Traveling to Rome and wondering where to go out at night where you might make some friends? I have just the place for you! PHOTO CREDIT: In the Travel with Kate opening sequence, the image behind Kate eating sushi (not of Kate) is by photographer Trey Ratcliff of http://www.stuckincustoms.com/…
When in Rome, I like wandering around the city exploring the side streets, hoping to stumble upon something undiscovered. There is no better place for this kind of exploration. I also really like to get a view from above to get perspective. So, here are three of my favorite places to look down on Rome admiring the beautiful architecture and marveling at the antiquity. PHOTO CREDIT In the Travel with Kate opening sequence, the image behind Kate eating sushi (not of Kate) is by photographer Trey Ratcliff of http://www.stuckincustoms.com/…
On my website, TravelwithKate.com I strive to inspire others to travel as a way to better their lives. I believe curiosity and respect for different cultures brings great reward when we reach out and connect. And if you speak the language, you have an instant in! That’s why I met up with Luca Lampariello of Thepolyglotdream.com. As an inspiration to us all, he speaks 10 languages – most of which were self-taught. In this interview in Rome he shares his philosophy on why language learning is so important. Also see our other video where Luca gives me an Italian lesson. PHOTO CREDIT In the Travel with Kate opening sequence, the image where Kate is eating sushi is by photographer…
I met up with my friend, Luca Lampariello in Rome. He is a language coach and he speaks ten languages. Over an aperitivo at a bar in the neighborhood of Trastevere he teaches me some basic vocab and provides some pointers for learning Italian. Check out his website, Thepolyglotdream.com all about language learning. And subscribe to his Youtube channel.…
For the next three weeks I am going to be in Europe. I’ll be creating videos and writing blog posts from Rome, London and Paris showing a local side to the popular destinations where it is often hard to get beyond the tourist facade. And of course, I’ll be covering the Olympic atmosphere in London! But as of now, I’ve basically just arrived. And last night was my first night in Rome. I met up with some friends and we headed out for dinner at a restaurant called L’Antica Roma, a local pizzeria in the neighborhood of Monteverde Vecchio.…
