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Euromaxx: Highlights of the Week
On this edition of Euromaxx Highlights: A masterpiece by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí and Barcelona’s most famous landmark: The Sagrada Familia. Germany’s fastest female running twins: Anna and Lisa Hahner. And: Data Cuisine makes statistics digestible.Sagrada Familia in BarcelonaThe Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona has been a work in progress since the year 1882. Famous Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí himself was involved during the first phase of construction.Marathon twins Anna and Lisa Hahner26-year-old twins Anna and Lisa Hahner are shooting stars on the German running circuit. They share a passion for marathon running and vigorously market their brand. Their ultimate goal is to compete in the Olympics.The Fiesta de los Patios in CórdobaOnce a year, residents of Córdoba in southern Spain present their beautifully decorated courtyards to the public. The traditional patios with their abundance of flowers are typical for the Andalusian lifestyle.BMW Classic World in MunichThis year marks BMW's 100th anniversary. The German carmaker is taking a look back at its roots with a center for classic cars in Munich at the company's very first manufacturing site.New culinary trend: Data CuisineAs unlikely as it sounds - dry statistics can be turned into small culinary gems. Data visualization experts Susanne Jaschko and Moritz Stefaner started this project to make their field of expertise seem more sensual.