This is my favorite area of Rome! I like how you flight like a butterfly from a beautiful square to the next! Music, art, architecture, food and fun! Excellent!
Darling you look marvellous. We stayed in a resident hotel adjacent to Largo di Torre Argentina. It was central to all the main sites, adjacent to the Tiber River & the earthy Campo dei Fiori. We stayed nine nights & took in the everyday life of true Romans while still visiting the Grand Tour sites. Have enjoyed this reminiscent tour series. Glad to see the proliferated graffiti of 2009 is much diminished. Well done Rob & team!
Ciao Charles King, I'm so glad you saw the last bit at the end. And remember as Fernando always says, "It is always better to look good than to feel good and you look marverllous!" 😂😂😂😂
We are so glad you are enjoying these videos. There will be 16 in all for series one covering all of Rome. Once we can travel again, we will be going to all other cities of Italy.
@@charlesking617 Great Suggestion Charles King. We are planning on doing a series on recommendations for hotels and restaurants and a series of "how to" videos as well. Getting sponsors is a wonderful idea!
Had been staying on vacation right on CdF in various apartments twice a year for 3 years until the lockdown. Cannot wait to get back! Perfecto 👌 Seattle
Wow. Twice a year? That's incredible. So Campo must be your favorite place to stay when in Rome. I would love to hear what your take is on living in the historic center in various apartments. It must have been terrific.
@@ThroughEternity My late father ran the University of Washington’s (Seattle) program out of Palazzo Pio and my parents lived there 3 months a year. After he passed my mother wanted to keep returning, so that’s what we do and it’s wonderful. She knows almost everything you pointed out and more, about the CdF. It’s a wonderful place to stay in Rome, being so central for the guests we invite, who want to see P Navona, the Pantheon, Trastevere, etc. For October we will (fingers crossed) be staying on P Navona for this one time. It has a balcony overlooking the P with a view of the Fountain of the 4 Rivers and the Church beyond that. It is right on the corner (Northeast corner?) first floor, of that side street you can exit the middle of P Navona from, to walk towards the Pantheon. If you do take some video of P Navona, then please include a few seconds of that spot? Thanks! Love your videos.
@@dogzillamonster Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful story and your families relationship with the Eternal City. The next time I am around piazza Navona I will keep my eye out for that spot you described and see if I can take a photo and send it to you and eventually maybe we can incorporate it in some future video. So happy to hear that you love our videos.
This is my favorite area of Rome! I like how you flight like a butterfly from a beautiful square to the next! Music, art, architecture, food and fun! Excellent!
Thanks so much Cinzia. So glad that you enjoyed it!
Do you have a favorite building of the Renaissance in the area?
Cheers!
And a hearty cheers to you!
Have you ever enjoyed and Aperol Spritz before?
What's not to love? No place better to enjoy a spritz! Cin cin and thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much G.M. M we are so glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for commenting, its a big help. 😘
Oh the area looks so nice! Loved the man on the saxophone, I could almost feel as though I was there :(
Glad you enjoyed it.
Have you ever been able to enjoy having drinks in Campo Dei Fiori?
I LOVE THE END TOO!
Hahahahaha
Have you ever seen Fernando's hideaway done by Billy Crystal on Saturday Night Live?
Amazing informative video!
Thanks Enrica. So glad that you enjoyed it.
This is one of my favourite areas fo Rome!!! And you were great in describing it! Can’t wait to have a Spritz there! Very well done!👏👏👏🥰
Thanks so much terra lontana. So glad that you enjoyed the description. Happy to share a spritz with you when we can.
Dylan and I have been thinking of doing a video on how to make proper Italian Cocktails. Negroni is also one of my favorites.
Darling you look marvellous. We stayed in a resident hotel adjacent to Largo di Torre Argentina. It was central to all the main sites, adjacent to the Tiber River & the earthy Campo dei Fiori. We stayed nine nights & took in the everyday life of true Romans while still visiting the Grand Tour sites. Have enjoyed this reminiscent tour series. Glad to see the proliferated graffiti of 2009 is much diminished. Well done Rob & team!
Ciao Charles King, I'm so glad you saw the last bit at the end. And remember as Fernando always says, "It is always better to look good than to feel good and you look marverllous!" 😂😂😂😂
We are so glad you are enjoying these videos. There will be 16 in all for series one covering all of Rome. Once we can travel again, we will be going to all other cities of Italy.
So happy for you that you were able to stay in the center and live as the Romans do. Location Location Location!
@@charlesking617 Great Suggestion Charles King. We are planning on doing a series on recommendations for hotels and restaurants and a series of "how to" videos as well. Getting sponsors is a wonderful idea!
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Beautiful tour and scenery! Cant wait to see it live!
Thanks so much for commenting. We can't wait to show it to you live too!
Have you been to Rome ever before?
Love Campo de Fiori. The nights the celo player is there are amazing.
Ciao Douglas, thanks for commenting. We have to check out the Cello player and see when he is playing. That sounds amazing.
Are there any other places in Rome where you love to spend your nights? Some square or any restaurant in particular?
Had been staying on vacation right on CdF in various apartments twice a year for 3 years until the lockdown. Cannot wait to get back! Perfecto 👌
Seattle
Wow. Twice a year? That's incredible. So Campo must be your favorite place to stay when in Rome. I would love to hear what your take is on living in the historic center in various apartments. It must have been terrific.
Thanks so much for commenting and liking the video!
@@ThroughEternity My late father ran the University of Washington’s (Seattle) program out of Palazzo Pio and my parents lived there 3 months a year. After he passed my mother wanted to keep returning, so that’s what we do and it’s wonderful. She knows almost everything you pointed out and more, about the CdF. It’s a wonderful place to stay in Rome, being so central for the guests we invite, who want to see P Navona, the Pantheon, Trastevere, etc.
For October we will (fingers crossed) be staying on P Navona for this one time. It has a balcony overlooking the P with a view of the Fountain of the 4 Rivers and the Church beyond that. It is right on the corner (Northeast corner?) first floor, of that side street you can exit the middle of P Navona from, to walk towards the Pantheon. If you do take some video of P Navona, then please include a few seconds of that spot? Thanks!
Love your videos.
@@dogzillamonster Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful story and your families relationship with the Eternal City. The next time I am around piazza Navona I will keep my eye out for that spot you described and see if I can take a photo and send it to you and eventually maybe we can incorporate it in some future video. So happy to hear that you love our videos.
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