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The secret to a German pretzel
Once again, it’s time for the Oktoberfest in Munich, southern Germany. A soft pretzel is one of the culinary favorites to go with the mugs of beer. What makes it such a world-famous part of German culture?
Europe‘s Largest Flea Market
Every year on the first weekend in September, Lille, in northern France, is transformed into the world’s largest flea market: the Braderie de Lille. It’s a magnet for collectors, peddlers and tourists from the world over.
Albania: You Can't Trust Books, You Have to Go There!
Albania in southeastern Europe is a hot tip among travelers. This little Balkan republic has lots to offer: sunny beaches, majestic mountains and a genuineness that has been swept away elsewhere by mass tourism.
One of Germany's most spectacular car museums
The little town of Dietzhölztal-Ewersbach in Hessen, north of Frankfurt, boasts a new attraction: the National Auto Museum, a unique private collection featuring some 150 valuable rarities, a real paradise for car fans.
Exploring the Wartburg Castle World Cultural Heritage Site
Thuringia's nearly 1,000-year-old Wartburg Castle has been the scene of decisive moments in German history. DW reporter Hannah Hummel embarks on a journey back through time.
The taste of Albania: on a 24-hour food tour of Tirana
What's typical of Albanian cuisine? What dishes should visitors to this Balkan republic try? Our reporter spent a day sampling the epicurean delights of Albania's capital Tirana.
Allie Sherlock: Busking her way to stardom
She started out as a busker in Dublin. Today, she has fans the world over: it's a dream come true for Allie Sherlock of Ireland. Her powerful voice thrills listeners by the millions.
Performance: Giant dogs roam the streets of Antwerp
They're several meters high and weigh hundreds of kilos: the giant marionettes of Royal de Luxe. To the Belgian audience's delight, this French theater company let two giant dogs loose in the streets of Antwerp.
Beautiful or Beastly? Brutalism in Prague
Many people are repulsed by the concrete architecture of the 1960s and ‘70s. Even in otherwise beautiful Prague, brutalist architecture is well represented and hotly debated. What speaks for its preservation?
Traveling Iceland's golden circle tourist route
Iceland is a wonderland for lovers of nature. Some of its most spectacular phenomena can be found near the capital, Reykjavik. The tourist in a hurry can even see them all in one day.