Rome, Italy History Walk 2024 - The Forum to Trastevere

See where Julius Caesar ruled. See where he died. Learn the toilet habits of the Romans and many other bizarre facts in our Rome, Italy History Walk - from the Forum to Trastevere - surely the most picturesque neighbourhood in Rome, Italy.

Filmed in summer, see for yourself what's it really like in Rome - as we walk it's ancient streets and learn it's dark history!

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[mrobich]

Just in case you are keeping score at home, of the four types of video production you create for this channel: Walking Interviews, Silent Walks (some with subtitles), Scripted Walk and Talk or Q&A and "Off the Cuff Walk and Talk", I really enjoy the latter the most. Thank you for these great visits and the wealth of information :-) :-) :-)

[LivingWalks]

Ah Rome! There's nowhere as romantic - and nowhere that has such a bloody history. Walk through the centre of Rome from The Forum to Trastevere, and see where Julius Caesar met his end. Do drop by and say hello - we love to hear your thoughts about the video and Rome itself...

[disinfinity]

Love Italy, Rome is such a beautiful place! Great video 😃

[leighyogamindfulness]

Funny and fascinating. Nice job my lovely chappies

[WildPeonies]

Awesome video, Love Rome. Thanks for all the work you guys put into the videos, very much appreciated 🥰.

[RuePhoto]

Thanks Yvonne & Mike 🙂
That was such a splendid video, moreover with the walking history lesson as I was totally enthralled by it what with Mike's dulcet tones over AI!
By the way I've never set foot in Italy, let alone Rome; you're not a history professor by any chance Mike?!
Every time you mentioned Caesar I kept imagining Kenneth Williams exclaiming his famous line: "Infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me" from Carry On Cleo (1964)!
I also noticed much like in Lisbon that the staff in the souvenir shops appeared to be Bangladeshi & so were the majority of the street vendors.
I loved the way that they had listings in English, but that could have been due to the American institutions around that area.
What were the general food / drinks dining out prices like & also the average price of the Italian equivalent of a chinesa?
Have a truly wonderful week my friends 🤗

[BoyInAFridge]

Powdered mouse brains! I suppose it's no worse than some of the things we do today...