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Mallorcan-style fish with almond sauce
Blossoming almond trees ring in spring on Mallorca. Almonds themselves play a major role in local cuisine. Acclaimed chef Marc Fosh shows how.
The ESC countdown is on: with Levina in Kyiv
The tension is mounting ahead of the Eurovision Song Contest final. Levina, representing Germany, attends rehearsals, press conferences and PR appointments in the run-up.
Twice as nice: Twin designers
LileSadi is the label founded by twins Dinah und Sarah Smutny in Rotterdam in 2012. The two textile and product designers agree on most things -- and complement one another perfectly.
Luther in Eisenach and at the Wartburg Castle
2017 marks the 500th anniversary of the Reformation - and that's drawing a lot of tourists to the town of Eisenach and Wartburg Castle. Here Martin Luther translated the New Testament into colloquial German in 1521.
Eurovision in Kyiv
For the second time running, the Ukrainian capital is hosting the Eurovision Song Contest. Motto: Celebrate Diversity. DW gauges the mood in Kyiv.
Amusement parks at night
Amusement parks come alive when they are full of visitors. The Italian photographer Stefano Cerio likes to visit them when they’re closed. His pictures reveal them in a way few have ever seen.
A bicycle tour through Amsterdam
The best way to experience Amsterdam like a local is on a bicycle. Visitors can ride past the most important sights in the Dutch capital.
Magical motorsport moments
Two Czech artists have found their niche producing high-resolution pictures from the history of motorsports. Moments that were never actually photographed look like the real deal.
Fashion designs made from pineapples
Many designers are looking for alternatives to conventional materials. Carmen Hijosa of Spain has found one: she uses pineapple fibers to produce a fabric that can be used as a vegan alternative to leather.
Jewellery from a 3D printer
The unusual jewelry designed by German artist Silvia Weidenbach explores the possibilities of 3D printing. She trained in traditional gold and silver smithing but prefers the possibilities modern technology has to offer.