Rome Travel Vlog Winter in Italy What I Ate Best Things To Do

On the other side you have the historical center. So where you you can walk by and see a lot of attractions like the squares, pantheon, tribal fountain, spanish steps. You can walk through all of them. I'm currently in Rome, Italy. I'm already so obsessed. Right now I'm staying at a hotel called Horti 14. It's in Trasovir. It's kind of like a boutique hotel and I actually really like this area. It's a little bit tucked away but it feels really secluded and quiet. I've never been in Rome before so I do want to check out all the touristy places. The tribal fountain, vatican, colosseum, and the pantheon. And honestly I am so excited for the food. I did want to cut back on carbs but we're in Italy so it's gonna have to wait till the new year. We bought tickets online for the colosseum and I'll put the link down below if you guys are interested. So come explore Rome with me. This took about 30 minutes. We're finally at the entrance to the colosseum. Wow that is insane. A ton of cafes around here. I could definitely use another cappuccino right now. Oh look Korean market. If you're looking to exchange money a lot of people use the ATM machines. They're like located all randomly throughout the city but if you don't want to use your debit card try to look for a more reputable money exchange place. We exchanged money at a place called Fair Change. They have good rates and they're pretty reputable. I can't leave here without a magnet. I like this one. We ordered a carbonara pasta and also meatballs in oxtail sauce. Got a scoop of coffee and stracciatella and pistachio. Pizza and this is a honey and pear salad and this is a rigatoni with prosciutto and truffle. You can really smell that truffle. It is a rainy day today so we might just keep it a little bit light. And since it's raining it's getting pretty cold outside. It should stop in midday. I think we're gonna hit up a nearby cafe which is called Farro cafe and it had a lot of really good reviews. They have a variety of really good pastries so we're gonna head over there. By the way there's like cafes in like every single street here. It kind of reminds me of Korea. Look at this doorknob. Cappuccino. This one is with matcha and chocolate. I have seen this pastry around but I've never tried it. Of course I'm gonna try it in Italy. Salami. This is an arancino parmigiano and this was five euros. We also got a sun-dried tomato burrata cheese and basil pizza. This was almost seven euros. Wow that's so good. Okay we're going with the truffle carbonara and also the homey pasta with mixed seafood. I love how most water here is in a glass bottle. I just bought these two little espresso cups from a place called Bialetti and this is the Bridgerton edition but I think they're so cute. Truffle carbonara. Delicious. It's still really dark right now but we're heading over to get breakfast and they have breakfast at the rooftop. It's amazing. It just started raining but I think it's passing by so it should be okay. This place is such a vibe. I got myself a cappuccino, a bowl of fruits, and I also got yogurt with carbs. It was raining a lot this morning but it's pretty warm in the afternoon. All right so we already walked over 20,000 steps. Always make sure to be careful and to be vigilant when you're in a big touristy area. Watch out for pickpocketers. I did see a lot of scammers at the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. So yeah just make sure to be careful with your belongings. Yeah I think we're gonna head back and grab some dinner and then call it a night.