He went down in history as the Sun King. The tales of French King Louis XIV are legendary. Every year millions of tourists visit the grounds of Versailles Palace in search of his traces.

Reporter Meike Krüger set out to test her nerves. She spent a night in Chillingham Castle in northern England, which is said to be haunted. The castle offers tours for ghost-hunters!

For Ptolemy Elrington, finding hubcaps in the street is a real treasure. He turns them into animal sculptures. The British artist has been making his 'Hubcap Creatures' for years and enjoys worldwide success.

The Spanish city is one of Europe’s most popular destinations. Its wonderful location between the mountains and the sea influences the culture, cuisine and lifestyle. blogger Alba Vendrell shows her favorite places.

The waltz, tango and lindy hop are back in style. Interest in dance classes has been on the rise in recent years. A visit to Europe's largest dance school in the southern German city of Freiburg.

Italian architect Mattheo Thun's designs are sought-after the world over. But Thun is opposed to any form of personality cult. So his mantra is "No Design" – the objects should speak for themselves.

Berries, root vegetables, legumes, cabbage, potatoes, mushrooms and fish – seasonal and regional ingredients used in the New Nordic Cuisine. A gourmet trend from Denmark that is delicious and healthy at the same time.

Two Swedish architects created a summer house in the woods of southern Sweden which blends in perfectly with its natural surroundings. Another unusual feature: it can contract and expand like an accordion.

Cassette tapes no longer play a significant role economically speaking, but they still have a fan following that includes DJs and artists.

Swedish musician Martin Molin loves building unusual instruments. Such as a two-meter-tall contraption filled with 2,000 cascading marbles. The sounds they make change, depending on where they fall.