I'm italian and I live in Rome, one thing I can say is that even though I see all these places almost everyday, I never get tired of them. they keep their magic. A little advice, visit Rome at night, it's a whole different experience. Ofc not the vatican and the museams. Enjoy and thanks for the kind words about Rome
I´m a Danish woman in my 50´es. Since my trip to Sicily in 78, I have been crazy, madly in love with Italy and, of course, Sicily. For my 60th birthday, I have planned a vacation in Rome. I´m looking forward to see your amazing city. Of course, my husband and I must also experience bella notte de Roma!
Completely agree. St Peter's Basilica and the Colosseum at dusk and night without the crowds was fantastic, not to mention the colours were much more interesting.
we just came back from a one week trip ... i could cry thinking about it , it is a magical place and i miss it already , one day is not enough even a week wasnt enough
We took 3 different tours with this company and absolutely love all 3. We did the Colosseum, the catacombs and a wine and food tour. We then did a bus tour of Italy and Sicily. Those 3 tours with the tour guy were the best!
I travel more than the average man, especially around Italy. I have visited Florence many, many times yet still have so much to see. It is only when you get totally lost down the side streets of Florence, Venice, Rome, Bergamot, that you begin to savour the richness, sweetness, the magic of all that Italy is.
Ciao Alberto! Truer words were never spoken :) However, we do our best to come up with cool itineraries that are easy to follow and showcase the essential Rome to a visitor who is tight on schedule.
If you still have energy tho, you can walk to Trastevere and stop there for the dinner. It’s a fabulous area of Rome and there are the best restaurant/trattoria of Rome.
Very clear and informative tour guide. Indeed, I had been to Rome six years ago. Our family plan to visit Rome again this early May. We are excited to watch your video. Good job, Roman Guy 👍👍👍
Went there on June 2018 for 3 days in Rome and 1 in Naples/Pompeii. And that wasn't enoug back time. I recommend guided tours as they will explain a lot of interesting factoids along the way. If at all possible do 3 days at least, consider Air BnB if money is an issue. I've been to many places and this is the one I can't wait to go back to
I followed the same itinerary spread over a span of 2 days and fell in love with the city. 1 day would be very tiresome but if you don't have time go ahead with this one. 1 recommendation for food buffs with limited time in the city. If you are at termini (the main train station in Rome) do visit the Mercato Market. You'll find a little bit of everything there to tick all italian food items on your bucket list :)
One day? I've been in Rome hundred of times and everytime find something of wonderful, 1.000 Churches, 2.000 Fountains, Squares, Street, Building incredible beautiful...I need two life for knowing all Rome
Yes, I really thought you had to climb the rest of the way up using the rope and I was like “Oh, hell no!” So, you got me, lol! This is probably the most helpful video I’ve seen on how to navigate Rome. It seems like there’s a lot to see within walking distance. Can’t wait to go to Rome!!!
I’m watching this video,as I sit in a hotel in Rome. I’ve been here since Sunday and seen almost all of what you did, but doing it in a day is pushing it,unless you bring some crystal meth with you. 😂👍🏼🇮🇹
I went to Rome last April 2018 and it gets pretty crowded. Originally I was planning to tour every place on my own but when I saw your videos I decided to try your tours. It was definitely worth the money. I will recommend it to everyone. It will save you time in line and head aches trying to figure out schedules since they all change constantly and they are not always posted on their websites. The tours are very organized and their staff is pretty cool and very nice. They have great customer service and they try to accommodate your needs. (If you come from the US these tours will fit you since we encountered a lot of grumpy Romans, probably is just to much tourism for them).
Cecy Tapia Can u a please help me to contact him. I’m planning to go to Rome with my son, for his 18th Birthday, he’s obsessed with Ancient Rome & Greek stuff. I only have 2 days in Rome and would like to have a guide or tour, not get lost like backpackers.
I say skip the Coliseum and visit the nearby Basilica di San Clemente where you can walk down to the ruins of an old Roman street of the 1st century AD
Did this tour yesterday. We are happy to have taken the tour. Will definitely take your other tours in the future! Already have recommended to friends and family!
Honestly watched many videos about Rome. Yours is by far the best, ive also watched some of your other videos . You are really good very straight to the point, organized and a lot of fun. its like watching a nice short movie. Keep them coming
Going to Rome on Tuesday and will be doing this route! So glad I found this channel!!!! It's my first time to solo travel and I'm doing a diligent research!
If you only have a little bit of time to see Rome, you can find our travel itineraries here based on your needs: bit.ly/2L7dTee Check out more of our Rome tours here: bit.ly/2DqFnr3
You are great! Thank you for your hard work. I know what is that . Go to Rome when back to US from another country I visit for a month but have to stop at Rome.
I would add, after the day tour, to go eat in Trastevere or Monti in a typical trattoria. For pasta lovers I highly suggest la trattoria " antica roma" in via ferruccio, not far from la stazione termini. For gelato lovers dont go to la palma... rather to la gelateria "fata morgana" located both in monti and Trastevere. Im 100% roman and just stopped by since it s fundamental to experience some quality time eating in rome. To eat typical jewish roman food, please go to "gigetto" at the Ghetto neighbourhood near largo argentina. :)
Ciao Brian! You are going to have a blast! Don't be nervous! If you find our videos helpful, check out out travel blog theromanguy.com/category/italy-travel-blog/rome/
This video was very very helpful.... after watching your video I made my itinerary exactly like this and went to these places like you..... once again very very thank you 🙏
I'm Roman and live in Rome and still didn't see it all. There's so many things if you like art architecture and history that you'll never finish to learn. 2800 years stratified in one city
Cool. We can’t wait to have you on one of our tours. Check out our latest Rome video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fxRJ6D4joRs.htmlsi=uSZJvh9uoL0YzBOa
I started at the Forum and ended at the dome of St Peters. Mistake. Vatican museums close early. So went back later. Also take food and drink in a haversack if you do everything in a day.
We chose a boutique hotel. It was wonderful and brand new. Nobody could tell us how to get back and of course I didn’t write address down . Needless to say we saw all of Rome while looking for our hotel.
@@TheTourGuyVids I went online to book the Early Access Vatican Gold tour, but the promo code you gave me was invalid. Is there a new code that will work?
I was waiting this vid for so long ..and i bought the ticket for Rome hop-on-hop off bus just last week for my 1 day trip to Rome in 21 Aug . My itinerary for 1 day Florence & 1 day Venice trips are following your video guidelines... Very much helpful to me .. thank you so much . I can’t wait to spend my birthday in Italy on 19 Aug .
I’m planning to go to Rome this coming oct. for my 65 birthday. Kindly tell me how much you pay for your tour guide so that I can add with my budget. Thank you very much Dave
Very useful video! It's so difficult to visit a huge city like Rome in one day...you guys were amazing! All the highlights in just one day. I will totally recommend this video to my friends.
Thank you so much for the video! We are planning a cruise for next summer and wanted to know how to get around the city and how to see all of the important places on each stop of the cruise. This video was very informative. Thank you!
@@TheTourGuyVids : Apriciated your prompt reply on my comment. Very professional and Thank for nice videos. I have subscribed your channel.It is fantastic and must see for every visitor to the Rome City, where all roads leads.Gracias
In the off season, my then boyfriend (now husband, engaged in Venice, Italy is magical), and I were able to accomplish seeing and doing most of these things, minus the climbing to the top of the Vatican and getting a colosseum tour. We didn't go on any tours and spent as much or little time at places as we wanted. With two teenage boys I am wondering if we could do this. I think it would be like a gauntlet challenge to follow it and see how far we get. It might just be fast paced enough to keep their interest. So busy they won't even have time for their phones...maybe. ;) Their website has more cities with additional tours/itineraries. Going to need these for our upcoming trip. Thanks Roman Guy!
Perfect ! I've watched three other video's and yours is exactly what I was searching for - fun, easy-to-follow with great suggestions. Look forward to researching more with you ! thank you !
Great video I have been to Rome a few times but never did all the main attractions in one day. I've explored more places in Rome that tourists are not aware of. There is so much to see and do in Rome. It is also my favourite European city destination (excluding London, since I'm from the UK)
@@jp4431 Apart from all the ones that was listed in this video (which I have done), there are others not on the list that is worth a visit: Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore; Villa Borghese, Castel Sant'Angelo, Piazza del Popolo, Termi di Caracalla are some of them that I went to
Love it!!! I want to go Rome. But I have no idea what to first prepare my travel to Rome and your visit give me some route. There place is really different with korea, so i can enjoy its mood. Thank you for detail explanation.
