Sites Of Rome Via The Metro | Best Way To See Rome
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- The Rome metro has been under construction for almost 100 years. Today there are over 60km (37. miles). In this video we explore the metro lines A and B. I show you how to get to many of Rome's most popular sites as well as I show you how to get tickets to ride. The metro is the most efficient way to get around Rome. Get around Rome like a Roman with use of the Metro. Great news coming in 2024 with expansion of the line C metro to service Piazza Venezia.
Video Chapter Time Stamps
0:00 Intro
0:23 The Rome Metro
0:43 Is the Rome metro safe?
1:23 How to get tickets for the metro
2:43 Metro line A / sites
2:55 Barberini Station - Trevi Fountain
3:21 Station Spagnia - Spanish Steps
4:23 Station Flamino - Piazza Del Popolo & Via del Corso
5:36 Station Ottaviano - The Vatican & Vatican Museum
6:13 Station Subaugusta - Aqueduct Park
6:52 Metro Line B / sites
7:11 Station Cavour - Monti, Santa Maria Maggiore
8:11 Station Colosseum - Colosseum, Roman Forum, Arch of Constantine
8:58 Station Circus Massimo - Circus Maximas, Boca della Verita
9:48 Piramide - Piamide of Rome / Testaccio market
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i dont understand why you dont have more subscribers. thanks for all the great content and it is helping me to plan for my trip to Rome
Maybe one day! Little bit little the channel is growing. I really really appreciate the comment. Have a great trip.
Love your videos on Rome. Thanks!
I really appreciate the comment!!
Hi, I've just discovered you - heading off to Rome in two weeks and your videos are so helpful. Thanks - keep up the good work!
Have a great visit! Thanks for taking the time to watch
@@RozierRoma Do you have any clips on getting to Ostia beach? Do I have to go to Termini first or can I get there from Trestevere where I'm staying?
From Trastevere walk to Circus Maximus metro station about 15 minutes and take it to Pyramid station. From there you can get a train to Ostia and they run a couple time an hour.
Muchas gracias por todo el esfuerzo que hace al editar todos sus videos.
Su información es muy importante para los que nos gusta visitar Roma
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Tan contento de que te haya gustado!
Love the quality and content of your videos. Thank you so much!
Great to hear.Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Another helpful video! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
So helpful - as always. Thank you!! ☺☺
I appreciate you watching my videos
Great video..!!! Thank you 😁
You are sure welcome
Great video on the metro stops of Rome!!!
Thanks!
Thanks for another great video
Thanks for watching!
This was another interesting and informative video. Thank you 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, thank you
Glad you liked it!
You are amazing!!!! Best videos on a city EVER!!!!
Wow, thank you! The sad thing after I published I realized I forgot to incluse 2 additional metro stops with very important Papel Basicilas. I mentions 2 of them the St Perter's Basilica and Santa Maria Maggiore but I forgot to include the other 2. Anyways I am glad you liked it.
Great tips!!! Subbed
Awesome! Hope you enjoy the videos!!
Such a great series of videos! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Wow, thank you SO much. This is extremely helpful 😊!
Sure, glad you liked it!
Thank you for the information. I added a couple of sites to our itinerary for June. Using the metro will make getting them all in much easier.
Glad it was helpful!. Have a great trip
Great information. Simple and understandable in how to ride the metro. Definitely useful. Thank you
Perfect, that’s what I like to hear. Hopefully I’m getting better at making these videos month by month.
@@RozierRoma you will. And it's so helpful.
I recently stumbled upon your channel while researching travel in Rome. We'll be going there in Fall 2025, but I am in full research mode. This video is so informative and helpful.
2025 will be a special year in Rome. It’s the year of the jubilee and Papel doors of the 4 major churches in Rome will be open. Check out some of my other videos I think they will be helpful to you and I’m just not saying that but I put a lot of work into them trying to help people that are heading to Rome. Best of luck and have a great trip.
Great info to use when l go to Italia. 😊
I appreciate that. If you knew to the channel, I’ve done quite a few videos lately really focus on helping those coming to Rome to make the most of their time.
Good morning!! 🤗 This is a smart and very useful video. Thank you very much!!
If you allow me, I would like to add the metro station "San Paolo", Line B which is just 6 minutes from the Basilica Papale di San Paolo fuori le Mura. A visit not to be missed, one of the magnificent papal basilicas!! ❤️
Thanks that’s awesome. When I do an updated video in the future, I’ll be sure to add it. Thanks again for the contribution.
Love Piazza del Popolo - very accessible by metro, tram and (I guess) a suburban/regional train station. Thanks for the informative video.
Hay, good to hear from you again!
Perfect - thanks! Heading to Italy today!
Wow! Have a great trip!
@@RozierRoma sent you an email if you have time let me know!
Which email address? I checked and I did not see anything? scottrozier@yahoo.com
@@RozierRoma just saw this.. i did email you at that address.. we are back but because of your great content we did a lot of fun things and eat a lot of good places :)
Hi, Roman citizen here. First of all thanks for spreading info and love for our city :) I’d suggest to go a little further south on the line B. Garbatella could be an exquisite glance on true popular Rome, Basilica di San Paolo fuori le mura is a surprising treasury and the business district EUR has really peculiar architecture.
You are right especially with year of the Jubilee. I need to visit EUR more often myself so I know more. I will update soon
Great video, could you do one on how to get to Ostia Antica?
Great idea. I am always looking for new ideas for video. I will be sure to do one soon!
Going to Rome in a week. Really enjoying your videos. Thank you! I am a beer guy. Any breweries or brew pubs you would suggest. We are staying about a half mile from the colosseum.
Here is a link to a post you may find helpful. You wil find many great options in Rome.
www.reddit.com/r/beer/comments/13b6bg6/im_going_to_rome_italy_in_a_few_weeks_any/
Don’t hang around termini station long. After that place rome is awesome.
Excellent video just as every video you make. Regarding buying tickets, if you don’t use the tap and go, do you have to buy a ticket every time you get on the metro? Thanks again for all the great info you share.
If you do not use Tap & go then you will need a paper ticket each time you get on a bus or metro. They sell single ride tickets, 24 hour tickets, 48 hour tickets & 72 hour tickets as well as monthly passes. I recommend getting several single ride tickets or multi day tickets so you do not have to search to buy tickets each time. Tap & Go is much easier.
@@RozierRoma thank you so much for your response and for explaining it so well.
Love your content! Truly appreciate that you integrate mapping into your videos, because seeing where sites are located is very important when it comes to planning a trip! One question - we are planning a family trip with 4 kiddos, and we want to take advantage of tap-n-go. Do you think it would work to give the kids each a prepaid VISA for this purpose (since everyone needs to have a separate card)?
How old are your kids? Kids that are 10 and under ride for free
Any card you use? Will need to have the I think it’s called pulse logo not sure but it’s the logo that indicates the card can be used as tapping instead of inserting.
Thank you! Two will be older and two will be younger - so good to know! I will look into card features. Thanks again, and please keep the content coming!
Glad you like the videos! I have lots of new videos planned for the future I hope you find them helful.
Very helpful! Thank you. The terrace that you mention is that far into Villa Borghese? And is there a lift or stairs to the viewpoint?
It is on the edge of Villa Borgheses just a short walk form Piazza Del Popolo. There is no elevator and about 30 to 40 steps to get up
Great information! For Tap&Go, if we spend the day hopping on and off the Metro, we get charged for each ride? I was confused about that.
Yes but the max it will charge you is the daily rate of 7 or 8 euros whatever it is no matter how many times you tap.
Once you get away from termini station rome is incredible
Yes!! There are a few sites that are interesting near Termini but away is almost always better.
I assume with tap and go each person would have to use their own credit card? Great videos!
Here is a short video to answer your question.ruclips.net/video/WbJ-n6k9MVg/видео.htmlsi=JRXTT78RqPMQ7Lqy
Great Info - lines of italiarail from milan to tirano is not available from 9th June 2024, can you please advise any alternative way to reach tirano from milan?
If the train is no longer an option?? How about the bus? A nice feature on the trainline app is it also has bus options. Check it out and hopefully you can find an option that works for you. Thanks for watching the video!
True, but there is only one option on 10th June 6:20 PM from milano to triano with approx 5 hrs in transit, i need to arrive at tirano early morning around 8-9 AM ! please help me find a solution.
I am not sure the reason there are no longer other train times. I would check back on the app after a few days and see if more times have been added.
hi, so I can tap my credit card each time on metro and or bus but I will only be charged once per day? thanks
It is 1.5 euroes each time but a max of 7 euroes in a 24 hour period.
@@RozierRoma ok thank you.
Sure
And San Paulo and San Giovanni have their own stops as well!
San Paulo for the basilican san Paulo? San Giovanni for? Thanks for your input.
@@RozierRoma yes for the Metro. They are even labeled San Giovanni and San Paulo. Both papal basilicas and extraordinary buildings!
@@RozierRoma in 2025 millions will make a pilgrimage to see all four papal basilicas and walk through their Holy Doors.
Oh that is right! I need to mnake a video about that soon!!
San Giovanni is nice. Stayed there
Can rome metro ticket be used for 2 persons ?
Here is a short video that will answer your questions,ruclips.net/video/WbJ-n6k9MVg/видео.htmlsi=eVxqCop6c3479Qu6
If I understand accurately there's the entrance gate ruins by the pyramid where the infamous Goths managed to enter and sack Rome which was the beginning of the end for the Western Empire.
I know there is a Protestant cemetery there. Next time I am over there I will need to look for the gate!
Pyradide?
Opps....Piramide. Thanks for spotting!
The A line is orange not red.
Yes, you are right. Thanks for the correction!
does tap and go work on buses and trams? how do you tap and go for your minor teenage children? thank you!
Yes they are all connected. Kids 10 and under are free. Other details are hereruclips.net/video/WbJ-n6k9MVg/видео.htmlsi=mHCjOquVLfl55XIH
She tossed her coin over the wrong shoulder!
Funny I didn’t know there was a certain shoulder. Well, we still made it back to Rome. Thanks for watching the video.