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Biennale in Venice: Artist Erwin Wurm
Erwin Wurm is representing Austria this year at the Biennale in Venice. At his home country's pavilion, visitors can become part of the art. Wurm's works are always worth a second glance.
Norway’s tips for achieving happiness
Norwegians are on average the happiest people in the world. What‘s their secret? It has to do with a high living standard, a life close to nature and a generally constructive attitude.
A Berlin monument with a history
The Brandenburg Gate is more than just another historic highlight in the German capital. It has become a symbol of how Germany was divided and is now reunited. It's also Berlin's biggest photo op.
A Berlin monument with history
The Brandenburg Gate is more than just another historic highlight in the German capital. It has become a symbol of how Germany was divided and is now reunited. And it’s the big photo opportunity in Berlin.
A Berlin home on the waterfront
Architect Marcus Matthias fulfilled his dream with his 200-square-meter combined home and studio in Berlin. He lives right by the water, yet close to the center of the German capital.
The Charles Bridge in Prague
The Charles Bridge is the Czech capital’s most emblematic landmark and one of Europe’s most popular tourist sights. It spans the Vltava, connecting Prague’s old town with the Malá Strana district.
European landmark: Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh Castle dominates the skyline of the Scottish capital -- and it's one of the country's most popular tourist attraction. "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling is said to have used the castle as a model for Hogwarts.
How to make a Black Forest cake
It's easy to bake a Black Forest cake when you follow a few basic rules. The ingredients include a sponge cake base laced with cherry brandy, sour cherries, and chocolate sprinkles.
The Atomium in Brussels
The Atomium in Brussels is nine interconnected spheres intended to symbolize the peaceful use of nuclear energy. Built for the Expo 1958 world’s fair, it’s now the Belgian capital’s most popular landmark.
Intro: The Atomium in Brussels
The Atomium in Brussels is nine interconnected spheres intended to symbolize the peaceful use of nuclear energy. Built for the Expo 1958 world’s fair, it’s now the Belgian capital’s most popular landmark.