Every year, international artists transform the garden of the Chateau de Chaumont into an open-air art festival. Their installations are conceived to create a synergy with both the garden and the imposing chateau.

People from almost all the countries in the world live in Berlin. Deutsche Welle presents 50 of them in "Planet Berlin". Adib Harb from Beirut tells Euromaxx how he ended up in Berlin.

Top kitesurfers meet on the German island of Sylt for the kitesurfing World Cup. The youngest participant is French 13-year old Capucine Delannoy. Her greatest idol is her brother Famille, who's also taking part.

A 40-meter ladder hangs precariously over the abyss. But anyone daring enough to scale it is rewarded with a view like no other. Will Euromaxx reporter Axel Primavesi's nerves be strong enough for this adventure?

Europe is a paradise for city breaks. Reporter Meggin Leigh checks out the most exciting corners of the continent in the series Meggin's Perfect Weekend. This time she's in the Greek capital.

From Mykonos to Ibiza: 120 cars will travel the 3000 mile stretch for this year's legendary and controversial Gumball 3000. Of course, there's a famous face or two behind the wheels.

In Matera, parts of the cave dwellings typical for the town have been converted into a hotel. At “Le Grotte della Civita”, historical authenticity and luxury go hand-in-hand.

Clerkenwell is home to architects, designers and other creative souls. They’ve converted the area’s industrial buildings into offices, lofts and studios, and have attracted flashy gastronomy in their wake.

People from more than 190 countries live in Berlin. DW is introducing fifty of them in the book "Planet Berlin." A few of them are telling their stories on Euromaxx – like Bin Lee-Zauner of South Korea.

The Finns would like to share their happiness with others. The "Rent-a-Finn" campaign allows people to hire one of eight volunteers to help them find the Finnish way to happiness.