Two hundred years after Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were born, the German city of Coburg is commemorating the first royal dream couple. Albert was born just outside Coburg

People from 190 countries live in Berlin. Cecilia Fuentes Ibarburu runs “South Embassy” a concept store that’s all about Latin America.

The Chaîne des Rôtisseurs, the world’s oldest and biggest gourmet club, was founded in 1248. It now boasts some 25,000 members in 80 countries, ensuring that great food and wines continue to be celebrated.

An astronaut has made history by playing a DJ set in space . Luca Parmitano streamed vibes from the ISS to the Norwegian Pearl cruise liner, which became a giant floating club for the night.

Fleet fingers are needed to play Morra, among the world's oldest games. Teams from 14 countries came to the Mediterranean island of Corsica to compete in the world championships. Euromaxx reporter Meike Krüger was there.

Christophe Guinet - alias Monsieur Plant - creates humorous artworks with plants. For his latest installation "Tree Hug" he made plaster casts of people's arms, covered them with moss and attached them to trees.

Ugly sandals are this summer's big footwear trend. They feature chunky soles, a wide footbed and practical velcro closures. Are they beautiful or awful?

The Alphorn festival in Nendaz, Switzerland features an alpine horn competition, a parade in traditional costumes, as well as concerts. The group "The Alpine Sisters" even play rock music on their horns.

Cardboard boxes, tape and lots of helpers: that's all Olivier Grossetête needs to build an entire city. Aided by volunteers, the artist erected his largest work to date in the French city of Le Havre.

For women only: Bikers from around the world head to the Petrolettes festival. Held at Ferropolis, a former open-cast mine, it attracts some 500 participants. There are workshops, concerts and, naturally, bike races.