Visiting a Strange ROME Without Tourists, Post Lockdown Italy 🇮🇹
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- I visit Rome, Italy's ancient capital, exploring all of the city's major landmarks without the usual tourist crowds.
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Sorry for the wait on this one, had a few logistical issues but I’m glad it’s finally out! The rest of the videos from the Italy series will be coming out much more consistently and a lot quicker. Cheers!
No need to say sorry Jason. You can upload your videos anytime you want and we are just here to watch it and support you. :)
FGB Dude Appreciate it!
love from pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Nice tour of Italy
Cameron highland nice place view Malaysia Jason
That's probably the quietest the Colosseum has been in 2000 years.
During the dark ages it used to be in ruïnes and out of use. The colosseum survived worse times...
RickP2012 when I was there 2-3 years ago it was closed because it was snowing
@MATTEO MONTELLA that's awesome, thanks!
How beautiful Rome is now during this awful time... it's as if she is resting. Thank you for sharing these beautiful moments...
Be safe & happy travels!!!
Most beautiful city in the world, along with Florence.
Rome and Venice is the best storic city in the world! With Milan, Florence. You should visit Matera and Gallipoli. You never forgot them. Saluti da Parma :)
Alberto Zannoni thank you Alberto, will visit Puglia most probably next year, I have been to Parma, but only in transit on the way to Bologna’.
Antony A the tortelli in Parma are very good! 😂 saluti brother ciao 👍🏻🇮🇹
Why nobody Remember of Turin?😂😂😂
YES, BUT UNFORTUNATELY EVERY AVAILABLE SPACE IS FULL OF GRAFFITI IN ROME
im italian, welcome in Rome, my city! you can spend your life visiting Rome, dig a hole find a monument haha
there is a custom in the trevi fountain, Throw three coins into the Trevi Fountain: the first is for the guaranteed return to Rome; the second is to meet the love of your life; the third coin is to fulfill the desire to get married.
Oh really
@@user-qk5kn7sn5b yeah
Then you have the gypsies collecting the coins with a magnet
@@fredjackson3264 eheh 1 or 2 times a day the insiders come to get the coins...I don't know what they do with the money afterwards, maybe at the municipality
CocacolaBoy83 the proceeds are given to charity, helping homeless people living in Rome :)
I have just flown back home to the UK yesterday from Rome I also visited Florence, San Marino, Pisa, Cinque Terre & Lucca while in Italy the best trip I have ever been on keep living the dream Jason
Sounds great, glad you had a good time!
You can visit Matera in Basilicata... Bologna, Venice, Bari in Puglia. Thank you, you are welcome in Italy! 🇮🇹🇮🇹
@@albussilence6020 Also Turin, the real Italy's capital
@@matteozucca5298 no, the real capital is Parma!!
NO PLACE LIKE ROME ON EARTH,!!!!
I am Italian and I come from North Italy so far from the amazing Rome. I went there 20 years ago and I felt in love with this city. You can breath history in every streets. Thanks for coming in my country in this bad period. A strong hug.
Roma è la nostra capitale e io ne sono fierissimo, da siciliano. Il cuore della nostra civiltà, USQUE AD FINEM GLORIA ROMAE
Roma, splendida città 😍!
Italia, meravigliosa nazione❤!
You're in my favourite country still enjoying it when you should be hunkered down at home. You're a madlad! Stay safe
Scotland is my favorite country ❤️ from Italy
@@xixixi5532 come over and see us. I have a feeling flights and accommodation over here are about to become very cheap
For me Rome is the most Magic city in the world
I'm I'm o mm mm mm mm mm %[+
I has been in Rome last year. I fell in love with the city, it has an amazing combination of beauty, history and culture. Also i have some italian family members living there. Must to admit that i cried a little bit during the video, so nostagic... Thank you Jason
PD: You hope that you went to Trastevere after the Vatican, one of the best locations in Rome
Nice video, reminds me of my youth in Rome, when there were no tourists, Colosseo was free to enter and we could even play football using one of its arches as a soccer goal...
Oh...is it true?😆
Well in the 50s and 60s the focus was all on building the new (ugly) Rome, this was considered by most just a bunch of old stuff with little value...
@@antmast true
I'm so proud of the beauty of my country
Nicola Di Fiordo they don’t distoy stachus and history
@@annbarnes7278 American snowflakes would be like, oh no, these Romans were means and bad things happened here, burn it to the ground, it's so TRIGGERING!!
Yes, as an Italian american, Italy is truly the most beautiful country in the world. I am so jealous I don't get to experience it every day but consider myself very lucky that I was able to visit. It is an experience one never forgets. Once you have been to Italy, it gets into your very soul and you can never shake it. It will become an obsession to return.
I Love it!! My 4th time is in 3 weeks!! I cant wait!! Everytime I go I see something different! Something new to enjoy and respecto! Grazie for letting us share your beautiful home!
Nicola nice to see u
I love italy....miss this place a lot....
Im italy. Lissen
Ciao. Si sono italiano ed a me piace di più l'America quindi. Fortunati :
@@ghostghamerdeacon2020 l’italia è 100 volte più bella e acculturata
Visiting Rome without pilgrims, after Quarantena (1348, colourised)
No wonder Rome wasn’t built in a day…
How was it built by whom? Thx
Builders building builds
Amazing video! I love Rome! The most beautiful oldest city preserved in the world!
Oh me too! My 4th visit in 3 weeks!!
I love Italy..first came in 2017, and throwing those coins in the fountain has lead me back 3 times!! The 3rd time will be in just under 3 weeks time! It is true to say..every time I go..I find something new and somewhere new to go! You can necer get bored! Dont just go to the usual siteseeing places...to others reading this..go down roads..that you think looks like "nothing" believe me all these tiny lanes, roads..have something new! Always look up too..to see plaques...or find new watering holes to fill your bottle with free mineral water! Anyone thinking of going to Rome for the first time.....you will return! As all roads and planes.......lead to Rome! 😊😊😊
diane leach Hello Diane. I’m italian, we are waiting for you here. 🤩 thank you for the compliments for my country! You can visit the south Italy, i recommend you to visit Matera in Basilicata, and Alberobello in Puglia, Gallipoli and Polignano a Mare. You can stay in a wonderful beach in Lampedusa in Sicily. I wish you the best, stay well. Kiss Diane! 😘😘🇮🇹🇮🇹
@@albussilence6020 ciao!! Alberto! I love the italians..
Very family orientated...love of heritage and animals! But when god wanted heaven on earth he chose Italy! When I stood on Positano beach..I cried! I could not believe how beautiful it was!
Yes,I have heard of Pugli..and many other places..I hope in time I get to see a few more places you have named! I only have 2 weeks now..until my Flight! I feel like I am home as soon as I get there....
diane leach if you find the person for yourself you will see the sweatness and desire to have you. I embrace you baby! 😍 good holiday 🇮🇹
Another excellent presentation of your travels, this time in spectacular Rome, and how it looked when I was there in 1973 and 1980 with less tourists. The mood music accompanying your video is a great choice also. Well done again. I hope one day you will get a chance to go to Istanbul to offer your presentation of that amazing iconic and historical city.
Fantastic. Watching from New Zealand. Went to rome a few years back, incredible place. About 20 times the tourists when we went however. Great Video
Thank you Mark! Why don’t you buy your plane ticket and come here soon? 🤩 we are waiting for you! Watch Matera in Basilicata, you might like!
I love Rome. It is a wonderful city to visit with all its rich history. I can't wait to visit again.
Thanks for taking me back to what I enjoyed. Love your informative videos!
Thank you for your compliments! You can visit Matera in Basilicata or Bari in Puglia in south Italy.We are waiting you for Eat a big pizza!! 😂🇮🇹
We love this beautiful city of Rome!🤩
Beautiful golden hour footage of Rome and a very informative vlog! Thanks for showing us what Rome looks like at the moment and for telling us about the history behind the sights. I was obviously expecting it, but it is still incredible to see just how quiet and empty many of Rome's streets and sights still are compared to normal times. And don't feel rushed to upload your vlogs - their quality is worth the wait :)
So lucky Jason ♥️ I need to come back to Italy.. Miss Rome, Venice, Florence.. Cinque Terre.. 🇮🇹
Why don’t buy a plane ticket for Bari??? You can visit Matera in Basilicata or Alberobello. There is wonderful beach in south Italy. Thank you for the compliments. Kiss Sonia 😘 saluti da Parma 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
@@albussilence6020
I thank you SO MUCH Alberto 😃💐.. For sure I'll do one day !!! I love Italy and want to come back every year.. Such a wonderful country & amazing people!!! Too much love in return ♥️ GRAZIE con tutti il cuore a te 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 anche a Parma !!!!
sonia hachemi greetings with the heart! I’m close to you follow your dreams. Wounderful women 😍 smack! ❤️
sonia hachemi Non dimenticarti le Dolomiti 🏔🏔🏔😍🇮🇹❗️
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MA Certo Donato 😉!!! Non dimentichero' 😄😄 GRAZIE MILLE !!!! 💐💐🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹!!!!!
lived in rome for 1 year, your video brought back so many memories.thx
I'm so glad you're back with another video. You never disappoint. Everytime I watch your video, I feel like I'm watching Discovery or History Channel. I love you!.
I’m so moved by this video. I’m frankly surprised by my emotion watching you go through the city. It’s so extraordinary.
My uncle is a Catholic priest. He lived in the Vatican for 2 years. He was one of Pope John Paul’s secretaries. I went to go visit him last year in Zagreb. I WISH I went to visit him when he was in the Vatican.
The most beautiful city in the world 🥰
Loving this. Bringing back memories from my travels. Thanks from USA 🇺🇸
It’s incredible to see Rome this empty but at the same time beautiful and relaxing without the noise. Oh I miss Rome! Thank you ❤️
Amazing video! I love Rome! I should come to Rome for next year's trip, but thanks for sharing the video!
I enjoy your experience in Italy, so many beautiful places there to be discovered! Thanks for sharing! Wishing you great trips to come! Greetings from Romania! 🌼
Hi Jason this video is beautiful.I have never been to Italy before.But its amazing to see all magnificent buildings without huge crowds.I can feel them.Its simply beautiful.
The splendour, once again, is truly stunning.
Excellent work Jason , impressive videos and really touched me seeing my native Rome not having been able to go back since Christmas to visit family... it brought a tear to my eye
This is the dream! I'm currently editing my Rome vlog from last year and by watching this, I can't help but compare how peaceful thus ancient city is without the crowds.
It does seem to be a difference that’s almost night and day when comparing with the usual crowds.
Got chills watching you walk through the forum. I really want to go back now.
Bravissimo caro, MOLTO BENE!
Absolutely Beautiful! Thank you for taking us with you. Stay Safe. Love from Ireland. ☘💚🙏.
Thank you for compliment for my country. I visit Ireland is beautiful country. It was well cared for, a real gem. Kiss from Parma 😘🇮🇹
@@albussilence6020 Thank you. So glad you enjoyed your visit. Stay Safe & Well.☘💚🙏.
bring me back so much good memory in rome this january,can't wait to go back again!
Wonderful job on this tour of Rome, it brings back wonderful memories of my times in that historic city. Keep up the good work Jason.🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦
TASTEFUL!!! We loved the music, the commentary and your camera work...thank you for bringing back wonderful memories 🤗
Happy to hear it!
Loved the calm and quiet but circumstances are unfortunate. I liked how you gave time to absorb the places, of course, the less hustle helped but liked your style of filming and explaining the details. Thank you!
I never saw the attraction for the Forum, even when I was there decades ago. However; seeing the entire Forum with the Coliseum at one end and all the various
remains of buildings from the over-head vantage point of the outlook from Palatine Hill, well suddenly it all makes sense! Thank you.
For me, the best travelogue, so far....informative and educational. Thanks for bringing us to different places. Good to see Rome with a few people.... Enjoy your trips and keep safe!
Thank you for this incredible images of my city, is usually so crowded that is impossible to wonder around the way you did or simply take it all in and hear the birds, really beautiful sights, hope you have enjoyed it too..
This video brings back great memories- Trevi Fountain is my favorite spot
I really enjoyed your travel blog. Thanks for taking us with you on your journey across Italy. Beautiful pictures and interesting storytelling. Thank you!
Thank you for restimulating that experience, I once had and now remember of my May in Rome.
I want to go to Italy so bad. It’s part of my heritage. I’ve been in Great Britain I hope 1 day I will go it looks Magical
Excellent footage of Rome. It's great that you spelled out the names of places you filmed for all to see for themselves. Thank you for travelling during this difficult time, please stay safe & healthy.
Rome is wonderful ,but all the Roman empire'history is incredibly enchanting..... good job man😊 hug from Turin
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I recently visited Pakistan and I absolutely loved it! I thought Taxila was one of the most beautiful places I’ve seen!
Out most favourite and special place- beloved Rome! Cannot wait to go back.
Beautiful video, it brought back great memories. I miss Rome. ❤️
I haven’t been back to Rome in 10 years 😊 Looks great! Thanks for sharing Jason!
What lovely filming is in this video, especially the Roman forum at dusk. Magnificent. And the commentary, whether from Jason Billam, King George, Amy Walter, or even "Johnny Cashmere", is just right. Nicely done, a real piece of art in itself. (Using the technique of green screen, perhaps? I could be wrong, that's just a guess.)
I first visited Rome with my dad in the summer of 1969, as a little kid. I spoke no Italian, refused to eat anything with tomatoes or cheese in it, and since I was traveling with only my dad, who didn't know how to comb a little girl's hair, the Italians must have thought I was a very strange and tousled American child. I had a great time, though. I was way too young ever to look in a mirror, and I subsisted just fine on pastina im brodo and baked chicken dinners. I remember visiting the Piazza Navona, seeing the Boromini church and the Bernini statue that summer when I was six. There was a little crowd that had formed around a street entertainer, a muscley roustabout who was about to lift a heavy rock into the air with his bare hands. He took a lot of time strutting around, ostentatiosly donning his wrist guards in preparation for the lift, and collecting donations from the crowd. The scene was like something out of a movie. Then my Dad bought me a giant helium balloon from a vendor with a cart there in the Piazza. The balloon was blue, a four-foot-long wavy squiggle that was bigger than I was. Back at the hotel that evening, after the helium had all leaked out, we saved the empty blue remnant as our souvenir of the day.
The next time I visited Rome with my dad, I was fifteen. I kept a travel diary that summer, that is really funny to read now. It described all the places we went as tourists, as we made our way north to our destination at an early music festival in a tiny town in the Appenines. My dad had already introduced me to the Italian language by that time. Though we are not ethnically Italian, my dad is a devotee of Italian art and music. After the earlier trip we had taken to Italy together in the summer of 1969, my Dad had spent the rest of the summer at home in America making me learn Italian, using mainly I A Richards' Italian Through Pictures and various children's books. This meant that I had already had some foundation in the language when we returned to Rome some nine summers later. On that second trip, I was encouraged by my dad to make a proper study of the Italian language. By then, I was fifteen years old, and had started learning Latin at school. The Italian verb conjugations made good sense in the Italian grammar book he bought me and had me study from that summer. We toured for two weeks before settling down to attend the summer music school that was the purpose of our trip.
At that time, in 1978, you did not need to buy tickets in advance to visit the Roman forum and the Palatine hill. We did buy a guide book to the forum from the museum shop there. My dear dad went with me, step by step and stone by stone, through the entire Roman forum, as I took us from paving stone to column to statue, reading out loud to my dad, all about each and every historical item from the comprehensive and detailed guide book. After exhausting that source of historical information, we went for a long ramble on the Palatine hill, snacking on a picnic we had brought with us. At one point near the Palatine, we walked through a tunnel-like passage outdoors between two tall walls, along a path that sloped upward. At the end of the passage, you could see only the sky, no buildings or people. The traffic sounds of modern Rome were too far away to be heard. As we made our way along this outdoor passage, I couldn't help wondering what century we would find ourselves in when we emerged.
Thanks for your story. :)
Fantastic panoramic views. Clear presentation. Rome certainly cannot leave you indifferent.
Brilliant -- life slowly coming back into the city centre...
Breathtaking, thanks for sharing.
Ciao, ho visto il tuo video e da Italiano che vive a Roma posso dirti che è stato bello vederlo. Ottimo lavoro! Good job ! Grazie , Tkanks
Thank you - wonderful camera work - relaxing with plenty of time to observe and great to hear the natural sounds too.
Enjoyable tour of Rome. Thank you for the advice on current conditions. Jason you bring a good perspective your traveling.
Lovely video! Thanks very much for sharing 🌞
I miss Rome!
Hi Jason
Just landed in Rome yesterday and seeing how quiet the capital is, never to see like this again in my lifetime.. Having the whole of August to travel Italy we’re heading to Naples then onto Sicily before heading back up the east coast to Venice or Verona.. Safe travels
So envious of you visiting Rome at this time when there are far fewer tourists. Rome is a beautiful and historic city and I enjoyed your commentary. I look forward to when I can travel back to Italy from Australia again.
Nikki Phillips thank you for your compliments! You can visit Rome, Venice, Milan and the south Italy as Matera, Bari, Alberobello... the beach is wonderful near Gallipoli. See them if you like. ;) We are waiting for you! Saluti da Parma! 😎🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
I hope one day to come too Australia is a wonderful country!
You have a keen eye for capturing interesting shots of both historic and every-day life. Lighting and shadows are impressive, you're doing Italy the justice it deserves. Thanks.
Appreciate the comment Joe!
The visual tour of Rome are really nice and educational. Well done.
Thanks Jason! I have never seen Rome so empty... but still so beautiful!
What a great blog! So informative. Big Thank you. x
Thanks for sharing and educating us while your travelling. 🙏🇿🇦❤️
Going there this weekend. I know it's not going to be this quiet. But I'm glad it's not as busy as normal. Can't wait. Good vlog!
I love the music. Awesome video. Thank you.
So lucky to experience it like that
thank you so much for the video 💚
This was so breathtaking how Beautiful sites, you do an awesome job!
Beautiful t5hanks Jason, its always a pleasure watching your journeys.
I was in Italy during the Holy Week in 2017. I was in Rome the day before Easter Sunday. The entire city was packed that day. The Trevi Fountain was so packed. And a guy managed to propose to his girlfriend there. Where you stood to the right of the fountain, I sat briefly and tossed a coin into the fountain. Thanks for sharing.
Rome is truly captivating.😍 Everywhere you look is bursting with history and beauty. We visited the city during Spring as part of our DIY EUROTRIP video. The entire city is rich with art, sculpture and architecture. 🤩🤩🤩 Its like walking inside a huge museum. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Jason for introducing us to this city. I am astonished
I've never heard of it. It has a lot of potential and the locals seem nice. But that's what I love about Europe, it's full of hidden gems like this.
One must go there before tourists discover it and ruin it like other places.
Although, many will feel like packing up instantly and going there after watching your video, haha.
Just wow!!!!! 💕😍😍😍
I've really been enjoying your videos, very informative while at the same time visually intriguing!
Excellent! Great to live vicariously since travel here is restricted. Thank you. I cannot believe how empty Rome is.
Great video as always Jason! I love your content! Keep up the good work!
Brilliant... very informative 💕
This is an amazing video. Well done!!!
Lovely 😊
Great film and very well made. Thanks so much for this tour through Rome. Take care and see you soon again. 👍🙂🇮🇹
Cheers!
This was great! I really enjoyed it and I can’t wait to go back to Rome. Excellent music!
Good choices of music, Jason. I was in Rome when I was 20. I was more interested in wandering around the city exploring neighborhoods than I was in visiting historical sites, though of course I visited some of the major ones. So your tour was very helpful.
Glad to hear it, Nick!
Your Music choice is great, Jason. I visited Rome in early 2004 in winter , a day of buses on strike so we walked everywhere. Look forward to your next video .
Thanks. 🇦🇺
Thanks for this beautiful video
Beautiful video!. Great job🤗
Wow. The Trevi Fountain really is as nice as they say it is. When I was there two years ago I couldn’t see much of it. Seemed like there were two thousand Chinese tourists in that tiny square, all pushing and shoving their way to the edge to take photos of themselves with those stupid phone sticks.
I spent one week there about 3 weeks about. It was so interesting to be there witb no tourists! Really an incredible opportunity to enjoy the city without waiting in line. The Vatican was especially neat! I was one of four people waiting in line when they opened on a Sunday morning.
Love everything about this video, and the music is wonderful it just goes perfect with the video
Wow. Is beter with this calm , unic occasion
Once in a lifetime opportunity