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Zoey!! Love and miss you so much, too!! Thanks for your kind words - since YOU are the person who inspired me to start my channel, that means the world to me!!
Yes September is lovely! This was filmed last year which is why you don't see masks and why you see more people. But much of what I said in the video is still true for this year, such as the weather and things to do.
I have seen the Rome National Museum years ago and remember it wasn't crowded. I really don't remember the Basilica of Santa Maria, its on the list for 2021.
Hi Kim, I assume you are referring to my recent Rome in September newsletter. Yes, both are worth visiting, the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli and the Diocletian Baths as part of the Roma National Museum. Let me know what you think!
Hi, I really like your videos. I am now watching "Rome in August" I am going to Rome tomorrow!!!! 2nd visit. Such a beautiful city. We are heading then to Sicily!!! Why not do a guide to Sicily?? Ciao
Hello and thank you so much for watching my videos but especially for letting me know you like them! I'd love to do a Sicily guide too, but so far am still working on a lot of Rome content. Hope you have/had a great visit to Rome!
This all great but we just found out that most of the city will be dug up, boarded up, or clogged up all in preparation for the Jubilee. Our hotel in Rome might have mentioned this was about to happen. Now what?
You may be interested in the most recent video I made which is about the 2025 Jubilee in Rome. I made a whole section about the preparations underway, and I show what is current under scaffolding/construction and what is not. I did this part for people like you who are planning to come in 2024 and are worried about things being boarded up. I truly believe if you are coming in the next few months to Rome, you will be able to enjoy MOST of the must-see sites without any obstacles, with these exceptions: The fountain in front of the pantheon (but NOT the Pantheon itself which is open normally) All 3 fountains in Piazza Navona (set to be ready before the end of the year) Michelangelo's Pietà and Bernini's Baldacchino inside Saint Peter's Basilica The angel bridge leading to Castel Sant'Angelo Piazza Venezia which is a 10-year+ project for the Metro C and unrelated to the Jubilee In the video, I show a lot of the must-see sites that are NOT under restoration, including the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Pantheon, Colosseum, Sistine Chapel. Also the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill are mostly free of scaffolding with few exceptions. I hope you find the video helpful. ua-cam.com/video/ocmA7rKxBZY/v-deo.html
Thanks for the videos, we like them very much. The information is really helpfull, however it will be much better if you could film more shots of the places while we hear your comments about them. Thanks again.
Thanks a lot for watching and for letting me know you enjoy the videos. I am still pretty new at this and am learning so much, especially from all of you. I'll take your advice to heart and will work on this. Thanks again!
Thanks for watching my video. I filmed this last September. Thank you for your suggestion about filming the different neighborhoods. It's actually a project in the works, so please stay tuned!
I'm from Florida and Rome can be like south Florida-hot. In fact, it's been that hot for the past few days (high 30's Celsius/ high 90's, low 100's Fahrenheit.) And Rome is like Florida in that it gets humid and muggy. So if you are used to that heat, the heat in Rome probably won't surprise you. On the other hand, if you are coming in September, it won't be as hot, which is why September is peak season.
Hello Allysa, can we purchase tickets to the Pantheon ahead of time and just see it for ourselves? Also, can we just go into St. Peter's Basilica on our own and walk around if we go early in am? Thanks!
Hello Cindy and thanks so much for watching my video. As of July 3, 2023, you do need a ticket to enter the Pantheon. You can watch my video about it here: ua-cam.com/video/UFEUxc4t2FU/v-deo.html Yes, you can purchase in advance although as I write to you now, tickets are available only up to the end of August. But as I mention in the video, you can even buy these tickets closer to your dates. And yes, absolutely you can go to St. Peter's Basilica on your own and walk around. Here are some tips for skipping the long lines to get in: ua-cam.com/video/JfBlqsU91Pc/v-deo.html Have a great time!
Thanks for watching my video. I filmed this last September which is why you don't see anyone in this video wearing a mask. The video is meant to show you in general what Rome is like in September, including weather and things to do.
@@Romewise I am thinking about coming from the UK this September. Any chance you can do a video about what it's like in Rome now? What it looks like, what's open, how it feels? What to expect?
@@MSK81 for a sec she got me there, i was so joyed to see life back on street. So badly want this pandemic to finish so we can live and enjoy these beautiful places.
Thanks for watching my video. I filmed this last September which is why you don't see anyone in this video wearing a mask. I have videos on the channel for almost every month. They will all be here eventually. I thought people might find helpful what to expect regarding weather and things to do in general. Obviously this does not factor in the current situation with COVID.
Hello Serife and thanks a lot for visiting my channel. Yes, absolutely September is warm/hot enough for swimming, especially during the first couple of weeks, which is in fact still summer. I have a video on my channel about the best beaches near Rome. I also have a page on the Romewise website about it. www.romewise.com/rome-beaches.html Enjoy!
Thanks for sharing! I'm actually visiting Italy Sept 26 - Oct 6 and I was always wondering about the weather. Would you say the weather is still pretty warm for long sleeveless sun dresses at the end of Sept/early Oct? I'll also be in Positano Oct 4-5.
Thank you! While nobody can predict the weather, I can tell you that in general, September weather is lovely and yes, you can wear a sleeveless dress. Just bring a cardigan for evenings and for going inside churches.
Yes, September is usually very high season so to avoid crowds you could come in winter (low season) or plan to visit sites very early or later in the day, and book ahead to avoid the queues.
Buying leather is very subjective and a lot depends on your taste and also your budget. In Rome I suggest Sirni, Fausto Santini, or Mancini for top quality leather but you are looking at about 300-500 Euros for a bag. If you'd prefer to spend less, you can go with some of the popular brands such as Coccinelle or Carpisa.
In Ancient Rome it would have been noon, but now it's around 1PM. I say around because it's not precise but you should plan to be inside by about 12:30 or 12:40 so you can watch it move.
Thank you for watching my video. Uber does exist in Rome but it's not the way you might know it. It's only Uber black, which means you will get a private limo driver. I suggest using regular city taxis instead.
Thanks for watching my video. I filmed this last September which is why you don't see anyone in this video wearing a mask. The video is meant to show you in general what Rome is like in September, including weather and things to do.
*👉🏻 Best Tours & Experiences in Rome:*
🏛 Colosseum Arena and Ancient Rome Skip-the-Line Guided Tour - gyg.me/RAGq0iBW
✝ Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and Basilica Tour - gyg.me/e9nSrgjD
🏛 Pantheon Skip-the-Line Entry and Guided Tour - gyg.me/IQIbC7qN
🛥 Pompeii and Amalfi Coast Day Tour by Train - gyg.me/ZPmf5SUq
🛌 FIND ACCOMMODATIONS IN ROME
booking.stay22.com/romewise/mRA8pgRd9m
Love and miss you so much!! AMAZING video Elyssa
Zoey!! Love and miss you so much, too!! Thanks for your kind words - since YOU are the person who inspired me to start my channel, that means the world to me!!
As soon as it is safe to be on a plane for 8-9 hours, I WILL return! I always miss Rome and consider it my second home.
Believe me, we are all looking forward to the day when all of you can come visit Rome!
grazie, for teaching me something new! tears of joy!
Awww thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks for the video. My wife and I just had our June 2021 tour of Italy pushed back to September; we're looking forward to the nice weather!
Thanks for watching! I hope you find it helpful for your upcoming trip!
Beautiful weather and awesome ambiance in Rome !! I am happy to see many tourists and i can’t wait to travel next time 😉👍🤞
Yes September is lovely! This was filmed last year which is why you don't see masks and why you see more people. But much of what I said in the video is still true for this year, such as the weather and things to do.
Soon I'll be in Rome. So excited, I love Rome. Your videos are awesome. Thank you.
Thanks so much for watching my videos and for your kind comments! Enjoy your visit to Rome!
I have seen the Rome National Museum years ago and remember it wasn't crowded. I really don't remember the Basilica of Santa Maria, its on the list for 2021.
Hi Kim, I assume you are referring to my recent Rome in September newsletter. Yes, both are worth visiting, the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli and the Diocletian Baths as part of the Roma National Museum. Let me know what you think!
Love your videos. Watched them all twice. We are so ready to be there. Hope to see you in 2021!
Oh wow thank you so much!! I'm really grateful! Believe me, we also hope you can come as soon as possible!
Great accurate usefull tips. Finally. Grazie.
Thanks so much for your kind comment! Glad it was helpful!
That crescent - just wow!
Isn't that so cool?
Hi,
I really like your videos. I am now watching "Rome in August"
I am going to Rome tomorrow!!!! 2nd visit. Such a beautiful city. We are heading then to Sicily!!!
Why not do a guide to Sicily??
Ciao
Hello and thank you so much for watching my videos but especially for letting me know you like them! I'd love to do a Sicily guide too, but so far am still working on a lot of Rome content. Hope you have/had a great visit to Rome!
This all great but we just found out that most of the city will be dug up, boarded up, or clogged up all in preparation for the Jubilee. Our hotel in Rome might have mentioned this was about to happen. Now what?
You may be interested in the most recent video I made which is about the 2025 Jubilee in Rome. I made a whole section about the preparations underway, and I show what is current under scaffolding/construction and what is not. I did this part for people like you who are planning to come in 2024 and are worried about things being boarded up.
I truly believe if you are coming in the next few months to Rome, you will be able to enjoy MOST of the must-see sites without any obstacles, with these exceptions:
The fountain in front of the pantheon (but NOT the Pantheon itself which is open normally)
All 3 fountains in Piazza Navona (set to be ready before the end of the year)
Michelangelo's Pietà and Bernini's Baldacchino inside Saint Peter's Basilica
The angel bridge leading to Castel Sant'Angelo
Piazza Venezia which is a 10-year+ project for the Metro C and unrelated to the Jubilee
In the video, I show a lot of the must-see sites that are NOT under restoration, including the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Pantheon, Colosseum, Sistine Chapel. Also the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill are mostly free of scaffolding with few exceptions.
I hope you find the video helpful.
ua-cam.com/video/ocmA7rKxBZY/v-deo.html
Thanks for the videos, we like them very much. The information is really helpfull, however it will be much better if you could film more shots of the places while we hear your comments about them.
Thanks again.
Thanks a lot for watching and for letting me know you enjoy the videos. I am still pretty new at this and am learning so much, especially from all of you. I'll take your advice to heart and will work on this. Thanks again!
Always appreciate your videos. Looking forward to a better 2021.
Thanks so much! Yes, we are also looking forward to a better 2021. :)
When was this video taken? Would love to see some of the neighbourhoods in Rome if that's something you are able to do. Thank you for the video
Thanks for watching my video. I filmed this last September.
Thank you for your suggestion about filming the different neighborhoods. It's actually a project in the works, so please stay tuned!
What do you call hot ? Bc I live in Miami and the Caribbean so my hot may vary from your hot my trip is mid September
I'm from Florida and Rome can be like south Florida-hot. In fact, it's been that hot for the past few days (high 30's Celsius/ high 90's, low 100's Fahrenheit.) And Rome is like Florida in that it gets humid and muggy. So if you are used to that heat, the heat in Rome probably won't surprise you. On the other hand, if you are coming in September, it won't be as hot, which is why September is peak season.
Hello Allysa, can we purchase tickets to the Pantheon ahead of time and just see it for ourselves? Also, can we just go into St. Peter's Basilica on our own and walk around if we go early in am? Thanks!
Hello Cindy and thanks so much for watching my video. As of July 3, 2023, you do need a ticket to enter the Pantheon. You can watch my video about it here:
ua-cam.com/video/UFEUxc4t2FU/v-deo.html
Yes, you can purchase in advance although as I write to you now, tickets are available only up to the end of August. But as I mention in the video, you can even buy these tickets closer to your dates.
And yes, absolutely you can go to St. Peter's Basilica on your own and walk around. Here are some tips for skipping the long lines to get in:
ua-cam.com/video/JfBlqsU91Pc/v-deo.html
Have a great time!
so there are no social distancing protocols or masks to wear? I see a lot of visitors but none wearing mask or keeping distance.
Unless she time traveled to next week, this is obviously not September 2020 😆
Thanks for watching my video. I filmed this last September which is why you don't see anyone in this video wearing a mask. The video is meant to show you in general what Rome is like in September, including weather and things to do.
You got it! I time travelled to September 2019 to make this video :)
@@Romewise I am thinking about coming from the UK this September. Any chance you can do a video about what it's like in Rome now? What it looks like, what's open, how it feels? What to expect?
@@MSK81 for a sec she got me there, i was so joyed to see life back on street. So badly want this pandemic to finish so we can live and enjoy these beautiful places.
Nice video, appreciate it. Must be from last year though, no masks?
Thanks for watching my video. I filmed this last September which is why you don't see anyone in this video wearing a mask.
I have videos on the channel for almost every month. They will all be here eventually. I thought people might find helpful what to expect regarding weather and things to do in general. Obviously this does not factor in the current situation with COVID.
What about swimming in september? Is there a beach weather? 😊
Hello Serife and thanks a lot for visiting my channel. Yes, absolutely September is warm/hot enough for swimming, especially during the first couple of weeks, which is in fact still summer.
I have a video on my channel about the best beaches near Rome. I also have a page on the Romewise website about it.
www.romewise.com/rome-beaches.html
Enjoy!
Thanks for sharing! I'm actually visiting Italy Sept 26 - Oct 6 and I was always wondering about the weather. Would you say the weather is still pretty warm for long sleeveless sun dresses at the end of Sept/early Oct? I'll also be in Positano Oct 4-5.
Thank you! While nobody can predict the weather, I can tell you that in general, September weather is lovely and yes, you can wear a sleeveless dress. Just bring a cardigan for evenings and for going inside churches.
I’d love to take the family to Rome but the queues for everything really put me off
Yes, September is usually very high season so to avoid crowds you could come in winter (low season) or plan to visit sites very early or later in the day, and book ahead to avoid the queues.
Just wanted to know the winter months of italy?
Winter in Italy runs from late December through mid-March.
I am planning to visit Rome in December.?
I have videos about Rome in December and Rome at Christmas. Have you seen them?
Hello I am going to visit Rome, Florence and Venice. I would love to find a purse to bring from Italy. What brand or place would you recommend. Thanks
Buying leather is very subjective and a lot depends on your taste and also your budget. In Rome I suggest Sirni, Fausto Santini, or Mancini for top quality leather but you are looking at about 300-500 Euros for a bag. If you'd prefer to spend less, you can go with some of the popular brands such as Coccinelle or Carpisa.
What time is the sun around the door on september 4 ?
In Ancient Rome it would have been noon, but now it's around 1PM. I say around because it's not precise but you should plan to be inside by about 12:30 or 12:40 so you can watch it move.
Is there Uber / lyft in Rome ☺️
Thank you for watching my video. Uber does exist in Rome but it's not the way you might know it. It's only Uber black, which means you will get a private limo driver. I suggest using regular city taxis instead.
you have to wear the mask while u walking in the street
Thanks for watching my video. I filmed this last September which is why you don't see anyone in this video wearing a mask. The video is meant to show you in general what Rome is like in September, including weather and things to do.
@@Romewise Do you have to wear masks in the streets now, 1.5m, may be more rules ..?
Yes, we have to wear masks at all times when outside, unless when you are eating, drinking, or obviously exercising (walking the dog does not count.)