Alina and Moritz are playing another guessing game. This time the topic is cities in Germany. Join in and learn a few things about these places along the way.

Alina and Moritz are playing another guessing game, and this time, the topic is various means of transportation. How many can you name in German?

Do you know the countries of the European Union? Guess along and learn new vocabulary on this topic.

Moritz and Ivana guess which pets are being described—from fluffy to slimy, from sweet to mischievous. How well do you know your pets? Test your knowledge with our questions!

Drivers are seeing red at this traffic light in Dresden – and it's been that way for 25 years! Does that sound insane to you? It is! But there's a reason behind it ...

A section of the A26 autobahn has been completed, but traffic is only open in one direction. The state of Lower Saxony now fears a wave of lawsuits and chaos.

In the town of Celle in Lower Saxony, the consumption of hot food and drinks at the weekly market is prohibited. Those who dine on Leberkäse sandwiches and other snacks are thus committing an administrative offense!

The rural areas around Hamburg are known for their storks. However, there is one nest where no stork is allowed to live, as it has been deemed an illegal construction. Enjoy another ridiculous example of Germany's over-the-top bureaucracy from the program "Realer Irrsinn."

Is it possible to extract oil and at the same time protect the environment, or is it just a matter of disguising the reality and making carbon footprint numbers look better than they are? Here, we take a look at Germany’s only oil platform.

Another example of total traffic absurdity, this time decreed by the Ministry of Transport in Hanover!

How good are Wiesbaden’s playgrounds, really? Chiara, Johannes, and their friends put them to the ultimate test: They climb, swing, and slide, using their expertise as children to rate where the most fun can be had and what could still be improved.

The 2011 Miss Hesse contest brought together hopefuls from all over the state to win the chance to become Miss Germany. Thirteen girls strutted their stuff, first in an evening gown, then with skintight hot pants and a bare midriff top.

Reinhard Mey is a prominent German singer-songwriter working primarily in Germany and in France, where he is known as Frédérik Mey.

This anti-war song was originally released by Reinhard Mey in 1986. In 2020, he recorded this new version together with several other musicians to promote the work of the charity Friedensdorf International, which provides aid to sick and injured children from war-torn areas.

Luxembourg is a real find as a tourist destination, with numerous castles, campgrounds, museums and much more to discover.