some people don't care much for accommodation but like to treat themselves to a nice breakfast (not just food but food + location)... I think it's fine
Hi Jason, really enjoying your Italian trip reports. Your videos always get me excited for traveling and something I can hopefully do again in the not so distant future. Take Care.
The most beautiful cities in the world are Rome and Paris. The most beautiful countries are Italy and France. Almost every town/cities of these 2 countries are amazing in either architecture or nature or both.
I went to Italy in February - March (before quarantine) stayed at an airbnb flat 4 blocks away from the colosseum in the Monti neighborhood. Was really cheap! ( about 60€ the night for 4 people). Then depending on how many days you have, it’s totally recommended to walk and that will lower the money spent in buses or taxis A LOT! There are also museums and places that have free entrance some days. If you don’t mind cooking for yourself that’s also a big plus if you’re in a tight budget. If you want to try local food, you should ask the locals for some recommendations (in my case my Airbnb host recommended us 3 traditional restaurants and 3 supermarkets)
Hey! I was considering going to rome in march but I was concerned that the weather might be cold, how was the weather when you went there and did it negatively impact your trip in any way??
@@carlaswan8143 it’s a bit cold in the morning and afternoon, but nothing too extreme. You may have to take some clothes off during the day. Rome was ok but if you want to go north it’s a bit colder. It didn’t impact negatively at all.
Rome is rightfully at the top of almost every visitor's list. It's no surprise because it offers so much to experience. Rome is also one of the more expensive cities in Europe but there are still plenty of ways to cut down on your travel expenses.
@@ptrs559 In Rome you can find reasonable breakfast! I've never paid more than 1.20€ in Rome for coffee and a cornetto is 1.50€ and a fresh juice maybe 3 max. If you sit it might cost a little more but 12.50 is way way too much. I love a hotel breakfast though!
Really robery? In western or southern europe there is beer in restaurant for something like 5 eur, so 12.5 for breakfast looks pretty normal to me. In my country (Czech Republic) breakfast in hotels is for something like 4-6 eur, but we have 1/3 salaries.
@@MissOtta1 Yes but he paid over 12€ for breakfast. Maybe 6€ maximum in Rome is more normal. In the south its way less, in my parents town it would be 3.50 to 4 € for caffe, cornetto and succo. 12€ is so much :)
But where? When I am traveling to western or southern europe, everything is expensive everywhere, no matter if it's near to sea or in some shithole, even stupid icecream cost 3+ eur in that countries, which is really expensive. Even in eastern europe like Latvia beer was for 3+ eur everywhere so where the hell that native people are eating or going for beer? In my country (Czechia) it's overpriced only in touristic spots, but when you go to less crowded place, you can't have beer for more than 1.8 eur and main meal for something like 6 eur. But you can find restaurants and pubs with normal prices even in historical center. From all countries I visited, the cheapest was probably Croatia, they have very cheap coffee, for something like 1.2 eur, which is cheaper than in my country, but beer cost twice and such things like coca-cola are extremely overpriced in restaurants. 250ml bottle of coca-cola for almost 3 eur, that was really crazy. Last year I was in Portugal, I expected normal prices when I saw their GDP and average salary, so I was really shocked when beer in restaurant was for 5 eur. :-D Everything is extremely overpriced, they buy bottle of beer in supermarket and sell it to you for triple price, that's really good bussines. :-D
LOL one of the most expensive breakfast I've seen in Italy, if you want to show how expensive is a city, please choose different locations, so that people have a 360° view, because if you show only really expensive places and say "How expensive is ..." you are giving partial informations. For people interested, in normal italian bars (you can easly find them in Rome too) you have: 1 Espresso for around 1$. 1 Cappuccino for around 2$. 1 Pastry for around 1$ to 2$ depending on the type. THEN if you go to certain areas, or certain places you can have more expensive breakfast as shown in the video. Besides this nice video!
well he tell it was a glamourous place a bit more expecive then lots of place so maybe you did not put the sound on because you would have heard that even 3,50 for a croissant its expencive but you can find cheaper of course and if you want go to lidl its 65 cents only .
Hi Jason, if you want to try one of the most delicious pizzeria's in Roma, try "Emma", it is amazing. We eat there every time we are in Rome. Also, if you have time, go across the tiber in Trastavere and try " Ai Marmi pizzeria" also, you will find they are places that the locals go and is truly amazing! I hope you have time to grab atleast one of them before you leave Rome. Great video my dear. Un abbraccio grande, Ciao!
@opabinia56 non ho criticato la provenienza dei gestori, quindi non riesco a capire il nesso e comemai questa risposta al mio commento. Vedete politica dove non ce. É questo é molto triste e insulso. Prova a rileggere un 5/10 volte il mio commento é dimmi che senso ha la tua risposta. Cioe non é una vergogna il prezzo, magari ho esagerato pero é un po altino, 5€ a Spremuta e 2€ Caffè credo basti. Pero il tuo commento non ha niente a che fare con il Mio. Buona Domenica.
Thank you so much for the vegan menu! I haven't been to Roma yet, but the cities in northern Italy have been quite good for vegan choice and really much of tradtiional Italian food is already vegan or close enough to alter it. Living vicariously through you from America.
I stayed at one apartment in the beehive, wich means a private room with shared bath and it was great, very independent and confortable. My best friend stayed with her sons at the main accommodation on the beehive and ghey adored it.
I loved Rome, we did get ripped of a few times there for Instance 2 cups black coffee in a cafe near the Pantheon cost 14 euros when I did question it, the waiters reply was you are paying for the view, but like my son says who had travelled extensively , that is one coffee and place you will never forget, he’s right I always have a smile on my face when I think about it, but still loved Rome and not the only place we were ripped off but that is travelling I do miss it so much right now 🇦🇺😂💕
Hello Jason,,,I just discovered your channel and I love it already. Rome is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and your videos are amazing and very helpful. Excellent work!!!
I was in Rome last year and I loved the city and the people. It so sad to see how empty the city is now compare to all the hassle and bustle. and ohhh yeah, I did stay at Yellow and my experience was amazing.
Dude, FYI. When a word has a gi followed by a vowel, such as gio, it is not pronounced gee oh but joe. Italian has no letter j but the sound is created by the combination of gi if followed by a vowel. So Giovanni is not pronounced gee oh vah nee, but jo vah nee.
Thanks for your video it’s going to help me a lot when I go to Rome in March next year. Is Rome normally warm all year and is it too warm to bring a coat?
You should also include some remarks or shots on sanitising your hands when on the metro or in a restaurant and on wearing a mask in Rome. As a travel channel I think it is necessary that you also raise the awareness of the current situation and how to deal with it on travels. Just cutting it out might insinuate to many of your viewers that Covid is not a problem or an issue in Italy, when it really is and should be for anyone going abroad!
Hi Jason! I’ve been following you for a while now. As a fellow traveller myself with 30+ countries visited under my belt. I find your videos so well thought out are inspiring! How long are you staying in Rome for? I’m Italian myself and in London atm. I’d love to get in touch and collaborate with you. Cheers
Thanks for the vegan restaurant shout out. Much appreciated and will add it to my Rome travel notes! Sometimes hard to find vegan places when traveling abroad.
I was in the castle with my girlfriend ( 11:16 this place is the castle cafe) and we drank a cappuchio on her birthday. Such a beautiful place to visit
Awesome vid! weird to see how Rome looks atm with barely anybody out on the streets. Like I’m not a fan of extremely crowded places to the point that everyone is rubbing shoulders, however, it also adds to the overall ambience of the place. Rome without tourists looks sad ☹️
You can't make a video suggesting hostel budget travelling and after 40 seconds going for breakfast in an expensive bar on purpose because you just love the ambience. 😂 Paying cornetto 3,50€ is pure nosense in Italy where it costs 1,50€ average price... (You can find Cornetto from 0,90€ to 2,50€. Not even in Milan you will find a cornetto 3,50€ except maybe in the Gallery and perhaps only sitting at table... 🤔
Thank you so much for showing us more of Beautiful Rome & the prices. None of our hostels here in Ireland are offering dorm rooms due to social distancing. Stay Safe & Well.☘🙏.
Thank you for showing the Metro,Im over in 12 days and have to use the Roma termini on a Saturday...I noticed as you went down the steps..there was a Aor B? Is that the 2 main platforms? Im catching the fast train to Naples? Is there English notices ? As it will be my first time time using a train station and nervous!
A and B are the lines of subway service that you can take at “Termini” station. The railway station “Roma Termini” is just above the subway station; here you can take your fast train to Naples.
simply put.. we are from southern california, on the west side (ocean side) of los angeles. the prices for food, breakfast, lunch and dinner... pretty typical prices, almost the same amount, more even, you would pay around here in "typical" places... more if you fancy something more upscale...
You should also visit the small towns like Civitavechia or Rapallo.. they are real gems across Italy. The big cities are too crowded for me (not during the pandemic)..too much traffic..
You definetely stopped to a tourist trap coffee shop. The average breakfast won't cost you more than 5 or 6 euro for every thing you've got. An espresso costs 1 euro max 1.10, a croissant 1.50 if not less, and a glass of fresh orange juice 2.50/3 euros. If the prices are higher than that, it's not a local place and most likely it is also crap
Is it packed right now? Im going in start of september and I want to see all the important places and go to two trips? Can you tell me if there are too many people or some places closed?
Faltou ir na Galeria Borguese. Maravilhosa!!! Esqueceu de mostra a Pieta na Brasília de São Pedro. São Pedro in vicoli , onde está o Moisés de Miguelangelo o túmulo do Papa Júlio II. Quatre Fontane que são do século 16. Largo de Torre Argentina onde fica o Teatro de Pompeu. Realmente Roma é um museu a céu aberto.
They are selling at the supermarket one sleezy round piece of pizza, sloppy, burnt with just tomato sauce, which in Greece would have been instantly discarded, for 2,5 euros. They sell at the central train station pathetic toasts with stale bread for 4,5 euros and a plain decent sandwich is at 6 €. When I asked my Italian host there, why this is happening he told me that the rents are high in the sky. I cursed them so many times so hard, a few weeks (not more than 6) later, they were left with 0 tourists at all.
When we are not under covid restrictions. Rome has a fantastic "Happy Hour". In an are North of the Vatican I had a wonderful Montepulciano red for 8 euros at 6:30 P.M. and there was a free buffet with very tasty pasta salads, different small sandwiches, amazing antipasto. I didn't need dinner. Lost's of Italians go for happy hour, then a nap and a late dinner. Trastevere is amazing for late dinner. My favorite: www.aispaghettari.it/
First place (Pasticceria U.Giuliani) is really really expensive, 3.50€ for a cornetto, 6€ for a juice, € 3 for an espresso... all too much. I'm italian and I always live here, but those prices are really exaggerated (usually with 3€ you get both cornetto and cappuccino!)
@Bill Laswell usually sitting in is much expensive than takeaway or standing up at the bar counter, but not everywhere and not so much; central area of largest cities is off limits to me (talking 'bout bar). I'd have no breakfast in any bar if I had to pay 6.5€ for one coffee + one cornetto
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Rome is such a BEAUTIFUL City, maybe the most beautiful. Looks very different having it all to yourself - great choice for a cafe stop...enjoy! ☕️🇮🇹
going to an hostel then paying an on orange juice 6 euros😱😱
some people don't care much for accommodation but like to treat themselves to a nice breakfast (not just food but food + location)... I think it's fine
Hi Jason, really enjoying your Italian trip reports. Your videos always get me excited for traveling and something I can hopefully do again in the not so distant future. Take Care.
I love the way you explain and show things, you're so respectful and humble. And so sweet 😍
An Italian here.
It's always fascinating to learn the true costs associated with visiting different parts of the world. Rome is certainly on my list! Great video!
Great breakdown of all your costs, I've been to tons of other countries in Europe but not Italy! Keep up the great work 🌟
glass of juice for 6 eur... i'm not thirsty anymore
The most beautiful cities in the world are Rome and Paris. The most beautiful countries are Italy and France. Almost every town/cities of these 2 countries are amazing in either architecture or nature or both.
Manny Wong, try to visit next time Lithuania 🇱🇹 too 😉
Sigitas Bartkevicius that is his opinion, and everybody is entitled to their own opinion.
Agree. In addition, London is beautiful as well. I visit London and Paris every year and theres so much more to offer everytime when I visit.
@@justinoh2380, everyone enjoy own way of life ✌️
Spain be like : am i not acceptable 😂
I went to Italy in February - March (before quarantine) stayed at an airbnb flat 4 blocks away from the colosseum in the Monti neighborhood. Was really
cheap! ( about 60€ the night for 4 people).
Then depending on how many days you have, it’s totally recommended to walk and that will lower the money spent in buses or taxis A LOT!
There are also museums and places that have free entrance some days.
If you don’t mind cooking for yourself that’s also a big plus if you’re in a tight budget.
If you want to try local food, you should ask the locals for some recommendations (in my case my Airbnb host recommended us 3 traditional restaurants and 3 supermarkets)
Hey! I was considering going to rome in march but I was concerned that the weather might be cold, how was the weather when you went there and did it negatively impact your trip in any way??
@@carlaswan8143 it’s a bit cold in the morning and afternoon, but nothing too extreme. You may have to take some clothes off during the day. Rome was ok but if you want to go north it’s a bit colder. It didn’t impact negatively at all.
Rome is rightfully at the top of almost every visitor's list. It's no surprise because it offers so much to experience. Rome is also one of the more expensive cities in Europe but there are still plenty of ways to cut down on your travel expenses.
This was so informative! "A virus going round that you may of heard of" 🤣🤣 love it!
Price for that breakfast was a real robbery. 12,50€ 😂😂
Roberto Manna that’s why it’s important to stay at a hotel where breakfast is included.
@@ptrs559 In Rome you can find reasonable breakfast! I've never paid more than 1.20€ in Rome for coffee and a cornetto is 1.50€ and a fresh juice maybe 3 max. If you sit it might cost a little more but 12.50 is way way too much. I love a hotel breakfast though!
@@ptrs559 nope! it depends where you go and maybe that place is a bit posh or for sure in the central near monuments.
Really robery? In western or southern europe there is beer in restaurant for something like 5 eur, so 12.5 for breakfast looks pretty normal to me. In my country (Czech Republic) breakfast in hotels is for something like 4-6 eur, but we have 1/3 salaries.
That breakfst was really expensive. An Italian would pay 6 euros for that in local places.
6 euro? Not really 4 is here in Tuscany for caffe cornetto and juice...in Sicily pr sud even less
@@MissOtta1 Yes but he paid over 12€ for breakfast. Maybe 6€ maximum in Rome is more normal. In the south its way less, in my parents town it would be 3.50 to 4 € for caffe, cornetto and succo. 12€ is so much :)
But where? When I am traveling to western or southern europe, everything is expensive everywhere, no matter if it's near to sea or in some shithole, even stupid icecream cost 3+ eur in that countries, which is really expensive.
Even in eastern europe like Latvia beer was for 3+ eur everywhere so where the hell that native people are eating or going for beer? In my country (Czechia) it's overpriced only in touristic spots, but when you go to less crowded place, you can't have beer for more than 1.8 eur and main meal for something like 6 eur. But you can find restaurants and pubs with normal prices even in historical center.
From all countries I visited, the cheapest was probably Croatia, they have very cheap coffee, for something like 1.2 eur, which is cheaper than in my country, but beer cost twice and such things like coca-cola are extremely overpriced in restaurants. 250ml bottle of coca-cola for almost 3 eur, that was really crazy.
Last year I was in Portugal, I expected normal prices when I saw their GDP and average salary, so I was really shocked when beer in restaurant was for 5 eur. :-D
Everything is extremely overpriced, they buy bottle of beer in supermarket and sell it to you for triple price, that's really good bussines. :-D
Another great video Jason! Rome is so photogenic! The vegan pizza looked fabulous, too!
Thank you for your honest and no nonsense presentation Jason. I love Italy, city of my heart! ❤️
I have been avidly looking forward to your videos. They are a ray of hope for us who are yearning to travel again! Thank you so much.. A big fan!
Loveee ur video , especially as u mentioned the prices too. It gives a very thorough insight to calculate the budget
LOL one of the most expensive breakfast I've seen in Italy, if you want to show how expensive is a city, please choose different locations, so that people have a 360° view, because if you show only really expensive places and say "How expensive is ..." you are giving partial informations.
For people interested, in normal italian bars (you can easly find them in Rome too) you have:
1 Espresso for around 1$.
1 Cappuccino for around 2$.
1 Pastry for around 1$ to 2$ depending on the type.
THEN if you go to certain areas, or certain places you can have more expensive breakfast as shown in the video.
Besides this nice video!
well he tell it was a glamourous place a bit more expecive then lots of place so maybe you did not put the sound on because you would have heard that even 3,50 for a croissant its expencive but you can find cheaper of course and if you want go to lidl its 65 cents only .
*I live in Rome Italy. It's beautiful and peaceful place!* 💕
But much expensive than my country. In Pakistan a good coffee cup is for 0.5$, bakery stuff it more than 1$
People of Pakistan are more hospatile they even don't let foreign visitors to pay even
You're so blessed to live in Eternal City of Rome 🇮🇹 GODBLESS!
كونوا معهم يكن معكم
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@@shahkhuram7280 so watch Napoli's video!! he got free desserts and staff twice
Hi Jason, if you want to try one of the most delicious pizzeria's in Roma, try "Emma", it is amazing. We eat there every time we are in Rome. Also, if you have time, go across the tiber in Trastavere and try " Ai Marmi pizzeria" also, you will find they are places that the locals go and is truly amazing! I hope you have time to grab atleast one of them before you leave Rome. Great video my dear. Un abbraccio grande, Ciao!
Che inculata il bar
Filippo Scaioli che vergogna.3€ un caffè e 6€ una spremuta o succo
@opabinia56 non ho criticato la provenienza dei gestori, quindi non riesco a capire il nesso e comemai questa risposta al mio commento. Vedete politica dove non ce. É questo é molto triste e insulso. Prova a rileggere un 5/10 volte il mio commento é dimmi che senso ha la tua risposta. Cioe non é una vergogna il prezzo, magari ho esagerato pero é un po altino, 5€ a Spremuta e 2€ Caffè credo basti. Pero il tuo commento non ha niente a che fare con il Mio. Buona Domenica.
è una trappola per turisti. ecco perchè bisogna sempre controllare su internet le recensioni prima di andare in un bar o ristorante da turisti
كونوا معهم يكن معكم
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troppe sole a Roma.. e ormai le persone e i turisti l' hanno capito.
Buongiorno from an italian in the UK. Your videos are great, bravo
I love YellowSquare! amazing memories!!
Thank you so much for the vegan menu! I haven't been to Roma yet, but the cities in northern Italy have been quite good for vegan choice and really much of tradtiional Italian food is already vegan or close enough to alter it. Living vicariously through you from America.
I always watch your tour videos in my free time
Have a nice days there Jason.
Another beautiful video, Jason! I feel like I was there with you. Very personal and gorgeous videography. Thank you!
I stayed at one apartment in the beehive, wich means a private room with shared bath and it was great, very independent and confortable. My best friend stayed with her sons at the main accommodation on the beehive and ghey adored it.
If you end up back in Rome make sure you check out EUR if you didn’t this time, it will blow your mind!
I WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK FOLLOWING YOU FROM ALGERIA
Love your videos! So much detail in one place. Can’t wait to get back to travelling the world ✈️
I loved Rome, we did get ripped of a few times there for Instance 2 cups black coffee in a cafe near the Pantheon cost 14 euros when I did question it, the waiters reply was you are paying for the view, but like my son says who had travelled extensively , that is one coffee and place you will never forget, he’s right I always have a smile on my face when I think about it, but still loved Rome and not the only place we were ripped off but that is travelling I do miss it so much right now 🇦🇺😂💕
I love this video, thanks Jason!
Hello Jason,,,I just discovered your channel and I love it already. Rome is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and your videos are amazing and very helpful. Excellent work!!!
Excellent, very well explanation.
I miss planning the trip. It's so much fun.
I was in Rome last year and I loved the city and the people. It so sad to see how empty the city is now compare to all the hassle and bustle. and ohhh yeah, I did stay at Yellow and my experience was amazing.
Dude, FYI. When a word has a gi followed by a vowel, such as gio, it is not pronounced gee oh but joe. Italian has no letter j but the sound is created by the combination of gi if followed by a vowel. So Giovanni is not pronounced gee oh vah nee, but jo vah nee.
Thanks for your video it’s going to help me a lot when I go to Rome in March next year. Is Rome normally warm all year and is it too warm to bring a coat?
You should also include some remarks or shots on sanitising your hands when on the metro or in a restaurant and on wearing a mask in Rome. As a travel channel I think it is necessary that you also raise the awareness of the current situation and how to deal with it on travels. Just cutting it out might insinuate to many of your viewers that Covid is not a problem or an issue in Italy, when it really is and should be for anyone going abroad!
Yes I didn't see you sanitising your hands after you'd used the ticket machine (although I'm sure you did)!
Why you have to annoy everyone with your paranoia?
Covid is already on the news 24/7, give us a break for God's sake.
Hi Jason! I’ve been following you for a while now. As a fellow traveller myself with 30+ countries visited under my belt. I find your videos so well thought out are inspiring! How long are you staying in Rome for? I’m Italian myself and in London atm. I’d love to get in touch and collaborate with you. Cheers
Jason, your videos are top notch!! Look forward to every new video.
Your quality of video, weather and ambiance are great..
Great video once again... keep up the amazing work... you have a good thing going here in vlogging... thanks for sharing.
Very enjoyable and informative video.😊
Hi there, I'm going to rome to stay at beehive for 5 nights and 3 full days, what do you recommend i do with my time? :)
Thanks for the vegan restaurant shout out. Much appreciated and will add it to my Rome travel notes! Sometimes hard to find vegan places when traveling abroad.
If you came in Livorno Toscany remember to try Cinque e cinque ( five five) is delicious and vegan ( go to Gagarin) and of course focaccia in Genova !
I was in the castle with my girlfriend ( 11:16 this place is the castle cafe) and we drank a cappuchio on her birthday. Such a beautiful place to visit
Super sleek idea
As always... awesome videos! Thank you so much. 😘
Oh! Would loved to visit Italy one day. Nice vlog! 😊
You will love it! Going next week ,my 4th time! And you still will find different things to see and do!
So Nice tour of you
hi, can we drink the tap water in Rome ?I mean, is the tap water safe to drink ?thanks
Your facial expression is the best
Awesome vid! weird to see how Rome looks atm with barely anybody out on the streets. Like I’m not a fan of extremely crowded places to the point that everyone is rubbing shoulders, however, it also adds to the overall ambience of the place. Rome without tourists looks sad ☹️
your travel videos are sooo good, like the best!
Also stay safe ^^
Loved this video! Thank you Jason 💕
You can't make a video suggesting hostel budget travelling and after 40 seconds going for breakfast in an expensive bar on purpose because you just love the ambience. 😂
Paying cornetto 3,50€ is pure nosense in Italy where it costs 1,50€ average price... (You can find Cornetto from 0,90€ to 2,50€.
Not even in Milan you will find a cornetto 3,50€ except maybe in the Gallery and perhaps only sitting at table... 🤔
Your films are really great thanks 👍 what camera are you using, such good quality 👍
Going to Italy in a month, thank you for you video! We are currently in Portugal and it sounds like a much cheaper place than Rome:)
3.50 per un cornetto manco in centro a Milano
Your videos are so informative and magical~ ✨ thanks for sharing your journeys with us
Did you visit the Villa Borghese?
I love all your videos. 🌹💖 your very professional for taking the videos. I feel like I am there.💖🌹 thanks & be safe!
Thanks a lot for sharing the prices and beautiful shots of Rome with us. Hope you enjoyed THAT ORANGE JUICE at 2:46 lol!
Thank you so much for showing us more of Beautiful Rome & the prices. None of our hostels here in Ireland are offering dorm rooms due to social distancing. Stay Safe & Well.☘🙏.
The bar was shockingly expensive 😫
Canelo Alvarez travelling around Italy and not a single person asked for his autograph 🤣
2:41 fai rumoreee sii
2020 eurovision italy
So quiet,the best time for visiting Rome. 6 euros for a juice that's a lot. In Cyprus is 1.50 max 2.so cam to Cyprus 😁👍
olga26100 orange juice is hard to find in Italy. Italian people don’t drink it so when it’s found it will be expensive.
Thank you for showing the Metro,Im over in 12 days and have to use the Roma termini on a Saturday...I noticed as you went down the steps..there was a Aor B? Is that the 2 main platforms? Im catching the fast train to Naples? Is there English notices ? As it will be my first time time using a train station and nervous!
diane leach yeah I went last year and I’m pretty sure there’s only two platforms all signed posted very well
A and B are the lines of subway service that you can take at “Termini” station. The railway station “Roma Termini” is just above the subway station; here you can take your fast train to Naples.
@@fedes7520 Grazie!!
simply put.. we are from southern california, on the west side (ocean side) of los angeles. the prices for food, breakfast, lunch and dinner... pretty typical prices, almost the same amount, more even, you would pay around here in "typical" places... more if you fancy something more upscale...
You should also visit the small towns like Civitavechia or Rapallo.. they are real gems across Italy. The big cities are too crowded for me (not during the pandemic)..too much traffic..
Beautiful Roma 🇮🇹
That's nice, not many people! you could enjoy more now, because in normal days is so busy everywhere!!! very good, I missed Rome :(
You definetely stopped to a tourist trap coffee shop. The average breakfast won't cost you more than 5 or 6 euro for every thing you've got. An espresso costs 1 euro max 1.10, a croissant 1.50 if not less, and a glass of fresh orange juice 2.50/3 euros. If the prices are higher than that, it's not a local place and most likely it is also crap
Bravo. Have you visited Genoa? North Italy
Is it packed right now? Im going in start of september and I want to see all the important places and go to two trips? Can you tell me if there are too many people or some places closed?
Rome, Florence, Venice and all the art cities are actually quite empty, there isn't many tourists but everything is opened.
Good video jason. I visited the castle was good.
How do you keep your beard so kempt??? I’m jealous haha
My beautiful city Romeeee😫❤️
Wow amazing 👍🏾
Faltou ir na Galeria Borguese. Maravilhosa!!!
Esqueceu de mostra a Pieta na Brasília de São Pedro.
São Pedro in vicoli , onde está o Moisés de Miguelangelo o túmulo do Papa Júlio II.
Quatre Fontane que são do século 16.
Largo de Torre Argentina onde fica o Teatro de Pompeu.
Realmente Roma é um museu a céu aberto.
Great!
you forgot the $12 for three gelatos each day... or was that just me...
That was me too, but I was not spending as much on food and accommodation because Gelato is a priority 😅
@Kristof Alexy lmao 😂
Quite a good service for young travelers.
no matter how expensive in Rome, everything is way cheaper than in Venice, Paris, London
Check out the bus system!
They are selling at the supermarket one sleezy round piece of pizza, sloppy, burnt with just tomato sauce, which in Greece would have been instantly discarded, for 2,5 euros. They sell at the central train station pathetic toasts with stale bread for 4,5 euros and a plain decent sandwich is at 6 €. When I asked my Italian host there, why this is happening he told me that the rents are high in the sky. I cursed them so many times so hard, a few weeks (not more than 6) later, they were left with 0 tourists at all.
When we are not under covid restrictions. Rome has a fantastic "Happy Hour". In an are North of the Vatican I had a wonderful Montepulciano red for 8 euros at 6:30 P.M. and there was a free buffet with very tasty pasta salads, different small sandwiches, amazing antipasto. I didn't need dinner. Lost's of Italians go for happy hour, then a nap and a late dinner. Trastevere is amazing for late dinner. My favorite: www.aispaghettari.it/
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wow, this is amazing
Can tourist walk thru the sectet psgway to the vatican, hw many minutes to walk n pay hwuch for usg the secret psgway.
Hello jeson once again good to see you
why don't you use airbnb? for 55 euro you can get nice room with bathroom or even full apartment not in the centre
Nice one
2:36 So how much for an actual healthy breakfast?😶
In Sicily you get an espresso AND a cornetto for €3,00 and I’m even exaggerating, also in the best place!
First place (Pasticceria U.Giuliani) is really really expensive, 3.50€ for a cornetto, 6€ for a juice, € 3 for an espresso... all too much. I'm italian and I always live here, but those prices are really exaggerated (usually with 3€ you get both cornetto and cappuccino!)
@Bill Laswell usually sitting in is much expensive than takeaway or standing up at the bar counter, but not everywhere and not so much; central area of largest cities is off limits to me (talking 'bout bar). I'd have no breakfast in any bar if I had to pay 6.5€ for one coffee + one cornetto
@Bill Laswell one or two is quite different
Me too, espresso right after orange juice!