This video is about the life of alpine farmers along the Königssee and how they handle their cows. The journey also continues to the mysterious Untersberg, which is known for its legends and caves.

Sabine tells about her trip around the world and how it changed her. She visited 25 countries! Watch and find out why this wasn't just a relaxing vacation.

Mumbi is only a few days old and already a beacon of hope for an endangered species. In this video, we learn how the zookeepers are nurturing the young giraffe and why this is so important.

This section leads into the impressive mountain landscape around the Steinerne Meer and Lake Königssee. Besides extreme weather conditions and famous sights, it also looks at the life of the farmers who bring their cows to the alpine pastures every summer.

And here's your chance to test yourself on even more Easter-related vocabulary. Get ready for the holiday that celebrates the arrival of spring!

The Viennese theater group "Ortszeit" stages its productions in an old quarry in the Leogang Mountains. The actors perform in the midst of nature, drawing inspiration from their surroundings and the region's folklore.

Ivana and Sabine take turns guessing Easter vocabulary. Watch and you can learn many new words in a playful way.

Easter in Germany—what makes it so special, and why do Germans love it so much? Join Sabine as she teaches you useful vocabulary to help you talk about this beloved traditional holiday.

Toni Sauper carefully prepares his horseback riding tours in the Alps and repeatedly explores new paths in the high mountains for this purpose. The journey continues through the impressive landscape of the High Tauern with its mountain lakes, glaciers, and important water reservoirs.

This episode takes us to the Grossglockner High Alpine Road as we explore the history of the old Alpine passes. In the past, packhorsemen transported goods across the mountains. Today, Toni Sauper continues this tradition and offers trail riding as a unique experience for tourists.

In this video, Ivana tells us about her degree program in Geodesy and Geoinformatics at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. She talks about hands-on surveying exercises, working with specialized measurement equipment, and student life during the main field surveying course in the Black Forest.

In this part, we learn more about the marmots that the Radels have taken care of for many years. After that, the journey leads to Hohe Tauern National Park and to Austria's highest mountain, the Grossglockner.

Paula talks about the several weeks she spent at a surf camp in Portugal, where she had lots of interesting and valuable experiences that helped her grow as a person.

We accompany Ivana to the street food festival in Heidelberg, where she tries specialties from all over the world and watches them being prepared. Come along!

Jörg Steiner tells us about the craft of loden production, a tradition that has been passed down through generations. In Sankt Veit im Pongau, we visit a very special marmot sancutuary.