Discover The Exciting Rome Jubilee In 2025: Why You Shouldn't Miss It!

[@Romewise]

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[@josephfilla3573]

Elyssa has - by far - the best, most useful, and most informative content on Rome. Full Stop 🛑

[@Romewise]

I really can't thank you enough for your kind comments and continued support! It's thanks to people like you, who appreciate what I am trying to do, that I love what I do so much!

[@ralphcasale9702]

Her videos are such added motivation for those of us eager to return to Rome and who recall the joy of past trips there. I was in Rome for the 2000 Jubilee. The people were very gracious and the sheer number of young people participating in events was uplifting. I am so glad that she posted this video for people seeking to visit Rome for the 2025 Jubilee. Thank you SO much, as always!

[@Romewise]

Wow, you were here for the 2000 Jubilee, too? I remember it well and it was not a crazy scene. I also found it uplifting and a positive experience. Thanks for sharing your thoughts about it. And thank you as ever for all your support!

[@catherinechiara3914]

Thank you Elyssa for the background history on the Jubilee. We learn so much from your channel. Mille Grazie 🌹

[@Romewise]

Glad you enjoy it! Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

[@davydeclercq4032]

Thank u for the video. My husband and I are definitely coming to Rome in 2025.

[@Romewise]

Wonderful! I hope you have a fantastic visit!

[@rubinixcube8866]

We will likely be visiting Italy but won’t spend more than a day or two in Rome. Thankfully we saw so much on our last trip 2 years ago, and given the prices of most hotels in 2025 we likely won’t be able to stay around much longer. We love Rome and used so many of your videos for real up to date information on our trip, and I’m looking forward to using your other cities’ videos for our trip!

[@Romewise]

Thanks a lot for letting me know you have enjoyed my videos and have found them helpful with your trip planning! I hope you will enjoy your upcoming Italy trip, no matter how much or how little time you might spend in Rome. Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

[@Monkeymo2010]

We will be arriving in Italy December 30 and staying for two weeks. You’re videos have been very helpful.

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! Have a great trip!

[@julieparham6674]

This will be our second Jubilee and we are bringing family and friends. Thank you!

[@Romewise]

How wonderful! I hope you have an amazing Jubilee visit!

[@julieparham6674]

@@Romewise thank you.

[@cherrydonner5298]

I did not know about the Jubilee and had already booked for July 2025. I was a bit nervous but after seeing your video we are still coming. Looking forward to the trip. Thank you for the helpful information

[@Romewise]

Thanks for letting me know you find my video helpful! I hope you have a wonderful visit to Rome in 2025!

[@samosamo4258]

Hello Ms Elyssa, it's always a pleasure to see you, thank you for your gems about Rome ❤

[@Romewise]

Thanks for stopping by! I'm glad you enjoy my videos!

[@matthewgiuliano7498]

Seize the Day!!! Great advice Elyssa, you're the best!

[@Romewise]

Awww thanks so much!! And thanks a lot for watching to the end!

[@PJDunbar]

Excellent and very timely video! Fingers crossed that Rome will be able to handle the influx. The patience of a saint will be required of the pilgrim.

[@Romewise]

Thanks so much for watching! Yes, it will be interesting but I do think Rome and Vatican City are doing a lot to prepare so I am not too worried!

[@Evan-lx9lw]

Thank you. "You rock" It was fun to hear a bit more of your history.

[@Romewise]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@peterjones7673]

Great insight once again Elyssa, Hey everyone, if you don't fancy going to Rome during the Jubilee why not take advantage of Elyssa's great Florencewise and Napleswise sites and plan a visit to either Florence or Naples, I guarantee following Elyssa's advice you will have a great time, we visit Florence as much as we do Rome and Elyssa always helps to make the visits great.

[@Romewise]

Thanks a lot, Peter! Yes, you are right, even if you don't want to stay in Rome, there is always Florence and Naples to visit! But I say come and see all 3! Thanks a lot for helping us promote our other sites and videos! I always appreciate your kind support! 🙏🙏🙏

[@rosacintron1884]

I was hoping you made a video of the sites in Rome that are being renovated since I will be there this September. As always, your videos are very informative. You're the best!!!

[@Romewise]

Thank you! FYI since I made this video, they've put up scaffolding on both side of the Angel Bridge leading to Castel Sant'Angelo.

[@Mar-ME-s3h]

Always enjoy your informative content . That green looks lovely on you⭐️.

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much for your kind compliments! Glad you enjoy the content :)

[@lakelandflorida]

We are coming back in 2025. Thanks for the very useful insights as always.. ty again gator girl

[@Romewise]

Yeah! That's great to hear! So glad you enjoyed the video, and glad to hear you will visit Rome in 2025 - I think the city will be so beautiful! Thanks again for all your support - Go Gators!

[@louamato6332]

Your site is most amazing for being current and informative. Thank you. My family of 5 just visited Rome in early June and I'd love to combine Rome, Sicily (where my family is from) and Florence for two weeks sometime next year. If you were to take out your crystal ball, when is the best two times to go next year. Best guess. I won't hold you to it!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much for your kind comments! I'm so glad you enjoy my channel and website content. Hmmm, I have two videos about this, you may find helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6PJaJiHhcemr6c kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4K9l55pgriNr8k As you can see, the times with the nicest weather, spring and fall, are also the busiest. So you kind of have to decide what is more important to you - having a less crowded experience or enjoying the most pleasant weather. In my videos I talk about those sweet spots where you can combine a little of both. Hope that helps!

[@resobotka]

I'll be in Rome the first week of April 2025. I already have a hotel reservation in Inner City. Can't wait! Thanks for the valuable information.

[@Romewise]

Great! I hope you have a wonderful visit!

[@louisedasilva6046]

Thank you for all the good information. I’m always excited to see your new videos. I have a question. When do you think is the best time to visit the Spanish Steps to see the azaleas?

[@Romewise]

Thanks for your kind comments as always! I appreciate your support! The only time to see the azaleas on the Spanish Steps is in spring - they go up in late April and stay up through the first 7-10 days or so of May.

[@pamelah1800]

We're coming in October 2025 and thank you for this informative video... I think we are going to be BFFs this year as I plan our 2025 Italy adventure! 🇮🇹 💚🤍❤️🇮🇹😊

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RodUndelson]

Coming at the end of October..we were in Rome in May, the Jubilee works throughout the City are not a huge problem, so much to see,so much to do....Love your channel

[@Romewise]

Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm really glad you enjoyed your visit to Rome and did not let the scaffolding affect your trip! Thank you also for letting me know you enjoy my channel!

[@RodUndelson]

@@Romewise It was or 5th trip to Rome,coming again in October...I am learning so much from your channel,keep posting!!! Stay well...THANK YOU

[@Romewise]

@@RodUndelson So glad you enjoy my content!

[@mariagomez201]

We'll be there April 2025 thanks for all your info.

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful!

[@serendipitylife15]

I appreciate all this info, so helpful thank you. We are coming to Rome in late spring of 2025. We have been a few times before and have already done the major spots so we are going to go less tourist attraction and hidden gems route.

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful! I hope you have a wonderful visit next spring!

[@aksund2]

Thanks Elyssa for all the great videos. Went to Rome in November 2022, and have thoughts about the trip and longing to travel back there again. Thinks about if not every day absolutely every week. 😅 November is a great month to visit Rome, other visitors of course but not crowded, and the weather is perfect.

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching! Yes, I love November, too, for those reasons. I hope you'll get to visit again!

[@laura_and_shanman]

Thank you - fantastic video and such helpful information!!

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sukantkadam7629]

You are the best ..very informative and well designed videos you make of Rome ..keep it up ..I am from India 🇮🇳

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much 😀 I'm glad you enjoy my videos!

[@stevebartley628]

I stay in convent/monasteries. When I tried to make a reservation at the one I stayed at in Rome in 2018, they said no vacancy ( early May ). I thought ‘oh, no the Jubilee will mean no places to stay’. I was able to book another one, very close to the Vatican. Then a day later, the first convent said they made a mistake and did have room. This occured in Mid-June

[@Romewise]

Yes I think Jubilee or no Jubilee, monasteries can be wonderful places to stay, depending on what you are looking for in your accommodation. They are usually less expensive than hotels or even apartments, and many of them are super central. Thanks for sharing your experience with us!

[@lindatemple5951]

Definitely coming for a pilgrimage

[@Romewise]

I hope you have a wonderful trip!

[@DebbiePotter-jf6rh]

We are still going! 🎉

[@Romewise]

Great! You'll love it!

[@coolkevin5433]

Hello and thank you for this video! I was thinking of heading to Rome in May 2025. When should I start booking? Is that a good time to go? Any thoughts would be appreciated, thank you!

[@Romewise]

Glad you find it helpful! You should start planning as soon as possible. May is peak season anyway so make sure to plan for your accommodation as soon as you can. You won't be able to book Vatican or Colosseum tickets until next year but make sure you plan as much as you can as early as you can. Have a great visit! www.romewise.com/book-in-advance-in-rome.html

[@lornamorgan3575]

If Rome is too crowded on specific jubilee days, it's time to use your other videos to jump on a train to other cities or towns for a few days.

[@Romewise]

Thanks, Lorna!

[@beverlyparra8843]

Thanks!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! So nice of you! 🙏🙏🙏

[@JulieBeyerRDN]

You are the best!

[@Romewise]

Awww thank you that's so kind of you!

[@striker0103]

Planning on visiting July 2025 for 2 days pre-cruise. May visit Florence for a day to “miss” the chaos

[@Romewise]

Florence is always a great idea! Please come visit our website, www.florencewise.com. We also have videos about Florence on this channel!

[@NicoleMegraw-j2k]

Firstly I would like to thank you Elyssa for your amazingly informative videos. We are currently in Rome and they have been so helpful in the lead up to our trip and also whilst we are actually here. I wonder if you could help me with something else if possible at all? We are travelling on to Sorrento in a couple of days and will be there when England play in the euro finals and I wondered if you knew of the best place that we could watch the game whilst we are there? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks

[@Romewise]

Thanks a lot for watching my videos and for letting me know you find them helpful. I'm glad you are enjoying your visit! Regarding Sorrento, we have recently launched our newest website, www.napleswise.com, and we have a related Facebook group, facebook.com/groups/napleswise. I suggest coming over there where you can ask questions about your upcoming Sorrento trio and hopefully get answers from some of our members!

[@NicoleMegraw-j2k]

Thank you

[@eatcake2024]

Hi Elyssa, Im visiting Italy this December thanks for all your videos. It helps a lot. Also, I am hoping that I can see the "La Pieta" and the "Pantheon fountain" when I get there. 🤞 Do you think the construction is done by December? You're a big help to us, Godbless!

[@Romewise]

Thanks so much for watching. I'm glad you find my videos helpful. Some of the renovations around Rome are due to be finished "by November" and some "by December 23" (the first official date of the Jubilee is December 24, 2024.) But I would not want to guarantee anything because you never know. I hope you will get to see the things you want to see when you come. The later you visit in December 2024, the more chance you have of seeing the works finished.

[@eatcake2024]

@@Romewise Thanks for the response, you're the best. 🙌

[@Romewise]

@@eatcake2024 My pleasure!

[@sameralghazaly2161]

I'm trying to book a guided tour for the Colosseum in mid-August (that's when we're visiting). The options available are 10:20 am, 11:00 am or 3:15pm. We will be arriving into Rome the night before at 9pm, and this is our first visit, so we still have to figure out where to have breakfast, and hot to get to the colosseum. Taking all that into consideration, and weather and crowds in mid-August, what time would be the best tour to book?

[@walther.laufer-68]

I'd avoid the heat, so early if possible. Depends where your hotel is situated. Ask them for a taxi. Don't worry too much about breakfast, just grab and go, there are lots of spots to grab brunch, normally all you need is a quick coffee ☕ and pastry 🥐 (cornetto) and keep hydrated with water. If necessary there is Via San Giovanni di Laterano leading up towards to the Caelian hill to the said Lateran Basilica - the cathedral church of Rome. It's on the far side of the Flavian amphitheatre, as you walk up past the ruins of Forum on your right side & Trajan's market on the left. There are numerous cafes, pizzerias & restaurants on this street and adjacent streets. Check out San Clemente Basilica - a 11th century medieval church built on a much earlier church, dedicated to the third pope Clement. Its built on a much earlier pagan Roman shrine. Not only beautiful but 'temperature wise' cool. Hope that helps.

[@Romewise]

Thanks so much, Walter, for answering. I agree with much of what you said. To the OP, I would book the Colosseum for 10:20 am or 3:15pm. You don't want to be at the Colosseum in the middle of the day when the sun is directly overhead as there is no place to sit down and no shade. Remember that your ticket comes with a one-time entry to the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill, which you can use at any time up to 24 hours on either side of your Colosseum ticket. So if you get the 3:15pm ticket, you could visit the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill in the morning, take a short lunch break, and then head to the Colosseum in time for your 3:15 entry. If you do this, I suggest visiting the Roman Forum first, as it has the least amount of shade and almost nowhere to sit, and then heading to the Palatine Hill (all part of the same park), as you will find a LOT of shade and places to sit. So you'd want to be in the Colosseum and the Roman Forum either first thing in the morning or later in the afternoon. The Palatine Hill is the only part of this park you can comfortably visit in the middle of the day.

[@rubinixcube8866]

I was there early-mid August and can definitely confirm the heat is crazy during the day! Some summers the heat is above normal, and we saw 38 Celsius with actual feels like over 45. BUT don’t be discouraged as I honestly felt like there were fewer tourists than June-July and Sept-Oct! Just be safe, bring a double walled water bottle tumbler and use all the free and safe water fountains! Do as much as you can before noon or after 4ish to avoid that direct sun.

[@walther.laufer-68]

@@Romewise you're welcome. Thanks for your engaging videos on a beautiful city.

[@Romewise]

@@walther.laufer-68 Thank YOU!

[@geneperey734]

Hi Elyssa, could i still book a tour for St. Peters Basilica onJan. 5 or 6, 2025? Jan.7 is flight back to US. Thanks in advance.

[@Romewise]

Yes, you should be able to, but just note that January 6th is the Epiphany so there will be a papal mass. You should try to book for the 5th.

[@jojoma714]

It just hit me that my upcoming trip in late November might be affected by all the construction! I saw something on social media that said all the fountains in Piazza Navona are currently under scaffolding. :( Do you know if things will be wrapping up by late November? Luckily I have been to Rome many times before, but I am a huge fan of Baroque architecture and would be so disappointed to see my favorite works under scaffolding.

[@Romewise]

I did show the fountains in Piazza Navona and I also showed the end date for the works there, which is currently set for December 23, 2024. I talk about this very topic at various points in the video. But I also showed how MOST must-see sites in Rome are not under scaffolding. If you are a fan of the Baroque, you may be interested in this video, and most of the sites I share here are also not under scaffolding: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pni1fJV9pqqpj7s Hope that helps!

[@williamknox9087]

The wife and I are celebrating out twenty-fifth anniversary on January 1, 2025, and we plan on doing it a Roma.

[@Romewise]

How wonderful! I wish you both a Happy Anniversary celebration in 2025!

[@williamknox9087]

@@Romewise Thank you. Watching your videos are part of "the plan" to make it a happy one.

[@Getoverit-001]

How is the weather in January or February-don’t mind the cooler weather if it means avoiding crowds

[@Romewise]

I have a bunch of videos about this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGPJgnxtpLqsp8U kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4acp2mHer2XqdE kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWacloVna7eUlac kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4K9l55pgriNr8k

[@tonylelavallois5950]

Hello Elyssa, I have a question for you. I will be landing in Rome at 10 am on a Saturday. I was planning to visit the St Peter's Basilica & the dome. Do you suggest I visit both on Saturday afternoon? Or should I do it on Sunday? Unfortunately I am unable to do it on other days. Also, I heard that the St Peter's Basilica is closed in the morning on Sunday...

[@Romewise]

You don't say where you are flying FROM. If you will be super jet lagged, climbing the dome may not be so easy unless you get a nap first. Saint Peter's Basilica is open 365 days a year. The dome is also open 365 days a year. The basilica is only closed on Wednesday mornings when the pope holds the Papal Audience. It's also closed during papal masses. You might be thinking of the Vatican Museums where the Sistine Chapel is. The museums are closed on Sundays except for the last Sunday of the month, when they are open in the morning and free. SO in answer to your question, you can visit Saint Peter's basilica and climb the dome on either Saturday or Sunday, as you prefer. These videos may be helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGmVppWkqsyqfqs kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4a1gIqGeLyepMU kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXe4ZIZ9erZjmaM

[@tonylelavallois5950]

@@Romewise Thank you very much for the detailed feedback! It's really appreciated. I'm from Quebec (Canada), so I'm guessing it's not a good idea to visit without taking a nap as you're suggesting. I watched the videos you recommended and I see why visiting on Sunday is a better idea (since the Vatican museums are closed, it should be less crowded. I am already planning to visit them in a different day). Could you let me know at what time is the papal mass in the morning? Do I have time to visit the Basilica & the dome before they close it down for the mass? If I do not have time, at what time does the papal mass end so I can start my visit in the Basilica & dome?

[@Romewise]

@@tonylelavallois5950 So there are mostly NO papal masses on Sundays. They are on specific days for specific events like Easter, Christmas, or other holy days. You can see when the pope will hold a papal mass here: www.vatican.va/content/vatican/en.html Just click the calendar and look for the month in question. His schedule is usually updated no more than a week or so in advance. So on a regular Sunday, the basilica will be open. Hope that helps!

[@tonylelavallois5950]

@@Romewise Thank you so much for all the clarifications. This helps a lot 😀

[@tunnus.123]

Great.

[@marionhaydon6579]

Coming in February but definitely not for the jubilee. Have booked apartment accommodation already. We won’t be visiting g the major sites as came in 2017 and saw most of them then. Will take it day by day.

[@Romewise]

That's great! I think February will still be relatively quiet compared to spring, although even February has gotten busier in Rome in recent years. But if you are just coming to enjoy the city without having to fit in the "must-see" sites, then you are sure to have a more relaxed experience!

[@litoncosta3296]

Hi, How r u? I am from Bangladesh, can i apply in jubilee? Please replay me.thanks

[@Romewise]

Im not sure I understand your question. There is nothing to apply for. It’s a yearlong event.

[@RedCzar777]

Hi, I think the info about the Vatican tickets need to be updated. I was able to buy mine with 99 days of advanced and, in fact, there are tickets avaible from now to the 31 December on the oficial website.

[@Romewise]

Yes, just after I published this video, they inexplicably decided to make entry tickets available through to the end of the year. They are also slowly releasing them, so if you don't see availability for the date you want, keep checking. I'm not sure what they are going to do about ticket release in 2025. But I will be updating everyone with a new video towards the end of 2024 or beginning of 2025 with all the news I find out!

[@lilflower5]

Thank you for another wonderfully informative video! It has been so exciting to plan a trip to Rome after 20+ years. I have a question for you, if I may. With the problem of mass tourism, should I even come? I don't want to burden Italians even more. I am trying to stay in a hotel vs a rental but it is hard as there will be 4-6 of us. I see the pictures of the crowds. I have read the news about how Spain has had protests, spraying tourists with water, anti- tourism graffiti and signs. I don't want to contribute to the possibility of that one day being fed up Italians. Do Italians want us there? Would they rather we didn't come? I am and have always been an extremely respectful traveler. I feel that maybe I should respect their wishes and not visit. What do you think? Thank you for your time in answering my question!

[@Romewise]

Thank you for your kind comments. I am glad you found the video helpful. It's very thoughtful of you to be concerned about being "part of the problem." There is a lot of talk about this lately in the media and I think it's good to have the conversation. With the explosion in tourism, even before the pandemic, I think people who are tourists as well as people who live in places with a lot of tourism are smart to think about how to handle all this growth. I think if you are aware of the places you visit, and are respectful, you and people who like to travel should continue to do so. Travel brings the world together and opens doors. To be honest, the only people I hear regularly complaining about tourists are other tourists. So many people who live in Rome and Italy work directly or indirectly in tourism, that it would be hard to find people saying they don't want tourists. I am sure there are, but I just haven't heard anyone say that. I have a lot of Italian friends and nobody has said it to me. And I doubt it's because I work in tourism but rather because they simply accept that when you live in a place like Rome and Florence, people will visit your city. That's just my take but of course, you should do what is right for you.

[@lilflower5]

@@Romewise thank you so much for your insight! I truly appreciate your response!❤️. We will keep our plan to go!

[@Romewise]

@@lilflower5 Glad you found my opinion helpful. I hope you have a wonderful visit! I suggest you come on over and join our free Romewise Facebook group. There are a lot of helpful people there who are happy to help with questions you may have before your upcoming trip.

[@lilpenny1982]

Seize the day?? Is that quote from that Robin Williams high school (boarding school) movie??

[@Romewise]

Carpe Diem is a Latin expression that means "seize the day." It's been used since Ancient Roman times, possibly first by Horace. In the Robin Williams film Dead Poet's Society, they used the term because it was appropriate to the theme of the movie.

[@lilpenny1982]

@@Romewise TQ for the info

[@lilpenny1982]

@@Romewise BTW, have you seen the new trailer of Gladiator 2? 🏟🛡🗡 The story is during the reign of Caracalla and his brother Geta. 🤴🤴 Denzel Washington is on this movie playing a slave owner (business man) character 🤺 The Colloseum is also flooded by water to reinact the battle of Bactra ⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️

[@Romewise]

@@lilpenny1982 Ah no I have not yet seen the new trailer for Gladiator 2. I am sure it will be amazing!

[@TheLisselo]

Im going in January. How cold will it be?

[@Romewise]

It's pretty cold! But I love January in Rome as it's usually pretty quiet after the Befana (6th of January): kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4acp2mHer2XqdE

[@LarryTiggis]

I was not aware of the Jubilee and have started making plans for November 2025 for 5 days in Rome to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary then take Transatlantic cruise back to US . We are coming anyway not that interested in the jubilee.

[@Romewise]

I don't think it will affect your travel plans much. I hope you have a wonderful visit, and congratulations on your upcoming 50th annivesrary!

[@LarryTiggis]

Thank you for the quick response. Love what you are doing. We just found you on KZbin. Are you familiar with the apartments at 287 via de Corso? Didn't know if I should mention their name on your site or not. We are in touch with them to book for our stay. Glad to see you are from Florida. We live in Sebastian Florida, between Melbourne and Vero bch .

[@Romewise]

@@LarryTiggis Thanks for your kind compliments. No, I am not familiar with those accommodations. Yes, I am from Gainesville - hope you guys are all doing ok after Helene passed through!

[@rinkescostaaa2364]

How to apply Italy jubilee visa please link

[@Romewise]

There is no visa associated with the Jubilee. If you are looking for a visitor's visa to travel to Italy, that's beyond the scope of this channel. You should ask at the Italian consulate where you live.

[@WaqasKalyan]

I'm here in Dubai how can i Visa

[@Romewise]

Sorry this is completely outside the scope of my content and areas of expertise.

[@shornashalomi9137]

What is the date

[@Romewise]

Which date are you asking about? The Jubilee lasts the entire year of 2025. The inaugural date is December 24, 2024.

[@francisroni4349]

Can i attend jubilee.

[@Romewise]

Sure, please watch the video and you can learn about it.

[@DavidMoriconiM3inspect]

DO you agree that all prices will be raised? Food, Drink, accommodations

[@Romewise]

I am not sure about that. I think a lot of prices were raised post-pandemic. Also, there are A LOT of new hotels under construction, so there will be even more hotel rooms available. Nobody is saying there will definitely be higher prices for things and I am not sure there will be. But nobody knows.

[@bettyboey1732]

Hi Elyssa, may I have your email for further inquiry

[@Romewise]

You can write me at [e-mail]. Due to the large number or emails I get, I may not be able to respond quickly. If you are looking for tips for your trip, all my best tips are on my websites, romewise and florencewise, and also on this channel. We also offer trip planning as a paid service. If this is of interest, please write to [e-mail] for more details.