ah, with spain's most beautiful village in 2022 is point today. to find out why in just a few minute. hi everyone and welcome to another edition of your max with me, your house to megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got in store for you today. a chandelier maker in vienna brightens up iconic building for all over the world. and our very own culinary occurred. felicitous 10 shows us how to bake the perfect people. they say that beauty is fleeting, but that is not the case for the small 12th century. village of points had day located in the northern part of spain. it's now been named as this year's most

beautiful village in the country. but what is disappearing in quite a day? it's population. most of its young residents have left this remote village for the big cities. while we met up with one of the locals who's fighting for the villages uncertain future in northern spain. less than 100 kilometers from bill bow lies the picturesque village of point. they leave the place even alone. so calls home due to his job. the teacher no longer lives here, but he visits as often as he can was. but i me, when, who is a day man to look to me or no to me actually, everything is valid. my parents were born in this village and i was to the ocoee. i come here every weekend, the live, the connection is still very strong. s, as in army, he continued in 2022, 20 day was added to the list of the most beautiful villages of spain.

but even alonso is worried about the future of this idyllic place, which dates back to the 12th century. because in spite of its beauty and historical attractions, the village is dying out. only some 50 people live here now. at bullock, i'm yellow. image is changed greatly cheery under 30 others. i've been in yellow. they used to be lots of people in here in the summer, but i know us and we came up plenty of friends every weekend here. so now that had less of value, i think i am, but thanks to, to resume and we're seeing more people in the really yeah. a bunch of a much better time to put a boiler. ah, that. i mean, it's wonderful. i want a house here. i'd like to have a little run by the river. i love the a loose, the fan alonso likes to show visitors around like in all the villages enchanting. we really like it. ally almost. i. e commerce in blue. when they,

they can certainly do with some more admirers for years. there hasn't been a school here. so there are no young families either. e been a long sorry, of meeting with antonio size. the bell ringer at the romanesque church of santiago the 81 year old has lived in one day his whole life. louisa blue village of today has little to do with the one of the past. a minute before this village lived primarily from agriculture and livestock of general thought that changed in the 19 sixties and seventies. they said when agriculture was in decline in the my low couple volume we bought farming was a highly valued back then. and people started looking for factory jobs is always grand. of course, i feel bow and had plenty of work to offer them not only roles daily. i need to get with guntee that to attract young people to point a day he found along so helps

organize an annual summer festival, called laconia, was lucky. i bought a diva, and there is a sports activity in which villages or outside has tried to capture a flag at the end of the 5 or 6 me to long post. you might think a from what so hard about that is, i think we got the polls, greece a lot and it takes great care to grab the flag without supporting you. so make your hand with our an angle. her last enough we had as money along. so doesn't just organize events, he's also a midfielder. i'm pointed a soccer team, at least the village still has one, though not for every age group. all the players are local. was walmart, a hotel when it was founded? so that plays from an area who wants to play soccer, who i would come to point in day or food while they last or not. and they come to you on saturdays. they go out to have something to eat or drink a day before and after the metal a gorman. and it was a way to socialize people from the area, but the, the, and at the same time, it helps draw folks to points. and that

a lot yet waste puts the idea and they are up when they leave on. alonzo isn't ready to give up on his birthplace. he thinks, being named one of spain's most beautiful villages could give fresh impetus to 20 days development just but of, of when i hoped that point and they weren't disappear, they sell even if it only has around 50 habitants. myself included, you know, he's doing but i'm registered in the village, although i don't, i live here year round it. oh, you got it. i think you can vanish. yeah, not only is the village. beautiful. see, there are also many people who have their roots in point to day and weren't i had it. i and he can not get up nor by the how to get a, get him. what out of world ah point the day and endangered beauty looking to attract more than just to f. another endanger duty has been the delicate trade of handmade chandeliers. but most chandeliers nowadays are produced by machines because making them the traditional way is said

to be too expensive. but there are a handful of companies which still dedicate themselves to the craft. and one is the venus company. lo maria, which has been making chandeliers for more than 170 years, and thanks to demand from luxury hotels, opera houses, and those who can afford them. lo, myers, chandeliers continued to shine brightly blue. just a few finishing touches than its complete de starburst chandelier. is load my as most famous item all over the world. this renowned viennese companies, chandeliers transform ordinary rooms into ballrooms. the manufacturer has reputation for its extraordinary lighting designs, $200.00 of which are sold in more than 40 countries. every year. the company has been hand crafting chandeliers,

since 1850 so beautiful. the team is united by a passion for croft. this one is perfect. leased out me hawking, i've always been fascinated by light. we use traditional craft techniques and then we have the light. so there's a lot of variety to our work who surf it up. excellent, super. ready o mathias high shot builds of frame for the chandelier and then makes the pipe fittings wash record or the pieces of pipe my cards and i use for the chandelier in touch with the beams and also for the pipes oh, the illumination oh all of her to osler don't. ready after being cut to size the pieces of firmly attached together. for example, in this step called phrasing, then the surfaces are finished elsewhere. afterwards they go to eric, marvel. he is responsible for the assembly and the electrical parts.

all the cable connections are discreetly hidden in the chandelier sphere. once the frame is finished, the work begins on hanging crystals. this particular piece consist so of 16 lamps and about 500 glass stones. they lost her vehicle sharing lay away 16 kilogram. it was and it will be shipped to the united states. that's also a challenge for us because we export a lot. we always have to meet this specific electrical requirements for that country, matea bray and the electric former atmosphere. the says that maybe the right in dockets for that control and the wiring hobble, everything has to fit the regulations of that country for for the bishop, with this interplay in london. it will definitely be a lot easier if we could just put wax candles on each one. they would work everywhere. before the chandelier goes out to the customer. the boss has one last

look. we'll do the safety tests for the usa tomorrow. ah, this one has really turned out beautifully. asher and ridiculous. the company has high profile customers all over the world. star interior designer ferris were fully quoted accustom size starburst chandelier for canadian rappa drake. he supervised the installation at dregs luxury mansion in toronto. along with the team from lope maya de la stuffer, the, the chandelier we made for dreg was this model, but considerably larger at 3.8 meters high. okay. and it is the 2nd largest chandelier of its kind next to the original, at the metropolitan opera in new york. i in the metropolitan opine new york, the original, was designed in vienna in the 19 sixty's for the metropolitan opera house in the 19th century. low of my decorated king ludwig. the seconds had in teams

a castle in southern germany lobe. my a chandeliers also decorate one of the small ballrooms in vienna's imperial palace . the whole spoke, as well as the auditorium of the vienna state opera, and the athens concert whole the loose, the is for them all chandelier is a grand object for him, a very dominant part of the architecture. albert is able all the thought, it is just that one d town needed to complete the overall assemblage ogden up sh, least. oh, that one detail comes at a price. the cost of a viennese chandelier starts in the $5.00 digit range. and from there, the sky's the limit. fine craftsmanship for an exclusive clientele, oop. now k, well,

it is time now for something to eat. and to day one of the world's most favorite foods is on the menu pizza. but instead of ordering it or going to a restaurant, euro max reporter, ann foodie phyllis at this 10 is going to show us how to make neapolitan pizza at home. so get your appetites ready for a yummy cooking. nathan, i learned is it how to make the floors picks up hope what can go wrong and what is important? i will let you know one secret before us that we will not do anything. ah, hi, my name is phyllis at as 10 and today i'm going to make pizza for me, the best food in the world. of course, with that, with the doe, the choice of flour is very important. this is not normal flower,

this is the 00 flower, which means it's got more protein and well good. so the dog is more elastic and gets more baffled once about right now, many people with one water for you see those but are really good. pick that up in the cold water. and now here's my 1st very important tip release. normally you would put in the whole thing. yeah. but for a good pixel, you only need a tiny bit as we will let the door rise for 24 hours. now we mixed the yeast with a water a part when installed and that no, uh no, nothing only meeting. so now you have to wait for at least 10 minutes because you really want to stretch the door.

sometimes hands are better than machines. okay, let's see if the consistency is right, there's a test using finger and put it in the door and if the don't jumps back, then it's done. okay, great. put the though back into the ball. now cover the dough, and then rest for 12 hours. we leave it at room temperature. don't like maybe 18 degrees in berlin. it's called so it's perfect. after 12 hours, i'm going to divide the dough into balls. and now you shouldn't need the dough again. use a dose gripper or a knife to divide it into pieces. neapolitan sy, if it's a should be around 250 to 2 grams per pizza ball. so that the and now we want to round the dough with this technique. he also falls in a limit of air,

which is nice to get fluffy bubbles. now, these beautiful balls go into a box to prove for another 12 hours. good night. in the meantime, i can make the sauce you use very good tin tomatoes. now you can use the hands again. now, winning salt and pepper apart. and one can and a little bit of garlic it has pay. the garlic makes everything better, right? and i use press for basil tip number to hit. we need as much as we can have it up as long as you can up to half an hour because me lady one of the pot and i will use a pizza stone and it's important to this up as well. so in the i'm gonna go to the pizza don't allows the dough to bake even the also it gives the pizza

a really crunchy crust. finally, we are ready to go. now to number 3, we don't need it rolling pin because this would push out the air out of the door, but we want to keep it inside. so we only use our hands and be very gentle. and don't press down the road just because we want an extra fluffy crust. tomatoes with. c and now the italian colors are complete. right here i have buffalo mozzarella for the flavor, i use a limit of parmesan cheese. you could also go form to go to not a good driller of olive oil and to finish the antenna flag. best oh,

now into the oven. you really have to be quick. this is homemade, homemade, ah. and now 24 hours later i can find it. now you can see why the no point in style. pizza? yes. the very fluffy and rather thick pressed. the very juicy center so that you don't have to go to a restaurant to get a very good pizza. you can make it at all legs. good. the hand, if you would like to see more reports featuring delicious dishes from all over europe, then be sure to check out our youtube channel d w. food. next up,

we are off to the southern german city of munich. one of the country's most visited places. now most people probably think of october fest when it comes to munich, but it has so much more to offer with its quaint streets and squares the marine and plots with the town hall is perhaps one of unix most well known landmarks. even so, we found some surprising secrets about it. a library that looks like it's straight out of a harry potter filled. and the hidden rarely capsule, metal and plus is a must see for visitors to the southern german city of munich. but not even all the locals know all the squares secrets it. i'm a stephanie about him, amani i tore died and munich, and i'll show you the secret spots and more another before the corona virus pandemic munich. welcome some 8000000 visitors a year located in the city center. murray and plot square and the new town hall

with its $85.00 made a toll tower ah, must seize. this is also where our 1st secret can be found. that many hope you don't know that the new town hall house where they hadn't judge law library. it's an art nouveau jewel. i'll show you, you'll be peggy, it's my. the new town hall was built at the start of the 20th century. it was designed in near gothic style, with one notable exception. the law library moved into this room with its almost 10, made a high ceiling back in 1986. it's remained a specialist library to this day. biden flew on tours of the new i don't hall. the law library is a highlight and how many gas that are surprised when i tell them film shooting regularly take place and that fin lies them. annella descended this staircase in cabaret. that something many would never kathy live. fans of german soccer,

all know this balcony. because perennial german lay champions by on munich, you celebrate their title wins here. hanging with most people know that fire and munich players stand here. but for the last 4 years be friendly, plants can be found here. do you not gesture any? i'm glad for the fact that they grow so tall that if you're standing up here, you might not be able to look down and enjoy the. he was taking me. so in the early 19 seventy's, the square was transformed into a pedestrian zone. bringing with it a taste of southern european fled yet that behind me in the marg lyons either i right side in your town hall. many people know this column which we've the square, it's native american, but it has a secret, as i'll show you in a 2nd, a faggot i yet built in 1638, the marines. euler is over 11 meters tall. that's me. let me read that. what many don't know that hidden under mary's crown is

a relic of cassock as high as that i contains a piece of bone from dental and unix patron saint edwards, on as well as other realize that it will not make the market. i lie, an open hire, altar off. so at the 7 o'clock on sundays, they pray, the rosary here and all are welcome. i took the fish bone and fountain good its name from the fish that used to be sold on market days. here today is the meeting place for locals wanting to meet up at marian clots. but many don't know that this is where the medicare shuttles are butchers lifted up. i have, i was an apprentice, but you're a graduate. it a don animals again, the jump into the water and splash doctor's, he threw it used to the in february, but now the leap is held evarado layers in september. the last secret is actually clearly visible to all the mythical creature known as the lintel. the as i

had had in earlier times it was said i had certainly demarion coming even lower until it landed here. you will then it spread its poisonous bread. give the that how the plague came to nicholas. you've had that many come luckily, the plague is now a thing of the past in munich. but there are certainly plenty of reasons to pay this southern german city of visit london based designer, an artist, inca e. lori sees himself as a storyteller, for his colorful and eye catching creations he draws on his nigerian roots as well as his own life. in the british capital. he often uses london as a canvas for his installations, adding some much needed color to otherwise dull spaces. this colorful installation is cold in plants. we trust the work of british nigerian designer inca laurie can be found in london's mayfair district. he laurie had

a mission but wanted to try and chris that was for state space place of let reflection, meditation using plants and green greenery. so come here, sit down from a conversation, reflect, read whatever you want to do, but just being around in our green space that london and loves working with fry to fiber and colors. his installation, cold, happy street in south west london brightens up a gloomy space under railway bridge. he wants to bring more positivity to dull irvin spaces. when i create an installation, i'm in the studio, it's it, it's my, i have ownership at work. but when it goes into a space that has built in and what belongs to the people that they are able to kind of in a crate, their own narrative. and they are the fabric of that word becomes of that one of one of the community. and also, it kind of gives those people sensors you know, belonging and was successful proud of their environment. you know,

he's produced countless installations for art galleries and events like this playground for adults during the 2019 con film festival. inc is always bursting with new ideas which ones will walk in the public work you know, asked us, well, i like how is that on and why locked in the most? because i get to sort of design and leave it. and then just seen people's reaction to it's just once. inca the son of nigerian immigrants launched his design career in 2011 when he reinvented 2nd hand chairs giving them a multi colored makeover. much of his work is inspired by the stories and west african fabrics from his childhood for its earnings is kind of is based around. so who i am. i am living as a kid of always full. i was living with 2 license, you coaches in a british much urine own, and i love both cooked, both with coaches, but how do i celebrate her?

and i think the best way will thing was to do it through furniture. so take those narratives to i was kind of, you know, told while i was young on and on. i love troy, and so you know, re tell them in my own way, even kind of jumped up these crockery designs in 2020, during the 1st korean, a virus locked down to my obsession of colors is definitely something that's been inherited from my mom and dad. i was wondering when my mom, where did she get her inspection of california? it was oversee from her mom because that's been passed on to so mom of run, it's passions. me. hello. yes, yes sir. there's something that's just yeah, it makes me for positive and good positive feelings in the urban jungle, whether by day or night. inca laurie makes london more colorful, and that is something many appreciate and with that, we come to the end of another, shall be sure to head over to our website for all the information on our d. w. fashion collection on the label. you'll find tips on how to access blocked

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