Exploring ROME, GEORGIA: Walking Tour

Welcome to ROME, Georgia. In the first of a series of vlogs in North Georgia, I visited the largest city in the Northwest portion of the state. I strolled some scenic parts of the city, especially the riverfront with the confluence of three rivers (Etowah, Oostanaula, and Coosa). Hope you enjoy!!!
Timestamps:
Broad Street/Opera Alley 1:50-18:46
Riverfront Park 18:47-30:59
Broad Street/South Rome 31:00-47:06
Barron Stadium/End 47:07-End
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[@RogerPlaysGames78]

The lights around the trees in the high street are cool 😎

[@P9TravelVlogs]

I agree...those lights really gave flavor to the street.

[@RogerPlaysGames78]

@ definitely 👍

[@RogerPlaysGames78]

Just having my first tea , 5am here in the uk .. let’s get it 😊

[@karlareadstheclassics217]

That's awesome!💛

[@karlareadstheclassics217]

Love the Dancing Flower Sculpture.

[@P9TravelVlogs]

Yes!! Very nice, especially the meaning behind it.

[@HereComesTheSunLittleDarlin]

I was pleading, “No! Don’t go down that alley!” Haha I’m happy to see the variety of restaurant options there and the street sculptures. The brick river front is pretty.

[@P9TravelVlogs]

Lol...I appreciate the concern, but I'm really good at scoping out and surveying so alleys during the day are no problem in many places. Now, in much bigger cities like NYC, St. Louis, Chicago, Philly, etc...I definitely avoid alleys, especially at night.

[@P9TravelVlogs]

Yeah, this city does have a nice charm to it.