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

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

Loch Lomond is famed as Scotland’s most beautiful lake. Here, visitors can experience much of what Scotland is known for: scenic countryside, kilts, haggis and whisky.

The unusual jewelry designed by German artist Silvia Weidenbach explores the possibilities of 3D printing. She trained in traditional gold and silver smithing but prefers the possibilities modern technology has to offer.

André Rieu is one of the world's most successful touring musicians so it's hardly surpising that lives in a castle. The superstar violinist also conducts his own orchestra.

2017 marks the 500th anniversary of the Reformation -- and that's drawing a lot of tourists to the town of Eisenach and Wartburg Castle. This is where Martin Luther translated the New Testament into colloquial German in 1521.

Visually pleasing pictures of food are never far away on social media - and that has repercussions for restaurant owners. A look at the internet's influence on food trends.

World famous artists like Erwin Wurm and Ai Weiwei have cooperated with Murano glassblowers for one of the highlights of the Venice Biennale, Glassstress 2017.

The Boxy twins are among Belgium’s most famous celebrity chefs, with a catering business, cookbooks and a TV show. They use their identical looks as a marketing tool.

Blossoming almond trees ring in spring on Mallorca. Almonds themselves play a major role in local cuisine. Acclaimed chef Marc Fosh shows how.