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.

Tourist guide Inez Reichl shows us places in Salzburg that don't appear in every travel guide - among them, the Café Classic, the museum of modern art and Steingasse, a narrow lane in the city center.

It's Germany's only Alpine national park. There’s a lot to discover, from the depths of Lake Königssee to the top of the Watzmann.

The village of Berchtesgaden is small, but there's lots to see: the royal palace, the salt mine and the Haus der Berge national park center.

Sun, sandy beaches, sea, rest and relaxation: globetrotter Steve Hänisch and his traveling companion Kristin Addis enjoy themselves in the Maldives, and present the best moments of their trip.

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.

DW viewer Bob Smith shows his home town in Florida, from Lake Eola to the Orlando Eye to Seaworld, a theme park where you can stroke porpoises and feed stingrays.