The Secret Spots of Rome Feat Learn Italian with Lucrezia

• published: 18 Aug 2015
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The Secret Spots of Rome Watch the video to find out more and get a glimpse into my day with Lucrezia. Hopefully it will inspire your own Roman excursion to be an original one too. Subscribe to Lucrezia's Channel: http://bit.ly/lucreziachannel She is the BEST Italian teacher!!! Read Lucrezia's Blog: http://bit.ly/lucreziablog Check out my website for full #recipes and to follow my blog: http://bit.ly/vincenzosplate ================================= Subscribe to my #YouTube channel! http://bit.ly/youtubeVP Follow me on: Facebook! http://bit.ly/facebookVincenzosPlate Instagram @vincenzosplate http://bit.ly/VPinstagram Google+ http://bit.ly/VPGoogleplus Linkedin http://bit.ly/VPlinkedin Tweet me! @vincenzosplate http://bit.ly/VPTwitter ================================= Also join this Incredible Google+ community: "Italian Style Food Revolution" http://bit.ly/Italianstylefoodrevolution Secret spots in Rome Part #1 One of Italy’s most popular tourist destinations (and arguably the country’s most well recognised city), Rome, is one of my favourite places to visit. Hundreds of thousands of tourists flock to the ancient city each and every day, most to visit landmarks such as the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and the Spanish steps… This year I was lucky enough to have a personalised tour with a local where I got to uncover a couple of secret spots, that will undoubtedly bring me back for more. The vibrant and energetic local I am referring to is none other than fellow YouTuber and all round Italian enthusiast, Lucrezia, from the channel Learn Italian with Lucrezia who I was trusting with my schedule for the one and only day I was spending in Rome this year. We started off bypassing most of the regular spots on a scorching Summer day and headed for St Peter’s Basilica. I told Lucrezia that this was a pretty famous spot so we couldn’t claim it as a secret…but she laughed it off as she had one objective in mind – to take me to the best vantage point that most tourists don’t know about. After checking this beautiful spot out and testing her theory, we moved on to a location not so far away that was as authentically Roman as you can get – but without all the fuss of the tourists. It is a gorgeous strip, full of people from the area going about their lives and filled with stores that withhold the town’s tradition – antiques. Watch the video to find out more and get a glimpse into my day with Lucrezia. Hopefully it will inspire your own Roman excursion to be an original one too. (PS: Part two is also pretty delicious as Lucrezia takes me to her favourite Roman trattoria…stay tuned!) ================================== Music "Oktogon" and "Platos178 ok" are composed and performed by Walter Gaeta Walter Gaeta Website: http://bit.ly/waltergaetamusician Keywords: Vincenzosplate, Vincenzos Plate, Chef Vincenzo, Italian food, recipes, Food, Sydney, Australia, Italy, Italian, Pasta, Italian recipes, Pizza recipe, Italian cuisine, how to cook, cooking show, drinks, aperitivo, Bbq, Grilling, Leichhardt, cooking, delicious, modern, Italian food recipes ================================== Watch the video: http://youtu.be/NvkGd-3-xb8