Eylin tells the classic fairy tale of Hansel and Gretel. The brother and sister get lost in the forest, discover a strange house, and encounter a dangerous witch. But with courage and clever thinking, they manage to save themselves.

We travel from Untersberg to Berchtesgaden. In doing so, we learn something about the history of the region, salt mining, and the training required to become a miner.

Our detectives visit Dr. Hildebrandt, the hospital director's father, and question him about his relationship with Alexander Beck.

The little king and the little princess are enjoying a wonderful day in the garden. But a bag of gummy bears causes a quarrel and teaches them what friendship and sharing are really all about.

Successful ice climber Ines Papert talks about how she discovered her passion for the mountains, the challenges the sport entails, and the life lessons she has drawn from it.

We join Ivana on a short tour around Berlin, which features famous landmarks like the Berlin TV Tower, the Brandenburg Gate, and a section of the Berlin Wall.

Elling bluntly confronts Brit, Benedikt's wife, about her husband's infidelity. But she already knows about it and seems to have come to terms with it. Meanwhile, at the campground, Lona shows a photo to a group of locals and gets some new information.

This video is about small but important words in German like "doch," "mal," "halt," and "ja." They change the meaning of a sentence—especially through emphasis and intonation.

The next stage of our journey through the Alps takes us to the Chiemgau region in the far south of Bavaria. Here lies the beautiful Lake Königssee, which cuts through the mountain landscape like a fjord. In this video, we also learn how the Watzmann—a mountain surrounded by many legends—got its name.

Lona and Elling get some rest in Lona's camper van. As the rain pours down outside, they contemplate their future.

Can Germany’s new S-Bahn trains really improve daily commuting? Thomas and Harry explore surprising new features and practical vocabulary along the way.

“Mit dem Zweiten sieht man besser” is ZDF’s well known slogan. It plays on the channel’s name, meaning “With the Second, you see better,” and suggests that ZDF offers a clearer, better view of news, culture, and entertainment.

Lona and Elling drive to the site where Jasper was killed so that Lona can try to find some closure.

Hydrogenious Technologies, based in Erlangen, makes it easier to transport and store hydrogen by chemically binding it. The company was founded in 2013 by Daniel Teichmann as a spin-off of University of Erlangen-Nuremberg.

Every child knows the fairy tale "Snow White." But have you ever heard it in German? Eylin reads it to you here.