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Where once the inimitable Queen of Punk created unforgettably wild, anarchic fashion, now the spry octogenarian champions sustainable living.
During the first lockdown in spring 2020, parents' tales about balancing work and children at home went viral on social media. A year later, the situation is still tense. Especially for women.
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Architects & letters, skate videos by Hadrien Haverland, and Europe’s oldest tea plantation.
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Hadrien Haverland used to be the class clown. Now he entertains with his online skate videos.
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Onomatopoeia isn’t just for comic book action—it can also make facades of buildings more beautiful.
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Star architects build healthy buildings, seaweed as a delicacy, and fitness phenomenon calisthenics.
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Swedish artist Andreas Wannerstedt’s 3D animations are a feast for the eyes and the soul.
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In 2021, the Kneipp movement is celebrating Sebastian Kneipp’s 200th birthday
Already dreaming of a post-pandemic trip? The DW travel guide "111 Extreme Places in Europe That You Shouldn't Miss" features adventure-filled destinations.
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Euromaxx reporter Hendrik Welling visits Europe’s oldest tea plantation on the Azores.
Longyearbyen on the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen is the world’s northernmost town. Some 2,400 people from some 50 nations live in the town despite the freezing Arctic temperatures in the Svalbard archipelago.
Whether it’s great entertainment, cool comedy or in-depth reporting - Collien Ulmen-Fernandes feels at home in many genres. The TV presenter and actress is as multifaceted as Euromaxx!
German-Indian actress and presenter Evelyn Sharma is a Bollywood star. Born and raised in Germany, she now divides her time between Mumbai and Germany.
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.
You can see Meike Krüger's enthusiasm for European culture when you read her CV. Or just enjoy Euromaxx with her.
Stuck at home and unsure what to cook? Check out our YouTube channel "DW Food"!
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Delectable: Swiss chocolate is popular the world over. What makes it so special?
Europe in all its diversity and fascination – that's what Euromaxx brings to the screen. Once a week, DW's magazine offers its international viewers absorbing insights into European culture and lifestyle.
We present fascinating architecture, serve up culinary delights and showcase eye-catching fashion and photography.
British car enthusiast Paul Bacon makes vehicles that could feature in the latest Science-Fiction blockbuster. His “Cosmotron” is a reflection of his childhood fantasies about the sports car of the future.
How will Euromaxx reporter Max Merrill prove himself as a gondolier in Venice? Will he manage to elegantly steer the gondolier through the canals? And will he entertain passengers by singing?
Once a month, Euromaxx takes you into the homes of creative people across Europe with the "360° Open House". This time it is about a 19th century mansion with special home office features.
Granada is world famous for the Alhambra palace. DW reporter Meggin Leigh takes a journey of discovery through the southern Spanish city's Moorish heritage, and tries out Flamenco dancing.
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We wanted to know from you which dance is most popular where you live. To see if you have won our DW rucksack, with an exclusive design, check here.
Diving, sailing, or surfing? We wanted to know: What's your favorite water sport? Find out whether you have won the exclusively designed DW backpack with goodies here.
We wanted to know which mountain range is most fascinating to you. Find out here whether you have won the exclusively designed DW backpack with goodies.
We wanted to know which language you think sounds the most beautiful. Find out here whether you have won the exclusively designed DW backpack with goodies.
The global tourist guide for Germany's booming capital
Euromaxx takes a culinary journey around Europe.
A culinary world tour through Berlin: 50 exciting recipes from 50 restaurants, presented by chefs from 50 countries.
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.
Euromaxx DIY shows you how to make your own home decoration
While the integration of Arab migrants sparks ongoing debates, one thing is for sure: language-wise, Arabic is well rooted in Germany. Both English and German have many common words that stem from the language.
We wanted to know which sweets are most popular in your country. To see if you have won the DW rucksack, filled with goodies, with an exclusive design, check here.
We asked you to tell us your favorite subject to photograph. Find out here if you won one of our exclusively-designed DW backpacks.
We would like you to tell us which animals you would like to see up close in the wild. If you want to see if you have won the filled DW rucksack, with the exclusive DW design, then check here.
We asked you which time of day you like best - and why. Find out here if you won an exclusively-designed DW backpack.
