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Naple's subway art
Naples has some of the most beautiful subway stations in the world. The city commissioned renowned architects and artists to turn stations into dream-like worlds.
Underground museums
Old mining areas deep underground have been turned into unique exhibition spaces in the former Ruhr industrial region.
Living underground
Swiss architect Peter Vetsch builds hobbit-like homes into the landscape. His ecological houses enjoy great success.
The „Cité du Vin“ in Bordeaux
The Cité du Vin in Bordeaux, France, is part exhibition space and part theme park. Here you can explore the secrets of wine, underscoring Bordeaux’s claim to be the world capital of wine.
Yadegar Asisi: LUTHER 1517
The Berlin artist Yadegar Asisi has created a 360 degree panorama of Martin Luther’s life in Luthers home town of Wittenberg for the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in 2017.
Elena Arzak – the worlds best female chef?
Elena Arzak is one of the few female chefs at the top of her trade. In her hometown of San Sebastian, in Spain, she continues the family tradition at the restaurant Arzak, where she has a laboratory of 900 ingredients and flavorings.
Sherry from Spain
The Spanish town of Jerez de la Frontera has a long tradition in producing sherry. It is made by adding brandy to white wine. The town stages an annual festival to celebrate the drink.
Musical wine
Vintner Christian Butz plays classical music - from Brahms to Bizet - to his wine during the fermentation process. He is convinced that this treatment makes the wine taste more harmonious.
A ‘Greek House‘ in Istanbul
Turkish architect Hakan Aldogan bought a six storey house in Instanbul’s Fatih district and refurbished the building to his own specifications. It’s a Greek house, which means that it has only one room on each floor.
David Hockney’s ‘A Bigger Book‘
Influential British artist David Hockney takes a look back at his career with a monograph entitled ‘A Bigger Book‘. The tome, featuring works from the last 60 years, was presented at the Frankfurt Book Fair.