Its an amazing and worth to visit these 2000 years old engineering marvels. In absence of any civil engineering guys and heavy earth moving vehicles and cranes how these mammoth structures were carried to the spot...
Creo que a todos los que hemos visitado Roma nos pasa igual, yo también fui el año pasado y me enamore de la ciudad y ahora veo estos videos para recrearme de nuevo con la maravillas que vi personalmente, que dicha!
Thanks for all you’ve done Mr. Steves. You have been a staple in my house since I have been a child. This is a great way for us poorer folks to appreciate the grandeur of European civilizations.
Hands down my favourite channel for travel. I love that it does not have the vlog structure only skipping around town. It’s in-depth without being boring with an interesting narrative. It takes a lot of research to do what he does. I love his videos in European quaint towns a lot as well.
I had been to Rome, but never was as moved as watching this clip. I didn't fully appreciate it due to the lack of background knowledge. It's a great thing that I can still catch up by just watching rick explaining.
Rick Steves you make brilliant travel, people, culture, history, local entertainment, friendly association & soothing All In One programs for we homebound people around our world's audiences of any place. Thanks so much!
Thanks for all you’ve done Mr. Steves. You have been a staple in my house since I have been a child. This is a great way for us poorer folks to appreciate the grandeur of European civilizations.
Since my childhood i had a dream of visiting Rome. Your video is almost very close to my eyes and ears and ultimately to my heart. I am sure to visit Rome very soon to see the places which you have very nicely explained. Thanks a lot for your video.
His grasp of crime statistics is tenuous, and that’s being polite. This isn’t the first video in which he’s expressed an underlying dislike of his own country based on laughably inaccurate information.
I like Rick Steven video, but what the heck does he mean that Ancient Rome tastes for violence even exceeds modern America. Only places in America that seem to love violence are democrat run cities.
I never been to Europe,when I do I sure check out these episodes ,it's precise and helpful, I love history like you ,much love to all behind this and all the people watching 💚
Thank you Rick excellent information on Romans and Rome city rise and fall of great emperors it’s simply superb I am really great full to you Mr Rick🙏🙏thank you
Steve ricks is amazing!! I thoroughly enjoy all his episodes..It is so satisfying to watch..it literally makes me feel like I need to travel as more as possible
A unique Rolex Daytona with a lapis lazuli dial just sold last week at auction for USD$3.2million. The highest ever for an automatic chronograph watch.
Cruising with Rick during the pandemic, this brought back memories of a particular trip to Rome during the ATP tour. I still remember the vibrancy of holding this athletic contest close to the ancient Coliseum, the exuberance and friendly welcome of the crowds, the WINES! and the food stalls along the area as we entered. While this is the Italian Open, it is called the "Rome Open." While it is played on clay courts, sports writers refer to the French Open as the only one played on clay. Not to knock the French Open, it is in a city with a rude, expensive environment --and thin sour wines, (I stil l harbor some resentment over my first visit to Paris in 1950. The taxi driver did not give me change and pretended not to understand me. I sat until the doorman came out, and got the change. Five years after the war in which one of my cousins landed on Omaha Beach (D-day + 2).and 25 years after my father was wounded whille patrolling for German submarines in the North Atlantic.
Will be there in March! Thank you for all the work you've done introducing people to travel! Watching you on PBS growing up is why I'm the travel fiend I am today!
A great professional video as always, thank you for this great guide. We have been several times in Rome and enjoyed it every time, a place where you can return any time.
excellent!! soo interesting and I studied Ancient Rome....this is so refreshing..glad I discovered your videos... amazing Romans...I discovered them when I went to Bath!! and my next trip IS ROME!
Nice Documentary.Via Appia is amazing and ancient Road immersed in the greenery of the Roman countryside. Anyway need days for describe the millennial history of Rome
No, actually Gladiators didn't fight to the death. At least not all the time, Gladiators were expensive and well taken care off, they were today's sprotsman, if you had one, you didn't want to lose one. The common misconception is that they fought to death, but no, they mostly didn't. A big portion of them were even volunteers.
Not accurate. It's true that Gladiators didn't always die and often were spared if they fought bravely. It's not true that it was seldom they died. They died quite frequently.
Rick, I wonder if you thank and pray for history, of those you speak of. So many stories. So many lives. So much unsaid. But by bringing out points of interest is a good way of bringing awareness.
Having lived in Rome for 15 years and licensed to guide in the city and its provinces, I just had to cringe when Steeves says Caesar 'ruled' at the time of Christ. You've made your millions Rick, it helps to be accurate about our proud history..
Rome is one of my favourite cities in Europe, great history, the entire city is an open air museum, culture, gastronomy, all in one place.
yeah❤️ it is my second favourite after Athens !
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ALBALONGA....ROME..COLLI ALBANY..ALBANO LAZIALE ARE FOUNDED BY ALBANIANS..ALL ITALY HAVE ORIGINE ALBANIAN...SO SAY THE OLD LETTERATURE OF ITALY..
@@violetka1197 What weed are you on...
Rome is Rome ! Always worth to visit! The feeling while you walking in the streets is forever: romantic, huge, beautiful, green and stunning !
Yea it's short of deep, ancient and so alive idk but it's truly amazing
Its an amazing and worth to visit these 2000 years old engineering marvels. In absence of any civil engineering guys and heavy earth moving vehicles and cranes how these mammoth structures were carried to the spot...
You are right
ALBALONGA....ROME..COLLI ALBANY..ALBANO LAZIALE ARE FOUNDED BY ALBANIANS..ALL ITALY HAVE ORIGINE ALBANIAN...SO SAY THE OLD LETTERATURE OF ITALY..
I love Rome,visited last year and fell in love Greetings from Mexico🇲🇽
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Creo que a todos los que hemos visitado Roma nos pasa igual, yo también fui el año pasado y me enamore de la ciudad y ahora veo estos videos para recrearme de nuevo con la maravillas que vi personalmente, que dicha!
Greetings from Italy hermano 🇲🇽🇮🇹
Rick has THEE best job ever!! He gets to tour Europe as his job. He brings me as close to Europe as I'll ever get.
Thanks for all you’ve done Mr. Steves. You have been a staple in my house since I have been a child. This is a great way for us poorer folks to appreciate the grandeur of European civilizations.
No one cares one bit bud nobody
I care!
I care too.
America is European civilization too (or it was before 1965)
Hands down my favourite channel for travel. I love that it does not have the vlog structure only skipping around town. It’s in-depth without being boring with an interesting narrative. It takes a lot of research to do what he does. I love his videos in European quaint towns a lot as well.
This might be the only channel I’ve found with no ads… I’m amazed. Thanks Rick you’re a G
I had been to Rome, but never was as moved as watching this clip. I didn't fully appreciate it due to the lack of background knowledge. It's a great thing that I can still catch up by just watching rick explaining.
Rome: An open-air museum.
Yes but also, "Rome is like an old woman who charges money to look at her grandmother's corpse" (James Joyce, who was robbed there).
@@37Dionysos but the money is worth. I appreciate her grandmother's world.
Well said!
Exactly!
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I've been watching this man's travels for over 30 years, since I was a kid. Thanks! 👍🏻
Rick Steves you make brilliant travel, people, culture, history, local entertainment, friendly association & soothing All In One programs for we homebound people around our world's audiences of any place. Thanks so much!
When in Rome.... enjoy everything. I luv it's history and culture.
Rick Steves...I always enjoy watching your shows. They are informative as well as entertaining. You are the man!
Thanks for the free travel sir. I'm a fan of your content.
Thanks for all you’ve done Mr. Steves. You have been a staple in my house since I have been a child. This is a great way for us poorer folks to appreciate the grandeur of European civilizations.
Since my childhood i had a dream of visiting Rome. Your video is almost very close to my eyes and ears and ultimately to my heart. I am sure to visit Rome very soon to see the places which you have very nicely explained. Thanks a lot for your video.
10:20: "Ancient Romans, whose taste for violence exceeded even modern America's...". Wow! Rick Steves uncovered.
This is savage 😀
His grasp of crime statistics is tenuous, and that’s being polite. This isn’t the first video in which he’s expressed an underlying dislike of his own country based on laughably inaccurate information.
@@grievousangel8655 is he wrong tho
Very savage 🤣 . Paused to quickly who else caught that. Lol!
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I’m bingeing on travelogues because I refuse to watch depressing tv news.Rick Steves cheers me up.😊
One of the greatest Rome videos! Thank you Rick Steve!
Rome is one of the best city of the world
Its whole meusuem but at the same time has vetican at its heart like a pearl.
Must visit for every one
thank you for being you Rick
Still looking for all of Rick Steve's travel videos as we start 2021 in lockdown.
This clear and beautifully filmed trip is a joy.
Rick, I watch your show all the time and I love how you emphasize the importance of the road less traveled. Cheers!
My favorite city in the world and i visited around 40 cities Asia, Europe , NA nothing like Rome!!
Rome looks beautiful with Rick Steves
Love Rick Steves videos! Always very informative
I like Rick Steven video, but what the heck does he mean that Ancient Rome tastes for violence even exceeds modern America. Only places in America that seem to love violence are democrat run cities.
Thank you Rick for taking me for your. I would never make it to Europe, even it I'd one of my dreams, but I can see alot more with Rick.
I never been to Europe,when I do I sure check out these episodes ,it's precise and helpful, I love history like you ,much love to all behind this and all the people watching 💚
go to Athens
I again and again watch all your videos and feel so amazed .
Better than watching Discovery Channel filled with marketing ads and advertisement... Thank you for this informative content.....
Sir, your all episodes are amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Rome is the most beautiful city in the world .
Thank you Rick excellent information on Romans and Rome city rise and fall of great emperors it’s simply superb I am really great full to you Mr Rick🙏🙏thank you
Fascinating. Rick I thoroughly enjoyed this trip through Ancient Rome.
I recently went to Rome and absolutely loved it, you showed so much I didnt get to see too!
Hope to go back soon
rick steves is so cool
Hi, Rick, Your videos.... relax me in there crazy times... Thank You!
Steve ricks is amazing!!
I thoroughly enjoy all his episodes..It is so satisfying to watch..it literally makes me feel like I need to travel as more as possible
Rick Steve I'm a biggest fan of you !!!
went in April, loved it! Rome is very beautiful.
I've been there in 2011. My favorite European trip ever! :)
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What a fine cinematographer Karel Bauer is, I love his work.
It fills me with emotion seeing such beauty.
beautiful place enjoy travel thank you for sharing video
Thanks Rick and crew! Wonderfully presented and such a magnificent city, culture and history.
I've recently been to the National Museum and knowing that Romans had jewels made of Sri Lankan lapis lazuli was really astonishing.
A unique Rolex Daytona with a lapis lazuli dial just sold last week at auction for USD$3.2million. The highest ever for an automatic chronograph watch.
Michelangelo painted cappella Sistina with the Blue made with lapislazzuli.
You liked it
ALBALONGA....ROME..COLLI ALBANY..ALBANO LAZIALE ARE FOUNDED BY ALBANIANS..ALL ITALY HAVE ORIGINE ALBANIAN...SO SAY THE OLD LETTERATURE OF ITALY..
I'm traveling Europe with you Rick since I discovered your pleasant company last month ; THEN it was luck ..NOW it's a privilege :D :D
Europe is full of great Historic work and Lush Green Scenery. Great Work Rick Steves.
Rome a wonderful place to viewCristian places of faith. and architecture .
Cruising with Rick during the pandemic, this brought back memories of a particular trip to Rome during the ATP tour. I still remember the vibrancy of holding this athletic contest close to the ancient Coliseum, the exuberance and friendly welcome of the crowds, the WINES! and the food stalls along the area as we entered.
While this is the Italian Open, it is called the "Rome Open." While it is played on clay courts, sports writers refer to the French Open as the only one played on clay.
Not to knock the French Open, it is in a city with a rude, expensive environment --and thin sour wines, (I stil l harbor some resentment over my first visit to Paris in 1950. The taxi driver did not give me change and pretended not to understand me. I sat until the doorman came out, and got the change. Five years after the war in which one of my cousins landed on Omaha Beach (D-day + 2).and 25 years after my father was wounded whille patrolling for German submarines in the North Atlantic.
Will be there in March! Thank you for all the work you've done introducing people to travel! Watching you on PBS growing up is why I'm the travel fiend I am today!
Those mosaics are something else.
I like Rome City. I hope one day I will visit there.from Asia
Thank you very much to Mr. Rick Steves - to the host, for an informative tour in the eternal city of Rome. 👌👌👌
Hey Rick, your videos take the stress out of my life. Thanks :)
Beautiful, enchanting, marvellous 🙏🏻🇮🇳👌
I am very happy that I found your channel. Thank you so much for putting everything together and creating such an interesting and in-depth story.
Our history teacher played this in our classroom today. Everyone enjoyed it, including me! Great and informative video.
Чудесное видео! Большое спасибо за видео и за такой потрясающий рассказ ❤
A great professional video as always, thank you for this great guide. We have been several times in Rome and enjoyed it every time, a place where you can return any time.
I love this channel !! My home travelling in 2021.
Visited Rome last year and saw most of these monuments. Nice to be able to “re-visit”. Thanks.
Sir IV been watching you as a child. It's great to see you 👌
This virtual tour has definitely fascinated my bucket list, no doubt. Lovely content.❤️
Love love love these episodes!!
I'm grateful of you for uploaded this amazing . Really , this is an amazing video
Thanks for sharing the eternal city.
lovely series. thanks for sharing
His series is the best!
You’re such a legend, Rick! I love watching your videos!
Thx
excellent!! soo interesting and I studied Ancient Rome....this is so refreshing..glad I discovered your videos... amazing Romans...I discovered them when I went to Bath!! and my next trip IS ROME!
Nice Documentary.Via Appia is amazing and ancient Road immersed in the greenery of the Roman countryside.
Anyway need days for describe the millennial history of Rome
Best guide to the Forum & Pantheon before you go
Absolutely. It was through this show that I discovered both. Well worth visiting.
Love to watch his different videos .
Love Rome! Awesome place! 👍
Rome is very nice place thanks for sharing
No, actually Gladiators didn't fight to the death. At least not all the time, Gladiators were expensive and well taken care off, they were today's sprotsman, if you had one, you didn't want to lose one. The common misconception is that they fought to death, but no, they mostly didn't. A big portion of them were even volunteers.
Not accurate. It's true that Gladiators didn't always die and often were spared if they fought bravely. It's not true that it was seldom they died. They died quite frequently.
A lot of gladiators were treated like royalty
@@davidvilchez2209 the best gladiators were literal celebrities among people
@@paulpena5040 True! Especially when gladiators used such deadly weapons.
Thank you Mr. Steves, for this EPIC content.
Appreciate you Rick
Keep on traveling
Great documentary, thank you for uploading!
How wonderful the buildings and statues are. I hope to visit Rome one day:)
Loved this!
Absolutely amazing. Thank you!
Exotic presentation,nice to watch ... thanks
Last time I went to Rome was in 2019, hope I could visit here again!
This may be the best travel video I've seen from you! Great history lesson.
Truly a paradise
Great Great Great Great
Fantastic.
Excellent.
Very beautiful
i enjoyed watching this , very informative ,thank you
Thanks Rick ,
I look world nearly by you
Great
great overview
Beautiful place ❤️
I was widened my knowledge while watching your programmes. Thank you so much
That extreme Americano-English is part of why I watch this ('puts you curb-side', 'the Eisenhower of his day' etc), very entertaining, indeed.
Thanks, Rick.
Rick, I wonder if you thank and pray for history, of those you speak of. So many stories. So many lives. So much unsaid. But by bringing out points of interest is a good way of bringing awareness.
I really enjoy your videos, Plus you probably have the coolest job on the planet!
Wonderful
#1 fan
Having lived in Rome for 15 years and licensed to guide in the city and its provinces, I just had to cringe when Steeves says Caesar 'ruled' at the time of Christ. You've made your millions Rick, it helps to be accurate about our proud history..
He said around the time of Christ so he's right and you're wrong. Listen up.
Caesar was assassinated 44 years before Christ. So he was dead a lifetime before Christ. Not really around the same time.
lol your history? since when is a "Molly Mullen" a pureblood Roman?