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.

Yvan Bourgnon of Switzerland sailed around the world, exposed to the elements, covering 55,000 kilometers in 220 days in a little catamaran. The adventurer documented his voyage and its ups and downs with his camera.

Dany Hoke opened Angkor Wat in Berlin in 2006. Back then it was Germany's first Cambodian restaurant. It's just a stone's throw from Bellevue Palace, the official residence of the German president.

All you need is a plastic bowl and plate and a threaded rod to build a weatherproof birdfeeder for the garden or balcony. Do it yourself!

In 2012, artist Yadegar Asisi put together a walk-through 360° panorama of the Berlin Wall. The panorama covers 900 square meters, and portrays a fictional day in the life of divided Berlin in the 1980s.

Many tourists in Berlin want to learn about the city’s history and its division. The Checkpoint Charlie Museum gives some idea of the profound consequences the Berlin Wall had on human destinies.

A tour of the Scottish capital, Edinburgh, which is well-known for its literary heritage. It’s even been named a UNESCO City of Literature. Traces of the city’s famous poets can be found all over the place.

Allan Bourbon has imported that classic Aussie brunch snack, a poppy seed bagel with avocado and salmon, from Bondi Beach to Berlin. It's a favorite dish at his cozy café, Allan's Breakfast Club.

Whether it's on book covers, product packaging or posters, hand lettering is enjoying a renaissance in graphic design. Despite living in the digital age, people are embracing the art and learn calligraphy in workshops.

Two designers from Hamburg are exploring the creative potential in junk. They make egg cups from old skateboards, clocks from vinyl records and stylish coffee tables from disused oil barrels.