Ivana and Sabine decide to take a trip to Nuremberg. Watch how they plan their weekend getaway.

Tradition, craftsmanship, and nature continue to shape the Chiemgau region to this day. We visit a traditional costume seamstress, learn more about the significance of regional folk costumes, and discover the history of the Kendlmühlfilzen, one of the largest raised bog areas in Bavaria.

Katharina Meyer is training to become a church painter, a rare profession with a long tradition. She restores historic churches and works with techniques that were already being used centuries ago.

This video looks at some common stereotypes about Germans. Ivana explains there's some truth to them, but not all Germans are the same. The topics covered are punctuality, recycling, and the significance of bread in Germany.

The Inn Valley and the surrounding Alpine region are characterized by impressive nature, fascinating geological history, and human engineering.

Excerpt from “E. O. Hokum Is Not a Forgery”: The German Fluxus artist Henning Brandis recounts a situation from his time as an art teacher when a student dared to draw a caricature of another teacher, prompting the headmaster to intervene. Does artistic freedom justify an insulting depiction?

Craftsmanship, sport, and nature in the Bavarian Alpine Foreland—we meet Marcus Grausam, who builds high-quality sleds and is himself a successful natural track luge racer. We then continue on to the Isar Valley region, including Bad Tölz and Lenggries.