Rome is so, so hot! I just left a few hours ago after 7 days, and still, I will take a hot hellish day in Rome over a nice day in a different city any day. Rome is the no. 1 city of all time! I loved everything about it and cried last night in my hotel room thinking of leaving. I had the time of my life and immediately began planning a return. ❤ I have never felt for Rome what I did for any place I have ever been. It was like a mystery was unlocked. I can’t explain it. You are so lucky to be from there, that alone is a blessing of a life. I didn’t even begin to see or do half of what I wanted. I felt so sad watching it slip by from the train window. Grazie Roma, sei belissima ❤❤
As a Roman citizen I am grateful to you because I find your words so touching, they are a true declaration of love for Rome. I'm sure you will have other opportunities to visit your favorite city, passionate and sensitive people like you will always be welcome more as guests than as simple tourists. 💝
@@MilesNauticus I'm from New Orleans, the most southern place you can possibly get in America. It regularly gets to 115 degrees and humid. I started going to Rome back in 2015 and I found the climate rather comfortable. I've since gone back dozens of times and I even bought a small house in the suburbs of Rome. Truly the greatest city on earth and its not even close
What a wonderful post! When for “coffee” you start thinking about a pause with porcelain instead of something to go in a paper cup, then you are on the right path. Cheers from Rome.
Thank you Lord has made my dream came true in 2017, I had been visitted Rome Italia, St. Peter ..there were so many beautiful places to walk through and admire!! The hotel that I stayed just took me about 12 mininutes walking to Trevi Fountain. All the wonderful memories that I never forget, wish to come back someday ❤
The Colosseum was just as crowded and just as popular on opening day 1900 years ago. The scene never changes! I wonder what the original crowd in their robes would think of this crowd with their sunglasses, men with with their untucked shirts and ladies in shorts.
Summer is the worst time to visit Rome. Not only because of the crowd but also the almost unbearable temperature. And this year especially with preparations for the church jubilee next year. I'm glad we went last February.
I visited Rome in October 2016. It was a pleasant 21C with some breeze. I really don't understand why people go out in 38C voluntary in this summer heat. Go to a beach destination but visit Rome outside the summer.
I never tire of seeing Roma and being awed by it's historical monuments. Thank you for sharing the phenomenal history. Such a wonderful walk. Thanks so much.🥰❤
This video is sufficient. Never had a personal desire to visit/ pilgrimage to "The Eternal City" even though my dad was Italian (+RIP, daddy) and I am a devout Roman Catholic+
I made the same sort-of mistake of visiting Rome one HOT summer weekend about 15 years ago. Still had a great time and enjoyed Italy very much. One quick little observation. I don't recall seeing ANY tattoos on females back then. Funny the difference that only 15 years can make. Everyone in a great big hurry to join the sheeple.
@@lemming9984 As an American I wish I could agree with you. It's everywhere now. I would argue that soon it will be a rare young woman without tattoos.
American was once asked by a reporter on the street how he liked Rome and the American said not that great a lot of buildings are falling down and nobodies building them back up......History is lost on some people.
A lot of ignoramus Americans feel that way. No knowledge of history, no appreciation for her past, or beauty, where every building and ruin , have a fascinating history , A smart individual, will always read and familiarize himself about what he is going to see. . And what he was got to visit. Where to go, and familiarize himself with the past . I feel sad about that so many Americans are that ignorant and shallow, They are truly missing a lot.
The ignorance of many Americans often degenerates into ridicule, as in this case. For them, there are only three possible options: 1 stay at home; 2 choose Disneyland and its fake and hideous Bavarian castles; and 3: start studying seriously again. I think the latter option would be the least likely.
And cue the "stupid American comment." Americans who take the time and spend the money to get to Rome generally know what the city is about. This sounds like something you made up.
I Heard another american and he said: the buildings are so old! How can they live in! And we were near Panteon! The buildings there are ancient of 1600 or 1700, and they are very very e pensi e, only few persons can buy a house there.
Rome is pretty hellish all the year round, although Winter is the best time to visit. Having been there twice I’ve come to the conclusion that this is the best way to see it - by video - rather than have to endure the crowds.
The most beautiful city in the world.If you blink you miss something of historical importance! Love Roma returning soon ..❤️ Thank you for taking us on these wonderful journeys and each time I see some new place to discover.
I have been there several times and each time is like the first. Of course, I avoid the tourist traps now and focus on the local hot spots, wonderful people, lovely art / architecture and delicious food.
Ii have travelled the world, and Rome remains my favorite city, besides Jerusalem. . So much history, so many building that speak of its past, so many remains that speak volume, many built by Jewish prisoners, that were taken as prisoners, l by the Roman Empire to Rome, as slaves . After they squashed the Jewish rebellion of Judea and Samaria ( today the West Bank)x. Rome is full of history , that I have always found terribly fascinating Have been to Rome many times, and one need to discover the off paths neighborhoods, where the Italians eat .
@@graziasher6904 Ohhhh, I agree with you! Rome and the old city of Jerusalem are both wonderful. My best friend lives in Israel. I am so glad I went to Israel before all the bloodshed.
Rome is always hot in the summer. I worked on an archeological excavation in Tuscany in the 1970's and in July it frequently reached 100f. Only people who don't know Italy have different expectations. The heat is why Italians eat in the evening and have a long lunch break. Why tourists in Italy would not be wearing a sun hat is beyond me.
I don't plan vacations during the months of July and August. The weather has a impact on how enjoyable the trip is. I'm in Virginia USA and it's scorcher here too. Ideal vacations are late September to the end of the year. 😊
That crowd and line at the Colosseum makes me shudder and OMG that heat? I was in Rome in the fall and we had warm days and it was OK. I could never go in summer. Rome is amazing, it's like being in the middle of a living museum. Everywhere you turn there are the buildings and structures that remind you of the rich history of Rome and Italy.
Actually, we went on a tour of Palatine Hill and the breeze was gorgeous. Overcast. The Colosseum was busy but because we were on a tour we got right in.
@@IrishAnnie Yea, THAT is the advantage of taking a tour. We got into the Vatican because of being on a tour. Lord knows ow long it would have been. We also got out to Hadrian's Villa VERY late in the afternoon and we were the ONLY people there. THAT is one of my all time favorite times ever. It was so quite and peaceful and you could just imagine what it was like those thousands of years ago. I'm so glad I have been able to see a few places.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I've only visited Rome once and this reminds me it's still in my heart. As someone from the USA, I had no perspective of walking amidst REAL history. My first "mind blown" experience was after checking into my hotel and I walked out just to see what the area looked like. Right outside my hotel I wander down this side street and on my right is the back side of an obviously old structure. The more I look, the more I get this sense that this looks REALLY old, but it's just right there, close enough to touch! As I keep walking I notice there are little openings looking thorough to a huge "courtyard" looking area, and I can see columns! Wth?? As I get to the end of the street and turn the corner, the Foro Di Nerva is revealed in all its glory. Only 1,900 years old, no big deal. Again, mind blown!! Grazie mille, Roma!
Thank you for another wonderful visit to Italy,i so very much appreciate your dedication,I’m housebound now and will never get back to my beloved Italy 😊
just got back and yes, it was hot but if you pace yourself and go at the right times, wear protective hat etc....you can enjoy this amazing city! Many of us can only go in summer due to work obligations. I would rather go in the heat than not go!
Been to Rome once but it’s definitely on my bucket list to go back absolutely loved everything about it walking up into St Peter’s square I found very emotional hope God let’s me live long enough to go back
I could never get sick of Rome. The only city in Europe I’ve ever been pick pocketed, however it’s still my favourite. No other city compares to it….. PERIOD!
This 4K walking video is amazing! It feels like I'm right there exploring the city. Perfect for a virtual escape. Great work🎉😊 Greetings from Oslo 🇧🇻😎🌎
I was in Rome last Sept for 8 days as part of a much longer journey. I plan to return this fall, during the US election. The weather then was about 85 during some days. This video gives me inspiration to return to Rome for a longer visit.
Just came back from Roma, Yes it is breath taking But the heat and humidity drains you. The tour guides are on mission to complete your tour hell or high water, they walk at a force march pace and if you are in the back of the line you are running at times. In this vedio you see the lines and they are everywhere.. You are walking on Roman steps and walkways, very uneven and if you are wearing tennis shoes !! I suggest shoes you would wear on hiking on uneven mountain trails. We took the metro here and a cab back to our hotel, If you are are somewhat out of shape suggest the cab. Again this trip was great, I would go back in April or May not in the summer.
Good service, for those that have never been in the most beautiful city on earth and for those who wish were there, even after visiting or living for a long long time.💛❤ SPQR
July 1977, 78F in Rome, 3.5 months of almost daily excursions from Ostia explore Rome, Tuscany and beyond. Only Japanese tourists clicking the photo cameras. Easy access to all sites. 20 years later total bedlam
Rome, once a haven, now a fiery pit A city of chaos, where beauty's hard to hit The streets are crowded, the noise is loud A hellish landscape, where peace is proud The ancient ruins, now worn and gray Stand witness to the chaos, of each passing day The Colosseum's grandeur, now a distant past A reminder of glory, forever to last But still, amidst the chaos, beauty shines A glimmer of hope, in this hellish shrine The Vatican's beauty, a beacon of light Guiding us through, the darkest of nights
Viajar en los meses de julio y agosto a Roma es cosa de locos. Hace un calor sofocante que afecta a los turistas que solo buscan la sombra, las bebida frescas y los lugares refrigerados .
I will be in Rome later this week… mentally preparing myself for the heat.. but I live in Texas so it’s nothing new .. last time I was in Rome many years ago it was late august and yes it was very hot.
I’m going to Rome tomorrow, and I am a bit scared of pickpockets. Can I be safe as female solo traveler? Btw your videos are amazing I have been watching them since I decided to go to Rome
You don't have to be scared. Pickpockets are over exaggerated. Carry your backpack in front of you or keep your phone and other valuable items inside your bags and keep an eye on it when riding on a public bus, metro and when in a busy center like the Trevi fountain.
I had the exact same fears (and I am in your same position) that almost prevented me from going and I had absolutely ZERO issues. No one even approached me or looked at me with any kind of malice. I actually felt safer in Rome than my home city in the US, and I from a big city in CA. If you are from a big, urban US city, no problem. If you are a small town person, just be aware of who is around you and what you are doing, and be confident. If you ever feel scared, there are a lot of hotels, & you can easily go inside the lobby and ask for help, get a taxi, or even talk to a policeman. I just left a few hours ago and want to go back immediately!! You will be fine- don’t worry!! ❤
Sono tutti stereotipi come pensare che Italia uguale mafia. La mafia è un fenomeno così internazionale che nessuna nazione se esce incolume. Si è vero come in altri paesi esiste lo scippo il furto o il borseggiatore, ma nonostante questo lItalia rimane uno dei paesi più sicuri al mondo. Qui non esiste la grande criminalità degli Usa e non esiste facile uso di armi. Quindi basta un po’ di attenzione e vi godrete il nostro bellissimo paese
Ha! 100F is close to what a hot day in south Florida is like with humidity about 70% which makes it feel like over 100F. You just stay in the shade and get well hydrated.
Enduring those bandits dressed as centurians trying to entice you to have your picture taken was way worse than the crowds of tourists. I hated those creeps
New subway line under construction. The underground of Rome is FULL of archaeological finds, so the works proceed more slowly than in cities built on nothing, or on sand. Once the works are completed, the stop in Piazza Venezia will be one of the most beautiful in the world, a true underground archaeological museum on multiple levels.
The stone masons did a nice job building the Colosseum. In Nuremburg, Germany there is the Palace Of Congress, a similar building built for the Nazi rallies.
Rome wasn't built in a day, I say. Marcus Aurelius had something to say, and said it well. Maybe he is the one who said it first? Whatever, he was very wise and sagacious!
" It is believed that as many as 400,000, between gladiators, slaves, convicts, prisoners, and myriad other entertainers, perished in the Colosseum over the 350 or so years during which it was used for human bloodsports and spectacles."
Looks like Saharan dust is in the air. I thought the Caribbean and South Florida were the only ones affected. That raises local temperatures there as well. I would not visit that tourist trap. Not worth it. Too crowded. If I wanted crowds and high heat, I can visit my own city. 😂
Rome is so, so hot! I just left a few hours ago after 7 days, and still, I will take a hot hellish day in Rome over a nice day in a different city any day. Rome is the no. 1 city of all time! I loved everything about it and cried last night in my hotel room thinking of leaving. I had the time of my life and immediately began planning a return. ❤ I have never felt for Rome what I did for any place I have ever been. It was like a mystery was unlocked. I can’t explain it. You are so lucky to be from there, that alone is a blessing of a life. I didn’t even begin to see or do half of what I wanted. I felt so sad watching it slip by from the train window. Grazie Roma, sei belissima ❤❤
As a Roman citizen I am grateful to you because I find your words so touching, they are a true declaration of love for Rome. I'm sure you will have other opportunities to visit your favorite city, passionate and sensitive people like you will always be welcome more as guests than as simple tourists. 💝
@@MilesNauticus Thank you for your very thoughtful and kind message! That means so much to me ♥️🙏😊
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@@MilesNauticus I'm from New Orleans, the most southern place you can possibly get in America. It regularly gets to 115 degrees and humid. I started going to Rome back in 2015 and I found the climate rather comfortable. I've since gone back dozens of times and I even bought a small house in the suburbs of Rome. Truly the greatest city on earth and its not even close
What a wonderful post!
When for “coffee” you start thinking about a pause with porcelain instead of something to go in a paper cup,
then you are on the right path.
Cheers from Rome.
My husband and I treated ourselves to an early 30th anniversary gift to Rome and Greece. Got back a month ago, what a wonderful experience.
Thank you Lord has made my dream came true in 2017, I had been visitted Rome Italia, St. Peter ..there were so many beautiful places to walk through and admire!! The hotel that I stayed just took me about 12 mininutes walking to Trevi Fountain. All the wonderful memories that I never forget, wish to come back someday ❤
Thanks for watching
The Colosseum was just as crowded and just as popular on opening day 1900 years ago. The scene never changes! I wonder what the original crowd in their robes would think of this crowd with their sunglasses, men with with their untucked shirts and ladies in shorts.
Summer is the worst time to visit Rome. Not only because of the crowd but also the almost unbearable temperature. And this year especially with preparations for the church jubilee next year.
I'm glad we went last February.
Unfortunately, some people can only get off in certain months and have no choice as to when they can go. 😊
u did right
Can you please elaborate on the preparations for the Church jubilee how is that causing inconvenience?
I visited Rome in October 2016. It was a pleasant 21C with some breeze.
I really don't understand why people go out in 38C voluntary in this summer heat. Go to a beach destination but visit Rome outside the summer.
second week of July here, quite a few years ago. Excellent weather and only got to 84 one day out of 9. It was a miracle and we were lucky and glad.
Ah, beautiful sensual Italy 🇮🇹
I never tire of seeing Roma and being awed by it's historical monuments. Thank you for sharing the phenomenal history. Such a wonderful walk. Thanks so much.🥰❤
Me too❤
Thank you for the compliment my friend.
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Ich auch. Danke.❤
This video is sufficient.
Never had a personal desire to visit/ pilgrimage to "The Eternal City" even though my dad was Italian (+RIP, daddy) and I am a devout Roman Catholic+
Good, now I can cross that off my bucket list.
I made the same sort-of mistake of visiting Rome one HOT summer weekend about 15 years ago. Still had a great time and enjoyed Italy very much.
One quick little observation. I don't recall seeing ANY tattoos on females back then. Funny the difference that only 15 years can make. Everyone in a great big hurry to join the sheeple.
Well observed. I thought the 'branded heifer' look just appealed to UK women.
@@lemming9984 As an American I wish I could agree with you. It's everywhere now. I would argue that soon it will be a rare young woman without tattoos.
@@Mr.SharkTooth-zc8rmcops are tattooed now too. Didn’t use to be that way.
@@MrReymoclif714 Yeah It's everywhere. A lot of people are tattoo crazy. 🤷♂
American was once asked by a reporter on the street how he liked Rome and the American said not that great a lot of buildings are falling down and nobodies building them back up......History is lost on some people.
A lot of ignoramus Americans feel that way. No knowledge of history, no appreciation for her past, or beauty, where every building and ruin , have a fascinating history , A smart individual, will always read and familiarize himself about what he is going to see. . And what he was got to visit. Where to go, and familiarize himself with the past . I feel sad about that so many Americans are that ignorant and shallow, They are truly missing a lot.
The ignorance of many Americans often degenerates into ridicule, as in this case. For them, there are only three possible options: 1 stay at home; 2 choose Disneyland and its fake and hideous Bavarian castles; and 3: start studying seriously again. I think the latter option would be the least likely.
And cue the "stupid American comment." Americans who take the time and spend the money to get to Rome generally know what the city is about. This sounds like something you made up.
I Heard another american and he said: the buildings are so old! How can they live in! And we were near Panteon! The buildings there are ancient of 1600 or 1700, and they are very very e pensi e, only few persons can buy a house there.
And Las Vegas
Rome is pretty hellish all the year round, although Winter is the best time to visit. Having been there twice I’ve come to the conclusion that this is the best way to see it - by video - rather than have to endure the crowds.
i like your tour because you have subtitle and indications telling us were we are. it is not simply a showing of streets
Thank you very much. I'm glad you enjoyed watching the video. I hope to do more tours of Rome
The most beautiful city in the world.If you blink you miss something of historical importance!
Love Roma returning soon ..❤️
Thank you for taking us on these wonderful journeys and each time I see some new place to discover.
Have you been to the holy land. 🤔
Thanks for the compliment. ❤️
I just got back from Rome 2 weeks ago. It was hot, but I live in South Florida, so the weather was fine for me. Just stay hydrated and wear a hat.
You can never see Rome in a lifetime. Favorite city
I have been there several times and each time is like the first. Of course, I avoid the tourist traps now and focus on the local hot spots, wonderful people, lovely art / architecture and delicious food.
Hola y cuales son esas trampas para turistas...deseo ir pronto y nunca está demás saber. Saludos @@davidlynn5385
Ii have travelled the world, and Rome remains my favorite city, besides Jerusalem. . So much history, so many building that speak of its past, so many remains that speak volume, many built by Jewish prisoners, that were taken as prisoners, l by the Roman Empire to Rome, as slaves . After they squashed the Jewish rebellion of Judea and Samaria ( today the West Bank)x. Rome is full of history , that I have always found terribly fascinating Have been to Rome many times, and one need to discover the off paths neighborhoods, where the Italians eat .
@@graziasher6904 Ohhhh, I agree with you! Rome and the old city of Jerusalem are both wonderful. My best friend lives in Israel. I am so glad I went to Israel before all the bloodshed.
and yet we did it in 4 days....looked pretty grubby to me
Rome is always hot in the summer. I worked on an archeological excavation in Tuscany in the 1970's and in July it frequently reached 100f. Only people who don't know Italy have different expectations. The heat is why Italians eat in the evening and have a long lunch break. Why tourists in Italy would not be wearing a sun hat is beyond me.
Just use Celcius like 99% of the world
@@TheSpringsteen83Nah, we like Fahrenheit.
I use both the Celsius and the Fahrenheit.
We don't understand fahrenheit@@kwd3109
I don't plan vacations during the months of July and August. The weather has a impact on how enjoyable the trip is. I'm in Virginia USA and it's scorcher here too. Ideal vacations are late September to the end of the year. 😊
@@ellaripa3070 scorcher, 103 I Washington , for the 4 straight day, yesterday here in Fairfax , VA , heat index, 110. It has never been so brutal.
I’ve been in Rome in early November and it was scorchingly hot. Summers are longer and hotter.
That crowd and line at the Colosseum makes me shudder and OMG that heat? I was in Rome in the fall and we had warm days and it was OK. I could never go in summer. Rome is amazing, it's like being in the middle of a living museum. Everywhere you turn there are the buildings and structures that remind you of the rich history of Rome and Italy.
Actually, we went on a tour of Palatine Hill and the breeze was gorgeous. Overcast. The Colosseum was busy but because we were on a tour we got right in.
@@IrishAnnie Yea, THAT is the advantage of taking a tour. We got into the Vatican because of being on a tour. Lord knows ow long it would have been. We also got out to Hadrian's Villa VERY late in the afternoon and we were the ONLY people there. THAT is one of my all time favorite times ever. It was so quite and peaceful and you could just imagine what it was like those thousands of years ago. I'm so glad I have been able to see a few places.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I've only visited Rome once and this reminds me it's still in my heart. As someone from the USA, I had no perspective of walking amidst REAL history. My first "mind blown" experience was after checking into my hotel and I walked out just to see what the area looked like. Right outside my hotel I wander down this side street and on my right is the back side of an obviously old structure. The more I look, the more I get this sense that this looks REALLY old, but it's just right there, close enough to touch! As I keep walking I notice there are little openings looking thorough to a huge "courtyard" looking area, and I can see columns! Wth?? As I get to the end of the street and turn the corner, the Foro Di Nerva is revealed in all its glory. Only 1,900 years old, no big deal. Again, mind blown!!
Grazie mille, Roma!
Rome looks gorgeous .
Thank you so much . I am appreciate it .
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Thanks dear friend
Thank you for another wonderful visit to Italy,i so very much appreciate your dedication,I’m housebound now and will never get back to my beloved Italy 😊
Thanks a lot dear friend. So sorry about your health conditions. I hope you get better and stronger. Have a great weekend
just got back and yes, it was hot but if you pace yourself and go at the right times, wear protective hat etc....you can enjoy this amazing city! Many of us can only go in summer due to work obligations. I would rather go in the heat than not go!
Thanks for sharing your video ..also been there about 5 times,thanks God I was able to get inside St.Peter
You're welcome and thanks for commenting.
Thank you for the amazing videos of Rome
Glad you like them! Thanks for the support my friend
Staycation in all its glory I rather enjoy Rome on my 93' plasma TV nice cool and comfy.
Rome is amazing. I was there last year on this day exactly.
Thanks for watching
Lindo passeio nessa cidade Tão bonita e com muita riquezas em beleza
Been to Rome once but it’s definitely on my bucket list to go back absolutely loved everything about it walking up into St Peter’s square I found very emotional hope God let’s me live long enough to go back
I could never get sick of Rome. The only city in Europe I’ve ever been pick pocketed, however it’s still my favourite. No other city compares to it….. PERIOD!
I like your spunk! Same thing happened to us.
Dispiace veramente tanto. La ringrazio per il bel commento
In Toronto has been raining since April.
Every so often the sun makes a short appearance.
Horrible, hate the way son and the clouds.
This 4K walking video is amazing! It feels like I'm right there exploring the city. Perfect for a virtual escape. Great work🎉😊
Greetings from Oslo 🇧🇻😎🌎
I was in Rome last Sept for 8 days as part of a much longer journey. I plan to return this fall, during the US election. The weather then was about 85 during some days. This video gives me inspiration to return to Rome for a longer visit.
It’s hell in Massachusetts with the heat, so Rome looks good to me! I’ll be in Italy in October and can’t wait!
The same here in VA , I the high 90’s on Tuesday 105 . With all this horrible humidity , feels 110 or more. How I wish I were there.
No clouds in the sky looks strange. Heat dome atmosphere.
Lovly Italy, my parents are from Pescara
Just came back from Roma, Yes it is breath taking But the heat and humidity drains you. The tour guides are on mission to complete your tour hell or high water, they walk at a force march pace and if you are in the back of the line you are running at times. In this vedio you see the lines and they are everywhere.. You are walking on Roman steps and walkways, very uneven and if you are wearing tennis shoes !! I suggest shoes you would wear on hiking on uneven mountain trails. We took the metro here and a cab back to our hotel, If you are are somewhat out of shape suggest the cab. Again this trip was great, I would go back in April or May not in the summer.
Good service, for those that have never been in the most beautiful city on earth and for those who wish were there, even after visiting or living for a long long time.💛❤ SPQR
Amazing❤
confermo è vermante infernale qua a roma ! bel video !
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My wife and I just returned home from an Italian vacay. Rome and Ostia were HOT and muggy. But it was still fantastic. We LOVE Italy! Enjoy!!
July 1977, 78F in Rome, 3.5 months of almost daily excursions from Ostia explore Rome, Tuscany and beyond. Only Japanese tourists clicking the photo cameras. Easy access to all sites. 20 years later total bedlam
great video, summer is not the time to visit Rome, heat and crowds
Rome, once a haven, now a fiery pit
A city of chaos, where beauty's hard to hit
The streets are crowded, the noise is loud
A hellish landscape, where peace is proud
The ancient ruins, now worn and gray
Stand witness to the chaos, of each passing day
The Colosseum's grandeur, now a distant past
A reminder of glory, forever to last
But still, amidst the chaos, beauty shines
A glimmer of hope, in this hellish shrine
The Vatican's beauty, a beacon of light
Guiding us through, the darkest of nights
Boy was I lucky when I visited 40 odd years ago it was all open with not many people.
Nice sharing👍
Nice city tour.
Thanks
*Thank you for NOT playing stupid background music*
and using the sound ambience!!
Thanks for the compliment
Thanks for posting. Now I don’t have to go there and endure the endless throngs of tourists.
Thanks for watching
This does look like tourist hell!
I prefer the heat to severe Cold 🥶
Thanks!
I read that last week it hit 121 degrees in Vegas!
If those Colosseum walls could speak, the stories they would tell.
If you can’t handle the heat and the crowds don’t go
Viajar en los meses de julio y agosto a Roma es cosa de locos. Hace un calor sofocante que afecta a los turistas que solo buscan la sombra, las bebida frescas y los lugares refrigerados .
I was in Rome the first week in June and it was still bearabke in the 80. The only months I would not go are July and August!
We just got back and yes last week was crazy hot!
Thank you so much for this video…….❤
I will be in Rome later this week… mentally preparing myself for the heat.. but I live in Texas so it’s nothing new .. last time I was in Rome many years ago it was late august and yes it was very hot.
I never travel to Italy summer time. It’s hot and crowded. Best time is May and September
When in Rome do what the Romans do, which is leave the city in July for holidays to escape the heat.
I’m going to Rome tomorrow, and I am a bit scared of pickpockets. Can I be safe as female solo traveler? Btw your videos are amazing I have been watching them since I decided to go to Rome
You don't have to be scared. Pickpockets are over exaggerated. Carry your backpack in front of you or keep your phone and other valuable items inside your bags and keep an eye on it when riding on a public bus, metro and when in a busy center like the Trevi fountain.
I had the exact same fears (and I am in your same position) that almost prevented me from going and I had absolutely ZERO issues. No one even approached me or looked at me with any kind of malice. I actually felt safer in Rome than my home city in the US, and I from a big city in CA. If you are from a big, urban US city, no problem. If you are a small town person, just be aware of who is around you and what you are doing, and be confident. If you ever feel scared, there are a lot of hotels, & you can easily go inside the lobby and ask for help, get a taxi, or even talk to a policeman. I just left a few hours ago and want to go back immediately!! You will be fine- don’t worry!! ❤
Sono tutti stereotipi come pensare che Italia uguale mafia. La mafia è un fenomeno così internazionale che nessuna nazione se esce incolume. Si è vero come in altri paesi esiste lo scippo il furto o il borseggiatore, ma nonostante questo lItalia rimane uno dei paesi più sicuri al mondo. Qui non esiste la grande criminalità degli Usa e non esiste facile uso di armi. Quindi basta un po’ di attenzione e vi godrete il nostro bellissimo paese
Ha! 100F is close to what a hot day in south Florida is like with humidity about 70% which makes it feel like over 100F. You just stay in the shade and get well hydrated.
Good advice.
The best museum in Rome is MUSEO NAZIONALE ROMANO. It is a museum for intelligent people!
Palazzo Massimo?
Enduring those bandits dressed as centurians trying to entice you to have your picture taken was way worse than the crowds of tourists. I hated those creeps
It’s 110f in Las Vegas so tell me about hot weather.
Were there two weeks ago. Hot, but beautiful! Not sorry we came! Ciao! 🇮🇹🍷♥️
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The cold water fans at the Colosseum don't seem large enough to make a difference.
This area was completely different in photos from 100 years ago.
The % of humidity is through the roof
Its like that everywhere almost sadly lol :( due to constant rain+ hurricanes . Humidity + heat.. deadly combo if you are outdoors
38 pffft warmish yes
India in summer this year 53 degrees celsius .....that was Hell.
No tourists want to sit there today 25:03
Thats like scary steep lol.. imagine tumbling down those steps..
Love Roma but not in the summer. No Europe in the summer--anywhere.
There would have been food and seat cushions for sale in its heyday.
Hi i wanna ask from Spanish Step to Vatican can walk over to get in Vatican?
Yes you can walk from the Spanish steps to the Vatican
Book the hop on hop off bus online best way to see Rome. Least exhausting and you can get off, sight see and get back on.
I thought the barriers and hoarding along the road beside the Roman Forum were gone now ??
New subway line under construction. The underground of Rome is FULL of archaeological finds, so the works proceed more slowly than in cities built on nothing, or on sand. Once the works are completed, the stop in Piazza Venezia will be one of the most beautiful in the world, a true underground archaeological museum on multiple levels.
Like a day in Las Vegas ciao ragazzi.
You should ask these people what they think of these significant crowds. It would be nice to hear the honest opinion. Not everyone is American there.
The locals don’t even stay in Rome in August.
I'm.there it's fine
i dont no or how to measure celses. but it gets pretty hot in the summers in north carolina .the humidty. its pretty unpleasant and hot
“Oh, you should see the Colosseum, Spaniard…”
Rome is 83 degrees F, NYC is 95 degrees F.
The stone masons did a nice job building the Colosseum. In Nuremburg, Germany there is the Palace Of Congress, a similar building built for the Nazi rallies.
Rome wasn't built in a day, I say. Marcus Aurelius had something to say, and said it well.
Maybe he is the one who said it first? Whatever, he was very wise and sagacious!
it doesn't look like anyone is having fun....not one smile.
Why would go anywhere in June , July, August- can’t enjoy it , all your thinking about is how hot it is
38 that’s spring in Australia 😂
" It is believed that as many as 400,000, between gladiators, slaves, convicts, prisoners, and myriad other entertainers, perished in the Colosseum over the 350 or so years during which it was used for human bloodsports and spectacles."
in the 1980's , it was fine
Looks like Saharan dust is in the air. I thought the Caribbean and South Florida were the only ones affected. That raises local temperatures there as well. I would not visit that tourist trap. Not worth it. Too crowded. If I wanted crowds and high heat, I can visit my own city. 😂
July and August are NOT months to visit Italy - or la belle France, for that matter....🤔
HELL
38 is still pretty good but i know
Why are people walking in the road? There’s a sidewalk that looks pretty opened to me.
Some roads are closed to traffic in some days.
High 30s in the day and 23 av at night. Yep Italians go to the beach... learn from the locals.
It was 40 when I was there last August. So fucking hot.
When it’s hot the girls get hotter. 😮
poor tourists heat and disorganization!!!