Randal Plunkett is an Irish baron . He has made it his mission to bring back untamed nature – rewilding a whole third of his estate.

Renowned artist Eva Jospin has an unusual favorite material: corrugated cardboard. She uses it to create large-scale sculptures and aesthetic landscapes – including forests, caves, and mountains.

Christmas is a time of feasting. But the main course differs from one European country to the next. Traditional for Germany is roast goose, while Britain appears to prefer turkey.

Muskau Park in eastern Germany is one big work of gardening art. In 1815, Prince Hermann von Pückler-Muskau had it laid out in the English-Garden style. In 2004, UNESCO inscribed it as a World Cultural Heritage site.

On the third Thursday in November, wine lovers toast the arrival of the Beaujolais Nouveau. In the French wine-growing region of Beaujolais, they celebrate the new vintage with a ceremonial tapping and even a marathon.

Join DW's Hannah Hummel on her wondrous Jacobite steam train trip though Scotland. The route will surely look familiar to Harry Potter fans.

Guccio Gucci founded his company in 1921 as a leather goods boutique in Florence. It grew into a world-famous fashion label. An American feature film tells the story of one tragic chapter. What is its recipe for success?

Borscht is a national dish in both Russia and Ukraine and an essential part of keeping toasty warm during the frosty winter months. Euromaxx reveals what to look out for when preparing Russia’s famous red-beet soup.

Salvatore Garau sells his non-visible sculptures for up to €22,000. He's planned a total of seven immaterial works for cities around the world. Fans can already go looking for the first two in Milan and New York City.

A new art depot in the Dutch city of Rotterdam shows some 151,000 exhibits. It includes some famous works of art as well as rather unknown contributions.