Wife and I have been binging all your videos ahead of our epic four week Italy trip. Thank you for all your help it’s been so informative and practical.
Our first trip to Italy begins in 18 days. Your videos have provided useful information, including tips we haven’t heard in other videos we’ve seen. Thank you!
Thanks for a very informative video. Trying to learn as much as I can for our 3 days in Rome after our cruise. My wife is very concerned now about her blow dryer. She has very thick hair and doesn’t want to blow her blow dryer up.
I love you guys and your content is awesome. Thank you for all your advice . We are getting ready to travel to Italy and then to a 10 day cruise next year and you are helping immensely.
These tips are so helpful! Really good to know about the evening opening times for restaurants. I will be there next year with my children and will probably have to settle for the more touristy restaurants as they need to eat early.
Very useful information! We took USD to convert to euro for our trip to Italy and realized how insane the current fees were. We only exchanged a very small amount so we can have at some euro up front. Luckily I brought my debit card and decided just to use the major bank ATMs. Also useful to have some euros for souvenirs!
We were in Italy for almost two weeks and used our no foreign transaction fee credit cards. We always bought our Euros before hand at our bank in the United States. It is good to have some euros. I would bring about $100 euros for every week you are in Europe. Yes, we always chose local currency on the credit card if there is an option. Never in the US currency.
Thank you guys!! I was wondering if there are places to rent a scooter, or hotels without stairs, or other ways to deal with the long walks in a museum (the Vatican in particular) etc. Maybe the best area to stay where you can see a lot without walking clear across Rome, but still has a lot to do. @@TravelAddictsLife
I constantly keep hearing that in Italy Police can ask you to produce your passport particularly on trains. Have this found to be correct? Cheers. Love your videos.
We are travelling from Germany to florance and viniece and milan do we have any pass for the travelling in public transport which include for water bus as well
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You guys are a lot of fun. Thanks!
Thank you so much! 😍
Volevo complimentarmi con voi per chiarezza e l' eleganza dei vostri utilissimi video. Grazie!
Grazie infinite 🙏🏻
Another great video guys…. We loved the bidet tutorial too 😆
Thank you 🙏🏻
Wife and I have been binging all your videos ahead of our epic four week Italy trip. Thank you for all your help it’s been so informative and practical.
Thank you so much for the comment. Let us know how your trip goes!
Our first trip to Italy begins in 18 days. Your videos have provided useful information, including tips we haven’t heard in other videos we’ve seen. Thank you!
Thank you so much! Have a wonderful trip and let us know how it goes
Those shots you took, I'll bring them back to my channel... truly compliments
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks for a very informative video. Trying to learn as much as I can for our 3 days in Rome after our cruise. My wife is very concerned now about her blow dryer. She has very thick hair and doesn’t want to blow her blow dryer up.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Wonderful tips! Love the video, Thanks.
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I appreciate your videos! You are a great team!
Thank you 🙏
very informative.....love your videos
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Thank you so much 😊
Love the bidet instructions 🥰
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You two are my favourite! 💕
Grazie mille! 🙌😂
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This was one of the best. I love the part of how to use a bidet.
Thank you Jeffrey 😊
I love you guys and your content is awesome. Thank you for all your advice . We are getting ready to travel to Italy and then to a 10 day cruise next year and you are helping immensely.
Thank you so much! Let us know how your trip goes!
These tips are so helpful! Really good to know about the evening opening times for restaurants. I will be there next year with my children and will probably have to settle for the more touristy restaurants as they need to eat early.
Thank you so much for the feedback 😊
Very useful information! We took USD to convert to euro for our trip to Italy and realized how insane the current fees were. We only exchanged a very small amount so we can have at some euro up front. Luckily I brought my debit card and decided just to use the major bank ATMs. Also useful to have some euros for souvenirs!
Thank you so much for the feedback
The bidet tutorial was awesome. You guys are fricking fun.
Thank you 😊
We were in Italy for almost two weeks and used our no foreign transaction fee credit cards. We always bought our Euros before hand at our bank in the United States. It is good to have some euros. I would bring about $100 euros for every week you are in Europe. Yes, we always chose local currency on the credit card if there is an option. Never in the US currency.
Thank you so much for the feedback
Thanks for the tips.
You are very welcome 🙏
Ciao ragazzi. In your next entry you may want to include changes in train travel and checking in (Trenitalia rules starting from 30 Sept).
Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you guys!! Would it be possible to do a mobility issue video for Rome in particular? I would like to go back, but cannot walk as I used to.
That is a great idea 👍🏻 we will work on that
Thank you guys!! I was wondering if there are places to rent a scooter, or hotels without stairs, or other ways to deal with the long walks in a museum (the Vatican in particular) etc. Maybe the best area to stay where you can see a lot without walking clear across Rome, but still has a lot to do. @@TravelAddictsLife
I constantly keep hearing that in Italy Police can ask you to produce your passport particularly on trains. Have this found to be correct? Cheers. Love your videos.
They can ask to show the passport yes that is correct, it happens mostly at the train stations
Another great video. But I’m confused about validating train tickets that I book online for a specific train. I don’t want to get fined
If you book a ticket on line with an assigned seat you don’t need to validate it
@@TravelAddictsLife thank you very much
Where do you store your large sure case if you are traveling other place for few days
There are storage facilities at the train stations that are very handy
We are travelling from Germany to florance and viniece and milan do we have any pass for the travelling in public transport which include for water bus as well
You’ll need a pass in each city there is no nation wide bus pass sorry
Is it hard to find restaurants and cafes that sell gluten free food?
No it is becoming more common, you can check this website to search restaurants in each areas glutenzero.it