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Tourist attraction: Wieliczka salt mine
The Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland was named a UNESCO world heritage site in 1978. It even has its own chapel. It opened up to visitors in 1993, and draws about a million tourists annually.
Traditional Portuguese dish: Bulhão Pato Clams
Seafood is a staple of the Portuguese cuisine. At his Lisbon restaurant, chef Carlos Robalo demonstrates how to prepare a traditional dish with venus clams, named after the poet Raimundo António de Bulhão Pato.
Special cruise for heavy metal fans
The Full Metal Cruise takes passengers on trips from Germany to Scandinavia and back. Awaiting them on board are a series of live concerts and a variety of other treats for fans of heavy metal.
The perfect wave
When high waves are crashing and the world’s top surfers are performing their daredevil tricks, Andi Jansen is in his element. When surfers want to look good in their videos, they turn to the German filmmaker.
The Messner Museum by Zaha Hadid
Mountaineering legend Reinhold Messner has been working on his "Messner Mountain Museums" project since 2003. Star architect Zaha Hadid, who died in 2016, designed his sixth and last museum in South Tyrol.
Mont Blanc's mountain climber's lodge
The Mont Blanc is the highest mountain in the Alps. The futuristic "Refuge du Goûter" lodge for mountain climbers opened in 2013. Building the self-sufficient hut was a technical and human challenge.
Wieliczka salt mine
The Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland was named a UNESCO world heritage site in 1978. It even has it's own chapel. It opened up to visitors in 1993, and draws about a million tourists annually.
A dream home in Wroclaw
Dorota and Mariusz Szlachcic are architects in the Polish city of Wrocław. They now live in a dream-home that they designed themselves -- in a park that's just 15 minutes from the historic city center.
Bonn opera gala: Singing for a good cause
The German AIDS foundation has held its sixth opera gala in Bonn. Ten opera singers donated their time and presented a varied program. All proceeds go towards the AIDS foundation's many projects.
The Year of Luther: Gilbert & George
Eccentric artist duo Gilbert & George have always produced work that packs a punch. Their ‘Scapegoat Series’ is now on display in a Berlin church as part of a project dedicated to Martin Luther.