Did you know that tea is also farmed in Europe? DW's Hendrik Welling visits Europe’s oldest tea plantation in Portugal. The family business Cha Gorreana has been making tea since 1883.

Parisian Hadrien Haverland used to be the class clown, and today he continues to entertain with his online skate videos. Under the name The Truman Burbank, he’s become known as one of France’s craziest skaters.

Onomatopoeia isn’t just for comic book action—it also adorns the facades of buildings like the WERK12 in Munich. With its 5 meter-high letters, the award winning construction is hard to miss.

Cancer patients and their families receive support at the 24 Maggie’s centre locations across the UK, designed with the help of star architects Sir Norman Foster and Zaha Hadid.

The Menhirs distillery has been producing fine buckwheat whiskey for some twenty years. The polygonaceae is popular in northwestern France.

Edward Chilvers composes music using a complex mathematical formula. He crafts stunning piano pieces with the help of dice and an elaborate musical table.

Swiss chocolate is a hot export item and popular the world over. In our series "Food Secrets” we try to find the recipe for its success. What makes this sweet Epicurean experience so special?

Paper masks that look like meat and fashion from food: Russian-Armenian artist Verena Kazarova is world-famous for her fantastical designs. We join her at a photo shoot in Moscow.

Jana Tenambergen reaches speeds up to 40 kilometers an hour on her unicycle. The five-time world champion has even left her male competitors in the dust. She takes us on a little spin around her adopted home Berlin.

From film reenactments with clay figurines to plush teddy bears in TikTok challenges: French animator Victor Haegelin’s stop-motion videos are a joy to watch.