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01:53 How to become a tour guide in Florence
04:54 Why you need a tour guide
07:51 Savonarola's demise
10:21 Neptune's Medici challenge
12:47 History hides in plain sight - Secrets of Medusa
15:43 Florence's Epic Pallazzo Vecchio
23:38 What it's like to work as a tour guide
30:05 Top of Pallazzo Vecchio
31:12 Oh no it's too much!
■ ITALY, FLORENCE: Upon my first visit to Palazzo Vecchio I realized I was in over my head. It's a fantastic museum to wander around in on your own but as I walked from one magnificent room to the next I started to get increasingly annoyed at not having a guide to explain the art, rooms and history of the place.
Well, I wasn't going to make that mistake twice. Enter my Sri Lankan connections. They were able to get me a freelance guide as a favor to tour the palace with me.
Always on the lookout for entrepreneurs to interview and feature I therefore decided to take the opportunity to do a little interview about the life of this Florence tour guide for the benefit of you viewers who dream about also starting for yourself.
In between the questions I throw in some images from the walk I did through the Palazzo as well as some reasons for why you should hire a local guide when abroad and ESPECIALLY when in Florence.
Local private and group guides are available at (or near) most of the attractions throughout the city of Florence and they'll make your visit to the attractions improve exponentially.
I've now been to most of Florence's major attractions albeit I have not filmed at them all nor will I. I just wanted to say that the queues are visitors to Palazzo Vecchio are basically non-existant unlike at all other Florentine attractions. This despite it being by far the greatest attraction of the city in my humble opinion.
I was an Italian Master Chef ????????
■ ITALY, FLORENCE: The most challenging meal I've indulged in thus far in Florence, wasn't the 1.6 kg T-bone steak but Lisa's Lampredotto. It's not that the sandwich wasn't good. It really was quite tasty!
It was more about having the knowledge of what I was eating and somehow muster the willpower to keep munching down on it despite my better judgement.
Having seen my Lampredotto video, Martina, Florence's greatest tour guide, challenged me to sample some even more exotic ancient meals of Florence. So down to the 130 year old street food market known locally as Mercato di San Lorenzo I went.
Objective: devour the most daring meals the city has got to offer. But first I was lured into taking the job as an Italian street food master chef! My first order, Panino con l'arrosto (whatever that is).
■ MARTINA'S CONTACT DETAILS: If you wish to join Martina on a food or history excursion you can write her at her e-mail address is in the top left corner
Italy Street Food: Florence Pork ????????
■ ITALY, FLORENCE: Florence is famous for her beef but the Florentines also love a good pork chop. So do I! So come along as I wander the streets of Tuscany's capital in search of Italy's finest pork sandwich.
1.6kg Steak Challenge - Bistecca Alla Fiorentina ????????
01:15 Raw T-bone Steak - Make Your Choice
03:58 Inside the refrigerator
06:18 Steak arrives!
11:55 Commence eating challenge!
20:20 The end is nigh
26:06 Florentine after steak ritual
29:45 My new favorite Italian liquor
■ ITALY, FLORENCE: Tuscany's capital is world famous for its Bistecca Alla Fiorentina. A type of beef that isn't necessarily slayed locally but instead derived from a special breed of bull and prepared in a specific manner which dates back to the middle ages. Traditionally they are served extremely rare!
As a huge connoisseur of beef, this was naturally something I had to try and film for you guys. I therefore started sampling various restaurants across Florence over two weeks ago in search of the finest T-bone cut in he city.
In all honesty I've yet to run into a bad steak anywhere in this city. But there is one restaurant I keep coming back to that offers the best value in terms of price and quality: Trattoria Dall'Oste. Hence why I choose this restaurant to showcase Florence's greatest dish.
So did I defeat the mighty 1.6kg T-bone steak put in front of me? And were I able to walk afterwards?
YouTube Play-button Giveaway ????????
■ UPDATE: Both items sold! Thanks to all who participated. But just coz they're no longer for sale doesn't mean this story is over. This homeless man's name is Lucca and he's quite talkative. Especially if you know Italian. So if you're a local Florentine or a curious tourist why not swing by to see him and give him a helping hand whether it's an item or thing you no longer need that he can sell on his table or a meal. I'm sure he'll appreciate it!
■ ITALY, FLORENCE: Now for the usual video description. I always love to meet people eeking out a living on their own independent of major corporations. It's not easy being an entrepreneur in Europe but the homeless Italian guy I meet a week ago whilst out doing a monologue on self-employment proves that grasroots capitalism is still alive and well, even in a heavily over-regulated nation like Italy.
I therefore decided to help this awesome self-employed man out with a couple of items to sell which will hopefully net him a nice chunk of change.
Good luck and happy hunting to those of you who try to buy it.
$80 Apartment Palermo Sicily ????????
■ ITALY, PALERMO: You can get some some true bargain apartments on Sicily. This one that I rented in Palermo though doesn't fall into that category but given its location, size and rooftop balcony I'd say it's still a pretty fair deal.
With Airbnb fees and everything added in it came out to about $80 per night. What adds a lot of extra value to the apartment IMO is that it is located in a street where cars are not allowed to drive but is packed with restaurants serving delicious local Sicilian food.
Amsterdam Wooden Shoes Race ????????
■ MARKEN, NETHERLANDS: Last week I went shopping for traditional Dutch wooden shoes. Whilst there I also asked if they sold wooden socks. The answer was obviously no, but a few days after my visit to the Klompen museum, I got a message from Agent 47, the wood carving artist who sold me my shoes. He said he was working on a pair of wooden socks and that the prototype would be ready any day now.
Elated at the prospect of getting my feet on the world's first ever pair of wooden socks, I travelled back to the village of Marken with my Federal Reserves locked and loaded lest I lose out in a bidding-war for these collector's edition authentic Dutch wooden socks!
■ How Wooden Shoes Are Made in Netherlands and my first video from the Klompenmakerij of Marken ????????
■ You can travel to see the world's first (and possibly most expensive) pair of wooden socks on the island of Marken, a 20 minutte Uber ride away from downtown Amsterdam. They are on display at the Klompenmakerij Museum and Shop along with their 100 year old steam engine from Germany.
I had a $1000 Cup of Tea ????????
■ SRI LANKA, ELLA: Sri Lanka is a land of opportunities. Yet, despite actually doing my utmost to meet local entrepreneurs and established business owners I found it incredibly difficult do just that. But whilst on a long drive though the mountains and tea plantations of Ella I finally stumbled upon one by pure accident.
What he told me was a mighty impressive story of how he'd taken the leap to open his own little tea shop at the age of 26. Is this man Sri Lanka's next Ceylon tea millionaire? This called for a full-scale Harald investigates!
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Lost in Mexico: Churintzio ????????
■ Churitzio, Mexico: Due to Mr. Bald's complete and utter lack of navigation skills, and Simon's oblivious attitude towards time management, we didn't manage to reach Guadalajara before nightfall. In fact we were hours away when the sun inevitably set.
Time was running out if we were to safely secure a hotel room for the night. In this rural part of Mexico there aren't many cities along the highway nor are there any hotels. Luckily I spotted a sign which said Churitzio 3km.
A quick conference was held and out choice was made to sleep, drink and eat in Churitzio for one night. There was only one problem.... did this town actually have any hotels?
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Deleted Scenes: Philippines ????????
■ PHILIPPINES, SIARGAO: A lot of the scenes I film don't make it into my videos. Here are some of the scenes that didn't make the cut from my recent Philippines adventure.
Milan vlog ???????? | Duomo | Milanese pasticceria and restaurants | surprise birthday trip to Italy
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I booked a surprise trip to Milan for my boyfriend's birthday this year. Follow us as we explore the city and discover Milanese cuisine over the weekend!
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Inside Brunelleschi's Dome Florence ????????
05:32 Inside Brunelleschi's Dome
08:04 Vasari & Zuccari's Frescos
13:16 *David Beckham's favorite Florentine ice-cream
18:08 People of Florence responds to my video
■ ITALY, FLORENCE: Of all the great achievements of Renaissance Italy, one reigns supreme. The construction of an epic brick dome by Brunelleschi in the middle of the 15th century. This architectural masterpiece has stood the test of time and you can still walk on top as well as inside it in the year 2019.
So that's exactly what I did whilst giving you guys a little tip on how to enjoy history to the max on your travels.
Harald Baldr Gave me $200 For Making A Meme ????????
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Surprise Trip to Venice, Italy
I was woken up at 7.30 AM and told I should pack my bags.
I only knew we were going somewhere where the weather was nice, somewhere not in the Netherlands.
After being teased for almost 2 hours, I was shown a censored boarding pass at the airport (still not knowing where we were going).
30 minutes before the gate, I was surprised that the destination was going to be Venice.
Many thanks to my girlfriend, her patience and skills of pulling off such a surprise.
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What To Do in VERONA ITALY, Surprise ROMEO & JULIET Wedding ❤️
Here's what to do in Verona Italy if you have just one day to see this beautiful historic city. Located just east of Milan near Lake Garda it's a place you don't want to miss. If you want to do Verona in a day, follow us on our Verona city tour. I'll show you the top things to do in Verona including a surprise Romeo and Juliet wedding in the city of love.
Verona Italy is an important city in the Veneto region and is famed for its historical center and many stunning buildings and architecture.
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Stylishly Delicious Italy - Florence Food Crawl
In Italy, street food is a celebration of fresh and hearty ingredients.
From fresh cheeses to cured meats, you can find it all! Of course, you can't leave Florence without trying the lampredotto, a classic sandwich made with a surprising ingredient - keep watching to find out!
Also, I share my insider tip on where to find my favorite Italian sandwich.
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