Pop-up paper sculptures that unfold before the viewers’ eyes! Designer Peter Dahmen creates them in startlingly large formats. His art work has already become an internet sensation.

What were this year’s most popular carnival costumes on the streets of Germany? According to experts, the favorites are unicorns, Donald Trump and steampunk-themed outfits.

Playing the flute and beatboxing at the same time? No problem for Nathan "Flutebox" Lee. This British pioneer of fluteboxing tells us about his technique.

Hops, water, yeast and malt just is for some an oudated recipe. The craft beer trend is breaking down Germany's brewing traditions. Berlin Beer Week gives some idea of the enormous variety of today's craft beers.

Pontus Jansson communes with stones, and piles them one upon the other to make gravity-defying sculptures. He posts his bizarre-looking balancing acts on Instagram, where he has tens of thousands of fans.

Artistic cyclists are essentially acrobats on wheels. David Schnabel and Lea Schäpe don’t bat an eye as they execute amazing tricks, or exercises - squats, jumps and saddle-stands - on their stunt cycles.

The Norwegian city of Bergen plays host to an entire town made from gingerbread. It comprises over 2,000 delectable icing-covered buildings, including castles and churches, all housed in an old swimming pool.

German sculptor Matthias Hintz specializes in one particular material: old CDs. He melts them out of shape before assembling them to form huge sculptures.

Illuminated shapes in untouched nature. Surreal, but not computer-animated. They’re the brainchild of German artist duo 3hund. Friedrich van Schoor and Tarak Mawad work with simple but ingenious tricks.

There’s a special treat awaiting customers at the highest patisserie in Austria: Kaiserschmarrn! The pancake-based dish is easy to make, and it's one of the country’s most popular desserts.