A journey through the dramatic years 1929 to 1933, the downfall of the Weimar Republic. Actor Roman Knižka and the Ensemble Opus 45 combine literature and music to warn of the creeping collapse of democratic values
Sustainable construction and recycling as an architectural statement: a skater pavilion is being built for the Neuss 2026 State Garden Show
From the city to the countryside. This trend already existed around 1900 and the ideal of the reform era became a trap for Mia Hesse
Reichenau’s eventful history on fertile ground: from medieval think tank to vegetable garden for southern Germany
Between the babbling brooks and giant fir trees, we found traces of a craft that supplied entire continents – and which few people still know today
Culture against illness seems to be a recipe for success. Even spending time in aesthetic spaces can be beneficial
The best time to visit the blue berry region is July and August. Perfect for hikes and culinary discoveries
Barefoot for the crown: The shepherd’s run in Wildberg honors the shepherd’s profession in all its facets – for 300 years now!
From shepherd’s daughter to professional shepherdess: something is happening in the male domain, as the Shepherd Run Days in Wildberg show
Funny details and charming discoveries between Bremen’s town hall, Weser promenade and Schnoor district
Better late than never! This applies both to good television formats such as Reschke Fernsehen and to the culture of remembrance. About the economic dimension of the Holocaust and its profiteers.
The Weisse Düne is the only sailing passenger ship in Germany. Jane Bothe glides across the waters around Usedom with the crew and her guests
