My wife and I have been to Rome twice, and the only thing we can say about this magnificent city is that there is a Wow on every corner. We will be back in this fantastic place in 4 weeks time, and we can't wait. Ciao Bella Roma.
Hi Angelica! I'm Luca (the red haired) guy from the pic-nic part of the video! It was a plesure to meet you guys! This is a perfect portrait of Roma! nice job, and thank you for the interview!
I’m italian, I have lived in Rome for 10 years now, and I can definitely say you captured the true roman spirit in this video. I know how difficult it is for people born in other countries (especially USA) to guess or understand our kind of life because when you see Italy in tv or movies is often from an american point of view of view (like american directors, writers and productions), that is usually very romanticized. But this…this is the true Rome.
We have a layover in Rome airport at night time for 9 hours. Is it safe to travel Rome at night time ??? Please advise. Our flight is at morning 4 am from Rome
@@ganeshr4371 mmh Rome is a pretty safe place but if you are a woman alone, maybe I wouldn’t recommend to leave the airport and visit the city at night. If you are a man or a group of people and you don’t want to waste 9 hours in the airport, you could take a train or a bus and visit the city. Of course, you should stay always vigilant for pickpockets. I recommend to keep the wallet and documents in the most hidden pocket you have on yourself (not in your bag or backpack). Take in mind that there aren’t a lot of bus at night and that the underground is closed so, once you’re in the city, you may need to walk a lot to move around. Depending on what airport are you traveling from, consider with care the time you will need to return there. Other than that, you should be fine.
@@monacokusni1015 There is a lot to see in Rome and if you want, you can take a train and go anywhere from there (Napoli or Milan in 1h, or even Firenze in 3h..).
Me, a Roman: I'm not crying, you are. Thank you for this incredible video... Finally an authentic way of representing our culture, with no streotypes thrown here and there. Just romans living their Roman life, all brilliantly put together by an authentic, genuine interest from you, Angelica. Grazie mille di cuore!
As a Roman citizen, I have appreciated your video very much. I believe that it gives quite an accurate view of the spirit of the city. Of course, it does so from the point of view of a person with much spare time… and very, very hungry! :)) However, each single thing is true, although we don’t do all that stuff on our typical day: we also have a job! ;) But it’s true: I often go biking or jogging at Parco degli Acquedotti, I do stroll within the center during nights, I do eat a slice of pizza or a supplì while seating on the steps of a fountain, I do like a gelato at 5pm, I do like having an aperitivo, I do like having dinner in an osteria or in a pizzeria… As a suggestion for incoming people interested in the real city: get a B&B outside the historical center, for example along the subway line A or B. Cheers
@@emrej2527Yes. While there are many places for your base that would be terrific, check out a BnB in the Jewish quarter across the Tiber from Trasteverre. It is a unique and open area with an enjoyable walk to any location you’d want to go…
I'm from Belgium but i drive to Italy once or twice a year to road trip. It's my favorite country with the best food in the world. i explored all of Italy, nothing compares, It's heaven. you should try to learn how to cook cacio pepe yourself, It's so simple.
My city of birth, but for economic reasons my family emigrated to Australia, and very grateful but now that I’m nearly 50, everything in me wants to return to Rome and reclaim myself. You’re vid just put a lump in my throat.
Walking through the narrow paved cobble stoned streets late at night, early morning while raining with an umbrella in hand all by yourself was a very magical moment that really made an impact. Breathtaking! Thanks.😊
I've watched this 2 times now and I love this video because that's where I'm going with my mum just tasting the feel of Rome makes me happy well done to the lady on the video 🤚👍
I watched this and made a list. Now I am in rome and every single thing that she offered specially the market wad tourist trap. I am very very disapoinnted that got stuck by this influenecer. Please don't do the same mistake
Italian language has always been like magnet to me , anything sound magical and magnificent when spoken in Italian or ancient LATIN . Even simple names such as Rozzetta, Bianca , Giovanni , those monuments, those umbrella like pine trees, next to palm trees, Rome is trully in any sense and every sense, the most magical city in the World...
Yes…. And almost 70% of English words come from Rome/Latin/Italian… although these high level words are used every day by everyone in Rome, not so In the English language because people would think you are some scholar!
I visited Rome a few years back with my family, and I can certainly say I’ve never felt happier in a “place” in my entire life (and as an airline-employee daughter who’s been fortunate to travel often when young, that holds a lot of weight for me). I’m planning another trip for next year, and every single thing about this video brought me joy. Wonderfully done 🤍
You have perfectly captured the magic of living in Rome, the deep feeling that every Roman feels for mamma Roma, which comes from all these little things made of heart and human warmth! 🌌
Rome, land of gladiators..wonderful picturisation of the soul of the magnificent city. I saw 'The Venus' is walking on the streets of Rome and I am continuously looking and enjoying the beauty of the goddess ❤
It has been many years since my last visit to Rome, but in that 26 minutes I felt like I was right back in the Eternal City, smelling the espresso, hearing the scooters and the people speaking that beautiful language and feeling the history that is everywhere. Thank you for this wonderful film. Grazie mille!
Thank you. Your video was magic. I am looking forward to going there in 2 days. Your presentation gave the side of Rome I have been wanting to see for 50 years. I am not Italian but your video went much deeper than the surface of a city. The people of Rome are proud and authentic. Thank you.
This video is a concentrate of truth, that's the best way to extract the real life of a population, just speaking with the locals, and I strongly believe we should do that all the time we travel, look for some patient people that can have a quick conversation to understand better the place you are visiting. Great job as usual Angelica.
Another masterpiece, Malini, which makes me dream, but please don't forget to show also the unknown italy, like little villages nobody knows, they offer a lot of stories, history, precious traditions, landscapes, value, and good people. big hug
Hi Malini, my favourite suburb to eat in Rome, is in Largo di Torre Argentina (Piazza Argentina). Outside of peak season, I would never see to many western tourists in the evening. The Piazza would be filled with Roman families enjoying Italian food. Some say France is the country of great food, for me Italy wins hands down. Rome is amazing, Italia is amazing, especially, the simply stunning, Positano and the Amalfi coast. Thank you for reminding me of the great times to be had in Bella Italia.
I am so proud of you! This was everything! Made me want to go back to Rome and really reminded me of Anthony Bourdain and Eat Pray Love. Loved the interviews with locals too. Such a wonderful job! so so so proud
❤ Italy holds a very special place in our hearts. We can never get enough of it… there is something fascinating and so special about the place. One day, we would like to understand the meaning of La Dolce Vita to its fullest. Thank you for this video … it brought back many wonderful memories of Italy!! Your video brought a different perspective of travel in Italy … it has a theme that is personable. Grazie❤
this vlog was insane, Malini. you presented Rome so genuinly (saying it as someone who is going to go in two months and has never been to Rome before). you just portrayed the perfect atmosphere and set the most amazing tone for my trip.
Maybe it's just me tapering off my antidepressant 😂 but your video on Naples and now Rome are bringing tears to my eyes! Nostalgia. Beauty. Simplicity.
Life in Rome is completely the opposite of life in America. The Roman way of taking life, of enjoying life at any moment of the day, is something exemplary. In America people are always in a hurry, even when drinking a coffee (they take it to go and run away). While the Roman knows how to enjoy even the small moments of the day, even just having a coffee at the bar and have a chat with some friends.
If you want to appreciate Rome as it was in the late 1950s (when life was much slower than it is nowadays), I suggest the movie "Three Coins in a Fountain", in gorgeous colour and starring great-looking movie stars, with Frank Sinatra singing the signature tune. When you hear him singing it in his inimitable voice, you'll be filled with nostalgia. "Three coins in a fountain, each one seeking happiness..."
This is an amazing, but partial, description of the city.. Living in rome is beautiful but difficult. Traffic is insane and salaries are low. Life is like you describe it in the video only when you are on holidays in Rome. Everyday life is way worste. However yes, Rome is great and food is amazing.
I'm from Brazil and I love the way you capture the spirit of each place you go but this video is my favorite so far. I'm looking forward to live in Rome one day.
Caio bellá what a pic of art you have put in am from Mauritius. Am french. Art poem beauty Çe la belle vie🍒☕and just to say. beautiful work like your beauty Caio bellá 🌷
I just spent one month in Seville studying Flamenco and one of my classmates lives in Rome. We had so much fun together and I hope to visit her one day. Your videos are amazing!!!
I am a huge fan of Italian classic films because they have a very unique combination of a great sense of humour & are always fantastic in their story telling from Bicycle Thief, Cinema Paradiso, Nights of Cabiria, Life is beautiful, Marriage Italian Style to The Great Beauty & many more, definitely unmatched in terms of the feelings & emotions they bring out for me & you have managed to capture that in 2023. Magnifico video💯, keep up the good work and in 2024 I am definitely visiting Rome. Much love to you & all Italian people across the globe from Kenya 🇰🇪.
Wow what a compliment!! We love the classic films too, the video was definitely inspired by The Great Beauty, one my my favourites! Hope you get to visit Rome soon, thank you 🙏😊
Great recommendations to enjoy the city by wandering its streets and eating good food. However, the "dolce vita" term originates from the famous 1960 Fellini movie of the same name. The theme of Fellini's movie was actually a critique of the vacuousness of the "sweet life" in Rome post WWII, which was built on the ruins of Italian poverty and initiated a meaningless era of mass consumerism. Exploring and learning about any culture in context of its history makes travel less about consumption and more meaningful.
I lived in Rome and shopped at "Field of Flowers" everyday. Do they still make the little sandwich buns called, "Rosetti"? Italian language is so clearly enunciated that it makes it the easiset language to learn.
I have been studying Italian so you tubes algorithm sent me this. Glad they did. She is classic, sexy, styled, refined, with a helping of Baroque flair! Not unlike Roma herself! Brava!
Love this video! Went to Rome for my first time last year and absolutely fell in love! Plan to go back next year and do the Roman thing. We aren't going to make plans at all and try to immerse ourselves in the culture. Thanks for this!
We have a layover in Rome airport at night time for 9 hours. Is it safe to travel Rome at night time ??? Please advise. Our flight is at morning 4 am from Rome
Beautiful representation which also reminded me artifacts and culture of Rome in Turkey like Roman ice cream , il- forno bakery focaccia bakery , aquaducts , colomns and bridges and many more And the espresso coffee I used to have every morning before going to my College in London and the City of London where I used to work in office Thank you.
One min of the intro was all we needed to know that we were gonna love this one. Wer still at the 3 min mark, but its not too early to guess what a master piece this one is going to be. Brilliant job guys 😀😀. Love and Hugs from India ❤❤❤
What I love most about your videos is THE SOUND. Absolutely beautifully captured. I think you would have captured THE SMELL too if it were possible in videos. And, you are majestic.
wonderfull U have found FAGGIANI! it's one of best cornetto in town! if you turn back in rome and visit again Faggiani, please order "veneziana", it's like a cornetto but with a dough like a brioche
This is just WoW! You presented everything in such an amazing and realistic way. I felt like I was a participant and can only dream I would someday be able to experience Rome in this way!
I had my my morning caffe and cornetto every morning when I stayed in Trastevere. The moment I saw S. Calisto it all came back to me. Especially around the corner at the Piazza di Santa Maria. Beautiful video! ❤
Great video, once again. I am very glad to see that more and more people are watching your excellent videos and appreciate the good work that you've been doing for more than a year now. Your videos aren't boring at all it really makes us travel with you. Thank you so much for not picking lousy electro-music that so many vloggers use as background sound (probably because it is free). I also loved the way you put that video together with the old school cuts and that you let inhabitants talk and explain us their Rome with their own words, in their own language. Excelleny Idea. I had as much fun watching this video as watching the one about Napoli. Sei molto brava ;-) ... Keep up the good work !
Hello Malini - Your picnic scene made my mouth water with all the variety of Italian food/drink. I love how you show the authenticity of it all....I will be planning a visit soon....Ciao Bella
This is the best video i have ever seen here like Mary Beard videos on YT. You grab the true soul of Rome. I reccomend tourists to see the monuments and museums, but also to just hang around in the centre, in the morning if you wanted immerse yourself in the chaotic, crowded, noisy city or early in the morning or at night ig you wanted Rome touch your soul. Kudos from Rome ❤
I saw a lot of videos about Rome, but not like your content in this one. Really a wonderful and useful addition. I was hoping to know the sites you visited so that I can visit them on my next trip to Rome.
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My wife and I have been to Rome twice, and the only thing we can say about this magnificent city is that there is a Wow on every corner. We will be back in this fantastic place in 4 weeks time, and we can't wait. Ciao Bella Roma.
Couldn't agree more!
Hi Angelica! I'm Luca (the red haired) guy from the pic-nic part of the video! It was a plesure to meet you guys! This is a perfect portrait of Roma! nice job, and thank you for the interview!
hi luca, do u know sgrullo?
the birrone guy! GRANDEE
For Force
Classic toscano a Roma. The real lucadicarta on Twitch
Lucadicarta better than cappuccino and pizza.
I’m italian, I have lived in Rome for 10 years now, and I can definitely say you captured the true roman spirit in this video. I know how difficult it is for people born in other countries (especially USA) to guess or understand our kind of life because when you see Italy in tv or movies is often from an american point of view of view (like american directors, writers and productions), that is usually very romanticized. But this…this is the true Rome.
We have a layover in Rome airport at night time for 9 hours. Is it safe to travel Rome at night time ??? Please advise. Our flight is at morning 4 am from Rome
@@ganeshr4371 mmh Rome is a pretty safe place but if you are a woman alone, maybe I wouldn’t recommend to leave the airport and visit the city at night. If you are a man or a group of people and you don’t want to waste 9 hours in the airport, you could take a train or a bus and visit the city. Of course, you should stay always vigilant for pickpockets. I recommend to keep the wallet and documents in the most hidden pocket you have on yourself (not in your bag or backpack). Take in mind that there aren’t a lot of bus at night and that the underground is closed so, once you’re in the city, you may need to walk a lot to move around. Depending on what airport are you traveling from, consider with care the time you will need to return there.
Other than that, you should be fine.
Hi, i am planning my trip to Rome, should i spend a month there?
@@monacokusni1015 There is a lot to see in Rome and if you want, you can take a train and go anywhere from there (Napoli or Milan in 1h, or even Firenze in 3h..).
It means a lot coming from a true Roman! Cheers to the real deal!
Me, a Roman: I'm not crying, you are.
Thank you for this incredible video... Finally an authentic way of representing our culture, with no streotypes thrown here and there. Just romans living their Roman life, all brilliantly put together by an authentic, genuine interest from you, Angelica. Grazie mille di cuore!
So happy to hear you thought it was an accurate representation of Roman life, thank you ❤️
@@maliniangelica1 i'm roman and i can tell you love Roma more than me...........this video is a masterpiece
As a Roman citizen, I have appreciated your video very much. I believe that it gives quite an accurate view of the spirit of the city. Of course, it does so from the point of view of a person with much spare time… and very, very hungry! :)) However, each single thing is true, although we don’t do all that stuff on our typical day: we also have a job! ;) But it’s true: I often go biking or jogging at Parco degli Acquedotti, I do stroll within the center during nights, I do eat a slice of pizza or a supplì while seating on the steps of a fountain, I do like a gelato at 5pm, I do like having an aperitivo, I do like having dinner in an osteria or in a pizzeria…
As a suggestion for incoming people interested in the real city: get a B&B outside the historical center, for example along the subway line A or B.
Cheers
Travelling to ROME first time , this is travel plan sorted . thanks.
Can you recommend a good neighborhood for someone who is looking to feel that local Roman spirit?
@@emrej2527Yes. While there are many places for your base that would be terrific, check out a BnB in the Jewish quarter across the Tiber from Trasteverre. It is a unique and open area with an enjoyable walk to any location you’d want to go…
I'm from Belgium but i drive to Italy once or twice a year to road trip. It's my favorite country with the best food in the world. i explored all of Italy, nothing compares, It's heaven. you should try to learn how to cook cacio pepe yourself, It's so simple.
My city of birth, but for economic reasons my family emigrated to Australia, and very grateful but now that I’m nearly 50, everything in me wants to return to Rome and reclaim myself. You’re vid just put a lump in my throat.
Hope you get to go back!
Fix the country!
This comes from a Chicano living in Chicago!
@@maliniangelica1 I love all your videos dear lady as well as your beauty as you are simply gorgeous,
Walking through the narrow paved cobble stoned streets late at night, early morning while raining with an umbrella in hand all by yourself was a very magical moment that really made an impact. Breathtaking! Thanks.😊
So many travellers trash Rome but they’re clearly doing it wrong. Thank you for showcasing the true essence of Rome and the Roman people.
True. I did it wrong, got worn out by waklking and sweating in the summer! With a little more effort I oculd have enjoyed Roman life.
Please, can you tell the name of the osteria…
@@marcoscorreiacorreiaFelice a Testaccio
😊😊😊😊😊😊
I've watched this 2 times now and I love this video because that's where I'm going with my mum just tasting the feel of Rome makes me happy well done to the lady on the video 🤚👍
I watched this and made a list. Now I am in rome and every single thing that she offered specially the market wad tourist trap. I am very very disapoinnted that got stuck by this influenecer.
Please don't do the same mistake
I turned 20 years old in Rome ❤ so unforgetable 🇮🇹
Italian language has always been like magnet to me , anything sound magical and magnificent when spoken in Italian or ancient LATIN . Even simple names such as Rozzetta, Bianca , Giovanni , those monuments, those umbrella like pine trees, next to palm trees, Rome is trully in any sense and every sense, the most magical city in the World...
Yes…. And almost 70% of English words come from Rome/Latin/Italian… although these high level words are used every day by everyone in Rome, not so In the English language because people would think you are some scholar!
Me gusta
Si Romae es sicut romani age..
Rozzetta?
@@monicarollo2462 Forse intendeva Rosetta hahah
simply the most beautiful city in the world
Omg!! This is Italy !!! 🇮🇹
You captured the magic
Why am I crying? Grazie !!
After all the Rome guides that I have seen in UA-cam, this is the only one that I have watched completely. Kudos
Hands down, the best travel vid on YT. Love the locals’ testimonials.
Glad you enjoyed it! 💙
Glad you enjoyed it! 💙
I visited Rome a few years back with my family, and I can certainly say I’ve never felt happier in a “place” in my entire life (and as an airline-employee daughter who’s been fortunate to travel often when young, that holds a lot of weight for me). I’m planning another trip for next year, and every single thing about this video brought me joy. Wonderfully done 🤍
Beautiful video!
I love Rome from India
Girl, this was a whole PRODUCTION!! Absolute perfection, everything about this video! Thank you!
You have perfectly captured the magic of living in Rome, the deep feeling that every Roman feels for mamma Roma, which comes from all these little things made of heart and human warmth! 🌌
Please visit Petra and Jordan in general
Malini! What an incredibly beautiful love letter to Rome! ❤
I do so love Italy!
Tu . di dove sei ?
Di quale naziene ?
Thank you, happy you enjoyed it! Italy is a stunning country and so much to explore ❤️
@@giovannicervi8287 she is from uk and nationality likely pakistan or north india my guess
Rome, land of gladiators..wonderful picturisation of the soul of the magnificent city. I saw 'The Venus' is walking on the streets of Rome and I am continuously looking and enjoying the beauty of the goddess ❤
It has been many years since my last visit to Rome, but in that 26 minutes I felt like I was right back in the Eternal City, smelling the espresso, hearing the scooters and the people speaking that beautiful language and feeling the history that is everywhere. Thank you for this wonderful film. Grazie mille!
It's beautiful - all of those thoughts.
Thank you. Your video was magic. I am looking forward to going there in 2 days. Your presentation gave the side of Rome I have been wanting to see for 50 years. I am not Italian but your video went much deeper than the surface of a city. The people of Rome are proud and authentic. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Hope you enjoy your time there!
This video is a concentrate of truth, that's the best way to extract the real life of a population, just speaking with the locals, and I strongly believe we should do that all the time we travel, look for some patient people that can have a quick conversation to understand better the place you are visiting. Great job as usual Angelica.
AMAZING CITY ❤ Mille problemi ma il nostro è un paese fantastico
Linda mulher, lindo Roma, lindo tudo! Thank you amoré! ❤
Another masterpiece, Malini, which makes me dream, but please don't forget to show also the unknown italy, like little villages nobody knows, they offer a lot of stories, history, precious traditions, landscapes, value, and good people. big hug
Ciao, I'm glad to see so many people who love my country
"La Dolce Vita " Such a deep meaning to this 3 Sentence ❤
Hi Malini, my favourite suburb to eat in Rome, is in Largo di Torre Argentina (Piazza Argentina). Outside of peak season, I would never see to many western tourists in the evening. The Piazza would be filled with Roman families enjoying Italian food. Some say France is the country of great food, for me Italy wins hands down. Rome is amazing, Italia is amazing, especially, the simply stunning, Positano and the Amalfi coast. Thank you for reminding me of the great times to be had in Bella Italia.
Yes, we feel very sorry for the french. 😀
I am so proud of you! This was everything! Made me want to go back to Rome and really reminded me of Anthony Bourdain and Eat Pray Love. Loved the interviews with locals too. Such a wonderful job! so so so proud
It's an amazing video. It shows the Italian culture and the spirit of Italy. ♥️
It shows that Rome is the worst Capital in Europe
❤ Italy holds a very special place in our hearts. We can never get enough of it… there is something fascinating and so special about the place. One day, we would like to understand the meaning of La Dolce Vita to its fullest. Thank you for this video … it brought back many wonderful memories of Italy!! Your video brought a different perspective of travel in Italy … it has a theme that is personable. Grazie❤
this vlog was insane, Malini. you presented Rome so genuinly (saying it as someone who is going to go in two months and has never been to Rome before). you just portrayed the perfect atmosphere and set the most amazing tone for my trip.
I loved my time there. Felt like home!
Maybe it's just me tapering off my antidepressant 😂
but your video on Naples and now Rome are bringing tears to my eyes!
Nostalgia.
Beauty.
Simplicity.
im here and im loving every single one of it. All roads really leads to rome!
Hi I'm new Subscriber 🙂. Beautiful place. My family originally came from Abruzzo Italy My dream is to go to Rome some day. Great channel ☀️🌸💜
I like your outfit in this video 😊
Life in Rome is completely the opposite of life in America. The Roman way of taking life, of enjoying life at any moment of the day, is something exemplary. In America people are always in a hurry, even when drinking a coffee (they take it to go and run away). While the Roman knows how to enjoy even the small moments of the day, even just having a coffee at the bar and have a chat with some friends.
Excellent video, thank you for sharing. I was born in Rome but haven’t been back in many years. I think it’s time to go back. Ancora sei bella. Grazie
Having locals speak was a brilliant move. It added something special to this video.
If you want to appreciate Rome as it was in the late 1950s (when life was much slower than it is nowadays), I suggest the movie "Three Coins in a Fountain", in gorgeous colour and starring great-looking movie stars, with Frank Sinatra singing the signature tune. When you hear him singing it in his inimitable voice, you'll be filled with nostalgia. "Three coins in a fountain, each one seeking happiness..."
This is an amazing, but partial, description of the city.. Living in rome is beautiful but difficult. Traffic is insane and salaries are low. Life is like you describe it in the video only when you are on holidays in Rome. Everyday life is way worste. However yes, Rome is great and food is amazing.
Thanks for sharing
Aperitivo hour should be made compulsory around the world
Love it 😁😁
This is the way to create an excellent travel video, by including the thoughts of the native people. Bravo Angelica !!!
love love love the italian way of living. they really know how to enjoy the little pleasures, which is what life is all about. can't get enough of it!
i want to see this part of rome where the locals thrive this was so refreshing to see!
Thank you !☺️
@@maliniangelica1 I’m going to Rome tomorrow. Do you think you could give me a list of the places you went to?
I'm from Brazil and I love the way you capture the spirit of each place you go but this video is my favorite so far. I'm looking forward to live in Rome one day.
Glad you like them! Thank you 🙏
Caio bellá what a pic of art you have put in am from Mauritius. Am french. Art poem beauty
Çe la belle vie🍒☕and just to say. beautiful work like your beauty Caio bellá 🌷
I just spent one month in Seville studying Flamenco and one of my classmates lives in Rome. We had so much fun together and I hope to visit her one day. Your videos are amazing!!!
Thanks for sharing!
FYI the filling of the cornetto is custard. Not "cream".
Sono molto felice di scoprire il tuo canale. Saluti dal Brasile
What a wonderful video! Love that you featured many authentic Romans!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Every time I visit my native Rome and I pick up a hot suppli from the rosticeria, I can just turn around and head back home!
I am a huge fan of Italian classic films because they have a very unique combination of a great sense of humour & are always fantastic in their story telling from Bicycle Thief, Cinema Paradiso, Nights of Cabiria, Life is beautiful, Marriage Italian Style to The Great Beauty & many more, definitely unmatched in terms of the feelings & emotions they bring out for me & you have managed to capture that in 2023.
Magnifico video💯, keep up the good work and in 2024 I am definitely visiting Rome.
Much love to you & all Italian people across the globe from Kenya 🇰🇪.
Wow what a compliment!! We love the classic films too, the video was definitely inspired by The Great Beauty, one my my favourites! Hope you get to visit Rome soon, thank you 🙏😊
@@maliniangelica1 keep up the good work👌🏿😊
Great recommendations to enjoy the city by wandering its streets and eating good food. However, the "dolce vita" term originates from the famous 1960 Fellini movie of the same name. The theme of Fellini's movie was actually a critique of the vacuousness of the "sweet life" in Rome post WWII, which was built on the ruins of Italian poverty and initiated a meaningless era of mass consumerism. Exploring and learning about any culture in context of its history makes travel less about consumption and more meaningful.
17:53 “La Dolce Vita è un’emozione, è una sensazione” (La Dolce Vita it's an emotion, a sensation)……. beautiful definition !
I lived in Rome and shopped at "Field of Flowers" everyday. Do they still make the little sandwich buns called, "Rosetti"? Italian language is so clearly enunciated that it makes it the easiset language to learn.
this is one of the best videos on rome i've ever seen
0:39 first time i see the real proportion of the coliseum...wow😮
I have been studying Italian so you tubes algorithm sent me this. Glad they did. She is classic, sexy, styled, refined, with a helping of Baroque flair! Not unlike Roma herself! Brava!
9:50 I found this place on the last night of my week in Rome, it was so good
Love this video! Went to Rome for my first time last year and absolutely fell in love! Plan to go back next year and do the Roman thing. We aren't going to make plans at all and try to immerse ourselves in the culture. Thanks for this!
We have a layover in Rome airport at night time for 9 hours. Is it safe to travel Rome at night time ??? Please advise. Our flight is at morning 4 am from Rome
Beautiful representation which also reminded me artifacts and culture of Rome in Turkey like Roman ice cream , il- forno bakery focaccia bakery , aquaducts , colomns and bridges and many more
And the espresso coffee I used to have every morning before going to my College in London and the City of London where I used to work in office
Thank you.
Sounds great!
One min of the intro was all we needed to know that we were gonna love this one. Wer still at the 3 min mark, but its not too early to guess what a master piece this one is going to be. Brilliant job guys 😀😀. Love and Hugs from India ❤❤❤
This one is much better than your Milan video but your Napoli episode takes the cup for me.
What I love most about your videos is THE SOUND. Absolutely beautifully captured. I think you would have captured THE SMELL too if it were possible in videos.
And, you are majestic.
25:32 Sounds dramatic, exaggerated, kitschy.
And yet I can totally relate.
25:18 beautiful shot look like a movie scene
Hello from a fellow travel UA-cam creator :) Always look forward to your new videos!
Congratulations, great JOB.
As Italian i'm proud to be
Thank you to show how Roma and romans are, thank you
Malini's combination of her exquisite Andean beauty and a BBC British accent is just unparalleled
wonderfull U have found FAGGIANI! it's one of best cornetto in town! if you turn back in rome and visit again Faggiani, please order "veneziana", it's like a cornetto but with a dough like a brioche
Thanks for the recommendation!
This is just WoW! You presented everything in such an amazing and realistic way. I felt like I was a participant and can only dream I would someday be able to experience Rome in this way!
The video helped me a lot, the girl expresses herself very well, greetings💗
I had my my morning caffe and cornetto every morning when I stayed in Trastevere. The moment I saw S. Calisto it all came back to me. Especially around the corner at the Piazza di Santa Maria. Beautiful video! ❤
Thanks for sharing! 🤍🤍
Beautiful! Thank you for making this very authentic v-log. ❤
Any picture of Rome is more beautiful with you in it. Yes, maam.
All those carbs make me nervous.
❤❤ROMA❤❤
Brava! Finally a real Roman point of view of the city. Great job :)
Glad you think so!
The end brought back so many wonderful memories of my nighttime strolls when I visited the city ❤
Your presentation in the program is wonderful ! Sei bella veramente !!!
i have never felt like this when watching a city. amazing job. LOVE ROMA
Thank you so much 😊
Great video, once again. I am very glad to see that more and more people are watching your excellent videos and appreciate the good work that you've been doing for more than a year now. Your videos aren't boring at all it really makes us travel with you. Thank you so much for not picking lousy electro-music that so many vloggers use as background sound (probably because it is free). I also loved the way you put that video together with the old school cuts and that you let inhabitants talk and explain us their Rome with their own words, in their own language. Excelleny Idea. I had as much fun watching this video as watching the one about Napoli. Sei molto brava ;-) ... Keep up the good work !
Beautiful places 😮❤😮❤❤❤
It really is!
Unbelievable work! I loved it. Some students of mine are visiting Rome next year, and I am going to use your video as a guide for them. Thanks a lot!
Glad it was helpful!
Hello Malini - Your picnic scene made my mouth water with all the variety of Italian food/drink. I love how you show the authenticity of it all....I will be planning a visit soon....Ciao Bella
Thank you so much 🙂 enjoy it
One of the best videos i've seen about my lovely city!
12:55 True..is always like "yeah beautiful but, you know, i'm from Rome"
Ciao from Rome!
I live in Rome GA.. will be in Rome Italy in a few months... enjoyed your video.. Ciao...
Have fun!
How beautiful! Preparing to travel to Rome and this made me so excited thank you!
What a beautiful video! You captured Rome so well. I want to go visit even more now!
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This is the best video i have ever seen here like Mary Beard videos on YT. You grab the true soul of Rome. I reccomend tourists to see the monuments and museums, but also to just hang around in the centre, in the morning if you wanted immerse yourself in the chaotic, crowded, noisy city or early in the morning or at night ig you wanted Rome touch your soul. Kudos from Rome ❤
Best video about Rome by far
I’m just on my way to Rome and this was exactly what I needed. Perfetto 👌🏻 Grazie mille
I saw a lot of videos about Rome, but not like your content in this one. Really a wonderful and useful addition. I was hoping to know the sites you visited so that I can visit them on my next trip to Rome.
Hey Malini i hope you are doing well i really enjoy after watching your videos thanks a lot sharing for this
Glad you like them!