A 360-degree panorama of the Berlin Wall stands at the former Checkpoint Charlie border crossing. The panorama was designed by artist Yadegar Asisi, and shows scenes from a November day in 1980. Tourists love it.

Photos of soap bubbles are a bit hit online, and with the right weather conditions actually not hard to take. Small input, big impact – even beginner’s efforts can turn out stunning.

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

For three years now, Germany's VOJD design studio has been using 3D printers to create high-fashion jewelry. VOJD works with a number of top fashion houses -- including Alexander McQueen.

Small headlights, radiator grilles like gaping maws, and windows like slits to fire weapons through: many cars at the Geneva Motor Show look more threatening every year – aggressive design is popular with customers.

At Berlin’s International Travel Tade Show, DW reporter Linda Bethke tests travel professionals’ knowledge of Europe. Who will be the first to identify all seven European landmarks and the cities they’re in?

The head chef at the "Al Camin" restaurant in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Fabio Pompanin, serves

local dishes with an international touch - including a declicious rump of venison with a breaded crust.

Vermouth was long seen as cheap booze, but recently it's been undegoing a facelift. The wine, which is flavored with spices and herbs, is moving increasingly upmarket and is starting to appear in smart bars.

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.

With Spring comes Spring Fever: compliments and flirting and new romance! March 1st is World Compliment Day. But different European cultures have quite different approaches to this 'art form'.