in 45 minutes on the w, these places in europe, a smashing step into a bold adventure. the treasure map for martin globetrotters. describe it as some of us wriggled, begging sites on youtube, and also input the planning a trip to rome. we have some tips for the best places to eat and see on your next visit to at least capital a taste of nigeria in london to siblings. take your call in there a chance with the unique top us restaurant and what's behind the connection between indian prime minister and the render moody and the blind german singer. it has to do with a passion for music that and more coming up on your own that the

are you planning a visit to rome? and wondering how to avoid the crowds, a visit to the eternal city during peak season can be overwhelming. but our reporter, sarah, how cool has some tips on how to see the capital, the most popular sign? yes, rome is expensive and it's password torres, but i'm gonna show you how you can enjoy this incredible city on a budget and a few tips for how you can see things off the beaten taurus. first thing 1st getting up early is she when you want to see the main sites of rome? i'm here at the very fountain at around 7 am. it's pretty crowded, but trust me by 11. it's going to be absolutely pap. time to make a wish if it comes true and means i'll come back to grow

the and another timing to try to visit room outside of july and august. i really like main september for example. you won't have the summer crowds or the sheets now i had to one of rooms by conic plaza piazza, nevada. so we have to talk about accommodations. room can be expensive, but i still really recommend staying in the city center. that where you can walk to all the major sites easily, even if you spend a little bit more money than you would if you stayed farther out the coliseum, completed an $8080.00 is one of the most i chronic structures of the ancient roman period. it's intimate sports gruesome gladiator bottles, but these days it can be a fight to enter this place on a bunch of the cheapest way is to book your tickets to the coliseum official

website a month in advance. if you don't do that, you'll be forced to take an expensive tour with a tour group the day you arrive, or wait hours in line for official tickets released on monday. keep in mind that room state own archaeological sites and museums are free. the 1st sunday of the month after all this exploring, i've worked up an appetite. there are plenty of options to try at the a tally and say that i have yet to take away. let's learn more on the go for no, it will show me this legendary bakery has been family run for generations. i caught up with owners here we do to showing, besides a democratic food. so in bakery as you can find something that is really easy and a very expensive, you finish with 2 or 3 euros. i can show you the way we prepare. wow. where the magic happens? yes, of the particulars of the room. and besides that,

it's group select correct. it's very simple though, structurally like so. the real one, the typical one you find in bakery regarding get serious. if this is the real fashion pizza yank out with more for them to real the, it's amazing. 4 most torres don't know about the place we're going to next. a logical on this palace still belongs to one of the oldest noble families in rome. the stunning gallery, it's a jewel of the 17th century roman baroque period. i really feel like a princess in here. and honestly, i would so much rather spend the day here than waiting in long lines at the vatican n. yes, it costs 15 euros to enter the gallery, but i think it's worth it less across the tiber river to my favorite neighborhood,

bohemian and live lead. but i say that it's true, taurus love trust, david a, but there are many places that locals frequent to i need help with access. martha unable to change stuff from rome, i as mazda. i know why she loved best day, but she said, because it's really when you can see like whole parts of rome gathering together. you can see the rich far. you can see the 4 parts. you can see the freaks you can see the people, you know, from the bank accounts. i mean it's, it's really every person can find themselves here because it's really representative of ron. i can't resist following martha on to another, one of her favorite, the stable to hang out a big star. i learned why sharing a targeted or and to pass the board is a great way to spend an evening. this cost just 18 years or

hi has incredible de enrolled and i think i showed you a lot of ways that you can save money to, even if i threw away a perfectly good euro to try this out to what i hope by which comes true and i can come back to rome. yes, sir, and you're always welcome. cassandra amazed pittman is a blind senior from germany who has new found the same in india, but she's never even being there. the artist known as cas may was discovered on social media by indian prime minister and a render moody. she told us more about her person for indian music to cassandra may spend months. voice has won many hearts in india. but the 21 year old blind singer is from germany known as cas, may. she can sing and many indian languages, including candy, been going terminal and or do

the i started discovering india music in the usa. like i've been to berkeley college of music in 2017, and there was this indian on samba, which i really got inspired from. and i got home and started learning, hindi started discovering him new songs. and i also began to post songs and several indian languages on instagram. after a while, jetta money has made songs went viral in india after the countries prime minister, no rend remotely acknowledged her love of indian music and culture on social media in september. but she never expected the prime minister even to take notice of her . oh no more about the to no. no. the very surprised that he mentioned me in his

podcasts like what he mentioned me in his pod cast. and i didn't even know that this was possible. yeah. and the way it feels kind of shocking, but in a positive kind of way. the past may has been learning music and playing instruments since her childhood. she's been blind since birth, but that didn't stop her from pursuing her dream of becoming a musician. she's taking part in music competitions across germany and performed on stage. just her interest in indian music and culture has grown over the past few years. even though she's never been to the south asian country. oh oh. oh uh that's amazing. instagram followers

have multiplied since modi mentioned her in his pod cast and social media posts she estimates that over 90 percent of her followers are in india. the german singer posts songs on instagram in indian languages for the countries religious festivals and national holidays. the as a blind person, it's actually getting easier to post pictures and videos and instagram, which really makes me happy. i do need help with posting because of cutting videos and audios, etc. so i definitely need help, but actually practically speaking, you can as a blind person, post videos and pictures on your own. and you can also reply to comments and direct messages on your own. oh wow, this means

a lot coma. thank you so so much. tash may love the sound of the top block, a pair of hand drums from the indian subcontinent. sheet practice, is it an indian music school and we started the file. so i visited many indian concert words, indian classical concerts at the beginning when i discovered in music. and yeah, there was this tablo player and he was very great. and i was very like enthusiastic about hearing the different variations of sounds and the speed and everything. the techniques and i, i just wanted to learn it was like right away decision. and then this public affair became much of the teacher. i love the variations of sounds like you can always spice. so the sounds like there are so many different ways. and if you learn the top loves, there is no stop is cast may is hoping

to visit india soon to meet the hundreds of thousands of followers who keep inspiring her to sing more indian songs. she also wants to encourage blind people to pursue their dreams. just like she did in the world of indian music. the how can you bring the color mary, to lights from nigeria to the british college, one bite at a time, according to nigerian siblings if a young one. and emma could, frederick, they opened a tempest restaurant in london, turning their culinary dreams into reality. the

welcome to the well expressed night julian, nigerian purpose in london to me really be nigerian. this brother and sister team say yes. that. and i very faithful inventories. i said with is taken to the team if that was had, if it's a phase. and is that a fact now it will tell you all about it in about beyond say, in the fredericks restaurant. truth is, has been in northern london since early 2020 serving nigerian food in their own restaurant is a dream come true for the founding? do? oh, it was always to be shaving plates. we always wanted to have this a high frequency social misfits which is very much my life aligned with nigerian hospitality nigerian social gatherings. we also we have boisterous activity. authentic taste is at the heart of the concept,

but what makes my during cooking so good night, june food is which to mix 5 seems good, nice and smoke. it's dramatic, haughty food. this food has no clue is known as new. grace is food comp for tennessee. which will she will be born to nigeria and parents in law and america grew up in london. they travelled all across nigeria to research the closings. many facets and get it right. one issue get out of which superpower potential travel was back to nova nigeria to go learn about was, this was the last it i'm in to finish. there is a pen. take me to periods. did you write me on to say, is a peanut pumpkin fast to close? the whole thing with maple syrup x x, which will allow them to take it because not so much as a new k does know about. the simple in hub presented their own playful versions of

many nigerian classics like the west african staple july fries, which to coast has varied as to left key was in that you will we any being on that sweet things like this as it is how anything we that we the students and so that's what we have that kind of the most fun. but to piece does offer dessert made from typical 90 reading premiums, like planting waffles. but the pair were created with another dish as well. in nigeria, i think of course with the book and one of the key pin is o food is 6. and what we set to revise what i was sort of as being an ace thought. she kind of dumpling x vessel which was grateful and taken to this to, to carry over that plays with is into your mouth. via goosey bolt was

inspired by a childhood favorite goosey is a suit made from melon seats finish and red pepper and served with ever beads dumpling made of cassava, the vision of setting up an identity and restaurant like this one is also a childhood dream. there's nothing like it where they grew up in london, you uh, packed lunch children as school. and quite often while others might have been having some inches, a total price and alan trucks. and it was, it was like a plan of curiousity. so people in our 4th what's the orange rice and they go to a point and when we were at and i added in mid twenties where we just said to ourselves, well, jeanette, well why don't we give it a go? the 1st year's word tough. the opening was followed by a speed of corona lock down. after that they struggled with the aftermath. then in june 2023 be honestly unexpectedly helped out people up with eating mama

scenarios. and i think the week both actual concepts and over the course of a 1000000 people of i have been in talking to him in know for london streets where he being and um, how restoral was full for the kind of concept days. even better cheek has became one of 100 places chosen to host a lunch for black business. people held by the nazis foundation, be good. they came away with a grant worth 9000 euros. it was really honest. and such an honor to be chosen as one of the businesses to receive the guar. i think if you wanna say it was going to make an appearance of the rest of has so yeah, we'd be having to close the doors because that would be cues or to me, taught them. and she's such a global superstar of but yeah, very much time it for her as a z to come down enjoy. i june at any rate to celebrities would have

a hard time finding the jury in top of anywhere else. because according to if i in law and in my god she this concept is the only one like it in the world. it's often said the germans have no sense of humor. but is it true? who better to find out than our australian reporter brent, dennis? he lives in germany now and is constantly discovering interesting and sometimes corky customs in his new home country. you know, on finance, right. quite can i make the germans last? let's find out. boss is vice when nick is new a month, correct? yeah. yeah. i have one side, simple, full appointment and schedule on the sides to make germans last. i need some help. me. daniel stood my mental today regarding jen, and sheila and jennings, before me, i've seen that daniel's done may be american by the thought for 11 years. he's been

appearing on gym and stages as a stand up comedian. i perform with germans almost every time i'm on stage. right. so a lot of times they're performing in english and there's an amazing stand up scene in berlin and drought. germany that has grown to german comedians often take flex copying the americans. so what are the prospects for my own comedy too expensive? can you tell me what was the age? very funny man, christopher as this. yeah, i think my boss comes in a brass is this on a very gone stage for very many people in the germans who. ringback you sounded like you were trying to do an accurate german accent and no one wants to hear that. really. i mean, there is a humor and that like an i think that that's something you know, maybe in particular to like traditional german, the humor is the,

your accent is different from my accent, which, you know, what part of germany are you from is already a hilarious trophy, put then will i be able to hold my own with the other comedians on stage that evening? i'm supposed to appear in various billing clubs. then i haven't even put together a real scripts whatever we're doing, you have to have an opinion on it. okay, well that's the start of any jo, i don't have much time before my thoughts, appearance. i'm pretty no worst case scenario would be a black out on stage. the yet, about running a bit late but of night. so the venue from a show the evening before christmas stage, daniel shows me the rights dental judge. this man just does it have to that can say anything. you don't know what it says, it can say all ginger fires. and now i'm on my even doing here,

the talks about generalize all the culture for an american audience. yeah. oh, that's where you know me from now. actually a little popular on social media and have 2000000 followers say i'm funny or in the videos because i do this and find some time to hold more. um and this i get to do a one time then. yeah, you see how that goes the that was a warm i'm now let's see how the next one goes. the nose, you know, comedy clubs and stand up, comedians were all the rage of germany during the 1990s. the id behind open mike nights is that everybody gets a chance. like we're watching tv and there's times we're watching this guy dressed

off in a spot him. and so he was climbing up the out of the wall, like like, i didn't make that noise, but you know, he's coming flippant, i can't make noises anyways, just climbing up the tower and he's like 300 me to find them like holy these club and active host has the best clue i've ever seen. these going to know like a so kind of like the noise. okay, thank you very much for your time. okay. hello sir. ladies. just a little sir. yeah. how do you think i went? great. really, really funny. yeah, i love the honestly, what should i do to be better next to him? maybe some judge does he to mold to to just. yeah. okay. okay. then how do you think? oh it's and i liked i like i liked the progress i saw. i like the direction you are

going. you really should have took a dump on germans a little bit more. i think. i think everyone loves it. thank you very much for your time. i'll see you later. i'll see you then last. i am mentally drains. this was the most exhausting kind of my life. i think i've learned what it takes to be a stand up comedian. will i do this full time? definitely not. and also you next time definitely noted comedy, sir, by you know, it's holiday time in europe when this smells of ginger bread fill, the air, swedish artist caroline ericsson proves that gingerbread, though is also an excellent material for sculpture. the monsters from horror films and science fiction series fill up the living room of office to caroline erickson. but don't worry that right. and he might have gingerbread. but the thing i'm most concerned about is this structure being able to hold the weights of the ginger beds. and if

it doesn't, it's gonna break and fall to the floor. and all of my work is going to be lost. so i really hope that doesn't happen for the 2 weeks. the also, as a swedish artist has been working on a demo of goldman, the monster from the american supernatural series stranger things that you into purchasing. it is one major 20 tool and weighs about 15 kilos. dobbs plato from star wars and send them off from alien route from guardians of the galaxy and venom from spiderman are opposite gingerbread creations. i'm a big movie nerd and the sci fi fun and everything the stuff to do with pop culture. so i think that this why i choose to do these kind of characters and this of so something special about making so things scary and mysterious really

like that age project begins with a skin shift to stabilize. the figures should be able to skeleton the house of wyatt and rep sits in a you medium foil hawk. who is the dragon in the japanese animate film? spear to the way is one of the current projects to pick this exterior le is always made of fuel gingerbread. to is this odd or no leopard cookie that has never really occurred to me to, to eat these sculptures. since then, i'm creating them us, my arts and the cookies. i think it for the kind of hurts me actually to, to eat this sculptures. she started off building gingerbread houses, which then gave her the idea to make creatures using the same material. so this is some ordinary gingerbread, the recipe and i'll make it myself from from scratch. so it's, it's unable to me. that's actually a really,

really good hold on. erickson's latest method is a fun, it's like ginger breakdown mixed with water, which keeps the clay like consistency, easy simone. she question includes the change of brideau onto the framework and looks at drawing multiple times to construction homes. finally, she applies edible paint to make this to get even more visits, but it's not permanent us. these figures of course, doesn't last forever. the, they are gonna break down at some point points because it's so it's food. and so i guess it would last for a couple of months or so before it starts breaking down. and of course the that's gonna feel really sad, the book. so there's also a certain chime to our stuff in class. and basically because i think you appreciate it more scary on the outside and sweep on the inside. and the reason why

caroline erickson's works of us class tonight the and with that we come to the end of another show. be sure to follow us on social media for more from the world of life and style in europe. thanks for tuning in and until next time is good by and see those in the, the,

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