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The bikers have made it as far as southern Europe. Starting in Venice, they ditch their bikes in favour of a more elegant form of transport - the gondola.

It's the sixth country of the journey and the bikers have made it as far as southern Europe - Italy to be precise. Starting in Venice, they abandon their bikes in favour of a more elegant form of transport - the gondola - but that doesn't stop them cooking. By the side of a canal, they bake a classic focaccia with rosemary.

It's not long before they are back on the road again, making a dash for Turin to help celebrate Italy's 150th birthday. In between, they cook a stromboli - an American-style rolled-up pizza - and catch up with Si's sister who lives in Tuscany, visiting old friends at their weekend retreat for a Tuscan feast. World-class food, stunning scenery and fantastic people!

30 minutes

Music Played

  • Florence + the Machine

    Cosmic Love

  • Gian Franco Reverberi & Gian Piero Reverberi

    Chimera (M40)

  • Local Natives

    Wide Eyes

  • Tiromancino

    La Descrizione Di Un Attimo

  • Yolanda Be Cool & Dcup

    We No Speak Americano

  • Boots Brown & His Blockbusters

    Cerveza

  • Mary Hopkin

    Que Sera Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)

  • The Drums

    Book of Stories

  • Luciano Pavarotti [Tenor]

    "Nessun Dorma!"

  • Giuseppe Verdi

    Nabucco: Va Pensiero (Chorus of The Hebrew Slaves)

  • Cults

    Go Outside

Credits

RoleContributor
PresenterSi King
PresenterDave Myers
Series ProducerOliver Clark
Executive ProducerGill Tierney
DirectorDick Sharman

Broadcasts

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