Through a complex process, natural stone can be made into a material as flexible as leather. It's used to fashion stone sneakers! The feather-light footwear is made by hand, so its price is anything but rock-bottom.

The former broadcast center for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London has become a technology park called Here East. Its proprietors have a special concept enabling them to offer attractive, affordable office space.

Chef Jozef Youssef worked in London's top restaurants before deciding to explore our sensory and psychological relationship with food. He founded Kitchen Theory – which he calls a design studio, not a restaurant.

The Festival of Pyrotechnical Art has been held in France's Courchevel ski resort since 2003. It's the only fireworks festival in the world that has snow-covered mountains and ski slopes as a backdrop.

Filmmakers Chloé Rochereuil and Victor Agulhon documented the last weeks of Notre-Dame cathedral before the fire. Now, they‘re the first to capture the efforts to rebuild it - in virtual reality.

Life in the northernmost and largest settlement in Spitsbergen, Norway is extreme. Nevertheless, around 2100 people live here year round. Euromaxx Reporter Nicole Frölich braved the cold to travel there for us.

The Swiss musician has been going strong since the heyday of Eurodance in the 1990s. Although his songs are no longer chart-toppers, his live shows have won him many loyal fans.

Stefan Wiesner is no ordinary chef. His ingredients include ash, stone powder and sawdust. Gourmet critics and customers alike deem the Swiss chef a "culinary wizard". He’s even been awarded a Michelin star.

Iskandar Widjaja feels just as much at home playing pop music in sunglasses as classical music in a tuxedo. Bach and beat - the violin virtuoso sees no contradictions here.

This woodwind instrument was invented in 1840 by Belgian Adolphe Sax. Although made from brass, it belongs to the woodwind family. Musician Asya Fateyeva guides us through Dinant, the saxophone’s hometown.