Valletta, Malta’s capital, was named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1980 because of its many cultural treasures. Now, it has been named European Capital of Culture.

David Moloney presents some highlights from the region of Tipperary in his home country Ireland.

The Europa-park theme park in Rust, Germany, near the French border attracts 5.6 million visitors each year. In addition to 13 rollercoasters and dozens of other rides, there are sections devoted to various European countries.

A paradise for nature and animal lovers, from waterfalls, sunsets and pachyderms: a viewer's travel impressions.

Medellín is a provincial capital and Colombia's second-largest city. Once seen as the world's most dangerous city, it now attracts many tourists, as DW viewer Leonardo Peña Severiche shows.

Florence on the Elbe - Baroque splendor from the Frauenkirche, the Church of Our Lady, to the Zwinger: a drone's-eye view of Dresden's most important sights, with a side trip to the trendy Outer Neustadt district.

In 2020 Bonn celebrates Beethoven's 250th anniversary with a series of concerts and exhibitions. There’s already a logo for the anniversary year. And it was inspired by the writing of Beethoven himself.

Marktplatz, the Old Town Hall, the former Electoral Palace and Chancellor's bungalow, the Art and Exhibition Hall and much more. Visitors will never be at a loose end in Bonn!

Between Norway and Iceland – globetrotter Steve Hänisch explores the Faroe Islands on land, on water and from the air.

Germany's largest island is shaped by natural landscapes, chalk cliffs and sandy beaches. It has been a travel destination for those seeking rest and relaxation since the late 19th century.