The Viking-age sites Hedeby and Danevirke

Reconstructed village in Germany showcases Viking life 02.07.2018

Kaiserschmarrn: A dish fit for an emperor 14.06.2019

Planet Berlin: Markus Shimizu 14.06.2019

Europe Ties the Knot: A Finnish Wedding 14.06.2019

Why Germans love hiking and the great outdoors 19.06.2019

#DailyDrone: Festival Theater, Baden-Baden 18.06.2019

Concern grows over China's appetite for European firms 18.06.2019

200 years of chair design 17.06.2019

Torsten Michel and his gourmet paradise. 17.06.2019

Seatrekking - A land and water adventure 15.06.2019

Viva la Vespa! 15.06.2019

Euromaxx - Lifestyle Europe 15.06.2019

Germany's Naumburg Cathedral wins World Heritage designation 01.07.2018

The 13th century cathedral in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt is known for its Romanesque and Gothic architecture. It is the second German site to win a World Heritage designation in as many days.

Vikings win UNESCO World Heritage title 30.06.2018

The Viking sites Haithabu and Danevirke in northern Germany are part of the world heritage of mankind. This was decided by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee at its meeting in Bahrain.

UNESCO World Heritage sites: WWI memorials among the contenders 24.06.2018

Almost 30 sites are on the shortlist to receive the highly coveted World Heritage designation. France and Belgium have entered their World War I graveyards into the running. The final decision will be announced in July.

Archaeologists uncover Viking ship remains in Norway 16.10.2018

Archaeologists have found the remnants of a Viking ship thought to date back to the Iron Age in Norway. One of only three other such finds, it may throw light onto how the Norsemen ruled the waves a thousand years ago.