The Rome Experience: Pizza & History Hunt 🇮🇹

■ ITALY, ROME: It's been 22 years since my first visit to Rome, the current capital of Italy and old capital of the Roman Empire that once ruled the entire mediterranean world. This being my 4th visit to the city, I decided to come up with a challenge:

How many of Rome's major attractions would I be able to visit in one day? And how many pizza slices could I eat?

Turns out quite a lot more than I had anticipated when I first came up with this Rome tourism challenge 🇮🇹

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■ THE FLORENCE EXPERIENCE: PEAK RENAISSANCE ITALY 🇮🇹

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TheNorthmanReturns

[Pete]

It’s fantastic to see your channel has grown to the point where you feel you can do the type of videos you wanted to do originally

[martina-sunflorencetours]

I'm reading all the comments now, I have no words to describe the emotion of reading all your compliments and appreciation ❤ I'm glad you enjoyed the video :) hugs to everyone!

[shrenko]

Martina is an amazing woman! I really hope we see her alot more in the future. Learned so much history from her and her skills in remembering the smallest details is amazing. She makes me appreciate the old buildings, sculptures etc. alot more. So much history you would never know about, by just walking around in Rome seing it with your own eyes!

[roberthammett]

Haraldo triggering Martina is top tier content. Great collab, she was wonderful and another fascinating video, thank you! P.S. loved the old clip from 2002 Northman at the end.

[mikesmith]

I love the interaction between the northern barbarian and the refined Italian scholar. Great video as usual Harald. 🤣

[AmericanEnglishBrent]

1:06:44 Why did I get a little choked up seeing her walk away? I thought there was chemistry.

[wolfepackfishing]

Words can’t describe how I felt watching this. I was in awe the whole time. Knowing I’ll most likely never see this place with my own eyes, I’m glad I saw it here. On your channel. Safe travels traveler.

[PauliusOrinas]

Wonderful video. Be sure to make more travel-history videos with Martina in the future: she is a great addition to the video content and brings dialogue. It's nice to see content with a flavour of the history of European civilisation, even if it's not as popular as regular pop content. Don't stop Harald!

[ThomasPenn]

I’ve got to agree with everyone else, this video is outstanding. One of the best videos for a while! The chemistry between you two is brilliant. You two should tour Italy together!

[nowhereman]

Martina is such a sweetheart. A national treasure with a lovely sense of humor revealing a glint of fire here and there. It's a good thing there was no broom within arms reach, or you would have felt it.
Cutting your pasta? Ha! When I was a kid in the 50s, a family of Italians moved in next door. Our families got along well, but we weren't real close. One day _The Salvatores_ invited one of my older brothers over to their house for dinner. Of course, spaghetti was on the menu. My brother, being the dork that he's always been, didn't like wrestling with the long strands on a fork trying to get it into his mouth with half of it hanging out on his chin. Well, his plate of spaghetti was served to him by Mrs. Salvatore. The first thing my brother did was to grab a fork and a knife. Then proceeded to cut it up until all of the noodles were about 1/8 inch long. Then ate it with a spoon! The whole family was horrified. Needless to say that that was the one and only time any of my family was ever invited to dinner in _The Salvatore's_ house. Poor Mrs. Salvatore. Me? I woulda scarfed it down and asked for seconds.
One hour and eighteen minutes. It seemed like 20 minutes. Thanks for the wonderful tour and the hit and run history lessons. I realized that there are so many folds concerning the history of Rome that it would be impossible to cover everything. And that covering only one thing thoroughly wouldn't be wise. Tell about what you see. Now, that is interesting.
Good job, old son.

[chainmnm]

Martina gives out such warm and wifey vibes. What say Haraldo? Time to settle? I approve!☝😀

[alfioragusa]

Thank you, Mr. Baldieri for another amazing video, you and Martina are the perfect combination. One of the best videos so far.

[brendangrube]

I am completely enamored by Martina. I find myself smiling all along and entranced by the Beauty of Italia! Can’t wait for the next episode!

[Romariodp]

Herald and Martina look so awesome together making the vlogs worth watching a number of times... ❤

[tomtribby]

Thank you Harald it was lovely to see Martina again Cheers!

[ottorotto]

Italy is the most beautiful country in the world, Rome looks like a open city museum, its incredible

[rileywhittenberger]

I love this stuff from the both of you, you guys are so knowledgeable about history in Florentine, Rome and just Italy in general, you both work well with each other. I am learning so much!

[goapebilly]

I remember from years ago when u visited, u gave a homeless guy a expensive statue for him to sell, and all ur viewers were in search of him, as well as u fought with the scammers who do the street art, the jumped you and the police saw ur video about it, plus first time u meet the tour guide and gave her tours a enormous boost

[robprice]

Wish I could hit the like button more than once! Absolutely nailed it here. Martina is such a beautiful person and really elevated this with her extensive knowledge.

[DOODYDOO]

She is such an awesome person to take you around Italy! Smart, friendly, beautiful.