I agree, Naples was the home port for the aircraft carrier I was on for a couple of years in the 1970's it was bad then. I did not think it would have got any better. It got to a point I would not go ashore when I had the chance. The boat was clean, the port sucked. Worse is Egypt, I got off to go see the Pyramids, my buddy and I hired a guy that said he was a tour guide. Took us to a couple of pyramids, a tour of the underground grave sites mile's long. At end of tour took us to a slum area where his buddies tried to mug us. Luckily, a couple of cops were standing on the corner and we were able to approach them and they scared of the would be muggers. But we were still lost in the city. My Mom and Dad went 10 years later and enjoyed their experience... money talks..
*@grueKK09madley* HAHAHA! I know! I was cracking up when he started with his nonsense. If Rome is filthy and disgusting, think what he'd say about New York or San Francisco? LOL
Dude. Have you been to NYC? Or come here to Hollywood in filthy Los Angeles. What about San Francisco? Seriously. Even from what you filmed the city is pristine in comparison to the above mentioned third-world cities here in the US. Maybe if you knew what the Palazzo Pamphili or the Galleria Borghese were, instead of calling Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces "old buildings with holes in the walls" you'd have whole new appreciation for Rome. But you need to first know things in order to understand them. If you were looking for the Vegas version of Rome, or for a Disneyland, you'll surely be disappointed as those places are for the unsophisticated traveler.
Nowhere in the US literally has giant piles of fucking trash lining sidewalks. Rome and especially Naples are absolutely disgusting and filthy. Full of pickpockets and thieves and the Italians hate everyone who isn’t Italian. Good for the history but afterwards you get out quickly. Give me NYC or LA any day.
I've been to Rome ,The Eternal city ,many times ,It is one of my favourite places ,Always found the Italians very friendly ,Haven't been for a good while so was sad to see your video .Many countries have changed over the last few years ,
I been visiting Rome so many times besides having studied there in 2002. The city is left behind by the government. They took for granted the fact that Rome is ancienct and that’s it. The gov is not doing a thing about the city. It is dirty aF. I came back today from visiting Rome. I am sorry for such a legendary city
Ok...i agree, Rome is dirty, and it seem to be a chronic problem... but even if dirty is still one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in Europe. did you see all the amazing monuments and historical stuff it has to offer, or just walked in that anonime street?
I agree. Stayed there for 5 days and it was dirty. Poop on the floor, trash, some areas are smelly, bus system also is confusing. I unfortunately find it overrated. A lot of tourist trap restaurants.
Are you kidding me??! I know both places extremely well as I travel continuously. It's obvious you have no idea about the state in which American cities such as New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco are found presently. Dude, I live in East Hollywood. I'm from L.A. and I have dual citizenship (American and Italian). Rome has a simple trash issue that's going to be solved soon with the building of a new state-of-the-art incinerator that will produce zero pollution and green renewable energy. L.A., on the other hand, has a problem of such gravity and magnitude, it will only get worse and worse - and without any resolution. Los Angeles has indeed literally turned into a mental hospital filled with dozens of thousands of homeless fentanyl addicts living in disgusting and stinking mountains of burned trash surrounded by piss and feces of all sorts. Sunset blvd has become a s***hole worthy only of a city like Calcutta. And that is just one example.
He says _"Rome is filled with homeless people"_ and _"Rome is filthy"._ Yet, I have seen not a single homeless person in your entire video and no trash or filth if not the regular random things tourists throw on the pavement of the streets like in any other touristy spot. Nothing shocking at all, here, but only beauty. This has got to be a clickbait. Either that or you're being funny. If neither one applies (and since you don't seem to be blind), then the last answer is that you're a liar.
He's sounds very bitter. Very German. You know how they can be, right? Cheap, greedy, sad and amazing at stealing money. Not to mention what they caused 80 years ago to the entire world. She...I mean, he probably got turned down by a heterosexual Italian stallion and he got mad at the entire city. She's drama.
@@littlelittlesmirf7657 I've never seen anyone speak of the city of Rome in such dumbed down way. He walked by the _Oratorio dei Filippini_ designed by Baroque architectural genius _Francesco Borromini_ and he doesn't have a clue about it, doesn't mention it, doesn't film it and doesn't even look at it but instead he's talking about Amsterdam, trash and trees.
He's obviously American and from his avatar looks mixed race. Probably some Italians gave him a hard time for that so he made this BSvideo to get back at Italy.@@littlelittlesmirf7657
Are you kidding me??! I know both places extremely well as I travel continuously. It's obvious you have no idea about the state in which American cities such as New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco are found presently. Dude, I live in East Hollywood. I'm from L.A. and I have dual citizenship (American and Italian). Rome has a simple trash issue that's going to be solved soon with the building of a new state-of-the-art incinerator that will produce zero pollution and green renewable energy. L.A., on the other hand, has a problem of such gravity and magnitude, it will only get worse and worse - and without any resolution. Los Angeles has indeed literally turned into a mental hospital filled with dozens of thousands of homeless fentanyl addicts living in disgusting and stinking mountains of burned trash surrounded by piss and feces of all sorts. Sunset blvd has become a s***hole worthy only of a city like Calcutta. And that is just one example.
The entire video is full of beautiful streets and history , I don know what you are smelling right now but I am planing a trip there for 6 days , shall I make it shorter ?
I live here and see tourists leaving rubbish all over. They are so lazy, they'll leave their take out lunch , coffee cups and maps on the ground just ten feet from a bin.😢 So reconsider your video...
We were in Prati and there were enough trees there. More than where we live in NL. Haven’t seen trash either and there were bins everywhere 🤷♀️ Sicily is on the other hand though, full of garbage. Especially around Catania - we were shocked driving from the airport through a suburban to the east coast. People didn’t seem to bother either. I’ve separated our trash though and have thrown it away in the accurate bins. Not contributing to the garbage-problem. Mind me saying, Paris is known for its garbage as well. Haven’t seen anything. This video is in my opinion BS.
I watched this video and thought 'strange, I didn't see any trash in it' so I went back and watched your other videos Rome videos. I saw a bit of litter in the crowed areas and in one scene, I saw 3 plastic bags near a bin. That's it... I don't know how you're defining disgusting, but in your videos that's really a stretch. It sounds like you're more annoyed of the heat and lack of trees...in the center of one of the busiest cities in the world. Why not visit a park? But then again, in one video you were annoyed that you had to move out of the way for a lady with a pram so that says a lot lol.
Also about the modernizing point, Paris and London are EXTREMELY modernised cities, it's like new york, there is normal and extremely modernised sides. For an example in Paris there is literally La Défense which is the most industrialized and marketing place ( idk if its one of these but ik it's in modernising ) in whole europe. When u look at it, except new york what cities are so so modernised in the usa??? California is like any normal coastal cities in europe but with a big population.
All that you wrote is ridiculous and absurd. Paris is a s***hole more similar to Morocco that a western modern city. Los Angeles, on the other hand, is 30 years ahead of little filthy Islamic Paris.
I agree. My wife and I just got back from Rome 2 days ago. People are rude, the streets are full of trash, every street smells like urine, air quality is terrible, and driving is absolutely the worst. Anything goes on the road. I'm not sure why there are even street signs. No one follows them anyway. Just like you, I am very appreciative of the opportunity have been able to travel to Rome but I will never visit again. I have been judged by my appearance all my life, I am covered in tattoos, dark skinned. In the States, I have never felt discriminated, but when I went to Rome I was treated so poorly and felt so discriminated. I couldn't wait to leave that place. Longest week of my life. I am so glad to be back home in the United States.
Really? Why don't you check out some videos here on TH-cam about our American cities. Look for *Baltimore, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, NYC, San Francisco...* Type the name of the city and then words such as *homelessness, filth, filthy, dirty, etc.* After you watch some reality, get back at me and let me know how clean Rome is in comparison.
You do realize a city as old as Rome is going to show its age right? The city oozes of history, and you take it for what its worth, warts and all. And if that's not your thing, why even bother going to Rome? Get your candy-ass over to Disneyland instead!
This is not really true though- there are so many old cities in Europe from Athens to Lisbon to Chania to Bratislava and beyond.... Italian cities I've experienced are by far the grossest- poor maintenance, both from the government and the peoples, it's as simple as that.
@@natalieohlsson7777 Rome has a *MASSIVE* amount of tourists that concentrate in the central ancient-historic area. Do you realize what that will do to a place?
He says that Rome is near the equator and you call him "honest"? He should look at the map first cause Rome is at the same latitude of Chicago. And Chicago ain't near the equator in my book. Just sayin'.
@@briandesoto5471 LOL!!! I missed on that one. Did you catch him say that the Colosseum is next to the Acropolis? Now that's pretty bad, too. I mean, the guy doesn't even know where he is 🤣and yet, he's trying to tell people about Rome.
@@LuisNemrod Barcelona is filthy to say the least. And the maker of this video went for a clickbait since there is no trash to be seen anywhere in his footage.
I agree I’m in Rome right now and I’m in shock, the streets are broken ! Walking around is so dangerous holes everywhere . The bus system is terrible dirty one can’t figure out how to pay ! The men are super rude! A street performer yelled at his audience and stopped the show and left on plaza Navona ! Rome is expensive ! People pay a lot of taxes and their city is dirty ! It has nothing to do the place being “old” . I love Spain very clean! I live in miami not my favorite! I would live in Spain in a smaller city like Burgos . I remember Rome in the 80s and it was very dirty then!
Spain lololo...compare Rome to Barcelona...or Madrid and other cities there. And the only reason they're not worse is Spain is living off EU funds a net BENEFACTOR, Italy is a net CONTRIBUTOR, the #3 in Europe.
those are our native trees... that grew here naturally... we do not choose which trees we need to please you Americans with. nobody is running to get shade you are exaggerating, British tourists maybe? I'm used to 40 degrees, I love my city. its my home, not your silly little tourist destination.
Hey TMI, just found this channel after following your others for some years. I had the exact same experience when I visited Rome in 2008 with my school class. The only things that stuck in my head till today are: melting away in a bus, getting robbed in a bus, the terrible smell in the subway, ladies of the night on every corner, jumping from church to church to get some shade and cooling. They have impressive building etc, but I was not able to enjoy anything. If you are interested, I am a farmer from Germany and Live next to Freiburg in the south west, close to the french border. I hear you speak German before, so if Germany was an option for you, it is pretty nice here......warmest place in Germany, known for wine and Freiburg is the gate to the black forest. Small city with over 200.000 people, but who needs more? I don't get cities in general, but Freiburg seems like a good choice if you want to live in one and you are always close to nature. And it is green here, not stone and Beton everywhere. And the crypto taxes......❤
*@Martin-zl7lh* Sure. And what else happened to you in Rome? You got shot by Zorro? Or did you end up hanging out with Pinocchio? It's funny how people invent on the Internet. All story-telling just out of envy. At the end you're a farmer in Germany and I cannot imagine you being used to beautiful art. Let's face it. Better if you comment on how to grow carrots and potatoes.
@@kendradell1157 If you have a different impression of this city I am happy for you. What I wrote was MY experience in Rome and calling me a liar on the internet for stating my personal view is pretty low. I am proud to be a farmer and indicating that my intelligence is low or my education doesn't go further than producing carrots and potatoes is just rude. Maybe show some respect to the people who also feed you or try to chew on some art the next time you get hungry. I don't know anything about you so I give you the benefit of the doubt and think that you are a good person who just had a bad day and tried to let her anger out on someone else. Have a nice day and maybe find a better hobby.
@@Martin-zl7lh Have you ever been to large cities besides Rome? Cities like Paris, London, New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Mexico City, Athens, Barcelona...? If you say "yes" then you'll have to admit that those are *all* just as dirty as Rome and just as clean as Rome. Any and every large city that is crowded, popular, touristy and busy deals with the same exact issues. Now, Milan (ITALY) is a much smaller city than Rome and yet, it's 10 times filthier and run down. So it could be worse for Rome ; )
OK, clickbait/BS...nothing but sarcasm...plus...your country America compared to Italy: Cleanest Countries in the World 2024-The Environmental Performance Index (Clean water, pure air, efficient handling of waste, and effective sanitation) 180 countries: Italy- #23 Japan- #25 USA- #43
It's not just in the city but even in the surrounding areas.. piles of garbage dumped in the roads.. The same is in the regions of Campagnia (Naples) and Sicily.
Cleanest Countries in the World 2024-The Environmental Performance Index (Clean water, pure air, efficient handling of waste, and effective sanitation) 180 countries: Italy- #23 Japan- #25 USA- #43
@@spaniardsrmoors6817 Lol. This is a joke. I've been to almost 30 countries on various continents and Italy ranks as one of the highest (and possibly highest) on the list as most dirty, by far, alas.
@@ona_tzar oh yes! It really is. In some street in Catania, they just burn the garbage in the street to get rid of it because it just doesn't get collected. In summer, certain touristic areas, they do put an effort and clean them up for the summer, but when that is over it's back to being a dump. People quite happily sit by the sea, next to piles of garbage and have a picnic
@@ona_tzar The joke... you've been to 30 countries and Italy is the dirtiest. Just utter/BS...And I didn't make up that ranking, NOW show your stats verifying your claim. NO WHERE in Italy are their cities even REMOTELY as bad as in the US.
🤣 Is that how _you_ work? You expect to see movie sets when traveling? I think you should visit the city of Paris and the mountains of trash they have over there. And don't tell me you've been to Paris already because if you did, you wouldn't have written such comment, especially because the Amalfi Coast is way filthier than the worst peripheral hood of Rome. Therefore you're just as trustworthy as the man from this video who clearly never traveled in his life.
@@mnz145 I personally believe that this man is brilliant, but I am sure you have a much different perspective than he does. He documented and reported his experience, I’m not sure how that’s foolish; but I do understand your perspective if you love your city 🥰
@@CptnObvious This guy is calling Renaissance palaces and Baroque masterpieces "old buildings with holes in them". Nothing brilliant in that if not a person who knows nothing of art, architecture and history. Also, Rome is spotless clean compared to Hollywood (where I live). And NYC. And San Francisco. Try any of these big American cities and you'll know the definition of a dirty city with the addition of meth addicts and crack users defecating on our sidewalks day and night. This video is a clickbait like some people have said in other comments.
"I was born in 1922" bro... you so ancient you do not need to travel bro.... get some rest
I agree, Naples was the home port for the aircraft carrier I was on for a couple of years in the 1970's it was bad then. I did not think it would have got any better. It got to a point I would not go ashore when I had the chance. The boat was clean, the port sucked. Worse is Egypt, I got off to go see the Pyramids, my buddy and I hired a guy that said he was a tour guide. Took us to a couple of pyramids, a tour of the underground grave sites mile's long. At end of tour took us to a slum area where his buddies tried to mug us. Luckily, a couple of cops were standing on the corner and we were able to approach them and they scared of the would be muggers. But we were still lost in the city. My Mom and Dad went 10 years later and enjoyed their experience... money talks..
Did you say "the Acropolis" next to the Colosseum??? You know that the Acropolis is in Athens, right?
*@grueKK09madley* HAHAHA! I know! I was cracking up when he started with his nonsense.
If Rome is filthy and disgusting, think what he'd say about New York or San Francisco? LOL
@@marklanders6833yes our Country is dirty since illegal immigrants come here
"the acropolis and monopoly and all the other stuff like that"...
Dude. Have you been to NYC? Or come here to Hollywood in filthy Los Angeles. What about San Francisco? Seriously. Even from what you filmed the city is pristine in comparison to the above mentioned third-world cities here in the US.
Maybe if you knew what the Palazzo Pamphili or the Galleria Borghese were, instead of calling Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces "old buildings with holes in the walls" you'd have whole new appreciation for Rome. But you need to first know things in order to understand them.
If you were looking for the Vegas version of Rome, or for a Disneyland, you'll surely be disappointed as those places are for the unsophisticated traveler.
New York is pristine compared to Rome. This place is like a developing country.
@@BryanRobb-t3l Dude, you've got to be kidding me 🤣
@@marklanders6833 Let him be. The guy is obviously a hick from the Appalachians living in a white-trash trailer park.
Nowhere in the US literally has giant piles of fucking trash lining sidewalks.
Rome and especially Naples are absolutely disgusting and filthy. Full of pickpockets and thieves and the Italians hate everyone who isn’t Italian.
Good for the history but afterwards you get out quickly.
Give me NYC or LA any day.
Have YOU been to Rome? I’m from LA and have been to New York and Rome. Rome is faaaarrrrr worse.
I've been to Rome ,The Eternal city ,many times ,It is one of my favourite places ,Always found the Italians very friendly ,Haven't been for a good while so was sad to see your video .Many countries have changed over the last few years ,
He's lying....he needed a clickbait title
@@Alex_Rome I totally agree. The city looks much cleaner than Paris, NYC, Los Angeles, San Francisco and London.
Total CLICKBAIT.
@@Alex_Rome That's exactly what I thought when I started watching the video of a very clean Rome.
This guy's something else.
@@marklanders6833 Exactly! Clickbait filled with lies.
I'm going to report this video.
@@littlelittlesmirf7657 This video is trashy and hateful and ridiculous 😵💫😵🥴😎
Compares Rome to Miami .... That should be enough to skip this video...
Sounds miserable. Pitiful remnants of a once great city.
I been visiting Rome so many times besides having studied there in 2002. The city is left behind by the government. They took for granted the fact that Rome is ancienct and that’s it. The gov is not doing a thing about the city. It is dirty aF. I came back today from visiting Rome. I am sorry for such a legendary city
1922...that makes you 101 years old?
Comparisons do nothing but I am in Rome while typing this message and yes, there is an issue with general cleaning and upkeep of the city.
Ok...i agree, Rome is dirty, and it seem to be a chronic problem... but even if dirty is still one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in Europe.
did you see all the amazing monuments and historical stuff it has to offer, or just walked in that anonime street?
I agree. Stayed there for 5 days and it was dirty. Poop on the floor, trash, some areas are smelly, bus system also is confusing. I unfortunately find it overrated. A lot of tourist trap restaurants.
Are you kidding me??! I know both places extremely well as I travel continuously.
It's obvious you have no idea about the state in which American cities such as New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco are found presently.
Dude, I live in East Hollywood. I'm from L.A. and I have dual citizenship (American and Italian).
Rome has a simple trash issue that's going to be solved soon with the building of a new state-of-the-art incinerator that will produce zero pollution and green renewable energy.
L.A., on the other hand, has a problem of such gravity and magnitude, it will only get worse and worse - and without any resolution. Los Angeles has indeed literally turned into a mental hospital filled with dozens of thousands of homeless fentanyl addicts living in disgusting and stinking mountains of burned trash surrounded by piss and feces of all sorts.
Sunset blvd has become a s***hole worthy only of a city like Calcutta. And that is just one example.
He says _"Rome is filled with homeless people"_ and _"Rome is filthy"._ Yet, I have seen not a single homeless person in your entire video and no trash or filth if not the regular random things tourists throw on the pavement of the streets like in any other touristy spot. Nothing shocking at all, here, but only beauty.
This has got to be a clickbait. Either that or you're being funny. If neither one applies (and since you don't seem to be blind), then the last answer is that you're a liar.
He's sounds very bitter. Very German. You know how they can be, right? Cheap, greedy, sad and amazing at stealing money. Not to mention what they caused 80 years ago to the entire world. She...I mean, he probably got turned down by a heterosexual Italian stallion and he got mad at the entire city. She's drama.
@@littlelittlesmirf7657 I've never seen anyone speak of the city of Rome in such dumbed down way. He walked by the _Oratorio dei Filippini_ designed by Baroque architectural genius _Francesco Borromini_ and he doesn't have a clue about it, doesn't mention it, doesn't film it and doesn't even look at it but instead he's talking about Amsterdam, trash and trees.
He's obviously American and from his avatar looks mixed race. Probably some Italians gave him a hard time for that so he made this BSvideo to get back at Italy.@@littlelittlesmirf7657
Totally agree ….just visited… horrible, aggressive, filthy and unpleasant
What people, such cleanliness.
Here now, and it's a mega dump. Feels like Mexican border town but with unpleasant people.
Bunch of a-holes!!!
Please don't insult Mexico like that... Haven't been all over Mexico, but everywhere I have been to was way nicer than Italy 😅
Are you kidding me??! I know both places extremely well as I travel continuously.
It's obvious you have no idea about the state in which American cities such as New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco are found presently.
Dude, I live in East Hollywood. I'm from L.A. and I have dual citizenship (American and Italian).
Rome has a simple trash issue that's going to be solved soon with the building of a new state-of-the-art incinerator that will produce zero pollution and green renewable energy.
L.A., on the other hand, has a problem of such gravity and magnitude, it will only get worse and worse - and without any resolution. Los Angeles has indeed literally turned into a mental hospital filled with dozens of thousands of homeless fentanyl addicts living in disgusting and stinking mountains of burned trash surrounded by piss and feces of all sorts.
Sunset blvd has become a s***hole worthy only of a city like Calcutta. And that is just one example.
The entire video is full of beautiful streets and history , I don know what you are smelling right now but I am planing a trip there for 6 days , shall I make it shorter ?
He's smelling himself.
I would cancel
I live here and see tourists leaving rubbish all over. They are so lazy, they'll leave their take out lunch , coffee cups and maps on the ground just ten feet from a bin.😢 So reconsider your video...
We were in Prati and there were enough trees there. More than where we live in NL. Haven’t seen trash either and there were bins everywhere 🤷♀️
Sicily is on the other hand though, full of garbage. Especially around Catania - we were shocked driving from the airport through a suburban to the east coast. People didn’t seem to bother either. I’ve separated our trash though and have thrown it away in the accurate bins. Not contributing to the garbage-problem.
Mind me saying, Paris is known for its garbage as well. Haven’t seen anything. This video is in my opinion BS.
There are much better places in europe!
Tell is how you really feel.
I watched this video and thought 'strange, I didn't see any trash in it' so I went back and watched your other videos Rome videos. I saw a bit of litter in the crowed areas and in one scene, I saw 3 plastic bags near a bin. That's it... I don't know how you're defining disgusting, but in your videos that's really a stretch. It sounds like you're more annoyed of the heat and lack of trees...in the center of one of the busiest cities in the world. Why not visit a park?
But then again, in one video you were annoyed that you had to move out of the way for a lady with a pram so that says a lot lol.
The maker of this video is mentally unstable, clearly. I advise you to report this video as a clickbait to TH-cam (as many of us already did).
Also about the modernizing point, Paris and London are EXTREMELY modernised cities, it's like new york, there is normal and extremely modernised sides. For an example in Paris there is literally La Défense which is the most industrialized and marketing place ( idk if its one of these but ik it's in modernising ) in whole europe. When u look at it, except new york what cities are so so modernised in the usa??? California is like any normal coastal cities in europe but with a big population.
All that you wrote is ridiculous and absurd.
Paris is a s***hole more similar to Morocco that a western modern city.
Los Angeles, on the other hand, is 30 years ahead of little filthy Islamic Paris.
I agree. My wife and I just got back from Rome 2 days ago. People are rude, the streets are full of trash, every street smells like urine, air quality is terrible, and driving is absolutely the worst. Anything goes on the road. I'm not sure why there are even street signs. No one follows them anyway. Just like you, I am very appreciative of the opportunity have been able to travel to Rome but I will never visit again. I have been judged by my appearance all my life, I am covered in tattoos, dark skinned. In the States, I have never felt discriminated, but when I went to Rome I was treated so poorly and felt so discriminated. I couldn't wait to leave that place. Longest week of my life. I am so glad to be back home in the United States.
Really? Why don't you check out some videos here on TH-cam about our American cities. Look for *Baltimore, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, NYC, San Francisco...* Type the name of the city and then words such as *homelessness, filth, filthy, dirty, etc.* After you watch some reality, get back at me and let me know how clean Rome is in comparison.
Ah, just like this channel another guy who experienced some bigotry so they start flinging exaggerated and /or untrue complaints. Nice try guy.
You do realize a city as old as Rome is going to show its age right? The city oozes of history, and you take it for what its worth, warts and all. And if that's not your thing, why even bother going to Rome? Get your candy-ass over to Disneyland instead!
This is not really true though- there are so many old cities in Europe from Athens to Lisbon to Chania to Bratislava and beyond.... Italian cities I've experienced are by far the grossest- poor maintenance, both from the government and the peoples, it's as simple as that.
You can show age and care for your city at the same time. There are ancient cities that are far better preserved and cleaner
@@ona_tzar Dude: Athens is 100 times filthier than Naples, Paris and Cairo put together.
@@natalieohlsson7777 Rome has a *MASSIVE* amount of tourists that concentrate in the central ancient-historic area.
Do you realize what that will do to a place?
goto karachi pakistan once u will consdier this a heaven
The blue dress girl … so hot
I appreciate your honesty in everything. Many travel bloggers are always lieing.
He says that Rome is near the equator and you call him "honest"? He should look at the map first cause Rome is at the same latitude of Chicago. And Chicago ain't near the equator in my book. Just sayin'.
@@briandesoto5471 LOL!!! I missed on that one.
Did you catch him say that the Colosseum is next to the Acropolis? Now that's pretty bad, too. I mean, the guy doesn't even know where he is 🤣and yet, he's trying to tell people about Rome.
Yeah, honesty from the guy saying born in 1922. Total clickbaitBS
1922???
Agree, spain is better
Spain is literally THIRD WORLD.
@@marklanders6833I agree. Spain is better than Italy. Much better.
@@LuisNemrod Barcelona is filthy to say the least. And the maker of this video went for a clickbait since there is no trash to be seen anywhere in his footage.
I agree I’m in Rome right now and I’m in shock, the streets are broken ! Walking around is so dangerous holes everywhere . The bus system is terrible dirty one can’t figure out how to pay ! The men are super rude! A street performer yelled at his audience and stopped the show and left on plaza Navona ! Rome is expensive ! People pay a lot of taxes and their city is dirty ! It has nothing to do the place being “old” . I love Spain very clean! I live in miami not my favorite! I would live in Spain in a smaller city like Burgos . I remember Rome in the 80s and it was very dirty then!
Go tell your fake stories somewhere else.
Where are you from? And be honest....
Spain lololo...compare Rome to Barcelona...or Madrid and other cities there. And the only reason they're not worse is Spain is living off EU funds a net BENEFACTOR, Italy is a net CONTRIBUTOR, the #3 in Europe.
Not True.. go to Naples to see what a filha city looks like
those are our native trees... that grew here naturally... we do not choose which trees we need to please you Americans with. nobody is running to get shade you are exaggerating, British tourists maybe? I'm used to 40 degrees, I love my city. its my home, not your silly little tourist destination.
Still better than delhi
Hey TMI, just found this channel after following your others for some years. I had the exact same experience when I visited Rome in 2008 with my school class. The only things that stuck in my head till today are: melting away in a bus, getting robbed in a bus, the terrible smell in the subway, ladies of the night on every corner, jumping from church to church to get some shade and cooling. They have impressive building etc, but I was not able to enjoy anything. If you are interested, I am a farmer from Germany and Live next to Freiburg in the south west, close to the french border. I hear you speak German before, so if Germany was an option for you, it is pretty nice here......warmest place in Germany, known for wine and Freiburg is the gate to the black forest. Small city with over 200.000 people, but who needs more? I don't get cities in general, but Freiburg seems like a good choice if you want to live in one and you are always close to nature. And it is green here, not stone and Beton everywhere. And the crypto taxes......❤
How patheticically ignorant you both sound!
*@Martin-zl7lh* Sure. And what else happened to you in Rome? You got shot by Zorro? Or did you end up hanging out with Pinocchio?
It's funny how people invent on the Internet. All story-telling just out of envy. At the end you're a farmer in Germany and I cannot imagine you being used to beautiful art. Let's face it.
Better if you comment on how to grow carrots and potatoes.
@@kendradell1157 Then he mentions Paris as his favorite city. Too bad it's only about 10 times filthier than Rome.
@@kendradell1157 If you have a different impression of this city I am happy for you. What I wrote was MY experience in Rome and calling me a liar on the internet for stating my personal view is pretty low. I am proud to be a farmer and indicating that my intelligence is low or my education doesn't go further than producing carrots and potatoes is just rude. Maybe show some respect to the people who also feed you or try to chew on some art the next time you get hungry. I don't know anything about you so I give you the benefit of the doubt and think that you are a good person who just had a bad day and tried to let her anger out on someone else. Have a nice day and maybe find a better hobby.
@@Martin-zl7lh Have you ever been to large cities besides Rome? Cities like Paris, London, New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Mexico City, Athens, Barcelona...?
If you say "yes" then you'll have to admit that those are *all* just as dirty as Rome and just as clean as Rome.
Any and every large city that is crowded, popular, touristy and busy deals with the same exact issues.
Now, Milan (ITALY) is a much smaller city than Rome and yet, it's 10 times filthier and run down. So it could be worse for Rome ; )
OK, clickbait/BS...nothing but sarcasm...plus...your country America compared to Italy:
Cleanest Countries in the World 2024-The Environmental Performance Index (Clean water, pure air, efficient handling of waste, and effective sanitation) 180 countries:
Italy- #23
Japan- #25
USA- #43
What a sociopath
you are hilarious
More like an idiotarious.
Born in 1922?😅
It's not just in the city but even in the surrounding areas.. piles of garbage dumped in the roads.. The same is in the regions of Campagnia (Naples) and Sicily.
Cleanest Countries in the World 2024-The Environmental Performance Index (Clean water, pure air, efficient handling of waste, and effective sanitation) 180 countries:
Italy- #23
Japan- #25
USA- #43
I was horrified when I arrived to Palermo and went to work in Sicily. Mountains and mountains of trash obstructing such beautiful landscapes.
@@spaniardsrmoors6817 Lol. This is a joke. I've been to almost 30 countries on various continents and Italy ranks as one of the highest (and possibly highest) on the list as most dirty, by far, alas.
@@ona_tzar oh yes! It really is. In some street in Catania, they just burn the garbage in the street to get rid of it because it just doesn't get collected. In summer, certain touristic areas, they do put an effort and clean them up for the summer, but when that is over it's back to being a dump. People quite happily sit by the sea, next to piles of garbage and have a picnic
@@ona_tzar The joke... you've been to 30 countries and Italy is the dirtiest. Just utter/BS...And I didn't make up that ranking, NOW show your stats verifying your claim. NO WHERE in Italy are their cities even REMOTELY as bad as in the US.
A valuable lesson , never visit Rome in the peak of summer.
please can u find and repost the huge villa in spain from a few years back on your tmi channel.
Never been & have no desire to go 🤷♀️. Rife with beggars & pickpocketers etc. Too many nice places to consider ...... Germany definitely a must
You seriously listen to the deranged person speaking in the video? You can't be serious.
Wow there really is no trees I will not be visiting Rome in the summer that’s for sure
Rome is full of parks, one of the greeniest capitals in Europe.
Rome has enormous parks everywhere. This guy doesn't know anything about the city.
Wasn’t like the movies was it… get to the amalfi coast… 😊
🤣 Is that how _you_ work? You expect to see movie sets when traveling? I think you should visit the city of Paris and the mountains of trash they have over there. And don't tell me you've been to Paris already because if you did, you wouldn't have written such comment, especially because the Amalfi Coast is way filthier than the worst peripheral hood of Rome. Therefore you're just as trustworthy as the man from this video who clearly never traveled in his life.
TY OITA
Hi TMI 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Veramente digsusting!
Ewwww
So you won't come back?? This won't let me sleep tonight.
😂😂😂😂
I hate to hear this…this was on our list 🥲
time for a new spot
Stay clear
How could you possibly take this fool seriously!
@@mnz145 I personally believe that this man is brilliant, but I am sure you have a much different perspective than he does. He documented and reported his experience, I’m not sure how that’s foolish; but I do understand your perspective if you love your city 🥰
@@CptnObvious This guy is calling Renaissance palaces and Baroque masterpieces "old buildings with holes in them". Nothing brilliant in that if not a person who knows nothing of art, architecture and history.
Also, Rome is spotless clean compared to Hollywood (where I live). And NYC. And San Francisco. Try any of these big American cities and you'll know the definition of a dirty city with the addition of meth addicts and crack users defecating on our sidewalks day and night.
This video is a clickbait like some people have said in other comments.