Thank you SO very much for posting the walks as many of us cannot get there per sickness. It brightens our days! Thank you again!

I usually enjoy these videos but the crowds of tourists are making me anxious!

yup - just got back 3 days ago and this is about how it looked. The nice thing about Rome is that everything calms down once you get away from the iconic area (coliseum, spanish steps, etc)

Back in the 50’sand 60’s everyone had a cigarette in their hand, which basically meant you didn’t have a right hand or left hand, depending on which hand you have a cigarette in. Today you don’t have any hands if you smoke because you got your iPhone in one hand and your cigarette in the other hand, you’re a big trouble!😂🤣😃

I’m enjoying my journey through one of my favourite countries all thanks to you

Ugh all those people!! Nightmare vacation scenario IMHO😟

Good video friend, really the atmosphere is unique, thanks for sharing

Great capture of the beautiful view at Rome Italy to walk around thanks for the tour

Goodness that's awful - a city completely overwhelmed by tourists! That is so not a vacation, and horrible for the locals.

Just got in to Rome today. I was in Venice for 4 days, beautiful city, comparison wise so far? I miss Venice for its scenery, Romes food so far? FANTASTICO.

Thanks for sharing this walking tour of beautiful area

OMG the humanity..... I can just imagine everybody in their togas....🤗. Roma is a favorite city .....it takes a lifetime to see just Roma alone ...

This was a beautiful walk, thank you for sharing!

Fantastic video! I learn something new each time. I didn't know about the small fountain at Trevi. Cool! They have done a wonderful job at the assassination site. Love the cats! Beautiful walk! Thank you so much.🥰❤️

Wonderful tour, my friend 👋 Rome looks cool, as always 👌

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We went to Rome in February of 2022 when people began traveling again post-pandemic and it was usually this crowded around Trevi Fountain. I know this because we stayed for a week in an apartment hotel just around the block from there so we would pass the fountain at least twice a day. I suggest going there very early around 6 A.M. if your accommodation is nearby. You might get the fountain to yourself and maybe just a few others.

The first time I was there , 40 years ago, there were as many people as now. I had problems in making the famous "throw the coin into the fountain"-picture even at that time.

Beautiful video!

Wow! What a crowd! I was in Italy 20 years ago, in January. Icy cold rain, but more space.

Every beautiful city in the world has become an expensive theme park packed with badly dressed tourists. 🙈

This is absolutely the saddest thing to see. Tourists walking on the stones of history ,an area that should be considered a sacred site and Cemetery. As much as I loved ancient history and the thought of finding out as much as possible of our history in the world, the very Act of disturbing the dead turns my stomach and makes my skin crawl. Deep respect and much love

An amazing tour, you feel like you are there!

Most tourists visit the well knwn tourist spots but there are others worth visiting, less well known Amazing Walking Tours has shown most of them previously. I am anight owl,so could visit trevi fountain and monuments beautifully lit up in the dark without crowds,between 3 to 4am

Love this tour thank you‼️👋🏻👋🏻🇺🇸

Love to see a day Italy! I walk in Istanbul to show its beauties!

Went here on Sept 2022 with my family all the way from Indonesia to Italy. Ohh brings back memories..

Awesome footage of the Forum!!😊

I was there at the same time as the video. I estimated that Americans were less than 20 percent of the tourists and that most of them were Italian tourists. they’re the ones who come out in droves with the good weather.

I love Italy and its people. I stayed in Rome but visited Venice, Florence, Pisa... Loved it ❤

I visited some of the most beautiful cities in the world. For me, Rome tops them all.

I enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing.😊❤

Great tour! Thanks for sharing!

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We were there on the 18th, the day prior to your walk, and walked to the Colisseum, then on to Trevi fountain, then intended to take a taxi back to the hotel. after 90 minutes walking. Three reallly crappy things that day... 1) the taxis and busses were on strike, 2) the Trevi fountain was closed when we arrived around noon. A guy was there spraying something, perhaps cleaner, on the empty fountain. 3) as you made clear in your walk, it was extremely crowded everywhere we went... The crowds have gotten out of control. It really felt like Disneyland on a summer weekend. Gross. Good for Rome's economy, but lousy if you're a tourist. I had mistakenly thought that in September the summer crowds would have lessened, but clearly not.

I revisited Rome two weeks ago after 8 years, it really looked like this! I was overwhelmed by the crowd too. The Covid shut down before had resulted in this travel rebound for sure!

The crush of humanity isn’t intriguing to me. I will avoid this spot in November.

Is this location ever not crowded?

My daughter was there in September, thank god she’s home safe now! With all that’s going on over there just across the water!!!’

Oh my, I’d rather sit in my back yard listening to birds

Just came back from a week in Rome this week, sure some of the sights are overwhelmed by tourists but there are lots of places that are quiet. Trevi Fountain was the worst, went there during the week and on a Saturday, both times I could hardly move. Wonderful place though. The Coliseum and the Forum are a must see, book ahead though

Spanish steps had a lot of litter on them when we were there in February 23 - can't sit on them though - it seems!

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I was in Rome 20 years ago and the amount of tourists were the same, there is nothing new here. And this is how every big city looks like.

Pues si les divierte... A mí los lugares antiguos no me atraen demasiado, pero las multitudes no me molestan ni un poco.

I would never want to walk these sites as I can feel the ghosts of all who have died in this before. Much as I love seeing these places, I could never bring myself to corrupt the sacredness😢

That looks like a real fun vacation😵‍💫. I prefer a quiet fishing hole or a walk in a deserted desert, but that getting harder to find all the time.

I remember that alleyway. It's busy like that like that when the cruise ships come in. They'll be gone at the end of the day.

Too many tourists.... its like a sheep yard.

Unbelievably over crowded, glad to see this video, completely changes my mind about going there 🤢

Thanks for the awesome walking tour of Rome! Any idea what's happening in Rome for early October? All the hotels seem to be almost fully booked from months ago!

Ultrahigh resolution picture quality! Very well done!

OG just what I want to wake up at 5 o’clock in the morning to look at some thing on my vacation it sounds really sucky!

Was there first 2 weeks of Sept. PERFECT in every way ..The climate freaks were disappointed the Rome didn't fall in the heat

It was crowded before the COVID. Yes, I was there, Nov. 2019. One month before the beginning of the Italy out break..

My wife and I went to Italy (Rome, Venice, Florence, Milan) for our Honeymoon in 1997….before the Lira currency was replaced with the EU. I was almost rob in broad daylight in Milan. We VOWED to NEVER SET FOOT IN EUROPE AGAIN!!

I was just in London and it was really busy …the tube was packed and poplar tourist areas were shoulder to shoulder…

Keep it

Thank you for interesting walk but would have appreciated knowing something about those sites we passed.

Nothing attracts a crowd like a crowd.

A very stylish couple👠👙🥻 19.00

So how many pics taken by cell phone did we witness in this short vid? Then multiply that by whatever to get the number of pics taken per day, etc.

We were at the Trevi Fountain on 19 september 2023. With my disability , I couldn't walk long distance or climb steps. Rome is not disabble friendly.

Very beautiful walking tour but I hope you make some walking tours from the less familiar non touristic areas of rome like piazza bologna or tuscolana

Left Rome on the 15th October 23 and visited Trevi twice. You would not have got to the Fountain of Love. Rome main sites were packed with tourists. Spent a day in Borghese Park to get away from the crowds and another walking the city walls. Can't believe this video the streets are so empty. 😂

Poets on the Spanish steps would get a permanent writers block 😂

Im glad I saw this, I do not enjoy crowds… and all this mass of humanity amassed in these places really detracts from the beauty of the place

I was there two days ago and it was crowded indeed!

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After a few days of touring Rome and Istanbul, the excitement turns into boredom as you get nauseated by the relics. Plus with all the scammers at Roma Termini, I think 1 visit is enough.

This is how crowded a popular tourist destination looks today with 8 billion on the planet in 2023. Now try to imagine how much more crowded this tourist destination would be with 3 billion more people living on the planet in the near future.

Rome looks amazing but the tourists are Horrendous l could not be amongst all those people, what a shame, it must be terrible for the local people😮

Omg

When in September was this taken?

CAESAR was the name of many as it means more or less Leader, I presume you mean Julius Caesar

I just love this fountain, if I make it to Roma this would be the first place>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>!\

No thank you; too many people.

Breaks my heart. Is anyone interested in what they are seeing?

I'm going there in mid November. Looks wonderful, and sort of looks like Disneyland with all the tourist walking around. I have heard of the tourist traps, but its like that everywhere you go. At least in major historic places.

Yeah, I was just there in September. Rome is beautiful but the number of people really detracts from the experience. I’d rather go when it’s ice cold and far far far less people. You get the pics and then you get out. Vienna Austria may not be as historical, but it’s way more enjoyable.

Its ok if they are nice people, its not the same if its a crowded hood

I am sure it’s good for their economy. I don’t do well in crowds so I would probably stick to small towns or off-season 😳.

Does anyone in the comments have any hotel recommendations for near the the coliseum .?Im booked for the 12th of November first time going 😅

Whats it like in November?

I only pay for a nice uncrowded beach with palm trees and warm temps, (during our winter🇨🇦) I’d not pay a cent for this nightmare.

Guess visiting in winter would be better to escape the tourist crowds?

Yeap, in the warm season that is very long, from April/May to October Rome is invaded by turists, not that I complain about it, but gives me a bit of claustrophibic feeling, when you happen to be in te center and you have to go from one place to another, instead of speed walking straight to you destination as you do in the rest of year, you have to zigzag around people, stop, wait, go again slownly, making you take double of the time to reach you destination. Best time to go around is January, cold but sunny and not so many people.

Ugh! Way too crowded. Is it like this all year round?

Far too many tourists at the main cities now. I was, however, in Norway recently and it wasn’t bad.

Wait until winter and then go.

!!!! Wrong info at 1:35 => that is not theater of Pompey where Julius Caesar was assassinated. => Here is J C assassinated "the Sacred Area of Largo di Torre Argentina" Largo di Torre Argentina is a large open space in Rome, with four Roman Republican temples and the remains of Pompey's Theatre. It is in the ancient Campus Martius.

it is very crowded with people just standing by the fountain with no real purpose. They are not looking at the fountain or taking pictures. They are just standing there

When is it not so crowded?! I don't think it'd be worth the crowds?? 😲

And this is why some places known for tourism have limits Like Machu Picchu

I hated my visit to Rome. too many tourists and the locals all visibly hate them.

World heritage sites😢

LOL and at 26:38 "The Curia of Pompey" you film the place where Julius Caesar was assassinated.

Got to be the most crowded chaotic place in the world.What a mess.In the winter the rains flood out the sewers.Gross

I cringe watching this, because the beauty and elegance of Rome is gone, overrun and destroyed by too many tourists…it’s very sad, and I feel very sorry for the local people who have to deal with this in their every day lives…I hope the Italian government are doing all they can to preserve their city!