Shoes that look like crows’ feet or reptile-like onesies: Beate Karlsson’s creations defy tidy labelling. The Swedish designer brings together worlds that don’t normally belong together.#dweuromaxx

Some cakes don’t exactly look good enough to eat, especially not if they appear to be human innards. Sculptures of celebrities, however, might look TOO good. Euromaxx presents three artists working in the pastry medium.

Karl May is known the world over for his adventure tales. In 1928, a museum opened in Radebeul near Dresden to pay tribute to the German writer. Reporter Hannah Hummel takes a trip back to the wild West.

Polish photographer Monika Mostowik stages strangely captivating scenes using ball-jointed dolls. She designs their clothing, wigs and make-up, and photographs them at deserted locations.

Bristol-based artist Youmeng Lui embroiders food designs that you want to bite right into – including fruit, popcorn and even a complete breakfast menu.

There’s no nicer way to travel through the Alps than in the panoramic train cars of the Glacier Express. The ride from St. Moritz to Zermatt on the “world’s slowest express train” takes around eight hours.

At his Berlin studio, Götz Valien paints huge film posters up to 70 m² in size. One of his latest works is the poster for “Licorice Pizza”. He works quickly, completing his commissioned pieces in one to two days.

For around 30 years, the Künstlergut Prösitz in Saxony has given female artists with children a space to live and work in. They can create while their kids are looked after. It's the only program of its kind in Germany.

The underwater photographer Uli Kunz, the storm chaser Bastian Werner and the lover of nature Stefan Forster show how the art of photography can break barriers and immortalize moments of beauty.

Polo is said to be the sport of kings. A snow polo event on Lake St. Moritz in Switzerland draws fans of the mounted sport - as well as those who love to splash the cash at a top society gathering.