Rome Highlights by Golf Cart: Private Tour

Admiral Tim here with a great recommendation. If you're going to Rome, take a guided tour, especially if it's your first time. We started from the Marriott Grand Flora and here is the Aurelian Wall just outside the hotel, it's amazing. Now our tour guide picked us up on a golf cart right from here. Now you can customize these tours any way you want if you do the private one. Yes, we spent a little bit more but we wanted to see some things that people might miss on the non-guided tours or if they try to see Rome on their own. There's a lot to see and we just let this guy free ball it and Alex was amazing. Six, seven degrees in the sun, oh it's perfect. When we have time to get out, take some pictures. Oh, we will, we'll hold that together. It would take about an hour now with the traffic, even more with a real car. That's not the suburb, this is the business district of Rome. Wow. And Rome goes on the other side to Borealis. It's humongous, nobody understands how big it is. Walls you have by the hotel, those are part of the Aurelian Walls. Consider you have the right. It was 18 entrances, so the part we just went to was outside of Rome. The floor was just in Rome. This side of the river, we're crossing now. The tradition ever since is that it's extremely loud. You take your kid here, at least my son Thomas looks like him. It doesn't look that big, I'm gonna stand from here, but it's, you're looking at the largest concrete dome in the world, which is water. The best bocetta, the best prosciutto, the best, I don't know much about it. And the home prosciutto, home production. Don't even bother to put in the queue. Locals, writers, heavily inebriated, wrote poems, books, that now are studied in school on a national level. They became extremely famous, like Jack Kerouac, for example, like the equivalent. Anyway, and just like Sibley. So yeah, it will look beautiful, but I've been obsessed with this apartment. So it's only what, four story high, plus the rooftop. You have no idea of the view to get from there, because nothing is high here. From there, I assure you 100%, you see the Colosseum, the Pantheon, St. Peter's Basilica. So this is like three, four, five million, easy. Searched it, I cannot find it. We're literally stepping into the 1970s, 1980s. They never changed anything. First place, last year, 3rd, 3rd, 3rd. Rome is not pedestrian, it looks like it, but it's not. Here it's pedestrian. So you can enjoy, you know, lunch, dinner, and your kids can run around. Super safe. Something to eat? Omelette pasta here. Very simple. Just the end of the world, you could die happy at this. The line is all the way up in there. He destroyed like, he destroyed three cars, and one we had to replace everything, you know? We're here at Inoteca Corsi. This is where Rick Steves ate when he did his tour of Rome. Let's see if we like it as much as Rick did. Is this a shopping mall? It's a theater, it's a theater, but not a showroom. But it was a big, not a Ford, you know, Nobel, Aquarius, Nobel stone. So they used what was laying around. You have a top of a Corinthian column here. You have a foot of a statue. All this, this patchwork of stuff. And then you see, you have the path going left, where those people are walking. So you go straight, and before you start going this way, without taking pictures yet, after you do what you want, before you start walking this way toward the view, stop, you're gonna see the Dome of St. Peter's Basilica, perfectly framed by the tree. What you need to do is freeze in your brain the size of it, even how much details you see, but mostly the size, how big it is. Once you remember, so without taking pictures yet, without, remember how big it is. After that, you walk 30 seconds. You're gonna have three little steps, balcony. People will be there, probably. All of Rome will open at your feet. Only when you're at the top of the balcony, look at St. Peter's Basilica. You're probably gonna be like, what the hell am I seeing this? Take all the pictures you want. On the way back, you do the opposite. You walk back into here, without looking back. And when you're there, you turn back one last time to look at the Dome. That's where my son, Banana, lived when he was a little kid. I'll tell you all about it, and it's all the pictures you want. It's, it was not planned. Nature, one of the few places in the planet. Let's check it out. How'd you do? I didn't run as much. It wasn't good, was it? It was not good. The unknown soldier. Oh, I see him. The guy on the horse. Yeah. He became the first king of unified Italy in 1861. He said he was Victorian. I was the second. It's always called the Victorian. It's the animal. It is, this is literally the best, my favorite way to arrive at the Dome. Imagine if you didn't know. Oh. It's beautiful, right? It's the second oldest Jesuit church in the city. But you don't have to wait in line to get in. It's made by Agrippa. The consul of Rome, three times in a row, did the pantheon. I'd like to point out, any city in the world, they find something like this, they're going to have charter planes going there and they're going to charge you 40 bucks for it. They even have a mapping starting now. I see. Probably for free and no one else.