Jaan Roose, aka The Crazy Estonian, is a professional slackliner. He's always looking for a way to make his daredevil stunts even more spectacular. He can even perform double black flips on the slackline.

The Guédelon in France, a medieval style castle, has been under construction for over 20 years. Even though construction isn’t planned to be completed until 2023, the site has developed into a tourist magnet.

British country boy Tom Kemp runs a very unique fitness camp on his farm in the countryside. Participants have to lift tractor tires, pull cars and even throw sacks of grain.

The best pistachios in Europe come from a small town on the Italian island of Sicily. At the annual Bronte Pistachio Festival, the little green nut is celebrated and of course eaten.

Photographer Thomas Kierok took portraits of people aged 1 to 100. The end result is a fascinating journey through time and aging, which shows the beauty, strength and fragility of each phase of life.

At the Verbeke Foundation near Antwerp, museum visitors can spend the night inside some of the artworks. It’s one of the top attractions at one of the most unusual private art collections in Europe.

Ben Cullen's latest creation is a life-sized chimpanzee cake! Known as "The BakeKing,"’ he's caused a stir with his unique culinary masterpieces. At "Cake International" he meets the best cake artists in the world.

In Slovakia's Tatra National Park, Europe's last Sherpas climb three times a day with 100 kilograms on their backs to huts high in the mountains. They follow the traditions of the ancient Himalayan Sherpa people.

Granada is world famous for the Alhambra palace. DW reporter Meggin Leigh takes a journey of discovery through the southern Spanish city's Moorish heritage, and tries out Flamenco dancing.

Kinga Głyk is a star on the electric jazz bass. The 22-year-old Polish musician's arrangement of "Tears in Heaven" became an internet hit in 2016. She's currently touring with her new album "Feelings."