Racing fans can enjoy the sport from their living room thanks to "simracing," a virtual, computerized simulator.

2016 marked BWW's 100th anniversary. The German carmaker has created a center for classic cars at the company's first manufacturing site.

Gunther Holtorf quit his job, packed his bags and took off to see the world by car. At the age of 77 he returned home for good after travelling 900,000 km over 26 years.

The ship's guests sleep in suites. The MS Europa II has won the Traveler's World Award as "best cruise in the world."

Luciano Pellicolli has been rowing people through the canals of Venice for some 30 years. DW meets him to hear his story and get a personal tour of his home city.

Extreme kayaking is one of the toughest water sports. The Ache river in the Austrian Ötztal valley is where world champions put their kayaking skills to the test. DW reporter Linda Bethke also tackled the course.

Inventor Stéphane Rousson constructs bizarre vehicles. His most recent project is the Aérosail, an airship pulled over water.

125 years ago Geman aviation pioneer Otto Lilienthal accomplished his first gliding flights. Close to Lilienthal’s birth place, a couple is now following in his footsteps by building ultralight planes.

Berlin has a new attraction called "The Haus". Over 150 artists have turned a disused bank into a temporary gallery for street art. Graffiti and paintings are spread across 5 floors. But only until demolition day!

The German jazz label ACT has been promoting young talents for 25 years. It's a reason to celebrate. Trombonist Nils Landgren and pianist Michael Wollny are part of the ACT family. They tell us about this unique label.