How to plan your first trip to Italy - What you need to know
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
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Planning your first trip to Italy? or looking for some recommendations? This video will serve as your guide to any trip to Italy. If it's your honeymoon, anniversary, or if you're backpacking through Europe, this will help you maximize your trip. We've been to Italy over 10 times and it continues to wow us time and time again.
We love Italy, it's one of our favorite countries! With the food, culture, water, and history there's something for everyone. If you're a beach lover, mountain lover, or history buff, Italy has something to offer for every kind of traveler. Some of the great places in Italy include Rome, Positano, Sorrento, the Amalfi coast, Naples, Tuscany, and Polignano a mare just to name a few.
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i usually dont do dairy cuz it breaks me out but when i go there, IM DEFINITELY GONNA EAT EVERY CHEESE, PIZZA, and GELATO looool forget the acne! hahaha
HAHA! Sometimes you have to live!! 👍 That's the right move.
Legit editing. Love the music. I really like the tip of slowing down and visiting multiple times. Thanks.
Thank you 😀 Glad you liked it. Slowing down is the hardest thing for people to do because they want to see it all in one trip. Have you been to Italy?
Thank you Very helpful. I’m going for 3 weeks in late September. Rome,Venice,Florence Cinqua Terra. I can’t wait!
I hope you will have a nice Journey.
Hi, Italian here. Things changed a lot with this fucking pandemic, now for a lot of places (restaurant, bar, cinema, theatre, ect...) you need to present the so called green pass, a document who certified you to be vaccinated against covid19, or a negative test in the last 36 hours if i'm not wrong. Hope it helps
Has things changed yet or still the same since your last comment?
@@chanthana7694 yep. You do not need anymore the green pass or any certified. Even the mask is not mandatory but is only raccomended. At the moment the situation is like before the covid, you can go everywhere. The only exception are hospitals, you still need to wear a mask inside. Sorry for my poor english😢
@@simonedylan6581 that's great to know, thank you! I'm in the U.S and mask is still mandate in the Healthcare area but every where else is optional. Your English is very good, no worries. I'm not a grammar police..lol. I understand everything you said though. English is my second language as well, so I totally understand. Take care! 🙂
Thank you very much for the great tips!
Thanks guys!
My fiancé and I are planning a trip in October for 2-3 weeks. How many cities do you recommend seeing in 3 weeks? How many did you do for your honeymoon. We love the slow travel and plan on that. Thanks!
My wife and I are also planning out our excursion in October for three weeks. We're taking trains and right now we're picking which cities to visit: Rome, Florence, Venice, Naples, and Ischia are definite so far.
Great video. Italy is one of my places on my list that I need to visit. 😍
Coronavirus 😖
You need to visit it
I’m from Venice and is fantastic
Y’all are so lucky
Can I ask how much was your daily spendings? How it broke down to excluding flights and accommodations. I am planning a trip this summer. Not on a tight budget but definitely not free spending either. Please let me know how much I should bring per day!
Thank you,
Very interesting video amazing nature ...Thx and keep going.!Best regards from Canada👌💕🍷🌹🍁✌
Thank you!
Very helpful!! Thank you!! Can you share some favorite places to eat?! Going for Honeymoon next month!
Where are you going?
God bless you both
I have a question: I’m planning a trip in Italy for next year. I really wanna visit Florence, Rome and Venice so I was thinking about staying a week in each city? Do you think it’s a good idea? Second question! If we do that, should we stay in one hotel the three weeks were there or should we stay in a different hotel in each city?
a week in each city.. WOW.. that's amazing! That is a great way to see all those locations. You'll likely need a new hotel in each city. I would recommend looking for AirBNB's if you like to use those.
Come to Naples! We are the original pizza, 30 minutes from Positano, Amalfi 👍👌✌️🇮🇹❤️
Hi! Not sure if you've already planned a trip but I actually went on a very similar trip prior to the pandemic in Jan 2020. We flew into Venice for our first stop and stayed only 3 nights. Then we took a train to Florence and stayed 3 nights. Took a train to Rome and stayed 3 nights as well. We also flew from Rome to Sicily and stayed for 4 nights, and then flew back to Rome to go home. My advice is a week is a great amount of time for each place. We felt very rushed trying to fit everything in, but we also didn't have the budget to stay that long haha. If you can manage it, definitely try to! Personally I didn't feel the need to stay longer in Rome though, and looking back I wish we did 5 nights in Florence and Venice each. But definitely look into AirBnBs in each city because they seem to be cheaper than hotels most of the time. And hosts can give you really great recommendations of where to eat and visit around the area. Hope this helps!
@@ryannicoletti7093 I put the planning on pause due to covid but your idea does sound wonderful! Just about 3-4 days in each area would be nice! Airbnb is really cheap if you stay a month, that's why I was aiming for more time in Italy (: Taking a train from city to city sounds amazing too! It does help, thank you!
Hello! I will be traveling to Italy this summer for my birthday. We are staying for 12 nights, and are at the point of choosing what we want to see the most. We want to go to Pisa, but our agent and friends say there isn't much to see there except for the tower. Our friends recommended the five villages of Cinque Terre. Have you been there before? If so, do you think it would make a better day trip?
Skip Pisa, not worth it. Hike Cinque Terra if you can, or stay at one town and do day trips to the others. Our biggest recommendation is don't try to see everything.. For 12 nights, try to limit yourself to 3 spots max.. Because you lose a day every time you move between locations.
my dad is diabetic and thats the only thing stopping us from going to Italy. He takes really good care of his diet so we wouldnt know what else to eat apart from pasta and meat
The tips here are so generic that it applies to all tourist spots. I don't know how this is about just Italy, waste of time
same I was expecting them to talk about the best places to stay or what activities to do. you know😔
agreed Lol
Great Video!
is the language barrier hard to get around and do you recommend airbnbs or hotels?
It’s not hard to get around 👍.. both Airbnb’s and hotels are great to stay in. We like staying in Airbnb’s because you get a more local feel of a location.
Some super helpful tips, thank you for sharing! I am desperate to explore Italy more!
😘😘😘i love it😘😘😘
Thanks! are you going to Italy soon?
What is fancier than normal, and why?
Jim Gandolfini forgot about his diet and how did that work out? 😬 Great video! Thanks
Ciao ragazzi! Loved your video!💚 This is Pier and Chiara two Italian Somms that after 2 years in California decided to go back to Italy to showcase the beauty of our countryside and home. We are based in Alba, Piemonte (the Langhe area where Barolo and Barbaresco are from). We just launched our youtube channel and would love to have your feedback! You will get to virtually tour our beautiful hills, blind taste wines and explore the area with us! Ciao from Alba! 🇮🇹🍷
Ok I need your help. I want to visit cheiti next year. To find more about my great grandfather. What is the best way to get there from rome airport? We would like to go in March of next year. Can you help me?
Thanks.
Do you mean Chieti? Because you can simply go to Pescara airport or if Is another city near Rome like Rieti or Viterbo that are also beautiful you can go to Rome Airport and than take a flixbus that is the easier way
Question!!!!! (if you even see this) I'm planning a 14 day trip, landing in Rome and leaving 14 days later in Barcelona. Is this a good idea? To drive all of Italy, France and down to Spain? Just hotel hopping and driving the roads? This is a rare trip opportunity and want to see the most possible.
Which watch brother?
Looks really good!
Were you asking what my watch was?
@@Roamaroo yes which watch?
Brand, model?
I love the luggage tip, but please do tell: did you do your laundry? And where? How did you have enough clothes for 3 weeks if you didn't?
For a 3 week trip we’ll usually ado laundry. On our last trip we did it at a local laundromat.
i would love to go to italy one day...
It's a definite must! Such a great place to visit.
I live in Italy one thing that is so important is that you don't need to visti all the big cities but also the little one that are so beautiful
Forget your diet😂😂😂 that's a good one
lol he loves his cappuccino
Cappuccino's are the best! who doesn't love some good coffee?
Espresso's better
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How much was the boat trip. That looked beautiful
Check out Yachts and Friends.. That's who we booked through. It was ~$2k/person all included Food, boat rental, tips, and aperol spritzes 😀
www.yachtsandfriends.com/
She’s so buff
Yes she is.. and beautiful! 🥰
Did I just see a new Roamaroo intro?
lol! Possibly. :) we've had it for some time, I just haven't found a place to put it.
We have a part 2 coming out in a few days.. Our top 5 locations.
Shalom
Ciao belli 🖐️
What’s the name of the song at 3:46 can’t find it 😭
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So i am from iraq but my dream lives in italy and married somebody italyin
Any one can help me?
Ok, just watched this video and the one on Greece. Which one should I do first for the first time? I say Greece, my wife says Italy. Help!!
Wow.. you really can't go wrong with either of those. IMHO, Italy has better food but Greece has more islands you can hop around on. My #1 recommendation is to take it slow wherever you go. Since most people are going for a 10 days, try to limit your spots to 2 stops. Don't try seeing 5 cities in 1 week this leads to a very stressful vacation. To help you decide where to go, try reaching out to hotels in either destination and see if they will give you a discount.
@@Roamaroo hey can you recommend 2 great spots to explore for someone who is going to Italy for the very first time
Takes you two minutes from the four minutes video on introduction
Want to vacation in Italy?
Step 1: Have no kids.
Went just before kids 😄
italiani qui presenti a caso?
Per compiacermi degli stranieri che vogliono visitare l'Italia
Lol i'm italian
That awkward moment when you have to worry about gluten because you have Coeliac Disease....
Create a printed out card or something on your cell phone that discusses your disease in Italian. Depending on how extreme it is, you can tailor the warning to that. Many restaurants in Italy have gluten free pasta. Otherwise, enjoy the delicious meats, fish, cheese, and fresh vegetables!
This was my biggest concern when they said “forgot your gluten intolerance or issues” it’s honestly not worth the pain and uncomfortableness and the health risk it poses to some people. Especially with things like celiacs disease, which is very serious.
They didn't say why I had to bring my fanciest clothes 😔
Because every dresses up in Italy 😀🇮🇹
@@Roamaroo EEEEK this makes me not want to go
@@stefffie78 😂 you’ll be fine!
I was too distracted by her yolked arms.
Was there egg on her arms?
Thanks for all the window dressing, I learned nothing thank you
Did not help what so ever
That's a bummer.. when are you going to Italy? 🤔
Weirdos trying to be Italian with the stereotype words