Every year in February, Potsdamer Platz becomes a meeting place for cineastes and autograph hunters from around the world. Stars glide along the red carpet and films in the competition grace the silver screen.

Skiing, sledding, biathlon, torch-lit hikes. Steve Hänisch is never bored. After all, he's exploring Austria's largest ski area, which offers many opportunities for winter vacations.

Check-in viewers Melissa Mederos and Manny Prades introduce their hometown of Miami. They take us to the city's beach, to the Cuban quarter, and on an airboat ride to the Everglades National Park.

The southern English seaside resort of Brighton has plenty to offer in winter. The stony beach and the charming historic district are less crowded than in summer.

Kamil Piechowiak is a filmmaker from Poland who watches Check-in. He accompanied a friend who drove through Mongolia, Russia and Tajikistan in an old Fiat 126.

Goldsmith, painter, printmaker and theorist of the German Renaissance, Albrecht Dürer left behind a wealth of engravings, portraits and watercolors. His home and studio are now a museum dedicated to his life and work.

For some, Nuremberg’s Christmas market is the epitome of the festive season in Germany. Mulled wine and gingerbread are a must. Then there's also the Christmas angel, a longstanding tradition unique to Nuremberg.

The city of Nuremberg flourished in the Middle Ages and many of its sights today were originally built during that period. Tourists come from all over the world to marvel at the castle for instance.

Juan from Colombia went on holiday in his own country, to the Caribbean island of San Andres. His video is all about sun, sea and palm trees!

Globetrotter Steve Hänisch and travel blogger Kristin Addis are in Finland’s northernmost region. They pay a visit to an ice hotel.