The Eiffel Tower is the world’s most sustainable monument
The Eiffel Tower goes green by providing renewable energy thanks to 2 wind turbines installed as part of the the tower’s scaffolding.
Pegaso: Discover a healthy lifestyle while playing
PEGASO aims to create an educational platform which can stimulate children’s awareness through games and team challenges.
What to do in Rome in 36 hours, according to The New York Times
After Milan, The New York Times chooses Rome for its 36 hours video. To discover the eternal city from an international perspective.
Cyclists in Amsterdam will park their bikes… Under water
With more bikes than inhabitants, Amsterdam has to deal with the issue of bicycle parking. The solution? An underwater parking lot with train and underground connections.
The winners of World Press Photo 2015
The winners of World Press Photo 2015 have been revealed. Here are the award-winning photos and participants.
The man who howls at wolves
German zoologist Werner Freund has been studying the behaviour of wolves in their environment for over 40 years, by living with them.
Amsterdam is home to the first cycling lane that generates solar power
Solaroad, the world’s first solar and cycling lane opens in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Berlin Wall (1961 – 1989): a photo per year
A few pictures to retrace the thirty years of history of the Berlin Wall.
Berlin launches its first packaging-free supermarket
Berlin launches its first supermarket with no packaging. Disposable packaging and wrappers difficult to be disposed of are things of the past. You’ll only find products in bulk. In Berlin there is a new way of shopping at the supermarket.