Thanks for the great videos! Me and my wife just returned from Italy, we found ourselves searching through all of your Italy videos! We hadn’t planned to visit the Aquaducts until we watch this video. Especially helpful was your video discussing the trains and Roma Termini. We had three day trips, Venice, Florence and Salerno. Your videos on the speed trains helped immensely! We love Train Italo!
@@RozierRoma It was a great getaway from the crowd, very peaceful place and definitely worth it. We walked all the way back to our Hotel at the Rome Forum, great time!
Tivoli & the Aqueducts have been on my bucket list for ages. Thanks for the info - can't wait to get there one day. Looking forward to seeing these beautiful sites! 🤩🤩
Aqueduct Park is not a traditional park with grass but more natural landscape. Most of Romes aqueducts are located in the park. It is huge. Several thousand acres i would think.
I’m totally flabbergasted that you can discuss Tivoli without a single mention of Villa Adrienne or Villa d’Este!! Both are wonderful and worthy of a day trip themselves.
Only be half flabbergasted as I did mention Villa d’Este and included video of it. Were you sleeping during that part? Hadrian’s Villa was closed both times we visited
Great video with an interesting self excursion from Rome! Adding it to our stay next month. Does anyne know if it is necessary to bring electrical socket converters tipe L to plug in our devices, when staying at hotels in Italy? Thanks!
I am glad you enjoyed the video. Not sure the name of converter but you will need one. Pretty easy to pick up in Rome but maybe easier to bring one with you.
Awesome video! I haven’t been able to find a lot of information on how to reach the aqueduct from the metro. I’m glad to explained it so well with this video. Is there a trail to reach the Via Apia Antica from the aqueduct? Thanks.
Thanks, there is a trail and you do have to ride down some side streets mainly residential streets cross one busy street and it’ll take you over to Aqua Park. The GPS works very well It should keep you from getting lost. There’s only one small section. You have to actually ride on the shoulder of a busy road after you leave the Aquaduct heading back.
@@RozierRoma I saw some trails using Google Earth, but I’m afraid of ending up in someone’s backyard. By looking at the computer screen it’s not clear to me what’s part of Valle della Caffarella and what may be private property. Regards.
Would love a video on travelling along the Appian Way and visiting the Catacombs of St Callixtus - I understand we still pay for a tour of the actual catacombs and require an entry ticket. Thinking of hiring e-bikes to do it or best just to get the metro ? Or do you think some other Catacombs are better to visit (I don't need to see human remains) eg: Catacombs of St Domitilla also nearby
To view Via Appia Antica it is best to get bikes at Easy Bike Rental Roma located at Circus Maximus. They will give you a GPS link to guide you. It is a great bike ride. On the path you can also visit the catacombs as yuou will ride past 2 of them .
@@RozierRoma At first, I didn't see the link. I'm all set now, thanks. I wasn't sure if we would have time to visit Tivoli, but I am adding it to the itinerary. Thank you.
Any suggestions on how to get to Tivoli with the train line being down over the next few weeks? The weeks we are in Rome no trains are running to Tivoli.
I am on the app and it shows there are trains. If not you can get a bus for about the same price as a train about 3 euros each way.. Use the Trainline app for busses. There may be others but I know Trainline works well.
The best way to get to both in the same day is on e-bike. They rent bikes at Easy Bike Rental Roma next to Circus Maximus for a good price. They give you a GPS link to download on your phone. The ride is great and easy to get to both from there. That is how I would do it. If you want to spend all day or just a few hours this is the best way to go
Maybe you need to find a new channel. All my videos have music and all will. I'm sure there are plenty that do not have music that will better suit you.
Thank you for making these videos and sharing with us!❤
You are so welcome!
i love Italy im glad i found your channel about this incredible county.
Makes me happy
One of my fav of ur videos so far! Woohoo
Well thanks Tess!
Thanks for the great videos! Me and my wife just returned from Italy, we found ourselves searching through all of your Italy videos! We hadn’t planned to visit the Aquaducts until we watch this video.
Especially helpful was your video discussing the trains and Roma Termini. We had three day trips, Venice, Florence and Salerno. Your videos on the speed trains helped immensely! We love Train Italo!
That’s awesome so glad to hear!
What did you think about the aqueduct? Was it worth the time?
@@RozierRoma It was a great getaway from the crowd, very peaceful place and definitely worth it. We walked all the way back to our Hotel at the Rome Forum, great time!
I liked the park a lot 😊
For me, aqueduct Park is always the great escape from the crowds, the perfect way to and a day
Tivoli & the Aqueducts have been on my bucket list for ages. Thanks for the info - can't wait to get there one day. Looking forward to seeing these beautiful sites! 🤩🤩
One day you will make it a reality!
Your videos are so helpful and informative! The addition of the Komoot trails is a bonus! Thanks for all the great tips!
Glad you like them!
Gorgeous waterfall. Beautiful walk. I saw a few aqueducts, but not the park. I would enjoy both of these places. Thanks for sharing.😊
Aqueduct Park is not a traditional park with grass but more natural landscape. Most of Romes aqueducts are located in the park. It is huge. Several thousand acres i would think.
I live in Tivoli,I love it! Also visit Vivaro Romano
I have never been there I will make sure to visit soon!
I’m totally flabbergasted that you can discuss Tivoli without a single mention of Villa Adrienne or Villa d’Este!! Both are wonderful and worthy of a day trip themselves.
Only be half flabbergasted as I did mention Villa d’Este and included video of it. Were you sleeping during that part? Hadrian’s Villa was closed both times we visited
Rome Italy ❤
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Thanks for the detail video. One question if you know the waterfall is full water in summer??
Yah the water flows all year long
Great video with an interesting self excursion from Rome! Adding it to our stay next month. Does anyne know if it is necessary to bring electrical socket converters tipe L to plug in our devices, when staying at hotels in Italy? Thanks!
I am glad you enjoyed the video. Not sure the name of converter but you will need one. Pretty easy to pick up in Rome but maybe easier to bring one with you.
Awesome video! I haven’t been able to find a lot of information on how to reach the aqueduct from the metro. I’m glad to explained it so well with this video. Is there a trail to reach the Via Apia Antica from the aqueduct? Thanks.
Thanks, there is a trail and you do have to ride down some side streets mainly residential streets cross one busy street and it’ll take you over to Aqua Park. The GPS works very well It should keep you from getting lost. There’s only one small section. You have to actually ride on the shoulder of a busy road after you leave the Aquaduct heading back.
@@RozierRoma I saw some trails using Google Earth, but I’m afraid of ending up in someone’s backyard. By looking at the computer screen it’s not clear to me what’s part of Valle della Caffarella and what may be private property. Regards.
I have a gps link using Kamoot that is free to use. It is in the video description. Good luck!
Would love a video on travelling along the Appian Way and visiting the Catacombs of St Callixtus - I understand we still pay for a tour of the actual catacombs and require an entry ticket. Thinking of hiring e-bikes to do it or best just to get the metro ? Or do you think some other Catacombs are better to visit (I don't need to see human remains) eg: Catacombs of St Domitilla also nearby
To view Via Appia Antica it is best to get bikes at Easy Bike Rental Roma located at Circus Maximus. They will give you a GPS link to guide you. It is a great bike ride. On the path you can also visit the catacombs as yuou will ride past 2 of them .
Great content, could you do Napoli?
Very good suggestion, I know Napoli pretty well. I’ll put something together for a day trip from Rome to Napoli soon.
hey bud, thanks for the video, where's the link you talked @1:30 about for Kamoot?
Ooops Sorry about that. I just added the link. Thanks for reminding me.
Not very familiar with the Komoot app. How do I find your tour? I could be having difficulty because I am still in the United States. Thank you.
There is a link in the description of the video. Id you try the link?
@@RozierRoma At first, I didn't see the link. I'm all set now, thanks. I wasn't sure if we would have time to visit Tivoli, but I am adding it to the itinerary. Thank you.
Any suggestions on how to get to Tivoli with the train line being down over the next few weeks? The weeks we are in Rome no trains are running to Tivoli.
I am on the app and it shows there are trains. If not you can get a bus for about the same price as a train about 3 euros each way.. Use the Trainline app for busses. There may be others but I know Trainline works well.
Would it be crazy to have aqueduct park and the via appia on day two of my itinerary? I just find the engineering and durability of them fascinating
The best way to get to both in the same day is on e-bike. They rent bikes at Easy Bike Rental Roma next to Circus Maximus for a good price. They give you a GPS link to download on your phone. The ride is great and easy to get to both from there. That is how I would do it. If you want to spend all day or just a few hours this is the best way to go
@@RozierRoma awesome information, thank you!
DEAR GOD STOP THE CRAZY DISTRACTING MUSIC!!!
Maybe you need to find a new channel. All my videos have music and all will. I'm sure there are plenty that do not have music that will better suit you.