Testaccio - Stay Among The Locals | Best Neighborhoods In Rome
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- During peak tourist season when the crowds are overwhelming and Rome feels more like an amusement park than a city, the neighborhood of Testaccio is the calm from the storm! Testaccio offers the perfect location to base tour trip to Rome if you are more interested in Rome's culture and want a more "authentic" experience. In the video we explore Testaccio neighborhood and how to access Rome's attractions.
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0:00 Testaccio Intro
0:38 Where is Testaccio?
1:30 What to do in Tetaccio
2:40 The Testaccio Market
3:26 Rome sites to see on Metro from Testaccio
4:50 Porta Portese Market
5:30 Kamoot GPS guide
6:12 Rome day 1 itinerary
14:02 Rome day 2 itinerary
17:12 Is Testaccio right for you?
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We love Testaccio! Great food, easy pace, not so crowded, and the people we encountered there were so very friendly and generous with us.
Thanks for sharing. We also love Testacio!
Very good overview of Testacio, which is so much less touristy than some areas. We did stay there years ago on our only trip to Rome. So, I think it's fine for first timers if you have a several days. We stayed on Via Marmorata near the Ponte Sublicio Bridge. We had no idea we were so close to the Aventine Hill, and completely missed that.😪 But we did cross the bridge into Trastevere, a quaint, cool neighborhood. While we did use the Metro, took a cab once, we easily walked to most of the sights. It's not that bad of a walk to the Roma Ostiense railway station from Testacio, especially if you are traveling light and want a train to the airport. The Testacio Market seems much bigger, with more eateries than when we were there. The people in the neighborhood were friendly too. Volpetti's is worth a stop, yum.
I’m going to give Volpetts a try! Glad you like the video
I love the way you guide us with the map and explain things in detail. As a visual learner this is invaluable information. Fantastic channel 👏🏻
Thanks, I appreciate it. Some of the videos get a bit repetitive but if you watch them, you’ll certainly learn your way around the city. Thanks for watching.
Absolutely brilliant vid. You do an amazing job of presenting all this info. It is super helpful. Thank you so much for all your hard work. I cant wait to visit Rome equipped with all your info.
Amazing! 🙏🏴
Great to hear thanks for watching. I hope your trip to Roma fabulous. The more you know the better you’re visit will be.
Great video! Especially because of the use of the map as you explain!
Glad it was helpful!
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Thanks Logan! My number 1 video for subscribers is one that you called from several months ago. The Rome travel tips video. I made the mistake of changing the title name and it has dropped since.
Great video, and I love the itinerary. The pyramid tomb very impressive built right into the Aurelian wall! And right behind it is where John Keats is buried. Now I know another good place to stay.
Thanks for watching. Interesting fact about john Keats
Very nice, this is exactly what I needed. Thank you !
Glad to hear!
Another very helpful video. Thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing the best information. Happy travel ❤❤
Thank you! You too!
@@RozierRoma Um... Yeah ❤️✅
Your video on the TAP and GO was great thank you
New technology making things easier
We love testaccio. Been to Roma 33 times and counting
You may have me beat!
Awesome video!
Thanks for watching
Glad you enjoyed it
Nicely done. I agree with you that Testaccio is not for the first time visitor, unless they are very adventurous! Have you ever stayed in the Pigneto neighborhood?
I have never stayed in Pigneto, should I?
@@RozierRoma I stayed there before the metro connected and it was a drag to the centro storico. Now that the C line connects at San Giovanni things don't take as long. It is pretty cool neighborhood, and the graffiti is pretty cool to wander around and see..
Thanks for letting me know I will give it a try. I was in the neighborood not too long ago visiting a thrift shop there. Seemed like a cool area from my little lime there
Is there anything inside the pyramid? Great video and helpful information. Thanks much.😊
I know it is a tomb but I do not know if there is a way to get in or not.
@@RozierRoma I did a tour (in Italian) of the inside of the Piramide several years ago (maybe 2010?). It was available through COOPCulture and only available certain days of the week. My son did the tour in 2018, also in Italian and it was much more popular. It would be worth researching if one is interested. For me, it entered through a tunnel (had to crouch over) into a chamber. There were frescos on the walls, and you could see where robbers tried to tunnel in. The guide said that the robbers assumed that the pyramid would have treasure like in Egypt, but it was similar to any other Roman tomb - a place to visit and revere the ancestors.
Thanks for the insight!
Red hand high five? I hope you liked the video?