A waste-to-energy power plant in Copenhagen features a ski slope on its roof. It's the first of its kind in the world, and could become the capital’s newest landmark.

Britain's Brendan Barry makes cameras out of highly unusual items. He's even converted a camper van into a camera and dark-room. He drives his mobile XXL-camera around the countryside and to take photos of people.

“Meggin’s Perfect Weekend” presents insider travel tips. DW reporter Meggin Leigh shows you how to get the most out of your trip to Vienna with everything from a horse-drawn cab ride to a course on how to make schnitzel.

“Seven Swans” in Frankfurt is a Michelin-star vegetarian restaurant. All ingredients used in their gourmet cuisine come from their own permaculture garden.

For 15 years, people in the West Bank village of Taybeh have had their own Oktoberfest celebration. Visitors and residents alike enjoy the locally-brewed beer, plus traditional Palestinian music and dancing.

Yodeling is enjoying something of a revival, and not only in the Alps. It is not just for aging villagers. There are courses and workshops in big cities, and it can even be studied at a university in Switzerland.

Her zombie thriller 'Endzeit' has been turned into a movie that is enjoying international release. The English title is 'Ever After'. Vieweg wrote the screenplay. She also writes and draws for children.

Philipp Alexander Schäfer transforms these everyday objects into surprising and entertaining street art. He publishes photos of his often-shortlived little works on Instagram.

Stephan Brusche is an artist from the Netherlands who transforms banana peels into perishable works of art. In order to create his tiny masterpieces he only needs a banana, a knife, and a pen.

Munich's Oktoberfest is the biggest beer festival in the world, and it's also celebrated around the world. This time, DW travels to Cincinnati, Ohio in the USA to the "Oktoberfest Zinzinnati."