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.

Peters wakes up from his coma, Elling's mother unexpectedly gets in touch from the nursing home, and while the Elling family is having dinner, a scandal report about mayoral candidate Benedikt is broadcast on television.

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.

A short story about a little boy named Emil and a red balloon.

Lona calls the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation to confirm that Peters was last investigating price-fixing. But his superior, Ms. Hauberg, brusquely refuses to give her any information.
At the Elling family home, there is a surprise for Susanne at the dinner table.

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.

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

Do you know the story of the Frog Prince? A princess loses her golden ball in a well, and a frog brings it back to her. But will the princess keep her side of the bargain?

We travel from Ruhpolding to Lake Chiemsee, where we discover Fraueninsel with its old monastery and the magnificent Herrenchiemsee Palace. For some people, the beautiful natural landscape of the Alpine foothills is a place to recharge their batteries and get their creative juices flowing.

A young man is in an unfamiliar city. One morning, he sets off on his way to the train station. What he doesn't know yet is that he will never reach it...

Franz Obermeier works as a forest ranger in the Alps. His job is to tend the forest and preserve it for future generations. His horses, his dog Silva, and a wealth of knowledge about nature and animals help him in this endeavor.

There are more than 1,600 wolves roaming Germany's forests. These animals are technically protected by conservation laws—but once they start killing sheep, that protection is set to be lifted.

We continue to follow the miner Andreas from Berchtesgaden and see how his work underground is founded on tradition and solidarity. Furthermore, we see where the extracted brine is further processed and what role nature and forest play in the Alps.

Lona and Elling go to the Ministry of Health to question Dieter Turn, the owner of a number that keeps appearing on Peters' phone. What was the connection between the two men?

In the summer, ice cream is one of the most popular treats for beating the heat. Unconventional flavors put our taste buds to the test—from beer, lemon, and bell pepper all the way to Gorgonzola ice cream. Welt der Wunder asked an ice cream maker to create a truly unique menu made entirely of ice cream...