There's a house in Poland that, according to architects, uses more concrete than any other private residence in Europe -- but it sure doesn't look like concrete. The facade seems like it was made of wood.

Gherdëina is a valley in Northern Italy and a popular winter destination. Ice climbing up frozen waterfalls is just one of the many attractions it has to offer. Beginners welcome – if you’re not afraid of heights!

Normally, this tandem cross-country skiing- and sharp-shooting event is reserved for the sporting elite. Now, in the established biathlon venue Ruhpolding, Bavaria, anyone can take a crack at this test of strength and skill.

The Hedeby trading settlement and Danevirke defensive earthwork in northern Germany are among the world's best preserved Viking-age sites. Now, they have been included on the UNESCO World heritage list.

The restaurant was opened in 1725 by French cook Jean Botín and his wife. Later, a nephew took over the restaurant, giving it its present name Sobrino de Botín – nephew of Botin.

Mont Blanc rises 4,810 meters above sea level -- that makes it the highest mountain in the Alps. A cable railway takes visitors to the 3,800 meter level – where they can enjoy spectacular views.

Explore the Burgundy region to find the best recipes of this traditional poultry dish. Coq au Vin is a classic French dish that warms the heart.

The old town of Rennes boasts countless historical landmarks such as 15th century half-timbered buildings and the Saint-Pierre cathedral. At the same time, it's a young city with a large student population.

The French capital not only offers a wealth of top-notch sites. It also has many hidden gems. French photographer Serge Ramelli devotes his time to exploring these gorgeous locations off the beaten track.

There's no better way to see the sights of Andalusia than aboard the Tren Al Andalus. In old-school style, the train passes through the beautiful countryside with stops for wine tasting and much more.