Lukasz Wójcik shows us his home town, from the market square to the Jewish district, Kazimierz, and he explains what locals mean when they recommend Adam as a meeting place.

State capital, artistic metropolis and center of Altbier brewing: what you should know about the city on the Rhine.

The Rhine in Düsseldorf is more than a river: it's an icon that's been especially fascinating to photographers for 150 years.

DW viewer Doménica Sotomayor shows us the sights in the capital of Ecuador. Its historical center, with its colonial-era architecture, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978.

Sylt is one of the most popular holiday islands in the German North Sea, not least because it has so much variety. Between the mudflats and the west beach, you can find your own personal highlight at any time of year.

Sylt has more than 40 kilometers of sandy beaches and all sorts of ways to explore them: riding, jogging, surfing, just walking or taking a guided nature tour. You’ll never be bored on Sylt.

In Grindelwald, globetrotter Steve Hänisch goes for a cliff walk to an observation platform, takes a train up to Europe’s highest railway station at an elevation of 3500 meters, goes skiing and samples Swiss cuisine.

Ode to joy! Every year in fall, Bonn celebrates the international Beethovenfest. Guests include top orchestras, ensembles, soloists and emerging artists from all over the world.

Luther chocolates, Luther sausages, Luther socks: the Protestant reformer has arrived in the 21st century and is being marketed like a pop star. We check out the souvenir shops.

Martin Luther translated the New Testament into German in Wartburg Castle, high above Eisenach.This anniversary year, a special exhibition, "Luther and the Germans," shows how his image has changed over the centuries.