Yoooo ! Big ups all the way ! Full send 👍🏻

@leonardsheatravel

3 жыл бұрын

Lockdown in Canada. Hope you are well in Cali. Thank you for watching.

First time seeing Ths Spanish Steps! Nice tour.

@leonardsheatravel

3 жыл бұрын

If you are in Rome it is one of the places to be. Thank you for watching.

Thx 4 the travel tips! 👍

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

I couldn't wait to check this out. I finally got caught up with my work, so I can watch and listen to your beautiful music.

@leonardsheatravel

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to disappoint but no music on this video. I hope you still like it. Thank you for checking in.

Great video my friend I definitely want your life 😂🤣 Big like from France say me when you stop in France 💖 thks for watching mines on #DoubYO 🤗

@leonardsheatravel

3 жыл бұрын

I love France! One of the best places in the world! I hope you are staying safe and we can all get back to normal soon. Thank you for watching.

Great info! Can’t wait to go! Thx!😊

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Hope you have a great time! Thank you for watching!

Cool! 👍🏼

@leonardsheatravel

3 жыл бұрын

Happy New Year! How ya doing?

Very helpful! Looks crowded! 👍

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

👍🏽

@leonardsheatravel

3 жыл бұрын

Super Dave is on my channel! Thank you for dropping by sir! Love your live streams!

Thx 4 sharing ur tips! Will come in handy! 😊👍

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Thx 4 a great info video! Very helpful! I m ready to travel!!!!👍🚞👍❤️

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Beautiful vid 👏👏

@leonardsheatravel

3 жыл бұрын

Lots of information if travellers are going to Rome. Hope we can all get back to travelling soon. Thank you for watching.

This was very helpful! Thx! 👍😊

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

U better have good luggage as ur hauling it everywhere! LOL 🤣

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha! True! Thank you for watching!

Thx 4 taking us on ur journey!!! 🥰👍

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Great info!!! Love Italy!!! ❤️

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

Very informative n easy to follow! Thank u!😊

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Liked! Very cool to see! That escalator is sooooooo steep! I bet people will fall down those things quite often! Stay say Leonard!

@leonardsheatravel

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! Yes you have to hold on in the escalator! Thank you for watching.

@gnufz8623

Жыл бұрын

They had to build the Metro so deep down under because otherwise they would have kept digging into 2000+-year old historical sites and would never have finished. But - if you want to ride a REAL deep escalator: Moscow metro! It's deepest tunnel is close to 100m below the surface. Problem was that the communists didn't care too much about plans - they just dug deep enough not to collide with other lines, sewage or the Moskva... 😂. However, their Metro stations are pure works of art! They were built to be the 'proletarians' churches'. From Art Deco to neo-classicism - every single one worth a journey! As soon as you can go there again, that is 😉...

Very nice video as always! A Long time ago we were in the Roma. Really amazing city. Thanks for sharing. Have a nice trip. Stay safe.

@leonardsheatravel

3 жыл бұрын

I hope the world gets back to normal soon. Thank you for watching.

Thank you for posting. Very helpful. I find it interesting that people were pushing to get onto the Metro when people were still trying to disembark.

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Haha! Me too! People were in a hurry and wanted to get their seat. Thank you for watching

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Me too! People were in a hurry and wanted to get a seat. Thank you for watching

It was really usefull. Thank you. Could you pay your tickets by card?

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

I think you can use your card. Thank you for watching!

Great video! What hotel did you stay in? I stayed in Hotel Condotti right in that area in 2020

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

We stayed at the Spanish Steps. Did you like your hotel? Thank you for watching!

Your video has relieved so much of my anxiety! I will be following your path soon and feel prepared now! Thank you:)

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and your kind words!

As a Rome-knower, I can confidently say: Well done! Finding your way through Stazione Termini is not that easy, especially when you are there for the first time. Your tips for the tickets are also great. When in Rome, you will also find it fun to rent a scooter for a day or two. Helps you get around very well and you can especially go and see the sites that are a little further out of town (Tivoli, Ostia, Via Appia etc.). There is a good one right outside of Termini: "Treno e Scooter", when you leave the front side over the Piazza with the bus stops to the right. Can't miss. Kind and helpful, and if you book in advance quite cheap, too... BUT. Please do the world a favor and at least try not to goof yourself as an obvious tourist. One, it saves you from embarrassment, two, it saves you from most pickpockets. Nothing says "I'm a stupid tourist, please pinch my wallet!" more than waring a basecap with something in green-white-red (Italian national colors) or Italian landmarks like the Colosseum or the Pisa tower on them. No Italian wears that! If you want to wear a cap, take a Yankee cap. They are international and even worn by Italians. If you really want to mix in, you would wear a slightly tatty looking cap with a fashion brand such as Polo or Hilfiger or Nike. You may also choose an Italian Football club (Yes, Football. The real thing you actually play with your feet, not hot-dog-Rugby 😉), although preferably not one of the icons such as Roma, Juventus or Milan, that could also identify you as tourist. Take one of the underdogs such as Udinese or Bari or Hellas Verona. In any case - Italians love understated appearance, so don't choose the cap with the adidas-stripes in XXL and bright red - choose the one with the stripes stitched in the same color as the cap itself. Same counts for your football-logo. Oh - and: Italians don't wear shorts outside of their homes or the beach. You needn't dress up. Casual is absolutely ok. But when you go to town you try to make 'bella figura' - i.e. long pants. They can be linen or thin cotton when its hot, but shorts: Tourist! You can even show your ankles without socks when wearing linen summer shoes or Docksides, but sneakers are for sports. Sneakers in town: Tourist! Same as wearing shades indoors: Tourist! And then: Language! I knowa you finda itsa kinda funny whenna you trya sounda lika Italain. I've got news for you: Itsa NOT. It's quite embarrassing. Especially when you get what you think is Italian sing-sang in the voice right but everything else wrong! When you go to Italy, please pay the people some respect by at least trying to get the pronunciation right. If you get 'grazie' with an English R, no one will blame you. But if you trya to sounda Italian, but say "GRAHTSY" instead of "gratsy-eh" and - Oh. My. God. - "SPAG-NA" instead of spani-a, you are showing utmost disrespect for the natives and are likewise making a fool of yourself. Nowadays it doesn't even cost you anything. Google translator offers you absolutely correct pronunciation for every word in every language. All it takes is a minute or two and some respect. Italy is beautiful, and Rome is not only one of the most beautiful cities in the world - it is second to none. (and I live in the runner-up, Hamburg 🤣 ). Italians are just as wonderful! I have learnt to love the country. As an English native living in Germany, I am in Rome at least twice a year and have quite a few Italian friends. Italians always give a warm welcome to any stranger - but the more disturbing they find it when they feel treated with disrespect as a cliche. They will always be helpful and supportive, cos they'll find out you're a tourist anyway. But, please, in your own interest, don't write it on your forehead...! Oh - and there's no need to run for the Metro. During daytime it comes every 3 minutes.

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Wow! One of the best most informative comments I have ever seen. Can I pin your comment for all to see and learn from please? Thank you for watching!

@gnufz8623

Жыл бұрын

@@leonardsheatravel You're welcome! Please feel free to do so.

The Metro of Rome is not very extended for a 4 Million City, this is due to the very difficult building conditions. Practically eveywhere you start digging in Rome you will find some ancient remains, and for this reason the new Lines will be build very deep, much deeper than the ancient city ever was. And building a deep Metero is difficult and expensive

@leonardsheatravel

3 жыл бұрын

This is great information! I am going to pin your comment for all to see. You have a great point. So true. Thank you for watching and the great information.

@valerianocuomo996

Жыл бұрын

idiot 4 lines

Very VERY informative this video. Thank you!!

Very informative! TY!!👏

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Very helpful!!! Will be on your same path in March.

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Hope you had a great time! Thank you for watching!

thanks for sharing, really helpful

Super helpful. Thank you

Not a very smooth system. But you did a great job by making a video of this. This will help...

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

I tried. Thank you for watching and your kind words!

Omg!! That’s A LOT of walking!!

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha! European travel is a lot of walking! Thank you for watching!

@karimev2011

Жыл бұрын

@@leonardsheatravel I chose the bus! Way less walking 😊👍

I was just there. It isn’t as bad as everyone is posting on here. Normal things as in all cities all over the world

Hay brilliant video. Can you advice me or if anyone else reading my comment - how can I get from San giovanni train station (subway) to go to the vatican quickly? Am going there soon and am trying to find out easy options.

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Am I too late to give advice??? Thank you for watching!

@missyb5195

Жыл бұрын

Yes lol i have been … thanks for your reply tho lol i wish someone warned me not to take the train from San giovanni.. my friend got pick pocketed :(

Hey Leonard, do I need to validate the 72hrs tickets after purchase?

Hey, Leonard! Where do you truly recommend to eat around Rome and where you definitely do not. Tnx 👍

Where did you validate your ticket?

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

At the station. Thank you for watching!

I was told you have to be little careful from the gypsies.they can cause you lots of trouble .Is that true? Sorry for my word gypsies.I don’t mean it as a racist.if someone finds it offensive.I will change this word .

@leonardsheatravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!