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Around Rome on a Scooter—Via Appia, Garbatella, and More...

How about a tour around Rome on a Vespa? In this video our Vespa man Valerio is taking us on a tour of Rome starting at his office in Campo de' Fiori and ending in his neighborhood, Garbatella. To see my other Vespa video click here:    • Around Rome on a Scooter—Aurelian Walls an...   On our way we passed by the famous Roscioli bakery and San't Andrea della Valle church to turn into Via Vittorio Emanuele. We cut right to the Senate of Italy before making a turn and crossing the Piazza Sant' Eustachio with its famous coffee shop (   • In Rome Drink Coffee Everywhere but Defini...  ). Valerio then rode right behind the Pantheon and crossed the Piazza della Minerva with its famous elephant to get to the Piazza del Collegio Romano and passing under one of those picturesque "passetti". We then headed for Via Del Corso passing Piazza S. Ignazio, and Palazzo Chigi on Piazza Colonna. Valerio swung left towards Piazza del Popolo and then immediate right into Via del Tritone. On our way to Monti we passed by the Fontana di Trevi and Quirinale. Right before we swung towards the Colosseum (   • Step inside a real Roman apartment 🇮🇹  ) Valerio pointed to the corner where Mission Impossible with Tom Cruise was filmed. We went around the Colosseum (   • Step inside a real Roman apartment 🇮🇹  ) and passed the Circo Massimo on our way to Terme di Caracalla. BTW, did you know that the Terme di Caracalla had a significant impact on some pretty notable architecture in the US? From there the road took us through the Porta of San Sebastiano, along Via Appia (the Appian Way), the first major road ever built that still has some of the original cobblestones in place. Finally, we arrived to Garbatella, where Valerio showed us around and shared some personal stories. If you want to support my channel please subscribe and click on 🔔, 👍 and share. START: Campo de' Fiori END: Garbatella Vespa tours and more: https://www.dearomatours.com