Top 10 Unseen Sights By Most First Time Visitors To Rome

I share my top 10 favorite sites of Rome that most first time visitors to Rome miss. There is much more to Rome than just the huge major sites such as the Colosseum, The Vatican, Trevi Fountain & many others. This video helps bring light to many of my favorite sites that are not as well known. These sites include Circus Maximas, the Verano Cemetery, Via Appia Antica, The Roman Acqueducts, Campo De' Fiori, The Jewish Ghetto, Piazza Gianicolo, Trastevere, Piazza del popolo and others. How many of these sites dod you see on your first visit to Rome?

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Video Chapters - Top 10 Unseen Sites by first time visitors to Rome
0:00 Intro
1:15 Circus Maximus
2:44 Verano Cemetery
5:07 Piazza Del Popolo
7:03 Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore
8:24 Trastevere
10:15 Piazza Gianicolo
12:12 4 Campo De' Fiori
14:00 Jewish Ghetto
16:09 Roman Aqueducts
17:59 Via Appia Antica

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[luciennedespota]

Nice list! Thank you! So a few personal favs here: 1)The basement in Palazzo Farnese, designed by Michelangelo, with ancient Roman mosaic floors. 2) San Clemente church, going down all four floors to the Mithraic temple. 3) The excavated rooms under the Church of San Giovanni e Paulo. 4) Church of San Luigi degli Francesi frescoes. 5) Taking the train out to Ostia (30 min ride from the train station) to see the ancient city there. So well preserved.

[LesleyFarquhar-ye]

Great video. I've been to Rome 5 times. The first time for a month in the summer as part of my university studies. I've always loved Santa Maria Maggiore which was blessedly cool in the height of summer. While I've seen much of Rome there's always something new to discover. I'd never heard of the Verano cemetery. My Scottish hometown Glasgow has its Necropolis thats become a fairly famous local tourist attraction.

[johnjames]

Just returned from Rome 2 weeks ago. For those wondering many of the famous fountains are being cleaned in preparation for the 2025 Jubilee, with fencing around them. Plus Metro construction ongoing seemingly everywhere.

But, despite this, it is still amazing what can be seen. The Capuchin Catacomb was oddly fascinating, and the Jewish Ghetto (try the fried artichokes) and Campo Di Fore were fantastic. Walking along the Tiber is great coming back from the Vatican.

We visited many of these listed areas - my only regret was heavy rain precluded our Appian Way and Aqueduct visit. Will just have to go back.

My sincere thanks for these videos - such a great help when planning out our days and what to see beyond the “Top Ten.”

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[Walkwalk]

Really like the overhead perspective showing the locations and how to get there info. I plan to visit most of your recommendations later this year. Thumb up!

[kathleenkalt]

Fried artichokes in the Jewish ghetto are magical the way they dissolve on your tongue. Also, lighter than air, the Bernini sculptures at Villa Borghese. We're traveling to Rome soon and will return to both places.

[kennethmonaghan]

Hi from the North of Ireland in going to Rome for Christmas I love watching you going around Rome🤗

[Vanlovestravel]

We saw the Jewish quarter, Circus Maximus, Piazza del Popolo, Trastavere, and Basilica di Santa Maggiore on our first trip. Adding some of the sites from your video on our second trip there. Thanks for the great tips!

[elaineblackhurst]

Really interesting ideas, thank you; I also appreciated the fact that you have taken the trouble to get the Italian pronunciations right, a fault that disfigures so many of these vlogs from Americans in Italy.

[mariusmarius]

Cool, thank you, just what i was looking for.🎉

[Jeffreyb]

Hello my friend. Great video. We have been going to Italy every year for the last 15 years and stay in Florence. We travel to Rome and spend 4 or 5 nights there. Love all the places you mentioned.

[kathyholland]

Thanks for the video! I really like the way you show and navigate on the Google maps to the different spots. Makes it easy for me to visualize where they all are. Been to Rome twice and visited 2 of the places on the list on my 2nd trip: Circus Maximus and Piazza di Popolo. I’d heard of all of them, except for the Verano Cemetery. Can’t wait to go back, hopefully by 2026!

[manueljacinto]

Near Santa Maria Maggiore there is the small basilica of Santa Prassede, a hidden gem not to be missed, at a two minute walk.

[sunjh]

So informative and helpful. Thank you! I have to pause and write a comment before I finish. I've been to Rome four times and still there' something I need to do next March I'm there again~

[marlyfreely]

excellent. i did not know about that road (via appia antica). i definitely will plan to do that route! thank you.

[jasnp]

I’ve been to Rome twice, I’m planning on spending nine nights there this December. I’ve been by the Circus Maximus, been to Trastevere, Aqueduct Park and Via Appia Antica on an e-bike tour. Thank you for your video content!! Your day trip video was very helpful. I’m going to two of the places that you mentioned.

[jimhertwig]

My 4th visit to Rome is coming up, this time with 2 of my granddaughters. Despite being there before, there are several things you covered that I’m gonna have to add to my list of sites to cover with them. Thanks for the info. Like your channel.

[thamireszambrano]

Perfect video! I was there few weeks ago and I wanna comeback. Hugs from Brazil 🇧🇷

[desererodrigues]

Beautifully done, not seen via Appia antica, Jewish getto and the cemetery and I live in Rome, thank you so much

[paolorossi]

Grazie for this video.Greetings from Rome