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For the first time, Berlin's German Historical Museum is showcasing Christmas tree decorations over the centuries. From traditional glass baubles to Nazi emblems, some of the festive adornments will surprise.
Media stars rubbed shoulders with politicians and journalists at the yearly gala event. Former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder made a return with his latest wife but CDU leadership candidates were conspicuously absent.
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Classic masterpieces as Pop Art: The Fête des Lumières in Lyon. And: a modern house in Malta.
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Riding a monster wave, the sound of Mark Knopfler and an Austrian dessert with a mountain view.
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Mary Poppins is back. Christmas dinner on the fly. And an ancient wooden city in Norway.
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Freerider Benedikt Mayr loves an adrenalin rush and films his eye-watering tricks. Also: Blackpool’s working class culture. And: Party like its the 1920s!
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The highlights of 2018 in review, a five-minute dish by a Michelin-starred chef aand festive Potsdam.
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Krampus is Saint Nicholas' evil companion, the 2019 Pirelli Calendar and an extra-large production of Swan Lake.
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Lyon’s Fête des Lumières, Austria’s Krampus run and one of Germany’s best baking blogs.
Twice a week DW Interior Design takes you inside awesome and unique homes, shows DIY tutorials.
We wanted to know what you consider an essential element of Christmas. A decorated tree, Santa Claus, presents or something else? Send us a photo and tell us what makes that aspect so important.
Sometimes you have do a double-take at an artwork to grasp how surreal it is. These artists have specialized in the art of illusion.
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Tomoko Nagao transforms classic masterpieces into Pop Art.
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Every year, more than four million visitors flock to Lyon for the "Fête des Lumières" light festival.
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Wood plays a dominant role in the home of the Edwards family.
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German Benedikt Mayr is a skiing maverick.
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Lisbon‘s Nunes Real Marisqueira restaurant specializes in traditional dishes like "Garoupa no forno".
Euromaxx takes a culinary journey around Europe.
You choose a destination in Europe – and we’ll go there for you and share what we discover with you.
Euromaxx deluxe takes you into the homes of creative people across the continent.
Some very famous faces on Europe's creative scene got behind the camera to film special episodes for Euromaxx, DW's lifestyle and culture TV show. The episodes give viewers a one-week backstage pass to the stars' lives.
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We visit Dutch designer Marcel Wanders in Amsterdam und learn about his sources of inspiration.
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Euromaxx Edition with Italian fashion designer Lavinia Biagiotti.
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Tim Raue cooks up Euromaxx and shows you his favorite spots in Berlin.
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André Rieu is one of the world's most successful violinists - and he has his own orchestra.
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Star photographer Rankin co-hosts this Euromaxx Edition, and talks about his work and social media.
Euromaxx DIY shows you how to make your own home decoration
A culinary world tour through Berlin: 50 exciting recipes from 50 restaurants, presented by chefs from 50 countries.
Europe at its best: from culture news to entertainment and glamor! Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe is broadcast six times a week, bringing engaging insights into European culture and lifestyles to a global audience.
Christmas season come with all sorts sweet holiday specialties: From cookies, to chocolates, to cakes, we have it all. Now, we wanted to know what your favorite treat is.
Max Merrill joined the Euromaxx team in October 2017. He loves travelling around Europe and is particularly fond of visiting Spain, where he enjoys the local lifestyle and practising his Spanish.
Meggin Leigh was raised in the United States where she studied journalism, British literature, and French at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio.
A vacation home in the Peloponnese, right on the shore. The designers wanted to use a natural color scheme -- including the blue of the sea, and the beige of the local sandstone.
When their second child was born, Nina and Jacob Salo knew they needed more room. So, with the help of two architects, they used the generous loft space above them to create a flat fit for a family.
The Polish town of Zakopane, sitated amid the High Tatra Mountains, is ideal for skiing and tobogganing. The town is known for its traditional wooden houses and yummy cuisine.
Lisbon‘s Nunes Real Marisqueira restaurant is thought to be one of the best fish restaurants in Portugal. Head chef Manuel Costa specializes in traditional dishes such as "Garoupa no forno".
Eric Bensaïd had a house built that’s already full of stories. The interior’s retro-look comes from a colorful fusion of designer furniture and recycled materials. And the view of the Mediterranean is unbeatable.
Surprised by details Germans take for granted, some newcomers are shocked by the country's supermarket culture. Here's useful advice from a self-declared grocery shopping expert from Canada, who learned the hard way.
In ‘My little Madrid’, Marcela de la Peña writes all about her home city. In this installment of the Euromaxx extra tour, she takes us around Spain’s capital and reveals insider tips.
No decade is like the other — but the 1980s really were special. It was the decade of a new world order, along with technological and cultural revolutions that have indelibly left their mark.
