The party to celebrate Formula-One world champion Sebastian Vettel’s victory continues. His friend, the popular comedian of mixed Turkish and German descent, Bülent Ceylan, as well as the majority of the people of Heppenheim are at the party.

If you are into animation, check out this clip about the Twelfth International Weekend of Animation in Wiesbaden.

Diane continues her stroll over the Karlsruhe Christmas Market which even boasts a skating rink for young and old to enjoy.

Diane shows us the beautiful Christmas offers at the Karlsruhe Christmas Market.

Youngest Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel returns to his hometown, Heppenheim, just days after his victory in Abu Dhabi. The people of Heppenheim are ecstatic.

Get into the Christmas spirit at the Wiesbaden Sternschnuppermarkt [Shooting Star Market]. “Hallo Wiesbaden” was there and asked around how to keep warm during the cold season.

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At the modeling college of Astrid Bittner-Utsch in Wiesbaden women and men can learn how to walk relaxed and elegantly and present themselves well.

Jewelry designer Jonathan Johnson takes you through the Berlin district Kreuzberg and talks about the art scene of the German capital.

Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel does a home run in his hometown Heppenheim and attracts thousands of fans. For a day the dreamy little town is transformed into a Formula One race track.

At Rapucation rap and education come together. With this project Robin alias “Mad Maks” and Vincent alias “Beatzarre” want to help pupils enjoy learning.

The new Airbus A-380 is the largest passenger plane to date. From June 2010 airline customers can look forward to two levels of all modern conveniences.

During the volcano eruption in Iceland in April 2010, all hell broke loose at the airports: flights were cancelled, vacationers were stranded. Yabla reporter Donna Blitz reported on the situation from an airport in Spain.

Surrealist artist Salavador Dali and his wife, Gala lived in the small Spanish town Port Lligat. Today his house serves as a museum. Yabla reporter Donna Blitz was there.

Since 1960, the drive-in cinema has been luring young and old to Gravenbruch near Frankfurt/Main with its unusual concept.