Europe in all its diversity and fascination – that's what Euromaxx brings to the screen. Once a week, DW's magazine offers its international viewers absorbing insights into European culture and lifestyle.
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Exploring the Polish town of Zakopane
The Polish town of Zakopane, situated amid the High Tatra Mountains, is ideal for skiing and tobogganing. The town is known for its traditional wooden houses and yummy cuisine.
Christmas display windows in Europe
Window shopping at the big department stores in Paris, London, and Berlin immediately evokes the Christmas spirit. The display windows are presented like stage sets. Preparing them often takes all year.
50 kitchens: Austria
Austrian cuisine is far more than just Wiener schnitzel and pastries. And Johanna Nussbaumer proves it in her Nussbaumerin Restaurant in Berlin. She trained as a chef in Austria‘s famous Fuschl Castle.
Let there be light!
Finnish artist Hannu Huhtamo paints with light. His canvas is darkness. His brushes are flashlights or anything that glows. His paintings are actually time exposure photos.
Do it yourself – Knife Block
Our resident DIY expert Sari Hanson demonstrates a unique way to store your kitchen knives. All you need are a few books, glue and twine.
A remodeled 1960s bungalow in Iceland
Anna Gunnarsdóttir has remodeled her bungalow near Rejkjavik, keeping the concrete look of the exterior. The living space has big windows, and the garden has a typical Icelandic thermal bath.
Neo-Baroque Crete
Neo-Baroque furniture and chandeliers in the living room, modern lamps, and colorful plexiglass chairs are the design components that make this house in Chania so unusual.
A waste free restaurant
The SILO Restaurant in Brighton proves that less waste doesn't have to mean less taste. The owner, Douglas McMaster, has made cutting food waste a top priority.
Beer saves a church
A once splendid, now deteriorating church – and a young priest with a great idea: to brew a beer to preserve the church and keep the congregation together.
London gears up for Christmas
The UK capital has switched on the Christmas lights and London's Hyde Park has been transformed into a winter wonderland. There are decorations and gifts galore in all the stores.