Rome 2024 Travel Tips, Advise and Warnings.13 Things You'll Wish You Knew!

[@Opinion_incoming]

Going to Rome next month and I’ve watched countless videos on tips and tricks for getting around Rome. This has been the most informational and helpful. Thank you so much.

[@RozierRoma]

That makes me happy to hear

[@Chocolatesideup]

See you in Rome!

[@joeyboycabigao1313]

Be careful with your belongings. Culprits are everywhere. I witnessed it before my very eyes. One of my colleagues was pick pocketed by an old lady.

[@bjffen8254]

Wear a travel vest. All pockets should be in the front on the inside. Don't keep anything in your pants pockets!

[@Jameson11ink]

I'm currently on my last night of being in rome (60hrs) and I was so poorly prepared I only saw the collosseum. I never even thought to look up any guides or tips. I just showed up 😅 Man there's sooooo much to see and I barely saw 1%

[@TheMireeCrafts]

Sooo glad we came across this video!! Keep up the fantastic work

[@RozierRoma]

Thank you! Will do!

[@RABWOODSHOPSTUDIO]

Heading to rome next week, great video with awesome tips that are current

[@RozierRoma]

Here is an updated version with soe repeats but I think there are 7 new tips kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoG5iayNnr6on9Esi=wvOlXhhEF_pyfyrC

[@daneseeley4903]

What a great video! I lived in Rome 30 years ago and am going back for the first time since then in 2024. Of course things have changed a lot since then. Your advice is excellent!

[@RozierRoma]

Thanks for the kind words & I am glad you liked the video. Some things have changed over the past 30 years in Rome but so much has stayed the same. Enjoy your trip!

[@daneseeley4903]

@@RozierRoma I served in Rome in 94-95. Sassari, Napoli Centro, Roma Trionfale, Ascoli Piceno. Avellino, Quartu Sant'Elena, La Maddalena.

[@jeffm3030]

Thank you for the tips I am planning a trip to Rome Florence and Venice in September and appreciated the info on the metro payments and high speed rail

[@RozierRoma]

Great to hear. Have a great trip!

[@MatthewMisener-bs9lv]

Actually, St Peter's Basilica opens at 7am and the Vatican Museums open at 8am. The Basilica is free and you enter from the side closest to St Peter's Square. The museums have a totally different entrance and it's not from St Peter's Square

[@RozierRoma]

Yah they changed the hours of St Peters Basilica. I will be updating video soon

[@wilkowanders]

Thank you so much for sharing these valuable tips for Rome travel! Your insights will come in handy next time I visit Rome

[@RozierRoma]

Our pleasure! Hopefully, you can get back to Rome soon.

[@guitarsandra4402]

Im off to Italy 2024, so excited! Your videos have been extremely helpful. Thank you!!

[@RozierRoma]

Have a great time. If you land in a good location everything else seems to fall into place.

[@erwinmanalad3632]

Thank you for your straightforward tips! Will be heading Italy this weekend! and I just booked my train tickets because of you! Can't wait!!!!😁

[@RozierRoma]

I am glad it was helpful, just remember to be on time to the train!! Here is a link to a new video I just made that I think you may find helpful.kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYa0ZZiomcR0b7ssi=4ygdVjvkc1v9XP8X

[@carolineansell3497]

Thanks so much for these great new ‘24 tips. I’m all set for using Rome /Naples transportation now & downloaded the free now app. Saving money & time..

[@RozierRoma]

Good to hear. Have a great trip!

[@IrishAnnie]

I downloaded it too!! July trip planned.

[@Sbock86]

Great advice for the Vatican. I went in February and went to the museums in the morning and then went to visit the Basiilica straight after. Line was ridiculous. Came back the next morning and got there at 7.30am and was in line for about 10-15 minutes. Early bird gets the worm.

[@RozierRoma]

So true!

[@RedProg]

We are headed to Rome in 2 weeks. Thank you for the tips 👍

[@RozierRoma]

I hope they help. Have a great time!

[@jasonalper7898]

I live in Las Vegas and compared to Italy it was one of the Cheapest Vacations and was amazing people, great place to go, Great advice

[@RozierRoma]

Totally agree!

[@ArcheryGeek]

Not Chat GPT - Love it!

[@RozierRoma]

Thanks for watching the video. These days everybody’s an expert with ChatGPT.

[@johnbuckley8324]

Lots of great information and advice in this video! I've been watching videos for months in preparation for my trip to Rome and this was the first time I've seen anyone mention Tap & Go. Thank you! 🙂

[@RozierRoma]

I made another video with more detail bout tap & go. Thanks for watching

[@c.greystone9825]

Thank you very much! Super helpful and comprehensive video presentation!

[@RozierRoma]

I’m glad to hear see you can learn something from an old guy!

[@c.greystone9825]

@@RozierRoma love your impromptu singing too!😀

[@RozierRoma]

Save Money! That's worth singing about

[@808vivi]

Thank you!! Lots of useful tips in comparison to other videos. Love the Tap and Go tip and opting for a taxi once arriving at Rome. Will be there in 3 weeks!

[@RozierRoma]

Glad it was helpful. I like your observation!

[@user-xk6hx6jm9t]

Love this video! Great job! Very professionally done. I also like the music and your personality of course. And tips are great too. Heidi

[@RozierRoma]

Thanks sis! I’m dropping a new one tomorrow!!

[@cherylguthrie9226]

I love your videos!! Thank you for your valuable tips & wonderful advice - they're certainly ones I will be using next time I travel to "heaven" (Italy!). Yourself and your wife are so kind - and very down to earth. Very much appreciated. I look forward to seeing more of your tips in future. 🤩🤩

[@RozierRoma]

I really appreciate you taking the time to comment. Comments like yours motivates me to make more videos. Glad you liked the video. Each video I am trying to make a little better!

[@cherylguthrie9226]

@@RozierRoma Yaaaay - more videos - I can't wait !! Thanks for making my day 😊😊

[@DudeSawdust]

Great high value content. I like the listicle concept. Hopefully this turns out to be a highly viewed evergreen video.

[@RozierRoma]

I hope this does well. It is good advise but so much goes into it you never know if it will be well received

[@pinknosechronicles]

Excellent Tips! Best I have heard. Thanks I just subscribed 🎉

[@RozierRoma]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@jerseygirl6155]

great advice especially the carabiner clips. Heading to Rome in two weeks-this will help so much

[@RozierRoma]

Nice, you’re the first person to mention a carabiner. Have a great trip!

[@RozierRoma]

The real reason for the carabiner is not just so you don’t forget your bag, but so that pickpockets don’t grab your bag and run as well

[@IrishAnnie]

@@RozierRoma. Small ones are great for securing zippers to lock you bags.

[@TravelChefBari]

Thank you for these tips 🤩I’m finding Rome to be overwhelming; nevertheless I want to travel Italy to experience it. My Mom , Uncle and Grandfather (1st marriage) were all born in Corropoli and moved to Canada in the ‘50’s. Unfortunately all three were loss when I was young so never had the chance to ask them about Italy 🇮🇹. Their family name was : Varze ; if anyone from Italy has this last name, please let me know. My mom named me ‘Bari Marcus Anthony’. This being said I most likely will travel Italy to see Rome, Pompeii, Venice and Como without the aid of my relatives in Italy, simply cuz I can’t find them. As a greenhorn tourist to Italy I pretty much need all the advice I can get coming from Canada, including the best connecting flights, hotels and places to eat . Cheers ! Chef Bari

[@RozierRoma]

Rome is a bit chaotic but awesome at the same time. My recommendation is just do it. For first time in Rome try staying in the Monti area where there is easy access to the subway and many things to see within walking distance. If you do not stay in Monti just try to stay in city center/ historical area. May I also recommend you visit Florence. It is a small city and easy to get around and it is also stunningly beautiful. I personally did not care for Pomeii it was ruin overload for me but most people really enjoy it. I would rather visit Sorrento and Naples that are nearby. Have a great trip. I hope you find your relatives!

[@user-hm4hf5tb4c]

Thank you very much for your tips. I enjoy to see your videos.

[@RozierRoma]

Glad you like them! I try to give helpful tips

[@debrasams2362]

Fantastic tips! Thanks so much. I am arriving with a tour group Nov 2. So excited!😊

[@RozierRoma]

Today! Well welcome to Rome!

[@debrasams2362]

@@RozierRoma thank you. I got the date wrong..so sorry, arriving Tuesday the 7th.

[@j.pejoro4909]

Thank you so much for the very important tips. Really very helpful. I appreciate it.

[@RozierRoma]

You are so welcome! have a great trip!

[@suianeinez]

I Love your videos!! Really pratical and useful tips!

[@RozierRoma]

Glad you like them! I appreciate your comment.

[@DudeSawdust]

I also liked the ending. I bet your retention graph shows no hockey stick.

[@RozierRoma]

See you can teach an old dog new tricks

[@romanyennis-evans4359]

Just discovered your channel and am about to head to Europe (including Rome) in a few days with my partner. Great and realistic advice, some good information to take with me!

[@RozierRoma]

Perfect I am glad you liked. Have a great time!

[@eatcake2024]

Please make a video "food on a budget in Rome" TIA❤

[@RozierRoma]

I will. The trick is where to avoid! The best food in Rome is often times the least expensive

[@eatcake2024]

@@RozierRoma Thank you! 😊

[@promphornchaichirawiwat3636]

Thank you so much. You videos are the best. A fan from Bangkok Thailand :)

[@RozierRoma]

I appreciate it. I was in Bangkok in January really fun city!

[@darlataddeo6376]

Get ALL of your tour tickets way in advance! No need to get there at 8am.

[@RozierRoma]

Some people just want to see the Saint peters and don’t have to pay. It’s still better to get there early as the crowds are much smaller and you can actually enjoy the place much better. If you wanna go on top of the dome, you still have to get there you can’t pre-pay your tickets for that And the dome opens at 8 AM. Saint peters now opens at 7 AM.

[@shanetarver]

Where can you buy tickets in advance?

[@lpsgalaxy2463]

This helped a lot! My family is going on a cruise and one of our stops is Rome and this was very helpful!

[@RozierRoma]

Thanks for taking time to watch. I have a video I did for a one day itinerary for those coming to Rome on a cruise. You should check out.

[@francita0076]

I’m currently in Rome and we were scammed by a taxi. We had no idea about the app, we stood in the Taxi pickup area. We gave the driver a 50 Euro and he hid it and pulled out 5 Euro and said that is what we gave him. They need to do something about these scoundrels!

[@RozierRoma]

Sorry to hear that really sucks. There is always somebody out there trying to take advantage. Yeah I would recommend using the app next time you get a taxi because on the app it tells you the amount that’s anticipated for the ride and you can also pay through the app. If you don’t pay through the app I pay with credit card to the taxi. Also, whenever you get in a taxi, make sure they turn the meter on just so they can’t make up a price when they get there. The meter should be in display that you can watch the fee increase as you progress on your trip. Remember if you use a taxi late at night, on Sundays and holidays there is a few dollar surcharge in addition to their normal rates, but that’s included on the meter. The pick up fee is just greater during those times.

[@francita0076]

@@RozierRoma Thanks for the explanation. We enjoyed our 3 day stay in Rome, now we are in Florence!! We met a few families who took advantage of the Costco Travel discount prices. It was a steal 😉

[@RozierRoma]

How did Costco offer a discount? Was it on hotels and travel? Just hotels? What kind of rates did they get?

[@chronic2023]

When paying cash for anything anywhere in the world, I always say out loud how much I am handing over in bills and lay out the bills clearly, like "here's 2 twenties, a 10, and 4 ones. That's 54, right?" I also expect some sort of acknowledgement on the part of the receiver. It's not foolproof but it makes them aware that I am paying attention. 😊

[@irinimiller1583]

THANK YOU A LOT FOR YOUR TIPS!!! WE ARE GOING TO VISIT ROME IN MAY 2024!!! THANK YOU AGAIN!!!

[@RozierRoma]

Welcome!! Have a fun time

[@temmietaft2552]

Thank you for sharing this video!!

[@RozierRoma]

You’re welcome. I have a lot of videos, and that one was one of my favorites.

[@Sfr1610]

Hahahha I thought you were Brazilian, you have a good mood 😂😂😂

[@RozierRoma]

Brazilian? I will take as a complement! I have never met someone from Brazil I didn't like

[@susanshuffield8628]

Tip 4 is wonderful! I hope you will do a full-length video on budget food in Rome, and show us all of your favorite places and dishes/items! And, because our family is vegan, we would love any similar options that offer vegan! For example, we would love to try a sandwich like offered at All'Antico Vinaio, but I don't believe they have vegan options! :(

[@RozierRoma]

Great idea! I will do that. I know Vinaio has at least 1 vegan option and a few vegetarian options. My favorite sandwitch in Rome is actually the Forno in Campo De' Fiori. Priced half as much as Vinaio and in my opinion are better. I know they have vegan options there.

[@eatcake2024]

@@RozierRomaPlease make a video about the budget food in the Rome. TIA!! you're the best!

[@everguerrero17]

we will go to rome on Saturday so this video is great with lots of tips! thanks! from sweden

[@RozierRoma]

So glad you found the video helpful. Have a great time in Rome.

[@beautyandbeast3580]

This is the most informational vlogs good job Keep it up pls 😊

[@RozierRoma]

That’s what I like to hear.!

[@amm2900]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@RozierRoma]

Sure! I am glad you liked it!!

[@itsmetaran]

Great tips - thanks!

[@RozierRoma]

No problem! I. am glad you like them. Thanks for watching.

[@flootsmith]

Thanks for the info - especially the lack of a line in the early hours at St. Peter’s! But if the police stop you and ask for your passport and you don’t have it, you’re going to be in deep doo-doo.

[@RozierRoma]

no, they will not ask if they do you can show them other iD if needed also you can take a picture of passport on phone they can see if needed

[@flootsmith]

@@RozierRoma I’ve heard countless accounts that say otherwise. It is the law to carry it with you, as your passport is your official ID in a foreign country.

[@RozierRoma]

Do as you feel best. I have never carried mine and most people I know do not carry but you can if you want. I was in Italy during Covid and during that period my passport was needed at times on Trains. There may be a certain law in the books but is it enforced? No.

[@NinaSimone24U]

Great tips...Going in May !

[@RozierRoma]

Perfect. Have a great time! May is a really fun month in Rome, a bit crowded but easy to work around.

[@NinaSimone24U]

@rozierroama I really love your videos, very informative and right on time ! Yes..I see. I visited last year first week in May. I have noticed such a price increase in air and hotel! . I am reserving the excursions now. Wow!

[@RozierRoma]

Yeah, I get those rooms booked right away the closer you get to May the higher the prices go. As high as the prices seem right now, they can go quite a bit higher as the date approaches.

[@corynilsson2058]

Great job Scott!

[@RozierRoma]

Thanks Cory, this is one of my favorite videos that I made so far. These tips are actually good in my opinion.

[@angeld3500]

Great tips… with regards to the Tap & Go metro and bus tickets; if you’re a family of 4 with 2 car/cards… what do you do?

[@RozierRoma]

You can use the same credit card as long as it is on separate devices so you can have the same card on 2 different smartphones or one could be on phone and the other use actual card. It just needs to track each person individually. If you were to scan the same card or devise twice it would only charge once until it has been 100 minutes

[@angeld3500]

@@RozierRoma thank you….✨

[@kindle7191]

Metro is so cheap in Rome! I had a trip to Norway and was very surprised by how expensive public transit was. However, it was lovely trams, trains, and buses! Cheers from Kindle in Canada

[@RozierRoma]

Agreed public transportation is very inexpensive in Rome and even the trains throughout Italy are very cheep, only high speed rail can get a bit pricey. Are you a Trudeau fan? We do not hear too many good things about him?? Sorry if I am getting political. I was just curious. I have only been to Canada once and I liked it!

[@kindle7191]

@@RozierRoma Hi, yes I am a Trudeau fan! I liked his late father and I like Justin as well. However, I am on the West Coast of Canada and we are not as political as Central or Eastern Canada. We are chill on Vancouver Island.

[@RozierRoma]

Nice!

[@PaigeKosik]

Great video! Such fun delivery too

[@RozierRoma]

You are so kind

[@Mark828C]

Thank you so much this great advice very good video thank you going to Rome next week will save lots on the high-speed train. Thank you very much

[@RozierRoma]

Perfect! Have a great time. Remember to enjoy the time regardless of the chaos or issues that arise with travel just soak it all in.

[@Mark828C]

@@RozierRoma it will be our honeymoon so we will have a great time regardless thank you very much

[@RozierRoma]

Congratulations! You need to book the sleeper car train!

[@helenh9906]

Thanks so much this is so helpful- I will be in Rome in 2 weeks. I am catching the Terravision bus from airport to Roma termini then walk to hotel - hopefully this will be ok

[@RozierRoma]

There is also a direct train from the airport called the Leonardo Express. It runs about aver 20 minutes and costs 14 euros. It is a direct train straight to Termini.Takes 30 to 40 minutes. Bus can be good but depends on traffic. Have a fun trip.

[@RoseAndWorld7]

Thank you so much for this informative video! Just subscribed!

[@RozierRoma]

So glad to hear you like the video. If you have any questions, Rome let me know.

[@RoseAndWorld7]

@@RozierRoma yes I do if I may! For the colosseum visit - is it worth paying extra extra to tour inside. We are a group of 4 and would like to spend no more than 2 hours at the colosseum. I am not exactly sure what these deals on the traveling websites offer from one to another without feeling like it may not be needed. Any advice or thoughts on this please? Thanks so much!

[@RozierRoma]

You can buy tickets online only and the ticket includes the Roman Forum. As far as a tour, I have never taken one for the colosseum. I used an audio tour on my phone with an app that worked well but I have forgotten the name of it. I am sure you can find one with a little searching .There is an app called "get your guide" that you can read reviews and purchase tours but most are kinda costly. Use of app seems best option to me and costs far less if not free. best of luck

[@Walkwalk88]

Great tips. One question, do I need to tap when I board the bus and tap again when alighting? Or just one time? Thanks!

[@RozierRoma]

Only a few stations require you to tap on your way out and if they do just tap again, it won’t charge you. It’ll just open the gate to let you out.

[@Walkwalk88]

Great! Gracias!

[@josiepennington9337]

Thank you! Very helpful

[@RozierRoma]

Perfect!

[@johnrozier1627]

Best tip list ever!

[@RozierRoma]

Thanks John, you’re the only one in the family, including my kids that watch my videos.

[@RozierRoma]

And Logan

[@user-xk6hx6jm9t]

I watch them too! Heidi@@RozierRoma

[@RozierRoma]

Yes Heidi too! But she forgets to comment most of the time

[@johnrozier1627]

@@RozierRomasome random ideas-explore the used markets like Mercato Usato Roma Garbatella; explore the shops along Via Frattina, my favorite street; sample the food at the 4 main restaurants at Piazza Navona which as a tip is the only place to get an early dinner; show all the best aerial viewpoints starting with St. Peters-love your videos

[@stefanyp2503]

thank you so much!

[@stefanyp2503]

would you still have to wait in line if you bought tickets already ?

[@RozierRoma]

You're welcome!

[@jassysandhu2182]

Very well done video thanks for the suggestions.

[@RozierRoma]

Those that speak up and share their appreciation are my friends! Seriously though I do appreciate the comment and I’m glad you liked the video.

[@jassysandhu2182]

Thank you sir! Looking forward to more.

[@leonardstrom1181]

How do they check your metro ticket if you tap and go? Your videos are great.

[@RozierRoma]

This did happen to me recently and I was also curious how they would verify. I told them I used Tap & Go and they just asked to see the app or credit card I used and they were able to verify in just a few seconds that it was used to purchase Tap & Go. Works great!

[@leonardstrom1181]

@@RozierRoma grazie !

[@musicmaestrodj]

I just watched my first video on your channel and subscribed right away, tey are great, thanks for making them. I am going for two weeks I'm October,, flying into Rome and leaving from Venice. I am in the process of booking accomodations for my wife and I and am wondering if you have recommendations in that regard. Thanks!

[@RozierRoma]

Don't wait too much longer to get your place secured. Check out the video.kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4fLmI1_bLl5h9Esi=raePYqOlKzONY1dV For other options I would recommend looking on airbnb in the Campo de fiori/largo Agentina/Navona area. Get one with at least 50 reviews and 4.7 or higher if available. good luck.

[@neilmccoy9390]

That is the St. Peter's line. The Vatican Museum line is a kilometer or two away.

[@RozierRoma]

The Vatican is a sovereign city-state that includes St. Peter's Basilica In the video I should be clearer and mentioned St Peters Basilica. Long lines for both!

[@letsbehonest768]

Just arrived Germany from romefrom9 days Easter holiday. Been pickpocket despite been careful throughout the trip and jumped up on crowded bus 64 for 3 stations stop to termini on raining day, within 5mins, wallet gone. Very sure pickpockets still in same bus with me when discovered wallet gone.

[@RozierRoma]

That really sucks! 64 is know for the pickpockets.

[@user-gy7vb8uu1q]

great advice mate im going in july 24 good tips

[@RozierRoma]

Remember to book your reservations asap as prices will only go up as we get closer. Thanks for watching!

[@kayelukinternalaudit9355]

Your videos are highly informative. My wife and I will be visiting in May 2024. Question: Years ago, we used Eurail to explore some countries. Do they still have those information kiosks marked with "I' at major train stations where you can make pensione and hotel reservations. Our aim is not to prebook accommodations so we can have a much more flexible itinerary. Your recommendation is greatly appreciated. We will be travelling from USA/Nevada.

[@RozierRoma]

I hope you saw my reply on your first comment

[@Sbock86]

One thing I will say is that the Colosseum requires a passport if you line up to buy a ticket. So you do need a passport when visiting the Colosseum.

[@RozierRoma]

A picture of your passport on your phone will work just fine. I have not been asked for my passport at the Colosseum since Covid.

[@maumas1312]

Sono romano ed apprezzo i tuoi video..iscritto poco fa ❤🎩🫡👌🏻

[@RozierRoma]

Grazie. Mi piace Roma tantissimo!!

[@nestorramirez5666]

The line for the Vatican for same day visit is incredibly long even in the morning. Get tickets in advance

[@RozierRoma]

If you just want to visit the Basilica, they do not have advanced purchase tickets. My experience if you get there before 8 AM the lines are very minimal after 8 AM they grow very fast.

[@lindabaker7448]

Metro was closed down when we went August 2024.

[@RozierRoma]

Not sure the exact reason, but from time to time it does shut down. One time shut down for us when we were out by the Vatican and we had to walk everywhere because once the metro shut down, it’s hard to get a taxi.

[@abunnyyay4904]

Great tips, not sure how to avoid the metro though (with all your bags) if you are using train and rail between major cities/towns and might not be able to book a high speed train for every destination? Also which app were you using for the High Speed Rail?

[@RozierRoma]

If you arrive to Rome by train you can gran a taxi at Termini station for about 15 euros to most hotels. I use Italo app for high speed train. From Rome most major cities are connected by high speed rail. If you have the time regular speed trains are much cheaper. All other trains I use Trenitalia app

[@firstandlast4415]

Wow ! I stumbled upon your channel. Thank you so much; really informative but tell me if an inspector on the metro wants you to evidence a ticket but you paid with your credit card then how do you prove you paid? Thanks again pal.

[@RozierRoma]

If you get check just show them the credit card or app you used with Tap & Go and they have a devise to verify in just seconds.

[@Sbock86]

Never saw one on a metro. Honestly found it really easy just getting a 3 day or 7 day ticket. They are always on the rails to other towns etc though

[@MrsSilverkila]

Appreciate so much information☀️ do you feel it’s OK use a 16 oz stainless steel water bottle into the Vatican, Colosseum or other museums, including the churches and Basilica? I was thinking of getting that instead of using plastic bottles to refill. Regarding pickpockets, is it common that someone’s crossover bag have the string cut and removed? I’m being advised not to take a purse, but I feel it would be safe. I have already been to Spain two years ago, watched my surroundings and had no issues. thank you!

[@RozierRoma]

First question I think stainless water bottle would be great, water fill ups everywhere. Secpond question very unlikely to have straps cut or removed. Press on!

[@priyamehta2360]

Very helpful

[@RozierRoma]

That’s what I like to hear!

[@giulianoradice4715]

The best museum in Rome is MUSEO NAZIONALE ROMANO.

[@RozierRoma]

What nakes it the best?

[@giulianoradice4715]

Le statue più ammirate da Goethe, Winkelman, Lessing, Stendhal e dai turisti del Grand Tour, in gran parte , sono esposte nel Museo Nazionale Romano nella sede di Palazzo Altemps. Questo museo è immenso: ha quattro sedi: Palazzo Massimo (vicino alla stazione Termini),Palazzo Altemps (vicino a Piazza Navona),le Terme di Diocleziano (vicino alla stazione Termini) e Cripta Balbi. Ecco un piccolissimo elenco di opere di eccezionale importanza: Il Galata suicida insieme alla sua donna (faceva coppia con il Galata morente dei Musei Capitolini) Discobolo Lancellotti (statua contesa fra Roma e Monaco di Baviera) Discobolo di Castel Porziano Acrolito Ludovisi (originale greco) Niobide degli orti sallustiani (originale greco importantissimo) Trono Ludovisi (originale greco) Ermes Loghios Ares Ludovisi (con eccezionali restauri di G.L.Bernini) Erinni Ludovisi (originale greco) Augusto nella veste di Pontefice Massimo Il Busto di Giunone (Goethe se ne immamorò a tal punto che acquistò il relativo gesso che portò a casa sua a WEIMAR dove ancora si vede). L'Apollo del Tevere Il pugile in riposo Il principe ellenistico LA FANCIULLA DI ANZIO (originale ellenistico preziosissimo che fu acquistato dallo stato italiano con una cifra enorme per evitare che uscisse dai confini dell'Italia). Il ritratto dell'imperatore Gallieno Ara di Ostia antica Sarcofago Ludovisi Sarcofago di Acilia Christus docens Efebo di Subiaco Ecc.ecc. Inoltre in questo museo sono conservati gli affreschi della villa di Livia , la moglie dell'imperatore Augusto e gli affreschi della villa Farnesina. Perché queste pitture sono importanti? Perché sono opere dei pittori migliori essendo le loro opere destinate addirittura all'imperatore! Nessun museo al mondo possiede pitture di questa qualità! Quando esisteva il Grand Tour e i turisti erano più preparati intellettualmente essi si rivolgevano al più illustre ritrattista dell'epoca Pompeo Batoni . Si facevano effigiare accanto a molte delle statue che ho prima citato. Questi ritratti ora sono esposti nei più prestigiosi musei del mondo (National Gallery di Londra, Galleria Nazionale di arte antica di Roma, Louvre ecc.ecc, ) Potrei parlare molto più a lungo. Mi meraviglio che questo museo sia così poco noto all'estero. In realtà è probabilmente il più importante del mondo per quanto riguarda I 'arte greco-romana. Sono stato abbastanza convincente?

[@RozierRoma]

Si! wow!! Devo andare subito.

[@sp-01987]

Thanks for the very practical tips! I’ve watched over a dozen videos for my upcoming trip and yours has been the most informative! I did have a couple questions: 1) Tap and Go will obviously means you avoid fines at any stage since you’re always validated, but do you need to tap out on the bus? 2) I had to buy a new ticket (earlier train) via the Trenitalia app from Cinque Terre to Rome, is there a ticket resale platform as I can’t get a refund?

[@RozierRoma]

Answer to first question you only need to tap when getting on but. Also there are a few metro stations where you will need to tap to get out, Also good to know the Tap & Go machines are located on front of bus so best to enter at front. Train tickets that are not assigned seats need to be validated. If you are on a non high speed train your purchased ticket can be used for other times just validate before getting on departure. If you purchased high speed train tickets you may be able to get a partial refund just depending on the type of ticket you purchased.

[@sygmaone]

Appreciate this comprehensive yet simple video! We are going to Rome in 4 weeks and it’s not possible to buy a ticket to the vatican anymore. Of course on some ripoff sites you can buy them but not from the official site. Do you thin kwe can get in at 8am buying a ticket right there?

[@RozierRoma]

To go to the Vatican Basilica it is free and it opens at 7 AM. If you get there before eight, you should not have too long of a line to stand in. If you want to go to the museum, it opens at 8 AM.. I was just getting there closer to seven or 7:30 AM at the latest to get in line for tickets. The earlier the better. The line putting the museum starts forming early. Hope you had a great trip.

[@littlehawk299]

A fantastic video. So well made just one question. Let's say I tap my card getting onto the bus or at the metro, don't I have to make sure I tap again getting off the bus or coming out of metro, otherwise I'll keep been charged? That's how it was in London so not sure.

[@RozierRoma]

No, you do not. Online B there are some turnstiles that will require you to tap again for the turnstile to work but it will not charge you. Otherwise, you do not need to tap again to get off buses or metro.

[@msmargiek48]

Great video, with a tap and go does it have a ticket that registers in your wallet so you can prove you paid? Also what is the train app you used? Thanks

[@RozierRoma]

This happened to me recently. If you use a credit card or an app on your phone, all you need to show the attendant is your credit card or app and let them know that you use tap and go. They have a device to quickly check if the card or app was used. It takes about five seconds. The app I was using was Italo. Another app is Trenitalia. Both have high-speed rail, but I typically use it low as it is typically less expensive and equally nice trains. The network of trains is not as extensive as the other, but it does tend to serve most of the popular cities with high-speed rail. There are other apps out there, third-party apps that I would not recommend using.

[@eatcountlove8513]

This is a great video! Thank you. Also, if you get to the Vatican at 8 am, where do you buy your ticket? Do you need to purchase beforehand? Thank you again!

[@RozierRoma]

Just a heads up, the Vatican now opens up at 7 AM. The tickets are not needed to enter Saint peters basilica. It is free. If you go to the museum, you can purchase tickets and the museum opens up at 8 AM, but I would get in line by 7:30 AM. As long as you get there before 8 AM.

[@stevebartley628]

Good tips

[@RozierRoma]

Thanks. When are you heading to Rome?

[@stevebartley628]

@@RozierRoma Next May

[@RozierRoma]

I hope you check out some of my other videos about Rome. I think they will help you much as you plan your visit.

[@user-ib3mr6sf1t]

Thanks for sharing these useful tips. Which App should I use to book train ticket? I checked OBB, but the price is same in different days!

[@RozierRoma]

Use the Italo app for high Speed rail. Also, Trenitalia has an app. I avoid using third-party apps. Advanced purchase discounts only apply to high-speed rail, the regular speed rail is always fairly cheap.

[@donfrye205]

Thank you so much. We are going to Italy in Sept and getting on a cruise ship. We will spend 2 days in Rome first. We have seen so much information on where to stay near the train or cruise port. What advice do you have for that? Thank you.

[@RozierRoma]

I recommend staying in Rome. You can catch the train at Termini train station and there’s also a train station that it passes next to or very close to the Vatican that you can catch to Ciavitavechia. That way you can spend more time in Rome and the boats don’t leave until the evening so you have plenty of time to get there without a problem .

[@nisharautela9821]

Very informative video :) Just wondering how to show the ticket to the ticket inspection people, if we used a credit card/Tap & go to purchase tickets?

[@RozierRoma]

Your credit card is your ticket, just show them the card or phone used to purchase and the have a devise to determine if it was used to purchase ticket. Super easy. Here is more information for you here.kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZOtXqFsoJ6AjMksi=e0Pwr-JzTgV41Vkq

[@nisharautela9821]

@@RozierRoma Super! Thank you so much 🤩

[@sibgb6602]

Please what's the APP or web site to get the train tickets? Thanks. Love all your videos, very useful to plan our next trip

[@RozierRoma]

Italo app for high speed only and my favorite! For all other trains Trenitalia app, There are also 3rd party train apps that I would not recommend using.

[@wendy_hjwang]

Thank you very much! These are great tips for planning my trip to Italy. Could I ask for those trains at great low prices, which often can’t be canceled or mortified, what should I do if the train gets cancelled, would they automatically book me for a new train? Or do I have to buy new ticket? Thank you!

[@RozierRoma]

It is very rare that high speed trains with pre-paid tickets get cancelled but if for some reason they do they will notify you via the app and give you options. We just put out a Rome Travel Guide called Rome Travel Guida. I think it would be very helpful to you as you plan your visit, It is $20 but half off with code "Guidame".

[@wendy_hjwang]

@@RozierRoma thank you very much! It’ll be great help for my planning.

[@RozierRoma]

@@wendy_hjwang rometravelguida.com

[@mfolson81]

Splendid advice! If I wanted to see the Basilica at the Vatican in the evening will there be long lines then? Thanks.

[@RozierRoma]

Skipping the lines in the morning is guaranteed where the afternoon evening can be a bit tricky. In the summer, it closes at 7 PM and trying to time it so you have enough time inside the basilica can be a bit tricky. You may want to consider purchasing museum tickets for around 4 PM that include skip the line into the Vatican so you can go immediately into the basilica after touring the Museum. Maybe 4 PM tickets so you have two hours to tour the museum and then you can head over to the basilica directly from there. That may make the most sense if you want to see both if you just want to see the basilica the lines do, decrease in the evening but again it can be a bit difficult to time perfectly

[@mfolson81]

@@RozierRoma Thank u! Is it possible to see the basilica without seeing the museum?

[@RozierRoma]

Yes, I was just bringing up the museum because they have skipped line tickets for the Basilica and that’s the only way to get in to the Basilica with Skip the line. To go to St. Peter’s basilica it is free. I need to get there early in the morning or try your luck in the afternoon/evening.

[@mfolson81]

@@RozierRoma Thanks again, going in fall with my wife first time to Italy. Any other advice u have is welcome, thx again!

[@RozierRoma]

I have made quite a few videos. I think they will really help you that you should take a look at. I’m not just saying it cause I made them but I feel they are very helpful. After watching some videos if you have questions, just ask I’ll try to help as much as I can.

[@WhiteSiroi]

thank you

[@RozierRoma]

You're welcome. I hope you found the video helpful.

[@WhiteSiroi]

@@RozierRoma very helpful, I took your tip and went to Vatican today at 8 am - best decision. Thank you

[@RozierRoma]

So glad to hear! I think my video says it opens at 8 AM, but I’m glad you still got in ok because now the Vatican opens up at 7 AM

[@gloriaibrahim2953]

Hi love your videos my family is going to Rome for the first time this year. What is the app to use to book tickets for the fast train.

[@RozierRoma]

I hope you have a great visit! Check this video out it will answer your question.kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpOypJd4bNiki6ssi=Kh4sIGb1RXwgmUUL

[@gloriaibrahim2953]

@@RozierRomathank you! 😊

[@RozierRoma]

No problem

[@marialisboa8908]

many people have advised that the law requires travelers to carry their passport and cops may stop you and require to see the passport (photo is not accepted). How often could this happen?

[@RozierRoma]

People are giving you bad advise, it does not happen, maybe during Covid?

[@FutileGrief]

Is La Panna only for Ice Cream or should I also ask for it with Gelatto. Or is it the same thing lmao

[@RozierRoma]

Gelato is a type of ice cream and basically the only type sold in Italy. Panna is great on almost anything! Most shops add it for free but you usually have to ask.

[@FutileGrief]

@@RozierRoma You're the best, thank you! Yeah I though it was weird to ask for Ice Cream in Italy lol

[@craigbertram5109]

If you do the tap your credit card at turnstile for train how do you validate? Or prove you bought? This was helpful video. Thank you!

[@RozierRoma]

They cary a devise that you tap if requested to show proof. It happened to me recently. It only took a few seconds for them to verify my credit card was used to purchase tap & go. So no need for a ticket as proof of purchase.

[@shammisomaya8748]

Thank you for the useful information… we are planning to visit Italy in August. Is august a good month to visit .

[@RozierRoma]

Of the busy months it is the slowest. I prefer August of the busy months. I think the end of August is a bit better as it is a bit cooler but that is just averages. Have a great time!

[@shammisomaya8748]

Thank you for the reply. Have a good day .

[@alexaofelia2750]

7:03 ive seen others say that you're actually supposed to walk around with your passport in case you need ID... is this not the case? i'd SO prefer not to walk around with it like you suggest! just something i saw lots of people say

[@RozierRoma]

Lots of people say that but I promise a picture of it on your phone works just fine. If you are getting a rental car, sim card you will need to shaw actual passport. Do not tour city with passport in my opinion

[@markwong7922]

Hello. Nice video. And I’ve seen many the past 6 months learning things. Question? The buses or taxis. Do either have ability to handle disabled people with mobility scooters? Just curious thx

[@RozierRoma]

From what I have notices busses and metro will not be a good option but there are taxis that can provide that service. Just google taxi service in Rome for disabled and you will get some options to consider.

[@markwong7922]

Thx for the 8n to!

[@markwong7922]

Info

[@RozierRoma]

@@markwong7922 sure

[@eeshachakraborty5869]

Hi... Awesome video.. 👏👏 one quick question.. could you please let me know from which app you are searching train tickets?

[@RozierRoma]

It was the Italo app or the Trenitalia app. Italo is just high speed and limited to the most popular destinations. Trenitalia services all of Italy. I generally try to take Italo as it is a little less expensive and serves most important cities.

[@eeshachakraborty5869]

@@RozierRoma thanks for the reply 🙂

[@akirby98]

Sorry if you have already answered this but what app are you referring to with the high speed train? I kept going back but didn't hear you say the name of the app. My family is going to Italy in late June and we are tying to save as much money as possible. Thank a ton.

[@RozierRoma]

For high-speed rail, that is where you save money not on the regular local trains and the app I use is Italo app. Remember you have to book as far in advance as possible, especially in peak season to get savings but if you don’t use your ticket for any reason they will not refund you any money. That is the slight drawback best of luck.

[@RozierRoma]

You do save money by taking local trains. Don’t get me wrong but the price does not change typically with advanced purchase that’s all I’m saying. If you’re not going very far and you have the time taking a regular train to, for example Naples consider you quite a bit of money if you don’t get a good discount on the high-speed, but it does take, about two hours longer

[@valentinajolta3289]

This is helpful information. Thank you! Do you happen to know if children ride for free on the buses and public transportation in Rome?

[@RozierRoma]

Chicken 10 and under are free

[@ZemdegsD]

If you Tap and Go you dont get a ticket so how does that work when they are checking for tickets?

[@RozierRoma]

They have a device you tap and it varies if it was used

[@johnanderson1702]

Great video! If you use tap n’ go you do NOT need a ticket? If they enter bus to check tickets what do you show them? Or you still need a ticket ? Thank you for any help 😊

[@RozierRoma]

You do not need a ticket you just show them the card that was used to purchase. The real card or the one on your phone and they can track it from there. The system works great. No tickets needed! They are doing lots of promoting here in Rome for the Tap n Go system.

[@philipneri2485]

Thank you for this! A couple of tours I have booked have stated that to curb the issue of ticket scalping, they are requiring passports as identification. Will a picture suffice for this purpose?

[@RozierRoma]

Yes a picture of passport will work

[@RRD111]

When you tap (and go) will it print the ticket? Thanks for creating a very useful video.

[@RozierRoma]

No ticket needed just show card used if needed

[@kschellenberg8214]

Hello. It seems that you are giving contradictory information regarding the Metro. On the one hand it sounded like you could tap and go into the Metro and therefore no ticket is needed. And then at another point you say that Metro people may check on your way out of the Metro for a ticket. But if you tap in you won't have a ticket. So, question is, do you or do you not need a ticket to get on the Metro? I may have heard incorrectly, so just checking as we are leaving for Rome in mid June

[@RozierRoma]

Sorry I was not clear. If you are using paper tickets, if proof of purchase is required, you will need that ticket on the way out. So do not throw your ticket away until you exit. If you are using Tap & Go just show the ticket enforcer your credit card or phone and they have device they tap it with to verify if used to purchase. So your phone or credit card is your ticket. Hope that helps.

[@kschellenberg8214]

@@RozierRoma thanks. There's so many rules around public transportation it's hard to get consistent information.

[@mehrpooyazaami5462]

Hi, thanks for the tips. What app for the trains is that

[@RozierRoma]

I use the Italo app for all high speed and Trenitalia for all other trains. Some people like Trainline. I prefer the former.