In first days of spring, Majorca is the place to go to see blossoms. The almond trees are in bloom. Now their fragrance has been captured in a perfume. And there are many ideas, salty and sweet, for enjoying the nuts.

There’s a special treat awaiting customers at the highest patisserie in Austria: Kaiserschmarrn! The pancake-based dish is easy to make, and it's one of the country’s most popular desserts.

Emojis as a window on Finland’s soul. The Finns’ quirkiest eccentricities can be shared by app. Even kalsarikännit – the concept of getting wasted alone at home in one’s underclothes – is summed up in a single icon.

Artist Malena Valcárcel from Alicante Spain makes intricate paper sculptures out of old books. The artist has been selling her works online for the last three eto collectors worldwide for the last three years.

Wanda Barcelona create delicate works of art from paper. The trio design phantasmagorical window displays and decorations for events, shows and luxury brand stores with the art of folded paper.

Origami artist Sipho Mabona creates paper animals that are anything but miniature. He's even made a life-sized elephant out of a single sheet of paper. His works are now being exhibited in museums.

Architect Massimo d'Alessandro has coverted a former stable into a loft in Rome's Trastevere district. The bedroom is a bit like a tree house, suspended above the main room.

Three-dimensional invitations fashioned from paper: Paperlux designs works of art that are exquisite and unique creations with an exclusive touch. Paper is much more than just something to write on.

The popular ravioli dish Cappellacci is a classic of Italian cuisine. Head chef Andrea Quaranta of the Rome restaurant Necci dal 1924 fills his cappellacci with peas, artichokes, and beans.

Carnival dancers are in the spotlight at any German carnival event. They represent their clubs at countless occasions. It’s a grueling workday but, for many of them, also the fulfillment of a dream.