we travel to london on a small budget. sorry, a vote or is stumble with. can you find the best best of luck and how easy is it to make all these more coming up on you run max the, the 1st. what kind of design images, when african american culture meets you are paying craftsmanship, a pretty eccentric mix, and that's exactly what makes design at any us. you've almost creations unique. amy, archie bunker is a successful african american designer who creates works for the luxury design market. but how do old european traditions help him? there's no way for me to create anything that i make without the help of, of masters. but like for me to learn what they have been taught since they were

born, which has been passed down from generations that now gets to create my visions. it would take me more than a lifetime. if i was just focused on that one crafter right here relies on the large team, including traditional craftsman, to help him transform his sketches into works of art, such as with these glass mask, technical coordinator diary are still in seen on the right and gallery owner. pablo stock slip the system and bringing the pieces to the clients for museums. so this set of mass are called the basie and the basie are i don't want to get it in accurate but um it's part of the yorba the are about religion in mythology and the basie or the twins. so these are a set of twin mass that were inspired by the collector who has twins and or

family any arch. yvonne has spent the last 7 years travelling to the italian island of murano near venice to create his works. it's centuries long, tradition of glass making is essential to his current projects. he has exclusive access to the glass making factories where he chooses the materials for his upcoming projects. he's always on the lookout for artistry in the objects. he uses authenticity, precision, craftsmanship, and technical expertise are key to his designs. i think one thing that's chords in my design philosophy is that like the things that i create have has an energy to them, right? there's the stories that's behind them, but then there's also the, the energy that goes into the shapes, the colors and everything else. and in the sense it's, it's imperative to me working with masters of that material, to be able to translate kind of the intangible thing. this is the piece that

launched his career. a lady's wristwatch, he designed in 2019 for the french luxury goods company air meds. it came about after he earned his master's degree at the a call con to now dr. laws on in switzerland. that was very serendipitous. you know, i graduated from accounting those and, and because it has a great relationship with them is so, you know, i was able to, to get the email of the creative director there and is washington for the m s. and we met for coffee and the rest is history. since then, our shavone has expanded into luxury goods for the hold. although for retail sales, they are exclusive with prices out of reach for most people. but each piece reflects is international experience extending from the west to asia and africa. and now to europe. i've never seen this level of murano. i don't know how to

explain it, but it's the type of thing where the, if you're a tourist and you come to morano, you're going to see the outside layer. and then it's like you people like feeling going on, you. and then the next year you're going to see something else. if you stick around long enough, you'll see something else. i didn't get into being raving until you started doing that 2 years ago. so that's, i would say that's the evolution. it's a, you know, the more time spent here, the more i learned and the more i can experiment partial bomb was born to nigerian parents and grew up near los angeles, california. he's now based in switzerland, where he has a small daughter. so how much of an african heritage has influenced him as a designer? funny cuz i don't think of it as an influence because it's just what i and so everything that i saw from the time i was born, everything that i was taught by my parents and the things that aesthetically, you know, stands with me as a kid. and those things, those are,

those are all embedded in me so deep that it's hard to separate any of those things from who i am. so what does the future hold for him? i'm not excited about anything that the only thing that i think about in the future is my daughter's wedding. i hope it's not too expensive. archer bonds. artistry transcends borders. combining tradition with innovation to create timeless work. mix stuff, a trip to london, which can break the bank if you're not careful. it's an exciting seat but expensive . we explore a budget friendly way to visit the long haul in the city of royal splendor, the big bin and fish and chips. i'm not doing this. all right, so notorious for luxury shopping insights with hefty admission fees. is this over

stretching your wallet? don't it's the team just yet. even one of your most expensive cities, vera. so lots of fun, affordable things to do. and some of the most famous attractions i totally free. let me show you my 1st stop is that the houses of parliament and the famous clock tower known as the beach. then the big bend is actually a nickname for the mess of fat inside the clock tower. and waste 13.7, metric tons. northside down stream on the river thames. i'm stopping at another major denmark tower bridge instead of paying 13 pounds for just to get inside. i am enjoying stunning views of the city from its walkways and from beside the bridge for free. a free way to travel in london is our cost on foot,

but the public transport system is affordable to if you're looking for the cheapest option, you get on $1.00 of those stuff is that car bosses or to type thing adventure and then says for the best use add to the upper deck and sit in the front. all you can take the 2 of us halfway. it's the orders in the wide photos and under the public transport works with cash list payments. there are automatic price caps, so you never pay more than necessary. a day ticket for the bus and underground and the central zones one and 2 costs 8 pounds 10. next, i want to explore more of london off the beaten track. i'm joining an odd walk in the east and the yeah. and the shortage neighborhood. i just have friends, palms, the streets and to a sort of open act and to read. there are several operators in london offering free

to us, but you are encouraged to at least took the guide working for free to us by so essentially we, we offer it, tell you what you feel at, i guess is this sort of way of really, you know, along any for the aides to sort of come along as making street. and you know, tools generally accessible and i think that's really important. now i'm ready to dive into the cities. kaiser is seen. many of the museums offer free at miss live pictures, the natural history, the, the blue with skeleton suspended majestically in the entrance. simply breast taking the i am drawn to a part of the exhibition dedicated to a certain type of extinct animals. the museum has one of the most comprehensive collections of dinosaurs and the wide,

including faucets and life like moderates. is pure into kind of shock, shakespeare, lopez, and must see last minute tickets for the following week. go on, said online 4 or 5 pounds every friday. we're not allowed to film at a play, but here's a quick impression. it's no longer but to hey, this is so great entertainment option and it's even cheaper than cinema. and this tradition dates back to shakespeare's times back then there were tickets for only one penny. so do not, i am going for a british classics fish and chips due to inflation and rising prices. this fast food isn't as cheap as it used to be. i am paying 19 pounds,

but the portion is generous. inserts me up after my loan, say the so what's the damage to my wallet? after for the day of exploring on the i spend 18 pounds on transport. 23 pounds on food. so a total of $41.00 pounds for the day takes us a little bit of planning to make the most of your trip without spending a fortune. and i'll see you is up to speed. we take a look at the gym and driving culture in the last episode, you are mex, report of making lee road along with the police. now she's having her driving skills tested way. i

don't work. learning to drive in germany, it can be quite challenging with the home the the 100 percent. when that 8080 i receive more german driver's license in the year 2000 and i never looked back. the question is, can i still pass the driving test? so i'm going to head out with instructor marcel mont fleur from the shots driving school in the western german city of these body. and this is our cars, especially outfitted mercedes b class lessons and the driving tests take place in an officially certified car. and i'm be here and i might have spit out here. we have a normal brake pedal for when i need to break you. yeah, and here's the accelerator pedal event. and when you press it, the accelerator pedal releases across it. and if i want to guarantee you, i do it like that. oh, when you want to keep me from going fast. that's bad. okay, this is a stick shift. what if i don't know how to drive a stick and deem 5,

in this case, a number 78 would be entered on the driver's license. a $78.00 is for automatic transmission, and then you're only allowed to drive automatic vehicles on. luckily that is not an issue for me, so are driving less than can begin or what's the most challenging thing? driving in germany for new drivers here. 4 or 5 people. right. funding as my, as the 1st step. is this right before left here. oh, that's what you're testing. so you're supposed to stop? no, there's nothing indicating meaning those coming from the right to have the right of way. the minimum driving agent, germany is 18 with a few exceptions. new drivers most complete a 1st aid course. 12 hours of special drivers training and 1490 minute sessions of classroom instruction plus the written exam to get a license space. be funded. beautiful. yeah,

yes ma'am. drive. i 30 is even more beautiful. i'm boring, turning slowly. it's so then, so when i turn around up here and then or if i can do that here, is that allow? yes. and then one coming from so 50 percent? well done. what time? no blinker. oh man, you didn't look out of the windshield once. when driving and reverse so yes i did. you see me a nephew during the tasman, we always have to look out of the windshield like this. and then you didn't use your blinker. the proof examiner would already know that as a problem, and then you'd be on say nice from there on open up stuff and nobody was coming. right. where am i going out parking parallel to the groups that i need

a tighter spot. that's probably too big. if those go dates, i'm good. if you don't end up on the curb, all right, i'm tired of this exercise. let's move on to the next thing. full girlfriend says i for owns and runs trust driving school. he's been in the business for over 35 years and says costs for getting a drivers license have gone up because today's youth aren't paying attention in the car. the average price for german license is around 3000 euros, but i'm a good student can spend as little as 3000 euros, but we have students who can't do it even with 5000 euro so. so this is the book of rules for when you're learning how to drive in jermaine. these 2 still get me. i think this one means you have the right of way at the next street, but not on all the streets. and this one means you have the right away from right. come see us. but if we now hit the

auto bond, this is also required driving in order to pass the test the . all right, so here we are on the autobahn with no speed limits. what is the most important thing you tell your students about driving on the out of mind that you don't drive to slowly when entering the autobahn? another major difference in the u. s. to germany, when we take the test in the us, we drive our own cars. and actually the time that i did my drivers license failed. i failed at 3 times because my mom's car didn't pass inspection. the police can't do anything because there's no fee living. when i turned in my ohio license for a german one,

i only had to take the written and driving test and i passed on the 1st try. but a refresher course like today's is always welcome. so how do i do read, i'd say we do a few more driving lessons and then the tested work out as i thought i was a good driver. but according to german standards, there's lots of room for improvement. with the mess rooms and friends, heroes in spine or ruffles in belgium, you are is brimming with sweets. today we're traveling from the balkans to turkey, where you can find the sugary flaky pastry back club on almost every corner. the classic sweet. now the layered flow pastry that is box is one of the oldest visits in the world pan because it is so popular in so many countries, it comes in countless variations. our journey begins and segregate both the capital

of bosnia and herzegovina. here we have david buck live on a box of all roll filled with walnuts. yeah, so i'm most of shaheen. a, i've been producing back live off for 17 years. so i'm there for this variation, you'll need flower tags, starch, water, and ground. walnuts. ones that really need the dough is cut into portions to form small dough balls. but this one i will after preparing the dough, it should rest for 2 to 3 hours at least then comes perhaps the most difficult part, rolling it out back and forth again. and again, the starch prevents the flat reds from sticking together. the dough must be as soon as possible to go in the park, or, you know,

it's been enough when it can stretch any farther. just before the dough starts to rim. if the sheet rips in the field, well, that's a problem, this problem with our food. and finally, we give the flow of good shake all this way. the surplus of starts are shaken off, and air circulates between the layers of philo once it becomes easier to roll that way. the selection with the next step. it's time for the feeling. you still use this ground wall, not nothing else. on this on the door, it's important that the walnuts are evenly distributed on an issue. making sure there is not too much on the sides, just not on the what's on well after spreading out the feeling, we can roll it up like the rolling venom is overdue. defective like the box of all rolls are then caught and placed in a pre heated oven for 35 to 40 minutes. after

banking, the crisp and piping hot rolls or dowels with sugared water known in bosnia. as i've done the buckle in order for the bach lavonne to absorb beyond both the on the and the bulk of a need to be hot in about an hour. it will be fully absorbed just for the use of dissolved thoughtful p. low of sugar for leader of water. yes. if i believe that may seem like a lot, but it's a lot healthier to eat one to even 3 pieces of bunk little than it is to eat a piece of chocolate with a lot. well, if you say so the bach with bach goes on sale in the old town of san diego the same day. the study pastry is available here in every conceivable variety, even with modern, takes on the classics. like this, new tele bucklin box in the ends are proud of their box of spot. the battle for the best is one font on many fronts like turkey, for example. here in is done bold,

a doe has to be wait for us, then we'd up to 40 layers. buffalo out here is traditionally made with pistachios which grow in the south of turkey. only them can it be called original box the box following strict guidelines laid down by the turkish authorities, the, and the bulgarian capital, sophia, walnut, bach. lemme is the name of the game just like in bosnia and herzegovina. this is because for a time, pistachios were hard to come by. so the bulgarians made a virtue out of necessity. no matter how you make it. football is a favorite, sweet treat all over europe. the finally, every year in september, the grand bread already takes place in the northern french city of leo. it's a massive play market with around a 1000 fend is offering everything from affordable trinkets,

too expensive antiques. here there's something for everyone. these people aren't just an ordinary shopping event. there in europe, the largest fully market and leave in northern france. the annual market is a paradise for bargain hunters and vintage leonards. but what makes the gone for the lead and so special? what does this rooster doing? here? we answer the most frequently asked questions. who's your high, i'm valentina and today on your guide at the europe launches, flea market, they will come out of the go. valentino boys is a digital content creator. she's passionate about all things. second hand, she hasn't missed a single behind the east and she moved to lead from italy, the, the, the,

this is the historic market and they think back to the 12th century to do today. there are some 8000 vendors here. yeah, we're expecting more than 2000000 visitors or not. you can literally get lost here . so please take this to the, the, but nothing seems to determine the numerous visitors, many come from abroad to leave for the 2 day event. the come out, i'm, are you happy with the blogs you boss, you? are you are a bomb? went to the gigantic flea market takes place in the shadow of leels, 17th century flemish architecture, the new we're in the house of different. how does he see this is where people from views sell their own stuff because i absolutely love the vintage and secondhand clothes.

i'm always dressed and 2nd time to myself says i love it as a but it's not just because you can buy, you can find all kinds of things that the bodily books, experts of objects, games, even sometimes things that are quite bizarre. and then this is the, what's the craziest thing that you can find there about the, the, the, you can find so many bizarre things on, for example, this stuff through stone. measure the miles the seller bounce it and he said he didn't end up being slow certified. so that's good news because it's about 45 yours to cut on some cool super smooth bands of hunting. like to have this kind of thing to decorate the country homes. i wouldn't buy it,

it's not really my style. the need may be a dream for bargain hunters, but not everything here is exactly cheap. you'll see lives there also on tvs here, who so rental objects to collections. companies, for example, jewelry, luxury, clothing, statues, paintings, and of course there's a much more expensive then you tell me a bit about the history of this lovely object and see to it's a glance in the art deco style. it was created in the 1930. i'm selling it for 550 euro. from 550. yours is quite a high price. so the next was piece of the vast

array of brick. a brack is mind boggling. valentino meanwhile, has bound to vintage pieces for her wardrobe. it's a bit of a size i. i think it represents my style really well. these are the symbols though. i go to nice deal at the part of the. see you next you on with that, we wrap up another episode of you wrote max to get to follow us on social media for more exciting stories from the house of europe till next time. it's good by the end of the disease. the

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