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2:28 The Italians probably didn't notice because Italians do not have milky coffees after breakfast time 😀 Having worked in Italy I asked a colleague and was told that milk is regarded as a breakfast item, hence to them a capuccino in the afternoon would be the equivalent of eating cornflakes for lunch.
Some might say you are right, but I have seen many Italians themselves (especially old people) going to a Bar/coffee shop for a late afternoon Cappuccino paired with something to eat as a snack
My most amazing train experience was catching the frecciarossa from Florence to Venice, walking out of the station in Venice into the sun shine and being gobsmacked by the view!!!! canal, boats, church, bridge. A mini-screenshot of what you picture Venice to be. Just beautiful & perfect. And so unexpected. I just wasn't expecting to walk out of a train station into that pictorial beauty right there!
I wish I could be as amazed by stuff like that as I've seen Americans be. Living in Italy all your life tends to desensitize you to architectural beauty
Best train ride I had was in Italy about 30 years ago, wooden bench seats, no air con, a slow lumpy ride but I had my Walkman on listening to some a-ha, the windows on the carriage rolled down to a level you could lean out into the warm breeze, smell the countryside and enjoy the views. One of those 'perfect moments' you get only a few times in your life.
Travelin' in style in Italia! Your vides in Italy are some of the best I have seen. Very happy to see fellow Americans travel with fun and curiosity in Italy. Keep up the great work!
My best train trip was from Portland Oregon to Glacier National Park in Montana in a sleeper car. Views of the Columbia River until is was too dark to see. Woke up in Montana to snow capped mountains. Someday I’ll take a train through the Italian countryside. 😊
Hey guys, I just stumbled across your videos on Italy recently and found them interesting. We are going to Italy as well in the first week of July 2022. We will land in Rome and then go to Florence, Siena Pisa, Venice, Cinque Terry and then Rome. Your videos gave me some good insight of these places..
The journey from Paris to Venice is a beautiful one but my favourites so far are from Glasgow to Fort William and then the steam train from Fort William to Mallaig. Absolutely wonderful scenery and the island of Skye at the end of it.
So glad you treated yourselves to a comfortable, good food, train ride. It sure made up for all the travel challenges you've had lately. I hope your good travels stay with you. Can't wait for more. The last train ride was cross country. We stopped in NM and had the spiciest, hottest shredded beef at an Indian "Truck" stop. That was exactly 30 years ago.
That’s the exact way to do I get there mega early so you can enjoy and take a vantage all things amazing in that lounge service so what do they call that ticket since it’s above first class so they should call it ‘Above First Class Ticket! Love how that puppy was scoping out your snacks! That Lounge Chair Looks like y’all are sitting on a large Kissable lips couch! 😂😂 That train was awesome. By the way...Allison it’s OK if you spell the little bit a coffee better on the floor in that gorgeous white sweater😂
Craig Rome to Venice is almost exactly like Boston to NY. 5 hours by car, 4 by train (and this one is not high speed.) However, only a single system in all of Europe turns a profit: the Eurostar, which posted a 10% margin in 2018. The rest are heavily subsidized. Much if the same in Asia. Only commuter trains in Taipei and Tokyo turn profits.
@@afcgeo882 No, Boston - New York 216 miles It's more like Boston - Filadelfia 318 miles Venice - Rome 326 miles, 3h40 by train the Frecciarossa train travels at 350km/h (217mph) due to the line, but the train can reach 400km/h (250mph). For the first section between Venice and Bologna it is not possible to always go at high speed, in fact Milan is further away from Rome than Venice, it is 400 miles away, but the train takes less than 3h10.
peoplebrotherhood Venezia to Roma is 526km. The train does that in 3,6 hours. The average speed is 146km/h or 90.7mph. The standard for “high speed train” designation is 200km/h on upgraded track or 250km/h on newly built high speed track. What a train “could” do is irrelevant. What’s important is the average speed of actual journeys.
Took a bus (all day and way too hot) from Madrid to Seville. Arrived in Seville late enough to not get a room (it was hosting the 1992 World's Fair) so spent the night in an outdoor park that people used as a toilet. Went directly to the train station and bought the first ticket out of Spain, to Perpignan, France. Unfortunately, that train didn't leave until 8:00 p.m. that night, so had to stay up that entire day too. Got on the train to Perpignan and slept like a BABY in a COMA. BEST TRAIN TRIP EVER! To this day, if I'm tired I ask myself, "Are you SEVILLE to PERPIGNAN tired?" Answer has always been, "Not even close," so far. LOL
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My wife and I recently did the trip in reverse- Rome to Venice. The lounge at Rome’s Termini was very nice. The executive coach was nearly empty on our train. Grazie mille for the recommendation.
Train travel is so amazing. Even if you don’t do executive class. That was actually a good gnocchi pronouncing guys! I was at the Termini Station in 1987 and again in 2008. Very much a pick pocket paradise
I don’t know, it doesn’t look as luxury as business class of 5* Airlines. But I still like trains, and especially to travel in a private cabin during overnight journey, that’s really lit.
Oh my gosh, love the executive train Dance. Amazing high speed train luxury. So excited for this Rome series. Also, cool to see on Instagram that you're collaborating with our friend Mark and Amanda :) That cruise will be one great time. Best, James and Kim
These seats are basically the same as in business class in the Railjet (the Austrian ICE). They are among the best I ever have tested out. To recline your seat your have to push it back by using your power. It’s not electric
How good is train travel! And that looks so amazing, roomy, and comfy. We caught the slow train from Rome to Florence a while back which was amazing to look at all the scenery pass by. (Shame we weren't vlogging then so we don't have footage of it 😭) Great video as always, makes us want to try out executive class!!
Beyond Your Doorstep lmao. Train travel in Italy...I don’t think it’s that nice. I had so many problems the last time I was in the country. There was a day that I was with friends going from Rome to right outside Lucca and they had a lot of problems because of strikes, fires too close to the tracks, etc. and we got to the city too late to catch the last train to take us to where we were staying (a good 15-20 minute drive from Lucca). Thankfully one of the workers on the train was willing to drive me and my friends to where we were going though.
@@markclemente1503 think if you face those problems everyday because you study in different city! And the reasons for cancellation are lame! Once they cancelled my train because they didn't prepare it! And the only thing they do is cleaning, which isn't done properly
so fun! Travel in Europe can be a bit expensive, but TOTALLY worth it! Would love to do the slow train from Rome to Florence, I bet that was absolutely beautiful!
I gotta say you guys! I know it is years after you have done this vid, but I am revisiting all your vids. #longtimeviewer. You are my comfort food. from your early vids, through to this and then through to the covid horror, and the Clemintine journey and beyond. Thank you so, so much. Love ya! B xx
I've done AmTrak Business from Chicago to St. Louis and it was a surprisingly comfortable experience... but nothing like this. First class in Romania also was NOTHING like this. Well traveled!
It's the weirdest thing that I was thinking about the Night Riviera sleeper from Paddington to Cornwall while watching this video. I use it pretty much every time I go back to visit my family in Cornwall. It's not the best but there's just something about it that I love, and you get a knock on the door with coffee and biccies in the morning!
I took business class once on Amtrack from San Diego to LA. It didn't cost a lot more, but the main reason I did it was because I had run the San Diego marathon the day before and the regular class didn't guarantee a seat - if I'd had to stand it would have been a problem. Turns out the train was mostly empty and I didn't take advantage of some of the other perks that came with business class (it was a while ago, but I think I could have gotten a free newspaper, and maybe free coffee/tea) but I was sore and stayed in my seat. The seats might have been a bit nicer too but I didn't see the regular seats.
Naaaahhh, you two are executives of travel, don't put yourselves down. Amazing trip, and BTW you remind us of when we were younger doing the same cities/countries. Simply lovely video, can[t wait for the next one.
@@tinayang5442 i live in italy and take frecciarossa 4 times a month from trieste to naples and i've tried many high speed trains in europe and frecciarossa is clearly the best service. If we speak about trains i am proud to be italian
2 very good experiences on trains. one was booking the executive salita (I think it was called) on Italo between Rome and Milan. Its a private room with all the service but no neighbors. >Fantastic. The other was a deluxe sleeper on a Euronight train. Had its own shower and bathroom with all the hotel type amenities. Welcome prosecco, and night caps to follow and a comfortable bed! Breakfast the next day with unlimited coffee. Very very nice experience. I live now in Italy and I have decided to never fly again because the trains are so cool.
Okay guys no matter how big or small....ya gotta show us the stuff. That goes for everything😄 I feel like I’m missing something when you don’t share😥 Enjoy your journey.....I have to work tomorrow😭
You Americans walking around with your coffee😜! I’m delayed in watching your video. My husband is a huge fan and has turned me on to your channel. He is always saying “The Adventure Couple” says... he loves the animal meet ups along the way. He is the same way. Thanks for the inspiration! BTW, we say NOh-key for Gnocchi.
That looked amazing. The train co. should have sponsored this. Allison, get stemetil for nausea when youre in Asia. No RX needed in Asia. It will make you sleepy at first though. Worth it.
I really enjoyed the train trip when I took Frecciarossa from Rome to Naples, Naples to Florence, and Florence to Rome, in Business Silenzio. I bought the tickets early, so it was relatively cheap. And the trip was fast and comfortable. Only one hour from Rome to Naples, sitting on a couch, basically. If you ever travel Finland by train, I would suggest booking a ticket in Intercity train upstairs of the restaurant car.
Can't wait for your next video! Went to Rome in 2011, loved it. I've never tried any class aside of economy on trains but I lucked out on a train from Prague to Vienna that was 4 hours- 6 seats per carriage (Harry Potter style) and in the last 2 hours, it was just me left and I had the whole thing. Loved it!
-Do we look executive? -We took our showers and did our hair, right? 😄😄😄 Seriously : I was once in business class longhaul Melbourne - Singapore. There was a man in shortshorts (the ones that are only sligthly wider then a belt) and.... Flipflops. Flipflops. In business class. Ah well, he probably couldn't afford shoes, with his brand new multithousand dollar macbook ultrawhatever he was working on. 🤪
After watching ur video guys in the philippines, Switching to ur Italy's vacation, buona vacanza a voi due, buon divertimenti. Take care guys, beware of pickpocketer in there.
The train trip was interesting as I had travelled from Rome to Venice on the highest grade back in 1994. The experience was not as good as this one. The one thing that I thought detracted here was that the lack of carpeting. My personal best train rides have been the Orient Express but for ordinary travel I have enjoyed Acela on the north east coast of the US which I have used several times, all the way from Washington DC to Boston. Sleeper cars across the US are surprisingly rather poor - in particular for those in sleeper cars travelling first class there is no separate dining or lounge areas. The food was served cheap airline style and really discouraged me and my American husband. It was a splendid way to actually see the country though and to get a real sense of the enormity of the US continent.
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2:28 The Italians probably didn't notice because Italians do not have milky coffees after breakfast time 😀 Having worked in Italy I asked a colleague and was told that milk is regarded as a breakfast item, hence to them a capuccino in the afternoon would be the equivalent of eating cornflakes for lunch.
As an Italian I confirm. Milk for many is consumed just for breakfast
Jail....immediatly!!!😁😁😁
What's wrong with eating cornflakes for lunch?? lololol
Some might say you are right, but I have seen many Italians themselves (especially old people) going to a Bar/coffee shop for a late afternoon Cappuccino paired with something to eat as a snack
My most amazing train experience was catching the frecciarossa from Florence to Venice, walking out of the station in Venice into the sun shine and being gobsmacked by the view!!!! canal, boats, church, bridge. A mini-screenshot of what you picture Venice to be. Just beautiful & perfect. And so unexpected. I just wasn't expecting to walk out of a train station into that pictorial beauty right there!
I wish I could be as amazed by stuff like that as I've seen Americans be. Living in Italy all your life tends to desensitize you to architectural beauty
I live in Venice and I'm not noticing that when I take the train, this is sad...
Exactly! Suoer impact when you exit the terminal ! 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
That was my first trip on the Frecciarossa as well, and had the exact same feeling. Spectacular!
Best train ride I had was in Italy about 30 years ago, wooden bench seats, no air con, a slow lumpy ride but I had my Walkman on listening to some a-ha, the windows on the carriage rolled down to a level you could lean out into the warm breeze, smell the countryside and enjoy the views. One of those 'perfect moments' you get only a few times in your life.
Travelin' in style in Italia! Your vides in Italy are some of the best I have seen. Very happy to see fellow Americans travel with fun and curiosity in Italy. Keep up the great work!
That train looked awesome and that little puppy was so stinking cute! Can't wait to see what you guys think about Rome.
Best way to travel. Well as long as it’s better than first class and it’s a high-speed train it is. The food looks pretty darn good. Great video
My best train trip was from Portland Oregon to Glacier National Park in Montana in a sleeper car. Views of the Columbia River until is was too dark to see. Woke up in Montana to snow capped mountains.
Someday I’ll take a train through the Italian countryside. 😊
Rome! Oh, how I love thee! Can't wait for the next video showing my favorite city in the world.
It’s nice to see you guys being able to enjoy some first class transportation. You guys are always so economical.
Love sitting with a glass of wine and some smokes watching TEA visit the places I will never be able to afford to go to
Beyond fancy! The cute little puppy in executive train made the whole train ride even much better 😍😍
It amazed me that the one thing that was on time, every time, in Italy were the trains, amazing service and not expensive.
If trains were like this in the US, people might actually use them. Even Amtrak's roomette's feel like you're traveling in steerage.
I wish our trains were like this.. It would make traveling so much easier and more affordable
Yep
If all goes well, US should get high speed train by 2030. Finger crossed 🤞🏻
@Angelica Serrà WTF does this means? Like if France, Germany, Italy and Spain were communist country 😂.
You silly bot
@Angelica Serrà Where's my troll be gone spray?
3 hours early to use the train lounge that ended up being a waiting room lol
a chair. lol.
Enjoyed being with you people from start to finish . Enjoyed every bit of it . Thanks the ride on the frecciarosa was nice to experience.
I've taken that exact train trip in Executive and it was certainly worth it! Cool to see you guys do it also. Keep on travelling.
Hey guys, I just stumbled across your videos on Italy recently and found them interesting. We are going to Italy as well in the first week of July 2022. We will land in Rome and then go to Florence, Siena Pisa, Venice, Cinque Terry and then Rome. Your videos gave me some good insight of these places..
A novel approach to executive attire: Allison's ripped jeans! Too funny.
Best train ride: Austria through the alps from Salzburg to Vienna... so smooth the train doesn't move they just pull the mountains past the window!
The journey from Paris to Venice is a beautiful one but my favourites so far are from Glasgow to Fort William and then the steam train from Fort William to Mallaig. Absolutely wonderful scenery and the island of Skye at the end of it.
Very enjoyable video to watch . Keep up the videos
So glad you treated yourselves to a comfortable, good food, train ride. It sure made up for all the travel challenges you've had lately. I hope your good travels stay with you. Can't wait for more. The last train ride was cross country. We stopped in NM and had the spiciest, hottest shredded beef at an Indian "Truck" stop. That was exactly 30 years ago.
"We can dance if we want to." Best line ever. Cool beans! 👩👍
I've never travelled by train much, but that executive class looked amazing. Something I would defiantly try if I went on that route.
Mark Harrop.....bless you. 'Definitely', not 'defiantly'. Or maybe you do mean the latter.....
@@2eleven48 Oops, ;-)
It's as expensive as airfare. Train is only cheaper in economy class.
That’s the exact way to do I get there mega early so you can enjoy and take a vantage all things amazing in that lounge service so what do they call that ticket since it’s above first class so they should call it ‘Above First Class Ticket!
Love how that puppy was scoping out your snacks!
That Lounge Chair Looks like y’all are sitting on a large Kissable lips couch! 😂😂
That train was awesome.
By the way...Allison it’s OK if you spell the little bit a coffee better on the floor in that gorgeous white sweater😂
Train travel in Europe is so good, USA could learn a lot from it
brumsgrub Not really. Europe is tiny and densely populated. North America is neither.
Craig Rome to Venice is almost exactly like Boston to NY. 5 hours by car, 4 by train (and this one is not high speed.) However, only a single system in all of Europe turns a profit: the Eurostar, which posted a 10% margin in 2018. The rest are heavily subsidized. Much if the same in Asia. Only commuter trains in Taipei and Tokyo turn profits.
@@afcgeo882
No, Boston - New York 216 miles
It's more like Boston - Filadelfia 318 miles
Venice - Rome 326 miles, 3h40 by train
the Frecciarossa train travels at 350km/h (217mph) due to the line, but the train can reach 400km/h (250mph).
For the first section between Venice and Bologna it is not possible to always go at high speed, in fact Milan is further away from Rome than Venice, it is 400 miles away, but the train takes less than 3h10.
peoplebrotherhood Venezia to Roma is 526km. The train does that in 3,6 hours. The average speed is 146km/h or 90.7mph. The standard for “high speed train” designation is 200km/h on upgraded track or 250km/h on newly built high speed track. What a train “could” do is irrelevant. What’s important is the average speed of actual journeys.
@@afcgeo882 not true I use it one a month the avarage speed is 350km/h
Took a bus (all day and way too hot) from Madrid to Seville. Arrived in Seville late enough to not get a room (it was hosting the 1992 World's Fair) so spent the night in an outdoor park that people used as a toilet. Went directly to the train station and bought the first ticket out of Spain, to Perpignan, France. Unfortunately, that train didn't leave until 8:00 p.m. that night, so had to stay up that entire day too. Got on the train to Perpignan and slept like a BABY in a COMA. BEST TRAIN TRIP EVER! To this day, if I'm tired I ask myself, "Are you SEVILLE to PERPIGNAN tired?" Answer has always been, "Not even close," so far. LOL
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Such great country - I should visit it soon 🥰
Omg
Booking my Euro trip now annnd you guys are making the train rides sound prettty good!
My wife and I recently did the trip in reverse- Rome to Venice. The lounge at Rome’s Termini was very nice. The executive coach was nearly empty on our train. Grazie mille for the recommendation.
Train travel is so amazing. Even if you don’t do executive class. That was actually a good gnocchi pronouncing guys! I was at the Termini Station in 1987 and again in 2008. Very much a pick pocket paradise
Always love your videos. They deserve 10 times the views you get.
I don’t know, it doesn’t look as luxury as business class of 5* Airlines. But I still like trains, and especially to travel in a private cabin during overnight journey, that’s really lit.
Thanks for the video ! Traveling to Italy September 2022 and we are thinking about doing this 😊
Oh my gosh, love the executive train Dance. Amazing high speed train luxury. So excited for this Rome series. Also, cool to see on Instagram that you're collaborating with our friend Mark and Amanda :) That cruise will be one great time.
Best, James and Kim
Is it wrong that I'm jealous that the little dog in this video travels in more style than I do? 😂
The holes in Allison's jeans are what really sold the executive vibe for me.
These seats are basically the same as in business class in the Railjet (the Austrian ICE). They are among the best I ever have tested out. To recline your seat your have to push it back by using your power. It’s not electric
How good is train travel! And that looks so amazing, roomy, and comfy. We caught the slow train from Rome to Florence a while back which was amazing to look at all the scenery pass by. (Shame we weren't vlogging then so we don't have footage of it 😭) Great video as always, makes us want to try out executive class!!
Beyond Your Doorstep lmao. Train travel in Italy...I don’t think it’s that nice. I had so many problems the last time I was in the country. There was a day that I was with friends going from Rome to right outside Lucca and they had a lot of problems because of strikes, fires too close to the tracks, etc. and we got to the city too late to catch the last train to take us to where we were staying (a good 15-20 minute drive from Lucca). Thankfully one of the workers on the train was willing to drive me and my friends to where we were going though.
@@markclemente1503 think if you face those problems everyday because you study in different city! And the reasons for cancellation are lame! Once they cancelled my train because they didn't prepare it! And the only thing they do is cleaning, which isn't done properly
so fun! Travel in Europe can be a bit expensive, but TOTALLY worth it! Would love to do the slow train from Rome to Florence, I bet that was absolutely beautiful!
0:40 AHH SKÅNETRAFIKEN what a wonderful service
In Italy we hardly use the plane because Train with Frecciarossa is so comfortable,fast and cheapy compared to a fly 😅
I had a vacation in Europe and the most memorable parts were the train rides.
I gotta say you guys! I know it is years after you have done this vid, but I am revisiting all your vids. #longtimeviewer. You are my comfort food. from your early vids, through to this and then through to the covid horror, and the Clemintine journey and beyond. Thank you so, so much. Love ya! B xx
Had no idea you guys had European travel videos- enjoying them!
I took a night train in India on the night of the 31st of December to 1 January last year: it was definitely my most epic New Year's Eve!
The train looks cool
Greetings from Dali, China!!! Now THIS is the way to travel!!!!!
Executive on the train looks amazing. Also, the apt. Looks really nice. Love the white boots, Allison. Safe travels. Enjoy :)
I've done AmTrak Business from Chicago to St. Louis and it was a surprisingly comfortable experience... but nothing like this. First class in Romania also was NOTHING like this. Well traveled!
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Trastevere - best área to stay in
jamie malone and to eat in!
My 5-year-old says, "This video was very fun to watch!"
That was such a ballin train ride!! 😎 I can’t wait for you guys to do your videos in Rome!!!
Best train ride I've ever experienced was the overnight train to Cornwall in a sleeper cabin. You two would love it!
It's the weirdest thing that I was thinking about the Night Riviera sleeper from Paddington to Cornwall while watching this video.
I use it pretty much every time I go back to visit my family in Cornwall. It's not the best but there's just something about it that I love, and you get a knock on the door with coffee and biccies in the morning!
Love your channel
London St Pancras direct to the French ski resorts is epic, UK-France via tunnel at 186mph is the way to go.
I guess everyone love Italian train 🚊 journey
I wish I had lived your travel life when I was young.
Got upgraded to business class on the train from Amsterdam to Paris. Ended up being a 4 seat car and we had it to ourselves. it was lovely!
I took business class once on Amtrack from San Diego to LA. It didn't cost a lot more, but the main reason I did it was because I had run the San Diego marathon the day before and the regular class didn't guarantee a seat - if I'd had to stand it would have been a problem. Turns out the train was mostly empty and I didn't take advantage of some of the other perks that came with business class (it was a while ago, but I think I could have gotten a free newspaper, and maybe free coffee/tea) but I was sore and stayed in my seat. The seats might have been a bit nicer too but I didn't see the regular seats.
The quality of the video is insane 😱
Naaaahhh, you two are executives of travel, don't put yourselves down. Amazing trip, and BTW you remind us of when we were younger doing the same cities/countries. Simply lovely video, can[t wait for the next one.
I rode in the economy with the table with 4 seats. Still cool though! :D
Yeah Frecciarossa is the best train of my country
How much did you pay?
@@mariachiappa7695 It was 34.50 Euro each way so round trip was 69 Euro.
I've traveled on Business Class on Italian trains - Maybe one day I'll pop for an executive class ticket but it's pretty pricy. Thanks for the fun.
I take the Frecciarossa 4 times a week. Interesting video. Greetings from Italy.
That’s pretty lucky because it’s better than some airlines in first class and it’s probably the best ever
@@tinayang5442 i live in italy and take frecciarossa 4 times a month from trieste to naples and i've tried many high speed trains in europe and frecciarossa is clearly the best service. If we speak about trains i am proud to be italian
@Carlo Clemente fare enough it’s an amazing train
*How nice to be somewhere everyday, what a nice flow without freezing* 😊 👋
High Speed Rail is Awesome 🚆
I always love ur videos. You made a train ride entertaining 🤯
That train was awesome! I’ve managed a free upgrade to First with Virgin that but that soon when downhill as the a/c was broke. Not great at 35’c
Looks fun. I want that dog. I love to pet fluffy little dogs. They need big hugs and good pets.
You two are the NICEST people on TH-cam!! I enjoy your personalities. I will subscribe.
You obviously haven't watched TabiEats
2 very good experiences on trains. one was booking the executive salita (I think it was called) on Italo between Rome and Milan. Its a private room with all the service but no neighbors. >Fantastic. The other was a deluxe sleeper on a Euronight train. Had its own shower and bathroom with all the hotel type amenities. Welcome prosecco, and night caps to follow and a comfortable bed! Breakfast the next day with unlimited coffee. Very very nice experience. I live now in Italy and I have decided to never fly again because the trains are so cool.
Trastevere is my favourite part of Rome.
Can we get a link to you Airbnb? Going back to Rome in a few years. Would like to check it out.
Yes would love the link to that air bnb as well please!
Yes we are planning a trip to Rome in May 2020 and I was curious to see the airbnb they used
@@amorson3035 Ahahaha no your not
Love watching you both on your travels x
Hi from Oregon!! how’s the luggage area for executive or first class? Looking forward to you response
Best train ride. Amtrak the tine it was only an hour late getting there.
Thought I was dreaming.
You are nice guys!I enjoy all of your videos💛Have a good life☀️
I have travelling the same rute....top class...
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Hi, looks perfect! Can you tell me if Wi-Fi is included? Thank you ☺️
I'm going to take that train. 😮
💞💞very cool vid!! Thx for sharing!! Safe travels, y'all!!
Thanks for the informative and entertaining video.
Okay guys no matter how big or small....ya gotta show us the stuff.
That goes for everything😄 I feel like I’m missing something when you don’t share😥
Enjoy your journey.....I have to work tomorrow😭
You Americans walking around with your coffee😜! I’m delayed in watching your video. My husband is a huge fan and has turned me on to your channel. He is always saying “The Adventure Couple” says... he loves the animal meet ups along the way. He is the same way. Thanks for the inspiration! BTW, we say NOh-key for Gnocchi.
The young man in this video is very handsome - the classy lady in this video is one very lucky lady indeed ❤
It would be appreciated if posted with ticket price for adult.and any link for making bookings.
That looked amazing. The train co. should have sponsored this. Allison, get stemetil for nausea when youre in Asia. No RX needed in Asia. It will make you sleepy at first though. Worth it.
I really enjoyed the train trip when I took Frecciarossa from Rome to Naples, Naples to Florence, and Florence to Rome, in Business Silenzio. I bought the tickets early, so it was relatively cheap. And the trip was fast and comfortable. Only one hour from Rome to Naples, sitting on a couch, basically. If you ever travel Finland by train, I would suggest booking a ticket in Intercity train upstairs of the restaurant car.
Thank you so much.
Can't wait for your next video! Went to Rome in 2011, loved it. I've never tried any class aside of economy on trains but I lucked out on a train from Prague to Vienna that was 4 hours- 6 seats per carriage (Harry Potter style) and in the last 2 hours, it was just me left and I had the whole thing. Loved it!
Susu's Mom can't talk about ice cream I just did Vienna to Prague on Railjet in First Class. $35.
I love venues
nailed it aced it can't be stopped
Show up 3 hours early hoping the lounge is like what we see on Kara and Nates channel.....only coffee :(
Hey, let's not compare channels please.
Train lounges are simpler (and cheaper...).
@@sethusihlenkuna8596 I think that just the lounges are being compared.
@@sethusihlenkuna8596 lol it's not a bad thing. They are friends. It's too bad it couldn't be a fancy one like the train
-Do we look executive?
-We took our showers and did our hair, right? 😄😄😄
Seriously : I was once in business class longhaul Melbourne - Singapore. There was a man in shortshorts (the ones that are only sligthly wider then a belt) and.... Flipflops.
Flipflops. In business class.
Ah well, he probably couldn't afford shoes, with his brand new multithousand dollar macbook ultrawhatever he was working on. 🤪
After watching ur video guys in the philippines, Switching to ur Italy's vacation, buona vacanza a voi due, buon divertimenti. Take care guys, beware of pickpocketer in there.
The train trip was interesting as I had travelled from Rome to Venice on the highest grade back in 1994. The experience was not as good as this one. The one thing that I thought detracted here was that the lack of carpeting. My personal best train rides have been the Orient Express but for ordinary travel I have enjoyed Acela on the north east coast of the US which I have used several times, all the way from Washington DC to Boston. Sleeper cars across the US are surprisingly rather poor - in particular for those in sleeper cars travelling first class there is no separate dining or lounge areas. The food was served cheap airline style and really discouraged me and my American husband. It was a splendid way to actually see the country though and to get a real sense of the enormity of the US continent.
My favourite train ride is on The Gerald from Cardiff to Holyhead in Business class, very comfortable and very nice food from Wales