City guide Valerio Vernesi organizes tours of Rome by Vespa. It's a quintessentially Italian way to experience famous sights like the Colosseum, the Capitol and the Trevi Fountain.

Globetrotter Steve Hänisch hitchhikes from Puyuhuapi to Puerto Rio Tranquilo. The highlights of this leg are the trek to the 2675-meter Cerro Castillo and a boat trip out to the marble caves in the middle of General Carrera Lake.

The medieval medina in Fez, Morocco, is the largest in North Africa. In 1981, it was named a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site.

From its chalk cliffs to its quaint seaside resorts, Germany's biggest island has many faces. If the southeastern corner is too crowded during peak season, there's plenty of nature, peace and quiet in the north.

Check-in viewer Hernan Valdivia took a look around the Alhambra in Spain's Granada Province and sent a video of his trip.

Globetrotter Steve Hänisch is hitchhiking along the Carretera Austral highway. His goal is the Queulat Glacier in Chile.

Modern living in Stuttgart: in 1927, architects such as Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe designed the Weissenhof Estate. Le Corbusier's houses have recently been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Stuttgart is Germany's car capital. The automobile was invented here in 1886, so it's no surprise that it boasts two major car museums: the Mercedes-Benz Museum and the Porsche Museum.

Sun, sand, and sea on the Caribbean coast: DW viewer Miguel Penilla has shot some fantastic footage!

From the old town to the beach, Tel Aviv is lively and well worth a visit! DW viewer Eyal David shows us famous parts of his home city, as well as some lesser-known areas.