Every year, in the six “crazy days” before Lent, over a million costumed revelers take over the streets of Cologne in a tradition that dates back to the Middle Ages.

We’re continuing our Eurotunnel road trip and spending 48 hours in Cologne, Germany. From exploring the city to finding the ...

Join Josh and Ollie as they explore Cologne, Germany, sampling traditional German cuisine during their Gamescom adventure.

The Cologne Cathedral towers over the city and at 157 metres, it’s the world’s tallest twin-spired church. It’s one of the ...

Luxembourg wine offers a delightful discovery in the country's scenic Moselle region, known for its rolling vineyards and ...

Eurowings is launching two new routes from Germany to London Gatwick in its summer 2026 schedule, adding 13 weekly flights from Cologne starting March 29, and 6 weekly flights from Stuttgart starting ...

The raw concrete sensibilities of brutalism may have been pioneered in the UK in the 1950s – its influence stretching into ...

Members of AM Best’s insurance ratings division will share their trend observations and analytical perspectives on the global ...

The DeepL Voice API allows businesses to stream audio and receive transcriptions in the source language, along with ...

If you've seen one of those smiling axolotl that look like a Pokémon, you might've thought: 'I gotta catch 'em all." But will ...

In summer 1969, when I had just graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder, my mother used an inheritance she received to take the two of us to Europe on a 10-week vacation.

Its title was “The Europeans.” A few respectful reviews aside, and despite a parallel American edition, the book didn’t have much immediate impact — far less than the work Cartier-Bresson had ...