3 Days in ROME GUIDE | 2019
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2019
- Watch our 3 Days in Rome Guide covering top insider tips & essential tourist information for 2019! Visit Rome (Roma) with us and get all the information you will need on the top sights (Colosseum, Forum & Pantheon, etc.), food and public transportation in the city and from the airport. Did you know that the Vatican Museum is closed on Sundays and you can visit the Colosseum for free on a specific day of the month?
If you are planning a trip to Rome, Italy, there are a few things you should know before going to the "Eternal City". Avoid the mistakes we made during our 3 days in Rome and don't miss out on the iconic landmarks and other highlights which this city has to offer.
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The video was shot on the Sony a6500 with the Sony 18-105 mm F4.0 G lens and edited and graded in Final Cut Pro X.
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For the Kids by Utah (Musicbed)
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Thankyou for this video! it was so helpful
Excellent video! Great shots and useful information, very professional!
Thank you very much for the positive feedback! I am glad you liked the video and found it helpful!
So helpful, thank you! Will be there this Saturday!
Lovely video very informative and beautifully edited! Thank you for sharing this information as I have a trip coming up later this year!
Hi Remy, I am very glad to hear that this was useful for your upcoming trip to Rome! I have already uploaded part 3 which gives some guidance on where to stay in Rome. So, if you have not yet booked your accommodation, it may be worth checking it out. If you have any questions, please let me know. I am always happy to help! :)
This video was so helpful!!
Hi, thanks for leaving a comment and I am very glad you found the video helpful!
great video! will visit Rome in a few days!!!
Thank you very much! That’s great - let us know how you liked it. Enjoy your trip!
This is a really helpful video, thank you :)
Very glad that you found it helpful! Thanks for leaving a comment - we really appreciate it!
Soooo helpfull thank you so much!!! 👏🏼
Thank you for the positive feedback - I really appreciate it. Are you planning a trip to Rome?
Cure Travel Deficiency yes!!! This November and when I saw your video I wrote down sooooo many information, thank you so much 🙏🙏 By the way I would like to go to St. Peter’s basílica but the lines are crazy, do you have any tip for that?
That’s great - glad it was helpful! Do you mean to go up to the dome? I believe the Pope gives speeches from his window (every?) Sunday. That’s when people stop queuing and it thins out. We watched the speech for a while and then went queuing before it ended. We had to way perhaps 10 mins or less and it filled up quickly again after the speech ended. I hope this helps and have a great trip! Let us know how you liked it in Rome.
Cure Travel Deficiency I will definitely!! Thanks again 🙏🙏
Hi. How do you get to that screenshot @ 0:29? I think it would be very helpful for trip planning. I tried Googling 'Rome Travel Guide' but I still couldn't find how to get there.
Very helpful! Although I have one question: I’m visiting Rome next week and have booked Vatican museum tickets for around 12:30pm. Could I go to St Peters Basilica and climb it before? Graize!
Hi Drakotar, I checked the timestamps on our videos. It took us about 1 hour to wait in the (short) queue, buy our tickets, climb up, take some pictures/videos and then climb back down. Thus, I think it should be possible to do this in the morning before you visit the Vatican Museum at 12.30pm. However, I don't think there is an option to pre-book the tickets for climbing up to the viewing point. Therefore, it also depends on the length of the queue. As with all attractions in Rome, I would recommend to come here as early as possible in the morning. So, check the opening times online for the day you plan on visiting.
Let me know if you have any other questions and how you like Rome once you are back!
Cure Travel Deficiency Thank you for your reply! That’s great news, we hope to get there when it opens at 7! Will do, Graize Mille!
That should give you plenty of time to explore the Basilica from the top and from the inside! Have a great trip!
This is confusing, I thought Rome has a train service from Fiumicino Airport to Termini Centrale Correct me if I’m wrong
Rome actually has two airports. I was speaking about the options available at Ciampino Airport which does not have a direct train. If you fly into Fiumicino Airport, then you are right and there is a train service which takes you to Rome’s center. Unfortunately, I have only been to Ciampino Airport - so I cannot comment on this service. If you try it, please feel free to come back and report how it was! :)
How many days is enough in Rome and is it easy to get around the tourist attractions . Is there any Indian or halal restaurants.
Hi - thanks for stopping by! If you just want to explore Rome, you should be able to see most things over a long weekend (3 days or 4 days) depending on how much time you intend to spend in museums and attractions. It is very easy to get around. You could either take the metro or just walk from attraction to attraction. Most of the attractions are in the city center, so we took the metro in the morning or evening from and to the hotel and walked everywhere during the day. Unfortunately, I am not sure about the restaurants since we enjoyed eating Italian food while we were in Rome!
@@curetraveldeficiency2398 Thanks for your reply.
@@curetraveldeficiency2398 Thanks
I’ll be there on Saturday
That’s great! Have an amazing trip!