo architetto: Gianbattista Piranesi, autore anche della chiesa dell'Ordine di Malta. ( è abitudine dei turisti guardare dal buco della serratura della porta per osservare la cupola della Basilica di San Pietro)
Le chiese di Roma importanti dal punto di vista artistico sono più di 350. Contengono capolavori stupefacenti, pale d'altare di
Caravaggio, Reni, Guercino, Rubens , Batoni, Subleyras ecc.ecc. e non bisogna dimenticare le statue famose , il Mosè e il Cristo risorto di Michelangelo, le numerose opere di Bernini (fra tutte primeggia l'estasi di Santa Teresa), la statua famosa dell'Houdon, quelle di Legros, Algardi ecc.ecc.
E poi ci sono i musei. Cito solo i più famosi:
Museo Nazionale Etrusco di villa Giulia (il più importante del mondo)
Museo Nazionale Romano talmente grande che ha 4 sedi pari per importanza ai Musei Vaticani.
Galleria Nazionale di arte antica di Palazzo Barberini (Filippo Lippi, Perugino, Piero di Cosimo, Raffaello, Andrea del Sarto, Tiziano, Lotto, Tintoretto, El Greco, Caravaggio, Reni, Guercino, Bernini, Algardi, Ribera, Tiepolo, Canaletto, Guardi, Bellotto, Boucher, Fragonard, Batoni, Von Maron, Caffieri, Corradini, Subleyras, Marco Ricci, Ceruti, ecc.ecc. )
Galleria Nazionale di arte antica di Palazzo Corsini (Giovanni da Milano, Beato Angelico, Caravaggio, Reni, Guercino, Murillo, Van Dyck, Poussin, Rubens, Ribera, Piazzetta, ecc.ecc. )
Galleria Borghese (Bernini, Ribera, Rubens, Tiziano, Lotto, Raffaello, Caravaggio, Reni, Guercino, Antonello da Messina, Giovanni Bellini, Canova, Andrea del Sarto, Veronese ecc.ecc. )
Galleria Nazionale di arte moderna (Canova, Appiani, Romney, Raeburn, Hayez, Courbet, Monet, Cézanne, Degas, Van Gogh, Rodin, Bourdelle, Sorolla, Medardo Rosso, Fattori, Lega, Segantini, Klimt, Schiele, Boldini, Modigliani, Boccioni, Balla, Carrà, Morandi, De Chirico, Braque, Kandinskij, Klee, Mirò, Tamayo, Dix, Grosz, ecc.ecc. )
Poi non bisogna dimenticare che Roma è anche un laboratorio dell'architettura moderna con opere di Pier Luigi Nervi, Hadid, Meyer, Fuksas, Piano, ecc.ecc.
I can not believe that you suggest no to go to Campo dei Fiori, all the guides and art historians suggest going to visit it because it is a masterpiece. It is full of interesting things to see and tourists arrive every day from all over the world. it is a lively square in the hearte of the city , it is not a jewel inside a casket, it is normal that after the wonderful market (which all the guides recommend seeing) the square still needs to be cleaned..the same thing for the spanish square, it's a masterpiece for the whole world.. it's incredible to hear these things
You might like it, but for me it held nothing significant or interesting.
Please respect my opinion as it is my video.
You can't cover everything in Rome in a three day trip or a 30-minute video. 🙂 I think this video is perfect for the first or second time visitor and they would likely stumble on some of the other sights by accident, which makes it more memorable. I went out for walk around 10 PM on my first night in Rome and I could hear water. Turned the corner and had my first ever view of the Trevi fountain. It sent chills down my spine.
@@UltimateBucketList Nella piazza di Campo dei Fiori fu bruciato vivo un grande filosofo Giordano Bruno (anno 1600). Due secoli dopo fu eretta in suo onore una statua. Questo monumento suscitò molte polemiche in tutta Europa. Alcuni erano contrari , altri favorevoli a onorare questo filosofo. Tra i favorevoli c'erano Giosue Carducci, Ibsen, V. Hugo.
(Part 1 of comment, more parts in the replies): Hello! Thanks for the great video! I will use this to help for when I go…tomorrow! We are going on a trip, but we only have 2 days to visit Rome, well… 1 1/2 because we have to fly into Rome, go to our Hotel in Civitavecchia, put our stuff down, and then go back to Rome which leaves the evening to night to explore…which is the 1/2. We want to make sure we visit most famous places and have come up with a list for where we should go, with rigorous research.
First, starting with Day 1 (no specific order): Visit the pantheon (inside and out), visit the piazza novona, visit the altare della patria (alter of the fatherland), the trevi fountain, the Spanish steps, and trastevere Now, day 2: visit the colosseum (inside and out), visit the Vatican museum & Sistine chapel, visit Saint Paul’s Basilica, visit Saint Peter’s Basilica, Visit Saint Peter’s square, and finally, visit the Roman Forum. Yes, I know the list is tight, but I have to see the most important things to Rome, I should say, we, my family. When you can today, please tell us, is this a good list? What are we missing? Are these the best places to visit? Thanks so much, in advance! Oh, and if you can, tell us if there is any specific order we should visit these landmarks in, thanks again!
Also, we want to visit the Borghese Gardens, but we don’t know when (what day) we should squeeze it into, so if you could tell us that, as well, it would be greatly appreciated! (If you must know, day one refers to Monday, June 12th, and day two refers to Tuesday, June 13th.)
Hi, thanks for your message.
I think you'll overstretch yourself over the two days, especially Day Two - it'll be physically impossible to do all that.
I'd say start at 7:00am at the Vatican and then try and do the Colosseum and Roman Forum in the afternoon whilst it's still open. The public areas (such as Piazza Navona, Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain) you could in theory do at night as they never technically close.
The next day, do everything else you had on your list.
You'll be exhausted trying to squeeze all this in two days, but good luck to you!