20 NEW Things To Do in Rome (After Lockdown)
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
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Things to do in Rome:
1. Trevi Fountain 00:38
The largest baroque fountain in the city and one of the most famous fountains in the world.
2. Piazza Navona 01:03
There are about 30 different piazzas (or plazas) in the city of Rome, and Navona is our favourite.
3. Spanish Steps 01:33
Climbing a steep slope between the Piazza di Spagna at the base and Piazza Trinità dei Monti, dominated by the church of the same name at the top.
4. The Pantheon 02:05
One of our favourite buildings in the city and, like every holy building in Rome, it’s free to enter.
5. The Vatican 02:29
On our first visit to Rome, we missed the Vatican City because we simply ran out of time, but the last time we visited we stayed in Rome for 3 weeks, so we had plenty of time to finally see the famous city.
Vatican City Tour on Airbnb: airbnb.pvxt.net/6YqQG
6. Trastavere 03:07
This is where we stayed for 3 weeks on our last trip to Rome and we absolutely loved it.
7. Colosseum 03:38
We visited the Colosseum on our first trip to Rome as part of a tour with Walks of Italy.
Colosseum Tour: www.walksofitaly.com/rome-tou...
8. The Roman Forum 04:01
The Roman Forum is a beautiful plaza surrounded by the ruins of the former government buildings of Ancient Rome.
Tour: www.walksofitaly.com/rome-tou...
9. Castel St Angelo 04:39
Also known as the Castle of the Holy Angel, this enormous cylindrical building at the end of the ornate Ponte St. Angelo bridge, was originally built as a mausoleum for Roman Emperor Hadrian and was once the tallest building in Rome.
10. Altar of The Fatherland 05:26
Located in the center of Piazza Venecia, This is my favourite building in Rome, and yet it’s one of Roman’s least favourite.
11. Via dei Fori Imperiali 06:28
A perfectly straight road that connects Piazza Venezia and the Colosseum.
12. Mercato Di Testaccio 07:15
This was definitely our favourite market in Rome and probably one of the best markets we’ve ever been to.
13. Pyramid of Cestius 08:21
The only of two ancient Roman pyramids left standing, the Pyramid of Cestius is right in the center of Testaccio Neighbourhood just a couple of blocks from the market.
14. Truffle Tasting 09:05
We joined a truffle tasting Airbnb Experience and it was excellent. We actually ended up booking 3 different Experiences with the same guide. The Sommelier, Mauro, serves delicious truffle butter, truffle oils and truffle cheeses and meats inside of his cool little shop.
Tour Link: airbnb.pvxt.net/4vKxo
15. Wine Tasting 09:38
You can’t go to Rome without doing a wine tasting! Pretty much every higher-end restaurant and wine bar will have a sommelier on hand to help you choose the best wines and pairings.
16. Wine Bar Hop 10:23
Wine bars are everywhere in Rome and they are fantastic. Our favourite wine bar is called Vinaietto, which is a few blocks north of the Ponte Garibaldi Bridge.
17. Eat Pasta, Pizza, and Gelato! 11:29
You can’t go to Rome without eating Pasta, pizza, and gelato! It’s everywhere and it’s usually quite affordable, with many pasta dishes starting at around €6.
18. Pasta Making Class with Nonna 12:33
If you only do one tour outside of Rome during your stay, then do this one. The 84-year-old grandma (or Nona) in Question is world-famous now and she books up quick, so make sure you plan your dates in advance.
Tour Link: airbnb.pvxt.net/YMovj
19. Walk Along The River 13:15
One of our favourite things to do while in Rome is to walk along the Tiber River. Every morning, before we started working, we’d walk from Trastavere to one of the bridges on the river, walk down the steps to the massive boardwalks that a line the Tiber and we’d walk for 30 minutes to an hour.
20. Join a Food and Walking Tour 13:48
Last but not least on this list of the best things to do in Rome is to join a walking tour.
Tour Link: airbnb.pvxt.net/KM9v9
BONUS: Day Trip To Naples 14:27
The city of pizza and hanging laundry, this is an easy 1.5 - 2-hour train ride from Rome and well worth a day trip.
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Been to a few of those back in 2018...Will have to go back for others 😁👍
Definitely! We can't wait to return as well.
Thanks for this video. Was in Rome back in the early 80's must take another trip for those wine bars. Visited all those places except for the last 4. I love Italy and the Italian way of life. Bellisimo😊
I couldn't agree more 😀
I love Rome and i hope to be there soon. Nice video. I'm happy to see again this places .
Thank you for watching and commenting :)
Great video, some good practical info ... keep it up goats!
pro trick : you can watch movies at flixzone. Been using them for watching loads of movies lately.
@Derrick Emmett Definitely, I have been using Flixzone for since november myself :D
Hi guys ROME was magical before COVID 19..one of my favourite areas is MUSSOLINI'S modernist city EUR. And cafe NECCI in the PIGNETTO area former haunt of PASSOLINI and can be seen in opening sequences in his film ACCATONE .The English cemetary near PYRIMIDE is a beautiful tranquil place and contains the graves of several English Poets (KEATS & SHELLEY) .and is populated by many cats who are regarded as the guardians of the dead
Was lucky enjoy to hear the pope talk at Vatican too 😁
Amazing!
At 6:13 did Nick say, "Father of the Altarland"? I thought it was the Altar of the Fatherland?
Brian Maltby hahAh I didn’t even notice that even after editing it for hours!