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@@Travelingretirees Sometimes you have to sacrifice a little sleep for the best experiences. Even when on vacation. Thanks for watching and commenting!
This is one of your best videos yet! Very inspiring that you could do this on short notice! Having read all the Dan Brown books, the video brings his descriptions to life. Thank you for doing this!❤
Thanks for watching and for your kind comments. We’ve recently been able to visit two of the historic structures mentioned by Dan Brown. The Santa Maria Della Vittorio in Rome and the Basilica Cistern in Istanbul
❤ Nice video! We’re heading to Rome before a cruise in October. Been there several times so we’ll just help our other travel companions see the sights. Glad to see the trains from the airport are nice and new. They use to be older commuters cars. I’ll follow your example and get out early for shots of the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain since it’ll be a short walk from our hotel. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for watching. Yes, the early morning is best in my opinion. I like to take photos and the lighting is better and fewer people. The trains were really fantastic, clean and punctual. Enjoy your trip in October. We were there for Christmas many years ago, but we’ve never been in the fall. Have fun!
Wonderful tour! Dan Brown is my favorite author. I really want to see those places someday. Side note: I wonder how many people throw away their ticket.
Thanks for watching and sharing your kind words. We’ve been able to visit two of Dan Brown’s featured buildings recently- this one in Rome and the Basilica Cistern in Istanbul.
In the Campo dei Fiori stands the statue of Giordano Bruno, which you panned briefly without mentioning his importance in history. Still reverberating today in the minds of those who know Bruno's history, he was accused of heresy and barbarically burned at the stake on 17 Feb 1600, in exactly that spot in the Campo dei Fiori. He was tortured by the dark priests for 7 years prior to the murder. This statue commemorates Bruno's courage to stand up to the dark priesthood of the Catholic church who today still prevail manipulating and lying to the masses about our divine nature. All of it , so the corrupt Catholic church can continue to satisfy its insatiable obsession with wealth and power.
Thanks for visiting Rome with us. We hope you enjoyed this quick visit to the Eternal City. Be sure to like, subscribe and leave a comment about your favorite part of Rome.
Great Video....thanks for sharing your tips. Love the early morning views from the Spanish Steps. Never seen it so empty!
@@Travelingretirees Sometimes you have to sacrifice a little sleep for the best experiences. Even when on vacation. Thanks for watching and commenting!
This is one of your best videos yet! Very inspiring that you could do this on short notice! Having read all the Dan Brown books, the video brings his descriptions to life. Thank you for doing this!❤
Thanks for watching and for your kind comments. We’ve recently been able to visit two of the historic structures mentioned by Dan Brown. The Santa Maria Della Vittorio in Rome and the Basilica Cistern in Istanbul
Bravissimo 😊
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❤ Nice video! We’re heading to Rome before a cruise in October. Been there several times so we’ll just help our other travel companions see the sights. Glad to see the trains from the airport are nice and new. They use to be older commuters cars. I’ll follow your example and get out early for shots of the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain since it’ll be a short walk from our hotel. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for watching. Yes, the early morning is best in my opinion. I like to take photos and the lighting is better and fewer people. The trains were really fantastic, clean and punctual. Enjoy your trip in October. We were there for Christmas many years ago, but we’ve never been in the fall. Have fun!
Such a fun trip, so much walking tho lol❤️
Thanks for watching! Yes, a lot of walking. A lot of fun too.
Wonderful tour! Dan Brown is my favorite author. I really want to see those places someday. Side note: I wonder how many people throw away their ticket.
Thanks for watching and sharing your kind words. We’ve been able to visit two of Dan Brown’s featured buildings recently- this one in Rome and the Basilica Cistern in Istanbul.
Pantheon is €5, not 15. And you can just walk up, pay the €5 cash and walk in.
I just checked the website and apparently the 15€ that I saw includes the audioguide. Thanks for watching and helping to keep us informed.
In the Campo dei Fiori stands the statue of Giordano Bruno, which you panned briefly without mentioning his importance in history. Still reverberating today in the minds of those who know Bruno's history, he was accused of heresy and barbarically burned at the stake on 17 Feb 1600, in exactly that spot in the Campo dei Fiori. He was tortured by the dark priests for 7 years prior to the murder. This statue commemorates Bruno's courage to stand up to the dark priesthood of the Catholic church who today still prevail manipulating and lying to the masses about our divine nature. All of it , so the corrupt Catholic church can continue to satisfy its insatiable obsession with wealth and power.
@@yvanapantino273 Thank You for watching and for leaving your comment. We didn’t know the significance of the statue, thanks for informing us.