Surfing in the Welsh mountains - how is that possible? Surf Snowdonia is the name of a brand new artificial surfing facility which was opened in the Snowdonia National Park. It boasts the world's longest man-made surfable wave.

Lighting a fire without a match, finding one's way without GPS, finding food in the forest - all things an urban dweller can in a course on survival. Euromaxx sent reporter Hendrik Welling into the wild and he lived to tell the tale.

This route stretches 2500 kilometers up and down the coast of Ireland across 9 counties. There's plenty to do, from hiking, biking, climbing and surfing to just taking in the breathtaking scenery.

To get to "The Pearl," a new restaurant in Brussels, diners first have to don masks and fins. Once they've dived down, they can enjoy a romantic meal for two in an airtight capsule five meters below the surface.

Lake Garda is Italy's largest and most popular lake. Although it can be overcrowded in the peak season, its majestic landscapes and historical remains make it a favourite tourist attraction.

The panorama restaurant Fiore di Pietra on the summit of Monte Generoso in Ticino Canton bears the handwriting of Swiss architect Mario Botta, whose designs can be found all over the world.

The Crane Hotel Faralda’s 3 suites, each with a different theme, are to be found inside a harbor crane, offering a spectacular view of Amsterdam. A highlight is a whirlpool bath right at the top.

The small French spa town of Evian-les-Bains is world famous for its water, which flows from a source in the Alps. It's been bottled since 1826.

It looks like a mix between a jungle and a tree house: the ’25 Verde’ building in the Italian city of Turin. Architect Luciano Pia designed this vision of new urban green architecture which is part of a wider trend.

How nice it would be to enjoy a hearty farmhouse meal in the mountains of Switzerland. Swiss Tavolata is a project where tourists can do just that. Traditional country fare prepared by locals in unforgettable surroundings.