Lithuanian architect Aidas Kalinauskas is a blues fan. He's built a house in a forest near Kaunas that's accoustically designed for blues music -- where he and his family enjoy turning up the volume.

No fixed floorplan, movable walls, vanishing ceilings, flexible floors. Architect Richard Murphy worked on this house for ten years and won the "RIBA House of the Year 2016" prize.

A sustainably-built house, constructed in the traditional style, connected to the sea and nature. The house on the Mediterranean island has few right angles, and its double walls keep out the scorching heat.

Belgian photographer Johan Lolos spent five months travelling across 17 countries in search of stunning mountain images. He's curated the best of some 27,000 shots in his debut book, Peaks of Europe.

People of many different nationalities and religions have shaped the city of Odessa, including Greeks, Italians and Jews. Founded in 1794 by the Russian empress Catherine the Great, today it is Ukraine's most important port.

Matthias Münz calls himself Munich’s "crazy ice cream maker". He opened his first ice cream parlour six years ago. Since then, his sausage, salmon and guacamole- ice creams have made him a Munich hit.

Pandelis Melissinos is a third-generation shoemaker in the center of Athens. His traditional sandals have long been popular with stars such as Jackie Kennedy, the Beatles or Sarah Jessica Parker.

Famous artist Olafur Eliasson and his sister Victoria Eliasdóttir have opened a pop-up restaurant along Reykjavik's harbour front. Victoria is in charge of creating delicious culinary treats.

The French theater troupe has put on an amazing piece of street theater in Leeuwarden, in the Netherlands, with the help of many locals: Their giant puppets strode around the town.

Every year, Bad Nauheim pays tribute to the king of rock 'n' roll on the anniversary of his death. Elvis was stationed here for almost two years. Fans arrive from around the world.