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At the beginning of the last century, Kostas Stivaktas would sit in his fields near Saint Andrew’s church, watching bees entering a crack in the rocks, upon leaving it they seemed to him refreshed. After noticing this remarkable transformation, he broke open the small...

Formerly the only street in Hamburg where prostitution was officially tolerated, Herbertstraße is now an institution in the city’s red light district. Not far from the famous Reeperbahn, Herbertstraße is simultaneously renowned for having Hamburg’s best looking and...

Film posters are still painted by hand on the front of Filmtheater Sendlinger Tor, a 100 year-old movie theater just outside Sendlinger Tor, the southern gates of the Altstadt (historical city center). The theater opened in October 1913 with a showing of the Italian silen...

Grown on across 15 acres of land in the wind-powered Danish island of Samsø, the Samsø Labyrinten is a sprawling natural labyrinth that has been recognized by Guinness as the world’s largest maze and offers multiple enchanted clearings to find among the...