In 2011, Hao Nguyen and her brothers grounded the restaurant "Chez Dang‘‘ in Berlin’s hip Neukölln neighborhood. After leaving Laos, her restaurant isn’t just a dream come true, but also a piece of her homeland.

His trademark is his red trombone. For more than 30 years Nils Landgren has been a fixture on the European jazz scene. He gives over 200 concerts a year, and he’s one of the stars of this year’s Jazzfest Bonn.

Euromaxx’s DIY series continues. On this episode, Youtube DIY expert Sari Hansen shows you how to make a clock from dominoes.

The Charles Bridge is the Czech capital’s most prominent landmark and one of Europe’s most popular tourist sights. It spans the Vltava river, connecting Prague’s old town with the Malá Strana district.

Lorenzo Manuel Durán cuts delicate miniature worlds from ordinary leaves. The Spanish artist uses a special technique to cut paper and draw attention to his environmental message.

The Brandenburg Gate is more than just another historic highlight in the German capital. It has become a symbol of how Germany was divided and is now reunited. And it’s the big photo opportunity in Berlin.

Edinburgh Castle dominates the skyline of the Scottish capital -- and it's one of the country's most popular tourist attractions. "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling is said to have used the castle as a model for Hogwarts.

Judith Schneider and Robin Lachhein of Hessen have an unusual hobby. They find locations from popular movies, travel to them, re-enact key scenes from them for the camera and post the results on Instagram.

The Atomium in Brussels is nine interconnected spheres intended to symbolize the peaceful use of nuclear energy. Built for the Expo world fair in 1958, it’s now the Belgian capital’s most popular landmark.

In 'My little Madrid', Marcela de la Peña writes all about her home city. In this installment of the Euromaxx extra tour, she takes you around Spain's capital and reveals insider tips.