We watched all 6 hours of this walking tour over several days. We've been all over the city and LOVED revisiting it. We long to return to Roma. So this will do for now.
No music, no voice over is so Wonderful! Its as if one is just on a walk by themselves hearing all the local noise. Thank You for being more 'advanced' than most travel videos
I have to say, I really enjoy your videos. What I really appreciate is that you are so quiet and let us absorb the sounds of the street and hussle and bussle of the people. I am going to subscribe to your channel. I can't stand the videos where they just talk and talk and talk. Great job!!
Hey, thanks for the feedback. Yeah, as much as possible I want people to watch my videos and feel like it is their tour, not mine. Thanks for subscribing! It really helps me out.
Agreed. The worst videos are the ones where the young girls have their face glued to the camera trying to explain everything to you and saying "I hope you can see this amazing place, blah, blah, blah...." and then the annoying dumb music. I like to hear what the place sounds like and I don't even mind music in the background and even well-informed narration. So tired of the "look at me" I'm in Rome, Venice, Honk Kong, Singapore, Amsterdam videos that are in all essence, useless, unimaginative, uninformative, and mostly irritating. Thank God for people who post videos like this. BTW, nobody wants to see somebody's plane trip from and to a destination (even in timelapse). We get the point! LMAO.
I lived and worked in Rome for a short while and fell in love with every part of the city. I’ve never been anywhere else that makes my heart swell like Roma. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing video and so quietly walking the streets. You truly captured what it is like to walk the streets of the city and soak up every sight and sound. ❤️
I can't praise this virtual walking tour too highly. My wife and I are old now and unable to revisit the country and its cities we love - especially Rome. To go around many of the areas we had ourselves walked was marvellous, it really was. Thank you so much. (5/5 stars)
Picture quality + choice of places to be shown + walk that almost allowed me to feel like I was there = SUBLIME VIDEO! Once again, thanks for your wonderful walks
When we went to Rome I remember that Via del Corso wasn´t pedestrian street. Once more this Walking Tour is fantastic, I can remember perfectly well when we spent 3 days at Hotel Santa Chiara behind the Pantheon. I just love it. Thank you !!!
Hi Vivian, you're very welcome. Thanks for watching! I've been there when the Via del Corso was open to traffic and again when it was closed. I'm not sure of the timing of it all.
Norman Monico. You forget that Rome was the first metropolis in the world. Paris and London were little villages and New York didn't even exist. The art treasures and monuments of the "Urbs" are unparalleled. What I am saying is that they are two different leagues.
@@normanmonico208 for visiting Paris you need three days, for Rome a life isn't enough, each corner, each street is a monument, 37 seconds for visit Notre Dame, 20 for Tour Eiffel, and 20 meters of champes elisees are enough, study history and art before speak...Michelangelo, Raffaello, the Reinassence, the ancient Rome...Vatican...
You made my adopted city look great. I have lived here for almost 11 years and with all of her problems, Roma is one of my favorite places on earth. I am Roman now, being the wife of a Roman and mother of 4 little Romans (hand gestures and all). I was born in the Bronx to a Cuban and a Puerto Rican and my heart is part Roman too.
I have been four times to Rome, and spent six weeks there in year 2000, but I have never seen it so well as on the shoulders of this marvelous videographer! A Thousand Thanks!
We spent a week wandering around Rome every day for about 8 hours and you captured everything we saw and more. On the big screen it's almost like being back there(without the pickpockets).
This has to be the best walking tour that we've ever seen. It's just like walking the streets as well as as in structures ourselves. Thanks for periodically panning the camera to see the other streets. Thanks also for the very informative historical comments. Keep up the excellent work! Thanks.
These are great and informative videos. The combination of no narration or music to interfere with the virtual experience of walking through your destinations with the nice captioning to explain what is being seen is perfect. I appreciate your work! The downside of these videos is it really makes me hungry to go to (or back to) your destinations and give them a fuller exploration!
I cant thank you enough for this walk... I have not been home for over 6 years - the longest I have been away from Rome. This video is what I needed today. Grazie mille!
Hi, I've been to Italy and saw the eternal city and the rest of the country in its entirety. Your videos transport me back in time so Thank you and pls keep posting🙏🏼
@@ProWalks I left a piece of my heart in Villa Torlonia and its surroundings... I would love to see a video of yours placed there.. :') I'm honored by the way
Awesome video! Specially from someone who had just been there a few weeks ago - it brought back good memories from different places in Rome. I so love the place. Thanks.
Me, my wife & our 14 year old daughter will be visiting Rome for 5 days in May 2019. Watching this video has really helped us to plan our trip as we want to walk to all the sights so we don’t miss anything.
That's great to hear. I'm glad it's helped. Every street has something on it and you can easily not turn down one street and miss something amazing. The only main site I think my walk is missing.........I know there are many...but at least one that I wish I would have included...are the Baths of Caracalla....and from there you are pretty close to the Appian Way. I'm going to make a separate video of the Appian Way though. Thanks for watching! If you have any questions about your trip feel free to ask...I'm not an expert but I've been to Rome quite a few times now.
I was in Rome a year ago this week. I stayed in an apartment in the Pizza di Pietra and had the view of Hadrian's Temple (37:39) at the window of my apartment. Our favorite restaurant was between the apartment and the Pantheon, Er Faciolaro (39:46). This video is fantastic and makes me want to go back to Roma so very much!
Amazing walk through Rome! Very well thought and execution. Italy is perfect for walking... and here is the proof! Great job... and keep on walking! There's plenty more for you to explore.
here is absolutely the city in the center .. the slow approach allows you to get a good overview of the city .. the map material and the text complement meaningful.
I have been twice at the Roman Forum, I’ve complained the lack of information in each of these ancient history. Your video has helped me know more about the Roman Forum, thanks.
I looked at it every minute and I really enjoyed it. So much information. Magnificent. I have been able to extract a lot of information and take my steps back from when I have been there. Now at least I know what that is and where it is.
I am addicted to your videos...they are by far the best online. We get to enjoy the sights and sounds, the inserted info is awesome, and your movements don't make me dizzy. LOL Well done!! :) Will be in Italy for 3 weeks May 2020. Can't wait!
I like Rome. The streets are excellent for pedestrians. Clean and large. I like the Saint Andrew Garden. It reminds me of heaven. Also Fountain de Trevi and many others that I saw in your excellent video. Thank you so much for your great work!
Yes, rome is definitely a perfect city for walking. Every street is unique and interesting. It has been fun. There is still more in Rome i want to go walk. Thanks for watching!
I live in northern Italy and I love Rome a lot. The tour is beautiful, even the audio part, very impressive when passing from the street noise to the silence of the interior of the churches. You were lucky not to find too much traffic and garbage in the streets, I saw only a vagabond asking for alms, no papers on the ground, or holes on the asphalt. Last time i was in Rome a few years ago, i saw a homeless woman who was washing herself completely naked at a fountain near Piazza della Repubblica ... Unfortunately you have lost a lot of interesting things that you have passed by, for those who wish to know more, for example: 33:37 on the right, the Chigi Palace, seat of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers 35:59 behind the obelisk the Palazzo di Montecitorio, the seat of the Chamber of Deputies, one of the two parts of the Italian Parliament 1:24:25 if you put yourself near one of the fountains (which are in the fires of the ellipse) you could see all the columns lined up 2:08:00 on the left you can see the memorial plaque of one of the most tragic events of contemporary Italian history: here was found the corpse of Aldo Moro, the kidnapped prime minister, imprisoned and killed by the Red Brigades in 1978, symbolic event of the darker period of terrorism in Italy 2:59:56 on the right, under the staircase, you can see the rare remains of a Roman popular house ("Insula") of the second century. 3:03:45 on the left, Palazzo Venezia, with the balcony from which Mussolini were used to speak to the crowd 4:37:40 detail to the left of the beautiful square with the wonderful fountain of the Naiads (no water for maintenance) 4:53:59 the beautiful intersection of the Four Fountains, which can be seen at the four corners 5:31:29 in front of Bulgari, you can see on the right the historic Caffè Greco, founded in 1760, a café-museum with over 300 works on display, a meeting point for all the past artists in Rome 5:47:35 The Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, one of the most important and ancient in Italy In the video is missing a very beautiful piece of Rome: the Gianicolo hill and Trastevere and the wonderful Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano, with its breathtaking ceiling !!! Here is a site full of strange curiosities about Rome: www.romasegreta.it
Hey, thanks. I'll have a similar one up soon of Venice. I just got back from Egypt today and I'll be posting up a walk around Cairo. Thanks for watching! I appreciate the support.
Hey Shawn, I have a question for you. DId you watch the entire walk and if so, about how much time did you watch per view? I am working on a Venice video that is about the same length and I can't decide if I should upload in 30 minute segments, 1 hour segments or just upload the entire 5 hour walk. Did you watch this on your smart TV? Did you find it easy to skip ahead, or back, if you needed? Thanks in advance!
Our first night in Rome it was raining lightly and we were a little jet-lagged but we went out for a walk anyway to get some air. It was well after dark and the rain had mostly stopped when we walked through the Porto del Popolo and into the piazza. The lights in the piazza reflects in each of the rain-wet cobblestones and it was like walking across a field of stars. I'll remember that for the rest of my days.
Excellent "tour". In summer 2018 we stayed nearby on Via Bocca de Leone close to the Spanish Steps. Your tour brought me right back to that magical visit. I enjoyed seeing the "Florence Moon" shop on Via del Corso at around 7:38 - I bought a beatiful black leather purse there that I LOVE!! I agree with the comment below about the quietness of the video - let's you soak in the sights without distraction - Bravo. e grazie.
Thanks so much for this wonderful video! It may sound ridiculous since I live in Rome, but you made me wanted to have a walk in the center, it is so long I don’t find time to go sightseeing in my own city!! Next Sunday I’ll be a tourist, promised!
Hey, you're welcome! I'm glad you're enjoying the walks. I need to speed up my work flow. I have many more walks to get posted up. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this wonderful video. I live in Rome, but right now I'm stuck at home because of the coronavirus, I can't wait to get out and go back to my long walks in those streets and squares, untill that moment I will enjoy videos like this one!
Amazing Footage, The Best I have ever seen of ROME . . . from the comfort of my Living room in Portland, Oregon . . . Excellent video . . . keep up the great WORK!
Lovely tour, thank you. I also have been to Italy several times many years ago. Also to Rome - even once flew in the day after Christmas. Vatican City was breath-taking during the holidays.
Congratulations for that awesome video. Amazing picture quality and text. Rome is really really a place where all of us should go and feel. Once feel the history beneath its legs.
Hey, you're welcome. I'm heading to Rome this weekend to film the Feast of the Epiphany celebration. I've never been to it but it looks like a big deal.
i was in Rome cca 15 years ago, but i was kinda lost all the way....you made it so simple and beautiful that i'm almost ashamed to admit my total confusion at the TREVI FOUNTAIN, that i found out lately that i was there already....silly me, but one thing i remember clearly. it was the PANTHEON, which fitted me the most...i prayed in front of COLLOSEUM, while others did it at St PETERS BASILICA, which is colossal in its own right, BUT NOTHING CAN COMPARE TO YOUR PROWALKS WHICH ARE STUNNING AND MARVELLOUSLY EXPLAINED WITH CAPTIONS AND TITLES (from Sorrento to Sasseto Forest), you are my only tourist guide, so thank you, man!!!!!!!
Wow! That is quite the complement! Yeah i imagine traveling 15 years ago was a much different experience. It is hard to get lost now and pretty easy to plan the trip especially with google earth. Well i have a lot more walks planned..... Hopefully florence, Venice, matera and cairo will all happen in the early fall. I am back in the states for a few weeks now visiting family. I just did a 9 mile walk at mt. St. Helens that I'll get posted up at some point. Thanks for watching!
Since we are now considering a few days in Rome when we do eventually get to Italy, I'm rediscovering your Rome walks! Looks fantastic. Can't wait to watch every minute to build my own itinerary.
Hey Ken, I have a new Rome walk but I just haven't got around to posting it up yet..and now it is several months old. It is over 6 hours though...which keeps me from wanting to finish it. :)
@@ProWalks can't wait to see it! Come on, you can do it!! We started to think about Rome, but we would have to drop Civita to do it. So we are torn, but oh the Colosseum! And the Roman forum!
That was wonderful thank you SO much I am 65 I was at the coliseum just before I was 20 over 46 years ago..wow I was able to stand up in it on a floor above arena n you saw thr lower floor with all the passageways n lock ups for gladiators n animals etc Was sad n amazing
Ohhh. This is an amazing video. Quality is really high. You explained every detail. I will go to Rome at this weekend. Before going to Rome , this video helped me to understand streets of Rome. Thank you so much.
Supposed to fly to Rome today but cancelled due to the covid crisis. Re-booked for April 2021. Can't wait. Love watching this video. Thanks for posting :)
Hi Sonia, thanks for watching! I have a question for you. Would you find it helpful if I were to introduce the walk at the beginning of the video? Basically, do you want to me at the beginning saying "Welcome to Prowalks. Today we're going to be taking a walking tour of _________. During this walk you will see this, this and this. Click on a timestamp in the video description to skip ahead to specific part of the walk." Would this improve the video....or do you just want to jump right into the walk? Thanks!!
Thanks for asking! In my opinion it would be a nice addition, specially if you provide the opt-out option. Really a good job, almost 6 hours walking in Rome!! ♥♥
We are in total lock down with curfew, and l am watching my beloved Roma, where l lived in an apartment on Via del Corso once, could pass my door. I was moved to tears. Thank you❣️❤️ I have been so many times in my beloved Roma it is the most interesting beautiful place to me. ⛲️🏛
Fabulous video. I feel like I'm walking right next to you. I have my map of Rome and I follow along with you! Really appreciate the captions and the names of the streets.
I have subscribed to the chanal because of the surrounded sound that is so clear < when you you pass beside talking people I can still hear them in the back as if they were with me at my room , best walk tours ever
Yeah, I hope others discover how much better it is to watch with headphones on. It makes it much more fun to watch. I'm glad you enjoyed the walk. I appreciate you taking time to comment.
GREAT way to relive our 2 weeks in Roma June 2019 while hiding at home from Wuhan virus and riding stationary bike. Great memories are made of this. Thank you very much.
This is EPIC!!! Love this walking tour. Because of this, I believe I have the confidence to plan a solo trip from the U.S. and know where to stay and how to get around. Thank You so much. And this was even before I hit the 3 hour mark!!!!
Hi, that's great to hear! I'm sure others have done this but maybe I'll go back and make a short video about how all the different modes of public transportation work. Rome is pretty easy. Good luck planning and feel free to ask me any questions.
Hey, thanks. Yeah this one took a while. When I started this channel I wasn't planning on adding the captions or titles. They take a while to edit now. I hope things on your channel are going well!
Wonderful! Is my dream to visit Rome, but has not materialised so far. Now with this video, I feel like I'm actually there! Thanks a ton for this treat!
Hey, thanks. It has taken a bit of practice to realized what will look good on a TV screen. I'm still working on it but I think the videos are getting better as I go. Thanks for watching!
That's great. Would you be interested in longer tripod takes at a single location? Say, 5-10 minutes of just the hustle and bustle at the Trevi fountain? If it is something you leave on for background ambient noise, do you have any requests or suggestions?
@@ProWalks Hi there! Yes that'd be great! There are a few places that you visited in which I'd love to see a tripod take, like the Mercato Centrale in Florence, and the fish Market in Venice (or any other market in fact). Also it'd be great if you do a bus/train stations, especially the smaller outdoor platforms in Cinque Terre region overlooking the sea. Thank you again for the amazing tours!
I learned so much from your video with the historical and other information you supplied . I just really enjoy learning the history of a place. Thank you so much for making your videos. You have opened up the world for me as I cannot travel myself having food sensitives so would not be able to eat the local food.
Hi Donna, I just went to Rome last weekend and filmed a bike ride and an evening walk. They both turned out well and I'm excited to get them posted up. I have two other walks to post first. I'm heading back to Rome this weekend with the family. Is there anything specific you'd like to see? Like I said in the other comment, I would like to post up more members only content. I'll try to film little things while I'm there. Thanks again for your support!
@@ProWalks Thank you for offering to show specific things and what a great service you provide for us your viewers. Whatever you can provide would be great as I have never been it is hard to specify anything and I would not like to limit anything you do and look forward very much to your new postings. I hope you have a great trip with your family.
We watched all 6 hours of this walking tour over several days. We've been all over the city and LOVED revisiting it. We long to return to Roma. So this will do for now.
That's great to hear! I'll be going back soon....first day this lockdown is lifted. :)
100 years later, this video will become precious part of history
No music, no voice over is so Wonderful! Its as if one is just on a walk by themselves hearing all the local noise.
Thank You for being more 'advanced' than most travel videos
100%!!!!!
I love Rome and have been there several times. Not enough though. What great memories this video brings back! Thanks for posting this video.
I have to say, I really enjoy your videos. What I really appreciate is that you are so quiet and let us absorb the sounds of the street and hussle and bussle of the people. I am going to subscribe to your channel. I can't stand the videos where they just talk and talk and talk. Great job!!
Hey, thanks for the feedback. Yeah, as much as possible I want people to watch my videos and feel like it is their tour, not mine. Thanks for subscribing! It really helps me out.
Agreed. The worst videos are the ones where the young girls have their face glued to the camera trying to explain everything to you and saying "I hope you can see this amazing place, blah, blah, blah...." and then the annoying dumb music. I like to hear what the place sounds like and I don't even mind music in the background and even well-informed narration. So tired of the "look at me" I'm in Rome, Venice, Honk Kong, Singapore, Amsterdam videos that are in all essence, useless, unimaginative, uninformative, and mostly irritating. Thank God for people who post videos like this. BTW, nobody wants to see somebody's plane trip from and to a destination (even in timelapse). We get the point! LMAO.
ProWalks thanks for your videos....I just relax on my cough and enjoyed touring Rome....thanks for you effort to make this beautiful video for us
Yes, I Agree, I love that too, that he lets Us enjoy the Street Sounds as they are, I don't like when people put Loud Music on their Videos.
@@ProWalks
Amazing job! Thanks!! 😘👍👍👍
I lived and worked in Rome for a short while and fell in love with every part of the city. I’ve never been anywhere else that makes my heart swell like Roma. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing video and so quietly walking the streets. You truly captured what it is like to walk the streets of the city and soak up every sight and sound. ❤️
Hey, thanks for watching. I'm glad it captured what you remember!
Sydney Wientjes Lei ha ragione completamente !
Prowalk Tours An amazing piece of technical art. Thanks !
@@claudiussenex3888 Technical art? It's a video.
I can't praise this virtual walking tour too highly. My wife and I are old now and unable to revisit the country and its cities we love - especially Rome. To go around many of the areas we had ourselves walked was marvellous, it really was. Thank you so much. (5/5 stars)
Enjoy the walk 😊 again with your memories & video 😊maybe with a coffee ☕ & some Italian food at home in your comfort 😊
Picture quality + choice of places to be shown + walk that almost allowed me to feel like I was there = SUBLIME VIDEO!
Once again, thanks for your wonderful walks
Hi, thanks Carlos. I'm glad you enjoyed. I am will be heading up to Florence and Pisa this weekend for more walks.
ProWalks, enjoy the Tuscany!
Have u visited Padova also? please make video on Padova too...
When we went to Rome I remember that Via del Corso wasn´t pedestrian street. Once more this Walking Tour is fantastic, I can remember perfectly well when we spent 3 days at Hotel Santa Chiara behind the Pantheon. I just love it. Thank you !!!
Hi Vivian, you're very welcome. Thanks for watching! I've been there when the Via del Corso was open to traffic and again when it was closed. I'm not sure of the timing of it all.
I’ve been to London and Paris, both nice, but Rome is the best. The most amazing place i’ve ever visited. Can’t wait to go back!
You have no idea what you´re talking about. There is no city like Paris. New York and London come after.
To be fair, Paris has a really big problem, french people.
Norman Monico. You forget that Rome was the first metropolis in the world. Paris and London were little villages and New York didn't even exist. The art treasures and monuments of the "Urbs" are unparalleled. What I am saying is that they are two different leagues.
@@normanmonico208 for visiting Paris you need three days, for Rome a life isn't enough, each corner, each street is a monument, 37 seconds for visit Notre Dame, 20 for Tour Eiffel, and 20 meters of champes elisees are enough, study history and art before speak...Michelangelo, Raffaello, the Reinassence, the ancient Rome...Vatican...
YOU have no idea what you're talking about!There is no city like Buenos Aires. Rio de Janeiro comes next andfor fun and games it's New Orleans.
You made my adopted city look great. I have lived here for almost 11 years and with all of her problems, Roma is one of my favorite places on earth. I am Roman now, being the wife of a Roman and mother of 4 little Romans (hand gestures and all). I was born in the Bronx to a Cuban and a Puerto Rican and my heart is part Roman too.
Wana visit
sounds like a great story. All the best to your family.
I have been four times to Rome, and spent six weeks there in year 2000, but I have never seen it so well as on the shoulders of this marvelous videographer! A Thousand Thanks!
Gotta love Rome and it’s historic streets
We spent a week wandering around Rome every day for about 8 hours and you captured everything we saw and more. On the big screen it's almost like being back there(without the pickpockets).
This has to be the best walking tour that we've ever seen. It's just like walking the streets as well as as in structures ourselves. Thanks for periodically panning the camera to see the other streets. Thanks also for the very informative historical comments. Keep up the excellent work! Thanks.
These are great and informative videos. The combination of no narration or music to interfere with the virtual experience of walking through your destinations with the nice captioning to explain what is being seen is perfect. I appreciate your work! The downside of these videos is it really makes me hungry to go to (or back to) your destinations and give them a fuller exploration!
I cant thank you enough for this walk... I have not been home for over 6 years - the longest I have been away from Rome. This video is what I needed today. Grazie mille!
This deserves 100x more views. Fantastic Job, Rome is beautiful!
this is like therapy - so calming and soothing ...that isn't even mentioning all the sites. im hooked!
Thank you for this fabulous walk in Rome. It's like being there. Really appreciate your dedication.
Hi, I've been to Italy and saw the eternal city and the rest of the country in its entirety. Your videos transport me back in time so Thank you and pls keep posting🙏🏼
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I've lived one of the best years of my life in Rome, so this video will make me feel like I'm still there...
That's great to hear. Do you have any suggestions on neighborhoods or areas I should walk?
@@ProWalks I left a piece of my heart in Villa Torlonia and its surroundings... I would love to see a video of yours placed there..
:') I'm honored by the way
¡IMPRESIONANTE, MI AMIGO! MÁS DE CINCO HORAS DE PASEO POR ROMA, COMO SI UNO ESTUVIERA ALLÍ; ES UN LUJO, ¡¡¡MUCHAS, MUCHAS, MUCHAS GRACIAS!!!
You are very welcome! Florence, Venice and Milan will all be walked too soon! Thanks for watching!
Também me senti integrada ao passeio juntamente com ele,Simplesmente maravilhoso!!!
Awesome video! Specially from someone who had just been there a few weeks ago - it brought back good memories from different places in Rome. I so love the place. Thanks.
Me, my wife & our 14 year old daughter will be visiting Rome for 5 days in May 2019. Watching this video has really helped us to plan our trip as we want to walk to all the sights so we don’t miss anything.
That's great to hear. I'm glad it's helped. Every street has something on it and you can easily not turn down one street and miss something amazing. The only main site I think my walk is missing.........I know there are many...but at least one that I wish I would have included...are the Baths of Caracalla....and from there you are pretty close to the Appian Way. I'm going to make a separate video of the Appian Way though. Thanks for watching! If you have any questions about your trip feel free to ask...I'm not an expert but I've been to Rome quite a few times now.
I was in Rome a year ago this week. I stayed in an apartment in the Pizza di Pietra and had the view of Hadrian's Temple (37:39) at the window of my apartment. Our favorite restaurant was between the apartment and the Pantheon, Er Faciolaro (39:46). This video is fantastic and makes me want to go back to Roma so very much!
This was the most amazing tour of Rome I've ever seen. The captions were so interesting and informative. Thank you so much for doing this and sharing.
Hey, no problem. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I'll second that Scott. Keep it up pro walks.
Amazing. Simply best virtual walking video. Wonderful presentation. Thank you my friend.
Amazing walk through Rome! Very well thought and execution. Italy is perfect for walking... and here is the proof! Great job... and keep on walking! There's plenty more for you to explore.
Essa é a melhor maneira de registrar na memória o que nossas lembranças vão perdendo com o passar do tempo!Obrigada pelo compartilhamento 😉👍🏻
here is absolutely the city in the center .. the slow approach allows you to get a good overview of the city .. the map material and the text complement meaningful.
I have been twice at the Roman Forum, I’ve complained the lack of information in each of these ancient history. Your video has helped me know more about the Roman Forum, thanks.
Très jolie visite de ROME ! Bravo à vous pour ce reportage !!
Simply Superb! Informative, entertaining and best of all, no intruding music just the ambient sounds of Rome. Thank you
Hey Ron, Glad you enjoyed the format of it all. Thanks for watching!
Meravigliosa la mia città ❤️
Beautifully done my friend!!
I watch your video's all the time,just like being there with you!!
Thank you,great job!!
I looked at it every minute and I really enjoyed it. So much information. Magnificent. I have been able to extract a lot of information and take my steps back from when I have been there. Now at least I know what that is and where it is.
I am addicted to your videos...they are by far the best online. We get to enjoy the sights and sounds, the inserted info is awesome, and your movements don't make me dizzy. LOL Well done!! :) Will be in Italy for 3 weeks May 2020. Can't wait!
I like Rome. The streets are excellent for pedestrians. Clean and large. I like the Saint Andrew Garden. It reminds me of heaven. Also Fountain de Trevi and many others that I saw in your excellent video. Thank you so much for your great work!
Yes, rome is definitely a perfect city for walking. Every street is unique and interesting. It has been fun. There is still more in Rome i want to go walk. Thanks for watching!
I live in northern Italy and I love Rome a lot.
The tour is beautiful, even the audio part, very impressive when passing from the street noise to the silence of the interior of the churches.
You were lucky not to find too much traffic and garbage in the streets, I saw only a vagabond asking for alms, no papers on the ground, or holes on the asphalt. Last time i was in Rome a few years ago, i saw a homeless woman who was washing herself completely naked at a fountain near Piazza della Repubblica ...
Unfortunately you have lost a lot of interesting things that you have passed by, for those who wish to know more, for example:
33:37 on the right, the Chigi Palace, seat of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers
35:59 behind the obelisk the Palazzo di Montecitorio, the seat of the Chamber of Deputies, one of the two parts of the Italian Parliament
1:24:25 if you put yourself near one of the fountains (which are in the fires of the ellipse) you could see all the columns lined up
2:08:00 on the left you can see the memorial plaque of one of the most tragic events of contemporary Italian history: here was found the corpse of Aldo Moro, the kidnapped prime minister, imprisoned and killed by the Red Brigades in 1978, symbolic event of the darker period of terrorism in Italy
2:59:56 on the right, under the staircase, you can see the rare remains of a Roman popular house ("Insula") of the second century.
3:03:45 on the left, Palazzo Venezia, with the balcony from which Mussolini were used to speak to the crowd
4:37:40 detail to the left of the beautiful square with the wonderful fountain of the Naiads (no water for maintenance)
4:53:59 the beautiful intersection of the Four Fountains, which can be seen at the four corners
5:31:29 in front of Bulgari, you can see on the right the historic Caffè Greco, founded in 1760, a café-museum with over 300 works on display, a meeting point for all the past artists in Rome
5:47:35 The Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, one of the most important and ancient in Italy
In the video is missing a very beautiful piece of Rome: the Gianicolo hill and Trastevere and the wonderful Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano, with its breathtaking ceiling !!!
Here is a site full of strange curiosities about Rome: www.romasegreta.it
We were there Apr. 26 to 29 2018, Walking with
you brings it all back.
Thank you
this is without a doubt the best virtual walking video I have ever seen! thank you for your wonderful work!
Hey, thanks. I'll have a similar one up soon of Venice. I just got back from Egypt today and I'll be posting up a walk around Cairo. Thanks for watching! I appreciate the support.
Hey Shawn, I have a question for you. DId you watch the entire walk and if so, about how much time did you watch per view? I am working on a Venice video that is about the same length and I can't decide if I should upload in 30 minute segments, 1 hour segments or just upload the entire 5 hour walk. Did you watch this on your smart TV? Did you find it easy to skip ahead, or back, if you needed? Thanks in advance!
Thanks for all the informative, historical captions! Great walk in my favorite city to visit!
5 ore di video continuo, sei un grande !
Our first night in Rome it was raining lightly and we were a little jet-lagged but we went out for a walk anyway to get some air. It was well after dark and the rain had mostly stopped when we walked through the Porto del Popolo and into the piazza. The lights in the piazza reflects in each of the rain-wet cobblestones and it was like walking across a field of stars. I'll remember that for the rest of my days.
Interesting! Sounds pretty awesome!
Excellent "tour". In summer 2018 we stayed nearby on Via Bocca de Leone close to the Spanish Steps. Your tour brought me right back to that magical visit. I enjoyed seeing the "Florence Moon" shop on Via del Corso at around 7:38 - I bought a beatiful black leather purse there that I LOVE!! I agree with the comment below about the quietness of the video - let's you soak in the sights without distraction - Bravo. e grazie.
This is an absolutely wonderful video. We stayed in a hotel just off the Piazza Navonna in 1998. You retrace my steps.
Thanks so much for this wonderful video! It may sound ridiculous since I live in Rome, but you made me wanted to have a walk in the center, it is so long I don’t find time to go sightseeing in my own city!! Next Sunday I’ll be a tourist, promised!
Your videos are spectacular and make me feel like walking with you in Rome everywhere. Thank you very much indeed. Absolute ProWalks. 👍👍👍
Hey, you're welcome! I'm glad you're enjoying the walks. I need to speed up my work flow. I have many more walks to get posted up. Thanks for watching!
@@ProWalks That's great. Thanks 👍👍👍
Thank you for this wonderful video. I live in Rome, but right now I'm stuck at home because of the coronavirus, I can't wait to get out and go back to my long walks in those streets and squares, untill that moment I will enjoy videos like this one!
absolutely love your videos My friend, Grazie! Really enjoy all the art & history of Rome, and all of Italy.
Amazing Footage, The Best I have ever seen of ROME . . . from the comfort of my Living room in Portland, Oregon . . . Excellent video . . . keep up the great WORK!
Lovely tour, thank you. I also have been to Italy several times many years ago. Also to Rome - even once flew in the day after Christmas. Vatican City was breath-taking during the holidays.
I appreciate that. I'll be posting up an updated Rome walk later this summer. There is much more to see.
Congratulations for that awesome video.
Amazing picture quality and text.
Rome is really really a place where all of us should go and feel.
Once feel the history beneath its legs.
Hey, thanks! Glad you enjoyed to video and the format.
I have never been in Roma. Thank you to show me this magnifecent city
Hey, you're welcome. I'm heading to Rome this weekend to film the Feast of the Epiphany celebration. I've never been to it but it looks like a big deal.
@@ProWalks Epiphany celebration is called "Befana" in Italy. In fact the Befana is a witch...but a kind witch, who gives sweets to children!
i was in Rome cca 15 years ago, but i was kinda lost all the way....you made it so simple and beautiful that i'm almost ashamed to admit my total confusion at the TREVI FOUNTAIN, that i found out lately that i was there already....silly me, but one thing i remember clearly. it was the PANTHEON, which fitted me the most...i prayed in front of COLLOSEUM, while others did it at St PETERS BASILICA, which is colossal in its own right, BUT NOTHING CAN COMPARE TO YOUR PROWALKS WHICH ARE STUNNING AND MARVELLOUSLY EXPLAINED WITH CAPTIONS AND TITLES (from Sorrento to Sasseto Forest), you are my only tourist guide, so thank you, man!!!!!!!
Wow! That is quite the complement! Yeah i imagine traveling 15 years ago was a much different experience. It is hard to get lost now and pretty easy to plan the trip especially with google earth. Well i have a lot more walks planned..... Hopefully florence, Venice, matera and cairo will all happen in the early fall. I am back in the states for a few weeks now visiting family. I just did a 9 mile walk at mt. St. Helens that I'll get posted up at some point. Thanks for watching!
Since we are now considering a few days in Rome when we do eventually get to Italy, I'm rediscovering your Rome walks! Looks fantastic. Can't wait to watch every minute to build my own itinerary.
Hey Ken, I have a new Rome walk but I just haven't got around to posting it up yet..and now it is several months old. It is over 6 hours though...which keeps me from wanting to finish it. :)
@@ProWalks can't wait to see it! Come on, you can do it!! We started to think about Rome, but we would have to drop Civita to do it. So we are torn, but oh the Colosseum! And the Roman forum!
That was wonderful thank you SO much I am 65 I was at the coliseum just before I was 20 over 46 years ago..wow
I was able to stand up in it on a floor above arena n you saw thr lower floor with all the passageways n lock ups for gladiators n animals etc
Was sad n amazing
We are very excited and really like your creative ideas, made it enjoyable to watch and keep watching, hope you continue this great idea forever.
Este vídeo me ayudó a recordar mis caminatas por Roma,la mas hermosa y maravillosa ciudad de Europa!
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Ohhh. This is an amazing video. Quality is really high. You explained every detail. I will go to Rome at this weekend. Before going to Rome , this video helped me to understand streets of Rome. Thank you so much.
Hey, that's great to hear. Feel free to let me know if you have any questions.
Supposed to fly to Rome today but cancelled due to the covid crisis. Re-booked for April 2021. Can't wait. Love watching this video. Thanks for posting :)
I love your videos! And I appreciate the captions, in order to know where we are "walking"!! Please keep posting, congratulations!
Hi Sonia, thanks for watching! I have a question for you. Would you find it helpful if I were to introduce the walk at the beginning of the video? Basically, do you want to me at the beginning saying "Welcome to Prowalks. Today we're going to be taking a walking tour of _________. During this walk you will see this, this and this. Click on a timestamp in the video description to skip ahead to specific part of the walk." Would this improve the video....or do you just want to jump right into the walk? Thanks!!
Thanks for asking! In my opinion it would be a nice addition, specially if you provide the opt-out option. Really a good job, almost 6 hours walking in Rome!! ♥♥
Estimado amigo seguí las 6 horas contigo y fue como si yo hubiese recorrido esos lugares. Muchas gracias por compartir esta aventura¡¡¡¡¡
That is great to hear! I am glad you enjoyed the walk! Thanks for watching!
I watch everything in 2x speed. Because 5+ hours takes a big chunk out of the day. But even at that speed it's still good to watch.
Really enjoyed this, like a memento of our recent weekend visit to this wonderful city
We are in total lock down with curfew, and l am watching my beloved Roma, where l lived in an apartment on Via del Corso once, could pass my door. I was moved to tears. Thank you❣️❤️ I have been so many times in my beloved Roma it is the most interesting beautiful place to me. ⛲️🏛
Amazing video walk !! Thanks for your upload, this is great job. Regards from Benny.
Grazie! It's amazing how much I missed even in the vicinity of the hotel where I stayed (Quirinale). I need more time in Rome.
Wonderful tour video. It's incredible that you made all this without once stopping to eat.
Muchas gracias!!!!, excelente video
Absolutely great! Thanks for these, always!
Hey, Thanks Robb! I hope you enjoy the whole 15 miles. :)
YOU DO THE BEST TURIST VIDEO ON RUclips!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE THE BEST!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Well that is really great to hear! RUclips is a big place! Thanks for watching and for supporting my channel!
Fabulous video. I feel like I'm walking right next to you. I have my map of Rome and I follow along with you! Really appreciate the captions and the names of the streets.
Thank you for this wonderful tour of Roma , i enjoyed very and you a brought a lot of memories..thank you.
Beautiful, very informative.
I just toured Rome while in bed sick. Thank you many times over. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Fantastique vidéo. Merci pour la qualité et merci de ne pas parler. Your work is superb!!!
Thank you so much for this wonderful walking tour of Rome!!!!!!
I have subscribed to the chanal because of the surrounded sound that is so clear < when you you pass beside talking people I can still hear them in the back as if they were with me at my room , best walk tours ever
Yeah, I hope others discover how much better it is to watch with headphones on. It makes it much more fun to watch. I'm glad you enjoyed the walk. I appreciate you taking time to comment.
This is a spectacular amount of effort. Well done!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.I'M VERY APPRECIATE. MISSED ITALY. YOUR VIDEO IS INCREDIBLE
This is the best channel for travel ever! What a wonderful magical thing you are all doing!
i enjoy watching your videos feels like a history class in a guided tour
I enjoy every minute of your video and is half way through. Feel like I am in Rome...........Thanks so much !
GREAT way to relive our 2 weeks in Roma June 2019 while hiding at home from Wuhan virus and riding stationary bike. Great memories are made of this. Thank you very much.
I'd love to go there. It seems to be everyone's favorite European city.
Go check it out. Lots of cool stuff to see 👍🏼
Thank you for the video. Awesome footage of Rome. Great job to to you.
Wow! What a great video! Everything's nicely captured & so informative. 👍👍 I'd love to use your video as reference when I visit Italy next time.
Hey, thanks for watching. I hope you can get some good use out of the video.
I miss time a lot. And since I will likely not be able to go this year this video makes me feel much better. Thank you.
Excellent! no narration...no music...it’s like actually being there:)
Thanks, love putting this on when I’m reading my kindle!
This is EPIC!!! Love this walking tour. Because of this, I believe I have the confidence to plan a solo trip from the U.S. and know where to stay and how to get around. Thank You so much. And this was even before I hit the 3 hour mark!!!!
Hi, that's great to hear! I'm sure others have done this but maybe I'll go back and make a short video about how all the different modes of public transportation work. Rome is pretty easy. Good luck planning and feel free to ask me any questions.
ProWalks that would be awesome. I was planning to do it all on foot.
Went on a solo trip from US last year and have no regrets. Youll love it!
I hope to visit Rome again! It’s really impressive work! thanks!
What a brilliant video - thank you! I can see how much work this must have been to film and edit. Those steps at 02:45:50 looked like hard going!
Hey, thanks. Yeah this one took a while. When I started this channel I wasn't planning on adding the captions or titles. They take a while to edit now. I hope things on your channel are going well!
Wonderful! Is my dream to visit Rome, but has not materialised so far. Now with this video, I feel like I'm actually there! Thanks a ton for this treat!
Hey You're welcome. I hope to film an updated Rome walk here in the near future. Thanks for watching.
You are a very skilled cameramen. It is not easy at all to convey all that smoothness and walking rhythm so effortlessly.
Hey, thanks. It has taken a bit of practice to realized what will look good on a TV screen. I'm still working on it but I think the videos are getting better as I go. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for doing this great video .You are the best
What amazing walking tours. Thank you so much. They are perfect!
Thank you very much for these videos, they are always playing in the background at my house, I love the street ambient noise.
That's great. Would you be interested in longer tripod takes at a single location? Say, 5-10 minutes of just the hustle and bustle at the Trevi fountain? If it is something you leave on for background ambient noise, do you have any requests or suggestions?
@@ProWalks Hi there! Yes that'd be great! There are a few places that you visited in which I'd love to see a tripod take, like the Mercato Centrale in Florence, and the fish Market in Venice (or any other market in fact). Also it'd be great if you do a bus/train stations, especially the smaller outdoor platforms in Cinque Terre region overlooking the sea.
Thank you again for the amazing tours!
I learned so much from your video with the historical and other information you supplied . I just really enjoy learning the history of a place. Thank you so much for making your videos. You have opened up the world for me as I cannot travel myself having food sensitives so would not be able to eat the local food.
Hi Donna, I just went to Rome last weekend and filmed a bike ride and an evening walk. They both turned out well and I'm excited to get them posted up. I have two other walks to post first. I'm heading back to Rome this weekend with the family. Is there anything specific you'd like to see? Like I said in the other comment, I would like to post up more members only content. I'll try to film little things while I'm there. Thanks again for your support!
@@ProWalks Thank you for offering to show specific things and what a great service you provide for us your viewers. Whatever you can provide would be great as I have never been it is hard to specify anything and I would not like to limit anything you do and look forward very much to your new postings. I hope you have a great trip with your family.