The Norwegian capital is a real tourist magnet. DW reveals just a few of the things that shouldn't be missed – from the new Munch Museum to a special fish restaurant and a zipline adventure.

Empty plastic bottles, old earphones or soda cans: Stéphanie Kilgast transforms them into vibrant sculptures. Through her work, the French artist hopes to highlight how our consumer habits are destroying the environment.

Anyone who's been to Greece must have sampled this most Greek of all dishes, moussaka. It’s made with eggplant, potatoes, ground beef and béchamel sauce. It's just as popular with Greeks as with foreign visitors.

Artist Tomás Saraceno draws inspiration from spiders. In a Barcelona skyscraper, he has put up a huge web that invites visitors to climb in and get comfy. But is it all just for fun?

In Scandinavia, a unique singing technique has evolved over the ages to summon cows back home from the fields in the evening: kulning. The centuries-old tradition is also kept alive in concerts.

Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in Europe. Nevertheless, the eponymous capital offers abundant cultural attractions. Locals tell you what you shouldn't miss seeing.

In the garden of the Château de Vaux-Le-Vicomte near Paris, guests can take a journey through time. They spend the day in historical costumes picnicking in the castle garden, as was the custom under King Louis XIV.

From vanilla to chocolate or strawberry, gelato is popular across the globe. Sergio Dondoli is one of just 10 master gelatieri in Italy, and he revealed to DW the secrets of making the Italian treat.

Secluded beaches, towering waterfalls and spectacular landscapes are all found in the Westfjords, Iceland's remote natural splendor. The Lonely Planet travel guide has listed the peninsula among its "Best in Travel" areas for 2022.

When you walk through Edinburgh, some parts may look familiar. Many places in Scotland's capital inspired British author J.K. Rowling in writing her books about the young wizard.