Looking for a 50-year-old oak or a sequoia for your garden? No problem – you’ll find it at Bruns Tree Nursery in Lower Saxony. These imposing trees go for the price of a mid-range car and are in demand across the globe.

The exact composition of Chanel N°5 is top secret, but there’s certainly jasmine, cinnamon rose, and synthetic aldehyde in it. For a century now, this classic scent has enchanted the world.

Do people with long hair tend to have cocker spaniels and bald folks pugs or bulldogs? Do people always choose dogs that look like them? Thomas Kierok’s photos take a closer look at this phenomenon.

Maltese cuisine has a long history and many culinary tastes flow into it. Five of the island’s restaurants were awarded a Michelin star. Euromaxx goes on a gourmet trip.

Brutalist architecture causes controversy. Many say the concrete buildings put up from the 1950s to the 1980s are ugly. But isn’t there still an allure to this style? Euromaxx looks at a few noteworthy examples.

British sculptor Frances Segelman shapes lifelike busts of celebrities in just two hours! Even Great Britain’s Queen has posed for her. Ever since, she’s been known as the “Royal Sculptor.”

In Gerbstedt, a town in Saxony-Anhalt, there are more than 40 models of miniature castles and palaces. Günther Beinert has spent a lifetime painstakingly building them. His materials: concrete and construction rubble.

In Viennese cafes, apple strudel is a must on every menu. It is one of Austria's most popular pastries and is known far beyond the country's borders. What makes it so special?

Landscape architect Laura Heuschneider played a big part in getting Erfurt ready for the Federal Horticultural Show, BUGA. She breathed new life into the Petersberg Citadel by reviving old horticultural traditions.

Salif Gueye from Paris regularly dances in front of the Centre Pompidou and the Eiffel Tower. His street dances and moonwalk have earned him millions of followers on Instagram, including some celebrities.