This orchestra presents classical music in a new way: musicians play standing up and learn entire concerts by heart, without sheet music. On the road with the Baltic Sea Philharmonic and its conductor Kristjan Järvi.

What did the Romans eat 2000 years ago? Italian chef Paolo Magnanimi has experimented with ancient recipes and serves dishes from the past at his restaurant in Rome.

At first glance, it doesn’t look all that hard: just climbing stairs. But these are 4444 wooden steps. Euromaxx reporter Axel Primavesi takes on the challenge and ascends Norway’s Flørli staircase.

In the new James Bond film, actor Daniel Craig embarks on his last mission as legendary secret agent 007. For stuntwoman Marie Mouroum, it’s a first. In “No Time to Die”, she doubles for the lead actress.

Once a year, a city in Somerset, England, provides the backdrop for a return to the early 19th-century. Hundreds of devotees of regency-period fashion descend on Bath to celebrate the Jane Austen Festival.

Germany's political establishment is centered in Berlin. Here, parliamentarians hobnob with lobbyists; heads of state with heads of government. Take a tour to the favorite eateries of German political figures.

Spaghetti, penne and tagliatelle: Italian cuisine would be inconceivable without pasta. Made from durum semolina, water and salt, it is available in endless variations. Take a look at the art of making pasta.

The traditional side dish in Czech cuisine is dumplings. And they generally aren't served in balls but cut into slices. They have a bread-like consistency, so they go well with dishes that have lots of sauce.

Artist Christo always dreamt of wrapping this premiere Parisian landmark in shiny fabric. After he died in May, 2020, his nephew went through with the project – and it was no easy feat.

Former German supermodel Claudia Schiffer is curating an exhibition of fashion photography in the 1990s. Fun fact: Even her underwear needed its own security back then.