Selected broadcast reports from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
Landscapes from the Soul
Explore fusions of Chinese pictorial traditions and Western abstraction
Lucha Canaria: wrestling from the Canary Islands
Traditional sport since prehistoric times
Explorers of China, part 2
When Western traders and colonists set sail for China in the 17th Century, they found an empire focused solely on protectionism.
European Year Of Youth Colouring Book
Celebrate European Year Of Youth by colouring
How Dorando Pietri lost the 1908 Olympic marathon gold medal
Italian long distance runner who turned failure into success
Suzy Solidor & La Vie Parisienne
Lesbian entrepreneur, actress, singer and 'the most painted woman in the world'
Reading and debating at the Arts Faculties
University life in the middle ages
February begins, Italy sings – 72 years of the Sanremo Music Festival
How Sanremo changed the way of doing music, television and entertainment
Explorers of China
We follow the tracks of great China explorers and revisit their accounts of life behind the Great Wall.
The Oxford and Cambridge University Boat Race Trophies
Contemporary silver masterpieces from the 'Battle of the Blues'
Exploring the films of director Fatih Akin
Belonging and identity in contemporary multicultural Germany
European Capital of Culture 2022
Esch-sur-Alzette, Kaunas and Novi Sad in the spotlight
Discovering Dreesen: a pioneering German photographer
Photographer, globetrotter, influencer
The Chinese Garden
Traditional Chinese garden design connects the realm of the physical with that of the ideal, to express the harmony that should exist between humans and nature.
Lilly Steinschneider, Hungary's first female pilot
Conquering the skies in 1912
Abdullah Frères, Ottoman photographers
Documenting life in Constantinople and the Ottoman Empire
How the Carolingian dynasty changed how we read
Learn how the Frankish noble family helped popularise and standardise written text as we know it now.
Private and public reading
Different reading practices in the Middle Ages
Ismail al-Jazari: The Muslim inventor who may have inspired Leonardo da Vinci
Uncover the story of the 12th century polymath who laid the groundwork for modern engineering, hydraulics and robotics.