Let me add, stop vandalizing our monuments!! Idiots carving names on Colosseo or any other random monument, swim in fountains, climb statues and so on. All of the above happened several times already. Everyone welcome but, BE RESPECTFUL
Già. Pensano che monumenti dal valore inestimabile, stiano Li per il loro spasso . Vogliamo parlare dei leoni che sono a piazza del Popolo e che molti turisti hanno scambiato per i cavallucci delle giostre,e che spesso sono stati danneggiati da questi incivili?
This video has now reached perfection! Sono stato molto attento riguardo la storia del capuccino. 😂😂😂. Very good. Even the words: ""never, never ever", perfect 😂👍👍
Aww ! My congratulations 🤩 great choice! I’m sure you’ll enjoy your life in gorgeous Barcelona 🙌🏻 👉🏼 To arrange a private consultation with me please use the link 🔗 calendly.com/annagoldman/private-session-with-anna-goldman I’ll do my best to help you ❤
Being Italian: 1) You will NEVER, mean NEVER pay 1 € for half a liter of water in a supermarket. You have found a place that was a tourist trap. 2) Same for 8 € for a coffee drink with ice. Maybe in Piazza San Marco in Venice, or in Portofino, or in some fancy (but FANCY and POSH!) place. 3) Your video outfit suits You well, and You look very pretty, but definitely You look as a tourist with it. 4) You will not be killed for any comment about soccer. Rgds. Riccardo
Ohh well.. let’s address the elephant in the room 😈 1. You do pay €1 for a bottle of water in ANY supermarket in Rome city centre: let me list them for you: coop, carefour. In Naturasi you’ll probably pay even more. My favourite kombucha there is about €6 ☺️ 2. Have you checked soya Frappuccino in Starbucks in Rome ? Well.. get ready to pay €6-8 for that monster American size 3. I’ve got an Italian passport and been living in Rome for a bit more than 8 years 😉 let’s call me an expat not a tourist 😁 4. Talk to my father in law saying that you are supporting Roma (he’s a massive fan of Lazio) - I guarantee you’ll never get back to the house ever again 😂🤪 And by the way €1 for a bottle of water is an amazing price 🙂 I’m living between Rome, Paris, London and Los Angeles, Rome is the best place to enjoy life with the lowest possible prices among them all 😁
@@AnnaGoldmanTravel First, I would like to specify that I haven't even thought NOT TO RECOGNIZE the QUALITY of Your video, that is full of clever, useful and 100% true advices 👍Said that: 1) I live in Livorno and maybe Rome is much more expensive, especially in the city center, but anyway: Esselunga € 0,30 (a lesser known brand € 0,33 for 1 lt); and Kombucha € 1,89 for 275 ml (Kombucha bio € 2,99 for 250 ml), but I don't know which is Your favourite brand; Penny Market € 0,50; Lidl € 0,35 (again, lesser known brand € 0,25 for 1,5 lt!) 2) At Starbucks in Milan the Frappuccino giant size costs € 5,50. A 250 ml btl of Starbucks' Frappuccino Caramel on line costs € 3,90 (but I guess it is not the same thing, I am not an expert) 3) I have not the pleasure to know You, that means I have no clue to state that You are a tourist and not an expat. And in fact I have NOT written that You ARE a tourist, but simply that IMHO with such a cozy outfit You look like. 4) IMHO if someone risks to become aggressive due to soccer fan issues, that means he or she (or what else) has got problem. I guess unluckily this might happen, but again IMHO Italy is not yet in such bad condition to be a common issue. Of course I apologize for my English, hope it has been enough to express what I wanted to say. Thanks for Your attention, and again kudos for Your videos. Best Regards. Riccardo
@@AnnaGoldmanTravelBasta non andarci da Starbucks. E tanto facile...te lo faccio io il caffè e ti assicuro che oltre ad essere gratis è molto più buono...
Questa fobia del cappuccino non la capisco. In Italia in qualsiasi bar entri puoi chiedere un cappuccino a qualsiasi ora. Lo stesso vale per l'abbigliamento ognuno si veste come vuole, poi i gusti sono differenti ma non c'è uno standard. Per fortuna abbiamo tante libertà e anche a tavola, per noi è normale utilizzare le posate ma se qualcuno non è capace non è un problema. 😀😀
Voi statunitensi parlate altre lingue oltre l'inglese? Non credo! Io ho studiato a scuola il francese e lo spagnolo e l'inglese dopo anni, a 50 anni. Parlo bene lo spagnolo ma non bene l' inglese, che però capisco abbastanza bene. Due lingue + una lingua (so so..)....mi accontento. Come fareste se l'inglese smettesse di essere una lingua passepartout?
Great video Anna! I'm Italian, and I agree with you. BUT I think that there are 4 religions in Italy: catholicism, food, soccer and FEMALES! Don't forget that (thanks God) Italian males "suffer" the feminine charme! 😉
Hello, I'd love to see a video on how someone could live and work in Italy on a very limited budget. My problem is a lack of money to go. But maybe there are methods of securing a tourist industry job= to apply and interview from one's country of origin. Then go to Italy knowing you have the job. Or is this mostly always done in person? How can one do this with perhaps $3,000 dollars in initial money to go? I live in California, I speak Spanish (Uruguay/Argentinian version), and I understand Italian, I speak limited Italian as of now. Any suggestions? 🙂
Quite easy 😉 networking is so straightforward in 2024 and sometimes you don’t even need to speak Italian to land a job there 🙂 To arrange a private consultation with me please use the link 🔗 calendly.com/annagoldman/private-session-with-anna-goldman I’ll do my best to help you ❤
you can come to Italy with a tourist visa and look for work, but it will be illegal and underpaid work and degrading jobs such as cleaning, caregiving to sick old people or even drug dealing or theft, but once the visa expires you will also be considered illegal with the risk of being also arrested
In 1982 I wore a football shirt in Rome that had the initials "OSU" and an old man told me it bad! Bad! Bad! because he thought I was Nazi. During Christmas Mass these two guys were flirting with me and I farted on the pew. I said I was 16 and they finally left me alone when they realized I was with my parents! Also, if you are a girl alone the guys would come up and grab you by the arm and take you. They would put their arm around yours walk you away fast . If you were a girl alone, it meant you were single and looking, so the first guy to see you would claim you for himself. Now you were his girlfriend and he would take you to a party. This never happened to me, but I was warned to always have an escort. Back then two girls together would always go arm and arm, so this would not happen to them. It was to signal that they girls were not available and the guys would leave them alone. If you were a single girl you were literally up for grabs.
@@abocabo538 col limone? Neanche sotto tortura!!! Ho fatto la naja a Udine nel 73 e ho bevuto la birra moretti nella sede ufficiale dove la fanno, l'ho bevuta con il classico stivale! Impagabile!
Sure mate, Milano is so evolved that is full of pickpockets and Cingalese, Filippinos, Latinoamerican and Sinti baby gangs on the streets. Milano becomes the industrialized third world of Italy. Vi è rimasta solo la Madunina....seppure.
Question; - Where do I buy SIM cards in Italy? - Is it better to buy SIM cards or E-SIM ? - where do I buy E-SIM? - Does the SIM or E-SIM give me a new phone number or just Data? - If it doesn’t give me a phone number, can I call Taxi using Whatsapp? - Is there a general number for Taxi companies? - Is there a general number for emergency similar to 911 in Canada or USA? - If we visit Italy in October, do we have to book in advance for Vatican & Ufizi museum in Florence & other local tours? Or we can buy tickets at the door? Thanks
Hello, For emergency numbers you can call police: numbers 112 or 113 . for ambulance you call 118. When you come to italy outside the airport buy a sim card. As inside the airport they will sell you sim cards at a higher prices compared the prices outside the airport. You can choose between 4 providers of sim cards. 1) vodafone. 2) windtre 3) iliad. 4) Tim. The best are iliad and vodafone. It depends also on what you are looking for.
You can buy sim cards in provider stores you can recognize them as you while visiting the city/cities by simply seeing their names written on the top of the store. You can use Google maps to see the nearest phone provider for sim cards near the hotel you will be staying or any accommodation, Airbnb.
in Italy there are dozens of telephone companies, Iliad, Fastweb, Tim etc. who sell SIM cards for tourists or even E-sim cards with 5G technology with reception everywhere, at maximum advantageous prices. $15 for 50gb or unlimited unlimited calls and unlimited text messages, each taxi company has its own standard number and can be called with W.A., 112 is the emergency number in every country EU, like your 911, it is always better to book museums in advance even a few weeks, which is important if you are disabled and have a document proving it, with 1 of your companions, you can skip the lines and don't pay, I hope it helped you, bye
small update, in Italy the taxi drivers' lobby is very powerful and supported by the far right they have made Uber illegal to have a monopoly on transport and charge higher prices, so Uber cannot be booked, as an alternative to taxis (white cars) there are NCCs which are like limousine services in the USA, every hotel is connected to one of these you can ask them, they cost more than taxis but they offer a better service such as vans which if there are many of you dividing the expense is more convenient, one more piece of advice, if you come to Rome in October, be aware that in that period it is still very hot here, come with few and light clothes, don't drag large, heavy suitcases with you (I feel so sorry for those tourists full of suitcases) I'm sure you won't mind shopping in Rome and returning with more suitcases than when you left, when you are in the hotel leave your documents and credit cards in the safe, bring a little cash, when you go around the city, max €20, use applepay or other phone apps, electronic payments are accepted everywhere, visa, mastercard, a little less american express ciao
Let me add, stop vandalizing our monuments!! Idiots carving names on Colosseo or any other random monument, swim in fountains, climb statues and so on. All of the above happened several times already. Everyone welcome but, BE RESPECTFUL
Bravo! la maggioranza visita ma non capisce,come diceva mio padre..Hanno i soldi ma non hanno la cultura.
@@deckard1970 so true 🙂 the history is there to be respected and protected 🤗
And stop littering also 😉 thank you guys 🤍
Già. Pensano che monumenti dal valore inestimabile, stiano Li per il loro spasso . Vogliamo parlare dei leoni che sono a piazza del Popolo e che molti turisti hanno scambiato per i cavallucci delle giostre,e che spesso sono stati danneggiati da questi incivili?
I love all your videos ! Also Wolter’s World. You both have useful advice. Thank you !
Thank you so much indeed for watching 🤗🤍
Thank you for the tips, very helpful!
Since a few years in Italy is mandatory for all venues to accept credit cards
😁 I love your accent , it’s like mix of scandanavian and siberian
tusen spasibo👍🏽😁
Wow 🤩 love it! Thank you so much for watching 🤗🤍
This video has now reached perfection! Sono stato molto attento riguardo la storia del capuccino. 😂😂😂. Very good. Even the words: ""never, never ever", perfect 😂👍👍
@@Gigi_Latrottola aww thank you so much indeed ☺️🤗🤍
I love Italy and need to learn the language
Ciao from Palermo. Good Video
Another great and very useful video. Thank you. I really hope to go to Rome one day, sooner rather than later. Please keep doing videos on Rome
@@ARedcoat thank you very much for watching 🤗🤍🤍🤍
In summer try crema di caffè....it
Is delicious coffee and fresco cream ....mixed by a machine
I love watching your videos! From Brazil 🇧🇷
Aww thank you so much indeed for watching 🤩🤗🤍
Absolutely drink fountains water, it's the best and it's free!
Troppo forteeeeeee❤
Grazie mille 🤗🤍
Great video, sempre, brava! I'm relocating from USA to Barcelona. Any tips?
Aww ! My congratulations 🤩 great choice! I’m sure you’ll enjoy your life in gorgeous Barcelona 🙌🏻
👉🏼 To arrange a private consultation with me please use the link 🔗 calendly.com/annagoldman/private-session-with-anna-goldman
I’ll do my best to help you ❤
Always take airport train and not cab. Fast inexpensive and no traffic!
Being Italian: 1) You will NEVER, mean NEVER pay 1 € for half a liter of water in a supermarket. You have found a place that was a tourist trap. 2) Same for 8 € for a coffee drink with ice. Maybe in Piazza San Marco in Venice, or in Portofino, or in some fancy (but FANCY and POSH!) place. 3) Your video outfit suits You well, and You look very pretty, but definitely You look as a tourist with it. 4) You will not be killed for any comment about soccer. Rgds. Riccardo
Ohh well.. let’s address the elephant in the room 😈
1. You do pay €1 for a bottle of water in ANY supermarket in Rome city centre: let me list them for you: coop, carefour. In Naturasi you’ll probably pay even more. My favourite kombucha there is about €6 ☺️
2. Have you checked soya Frappuccino in Starbucks in Rome ? Well.. get ready to pay €6-8 for that monster American size
3. I’ve got an Italian passport and been living in Rome for a bit more than 8 years 😉 let’s call me an expat not a tourist 😁
4. Talk to my father in law saying that you are supporting Roma (he’s a massive fan of Lazio) - I guarantee you’ll never get back to the house ever again 😂🤪
And by the way €1 for a bottle of water is an amazing price 🙂 I’m living between Rome, Paris, London and Los Angeles, Rome is the best place to enjoy life with the lowest possible prices among them all 😁
@@AnnaGoldmanTravel First, I would like to specify that I haven't even thought NOT TO RECOGNIZE the QUALITY of Your video, that is full of clever, useful and 100% true advices 👍Said that:
1) I live in Livorno and maybe Rome is much more expensive, especially in the city center, but anyway:
Esselunga € 0,30 (a lesser known brand € 0,33 for 1 lt); and Kombucha € 1,89 for 275 ml (Kombucha bio € 2,99 for 250 ml), but I don't know which is Your favourite brand;
Penny Market € 0,50;
Lidl € 0,35 (again, lesser known brand € 0,25 for 1,5 lt!)
2) At Starbucks in Milan the Frappuccino giant size costs € 5,50.
A 250 ml btl of Starbucks' Frappuccino Caramel on line costs € 3,90 (but I guess it is not the same thing, I am not an expert)
3) I have not the pleasure to know You, that means I have no clue to state that You are a tourist and not an expat. And in fact I have NOT written that You ARE a tourist, but simply that IMHO with such a cozy outfit You look like.
4) IMHO if someone risks to become aggressive due to soccer fan issues, that means he or she (or what else) has got problem. I guess unluckily this might happen, but again IMHO Italy is not yet in such bad condition to be a common issue.
Of course I apologize for my English, hope it has been enough to express what I wanted to say. Thanks for Your attention, and again kudos for Your videos.
Best Regards. Riccardo
@@AnnaGoldmanTravel0,5 € per 1,5 litri è già caro qui nel mio paese al nord: io la pago 37 centesimi 1,5 litri.
@@AnnaGoldmanTravelBasta non andarci da Starbucks. E tanto facile...te lo faccio io il caffè e ti assicuro che oltre ad essere gratis è molto più buono...
Si ...
Questa fobia del cappuccino non la capisco. In Italia in qualsiasi bar entri puoi chiedere un cappuccino a qualsiasi ora. Lo stesso vale per l'abbigliamento ognuno si veste come vuole, poi i gusti sono differenti ma non c'è uno standard. Per fortuna abbiamo tante libertà e anche a tavola, per noi è normale utilizzare le posate ma se qualcuno non è capace non è un problema. 😀😀
L'acqua di Roma, è buonissima. Quante bevute al nasone da bambino dopo delle interminabili partite a calcio con gli amici.
Voi statunitensi parlate altre lingue oltre l'inglese? Non credo! Io ho studiato a scuola il francese e lo spagnolo e l'inglese dopo anni, a 50 anni. Parlo bene lo spagnolo ma non bene l' inglese, che però capisco abbastanza bene. Due lingue + una lingua (so so..)....mi accontento. Come fareste se l'inglese smettesse di essere una lingua passepartout?
Lei è norvegese
@@claudioferraro1652mi sa che è russa invece😊
I would like to see your favorite murano ring? If you have one. I like your videos, I love italy ❤. 🇮🇹
I don’t have any murano glass things 😁 can you imagine it? 😉 I guess I became Italian way too fast 😁
@@AnnaGoldmanTravel 😆👍🇮🇹♥️🙏
zamzam water
Great video Anna! I'm Italian, and I agree with you. BUT I think that there are 4 religions in Italy: catholicism, food, soccer and FEMALES! Don't forget that (thanks God) Italian males "suffer" the feminine charme! 😉
@@Babs1971 so true 😁 thank you very much for watching ☺️🤗
Hello, I'd love to see a video on how someone could live and work in Italy on a very limited budget. My problem is a lack of money to go. But maybe there are methods of securing a tourist industry job= to apply and interview from one's country of origin. Then go to Italy knowing you have the job. Or is this mostly always done in person? How can one do this with perhaps $3,000 dollars in initial money to go? I live in California, I speak Spanish (Uruguay/Argentinian version), and I understand Italian, I speak limited Italian as of now. Any suggestions? 🙂
Quite easy 😉 networking is so straightforward in 2024 and sometimes you don’t even need to speak Italian to land a job there 🙂
To arrange a private consultation with me please use the link 🔗 calendly.com/annagoldman/private-session-with-anna-goldman
I’ll do my best to help you ❤
you can come to Italy with a tourist visa and look for work, but it will be illegal and underpaid work and degrading jobs such as cleaning, caregiving to sick old people or even drug dealing or theft, but once the visa expires you will also be considered illegal with the risk of being also arrested
Great video, can i ask a personal question? How tall are you ? because you look about 185cm .....
Two things to avoid: cut spaghetti and put pineapple on pizza.
In 1982 I wore a football shirt in Rome that had the initials "OSU" and an old man told me it bad! Bad! Bad! because he thought I was Nazi. During Christmas Mass these two guys were flirting with me and I farted on the pew. I said I was 16 and they finally left me alone when they realized I was with my parents! Also, if you are a girl alone the guys would come up and grab you by the arm and take you. They would put their arm around yours walk you away fast . If you were a girl alone, it meant you were single and looking, so the first guy to see you would claim you for himself. Now you were his girlfriend and he would take you to a party. This never happened to me, but I was warned to always have an escort. Back then two girls together would always go arm and arm, so this would not happen to them. It was to signal that they girls were not available and the guys would leave them alone. If you were a single girl you were literally up for grabs.
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I can’t eat pasta pizza pastries bread - should I even not go to Italy?
Why shouldn't You? Plenty of other stuff to eat
Absolutely agree 🤩 so much delicious choice indeed 😌
Well.. enjoy meat, fish, seafood, lots of salads and seasonal fruit 😉 plenty of options 🙂
@@Queerz4Palesteinfake!!!!!
La birra in italia si beve nel suo bicchiere o boccale con la sua bella schiuma e non direttamente dalla bottiglia.
Dipende dalla situazione e dal tipo di birra. La Corona con il limone la bevi nel bicchiere?
@@abocabo538 col limone? Neanche sotto tortura!!!
Ho fatto la naja a Udine nel 73 e ho bevuto la birra moretti nella sede ufficiale dove la fanno, l'ho bevuta con il classico stivale! Impagabile!
Si, e senza limone!!!@@abocabo538
@@alfredodallalibera5091 minkia! c'hai 100 anni
@@MrNoncredo ne ho 72! Sono un anziano giovane 🙂
Rome Is a city Italy Is mucho bigger try some other Town
Senorita Ana Goldman you are very beautiful. Estoy enamorado
@@carloalinsod7208 thank you very much indeed 🥰🤍
Che 2 pere!
Perche’ dovremmo parlare “perfettamente” inglese? Mi sembra un commento da imperialisti.
Come to Milano : so you can see that the rest of Italy is evolved than Rome, and here you can speak in English
Sure mate, Milano is so evolved that is full of pickpockets and Cingalese, Filippinos, Latinoamerican and Sinti baby gangs on the streets.
Milano becomes the industrialized third world of Italy.
Vi è rimasta solo la Madunina....seppure.
Where you originally from if may ask you?
Ma basta con gli spaghetti! E mangiate qualcos'altro 😂
Question;
- Where do I buy SIM cards in Italy?
- Is it better to buy SIM cards or E-SIM ?
- where do I buy E-SIM?
- Does the SIM or E-SIM give me a new phone number or just Data?
- If it doesn’t give me a phone number, can I call Taxi using Whatsapp?
- Is there a general number for Taxi companies?
- Is there a general number for emergency similar to 911 in Canada or USA?
- If we visit Italy in October, do we have to book in advance for Vatican & Ufizi museum in Florence & other local tours? Or we can buy tickets at the door?
Thanks
Hello,
For emergency numbers you can call police: numbers 112 or 113 . for ambulance you call 118. When you come to italy outside the airport buy a sim card. As inside the airport they will sell you sim cards at a higher prices compared the prices outside the airport. You can choose between 4 providers of sim cards. 1) vodafone. 2) windtre 3) iliad. 4) Tim. The best are iliad and vodafone. It depends also on what you are looking for.
You can buy sim cards in provider stores you can recognize them as you while visiting the city/cities by simply seeing their names written on the top of the store. You can use Google maps to see the nearest phone provider for sim cards near the hotel you will be staying or any accommodation, Airbnb.
in Italy there are dozens of telephone companies, Iliad, Fastweb, Tim etc. who sell SIM cards for tourists or even E-sim cards with 5G technology with reception everywhere, at maximum advantageous prices. $15 for 50gb or unlimited unlimited calls and unlimited text messages, each taxi company has its own standard number and can be called with W.A.,
112 is the emergency number in every country EU, like your 911,
it is always better to book museums in advance even a few weeks, which is important if you are disabled and have a document proving it, with 1 of your companions, you can skip the lines and don't pay, I hope it helped you, bye
small update, in Italy the taxi drivers' lobby is very powerful and supported by the far right they have made Uber illegal to have a monopoly on transport and charge higher prices, so Uber cannot be booked, as an alternative to taxis (white cars) there are NCCs which are like limousine services in the USA,
every hotel is connected to one of these you can ask them, they cost more than taxis but they offer a better service such as vans which if there are many of you dividing the expense is more convenient,
one more piece of advice, if you come to Rome in October, be aware that in that period it is still very hot here, come with few and light clothes,
don't drag large, heavy suitcases with you (I feel so sorry for those tourists full of suitcases) I'm sure you won't mind shopping in Rome and returning with more suitcases than when you left,
when you are in the hotel leave your documents and credit cards in the safe, bring a little cash, when you go around the city, max €20,
use applepay or other phone apps, electronic payments are accepted everywhere, visa, mastercard, a little less american express
ciao
@@alanpatarga7943
Thank you.
Teach to people how to eat spaghetti...like babies! So funny 🤣🤣🤣