we talked to those who began the struggle for freedom. or secret or did buckle score you know telephone call for almost all of you know you've been in the courtroom we employed gold didn't surprise me i saw it coming 10 years before i'm sure i'm michel martin. what does it take to change the course of history. raising the curtain start september 30th on d w. finally here he took office in munich has stopped it so close.

and with that savile so good scott and welcome to our newest edition of europe and here is what else we have in store for you today. these spectacular new designed by docking take jacking off in the hallways and. the only commercial airport and you refuse flights and the towns on the type. the october fest originated in the very a in 810 these days it's celebrated all over the world for 16 days millions of party goes pour in from all over the world and drink 8000000 liters of beer but the original october fest isn't just about beer other small institutions carry on the day traditions.

this is it the original many of copied it none have come close the october fest in munich with brass bands traditional costumes lots of beer and party the very in food this is where everyone wants to be at the tapping of the very 1st cake at 12 o'clock sharp in the shut 100 beer tent one of the oldest and most well known. alternatives for. the official tapping ceremony at the shift of the at or is much smaller it's an october festive riginal celebrating its 150th anniversary there are performances back to back for the entire duration of the october fest with hardly any breaks in between that's a huge challenge for non-slip show as ensemble the actors extras and singers are on stage up to 30 times a day for 2 weeks straight isn't going. to say that if you. say

something is not true people will just about anything it's all about passion for us people you shouldn't bother getting on stage you know we. people don't come here because we've got such an amazing show i mean we're not bad one of the last carnival attractions here don't love what we do and the audience can tell is that we do it out of conviction the variety theatre. first opened its doors in 1869 today it's a relic of days past between flashy roller coasters and brightly lit booze from the famous vendors out. the world's largest fair attracts millions of visitors every year and they're all here for one thing. you know better i'd say great. 50. about dates. at around 300000000 euros the

biggest turnover is made in the beer tent the oxen gratifies seats about 6000 and the seats are all always taken even if isidro's don't necessarily remain seated because no beer tent is complete without a brass band to liven up the party. i defy you play 3 party hits in a row that really gets the masses going then you have to pay attention that you don't get the crowd too worked up. easy to manage it sharia on the other hand is the only emcee for his small audience and he needs to fight for each new viewer. that's his day this is the hangman's assistant we got in from the haunted house over there but he does have a loyal following of munich regulars and they love his salacious jokes many have been coming religiously for years. on the dismiss the opening acts out here are my favorite things that they said just outrageous that this should go into the no

tradition in munich it's all about using your imagination and anything you can picture nothing is more important than the imagination of. the october fest might appear to be a well oiled money printing an amusement machine. but the cast of the shift to the theatre make sure that the world's largest public festival doesn't lose its heart and soul. and amid all the hubbub when asked how he sees the future of his little she still cabaret the owner even gets a little sentiment. i want things to stay the way they are. and i just want to keep enjoying what i do now is great in this. he might not be able to jump as high as he used to but that won't stop him from entertaining the october fest crowds for years to come that's what makes him a true munich tradition. you barrier.

and now we move from a tradition keeper to a trendsetter jacketing as county ball that with a generic box is skyscrapers out of glass and concrete he wants to explore new worlds some consider him to be the only full to the will of architecture others reveal him as a prodigy and the rocks that now his extension of the christopher museum in norway is turning hats again. the weald of architecture is all the buzz everyone is talking about the twists no not that twist between skyler the exhibition hall and its newest addition to the cast of force museum india norway it twice a seemingly impossible 90 degrees and was designed by stella architects in those. we thought of the amazing event i was in could also be the way to get from one side of the river to the other then once you're crossing the river when you get these

new perspectives you're going to get some look over the river so search always this idea that we have the chance to give the world something that the life of the people of the future something that they don't already have and i think that power is the true power of architecture. the danish which was a broad his vision to life from the inside and outside as he moved through the structure the walls gradually become the feel one feeling and vice versa. even before it was open to the public his creation was the talk of the town. it seemed all curation was highly anticipated crown prince frederick of denmark and queen song year of no white both attended the opening ceremony i'm proud to be this great collaboration between them all in norway. the 60 metre long spans across the river runs. it serves both as a bridge and a sculpture as

a connects to parts of his to force museum the sculpture park opened in 1909 on the grounds of an old pulp mill the same landscape that used to be littered with logs from the surrounding forests has been transformed into an open aspect it includes masterpieces by artists like tony cragg poor. alice is the newest addition to this list of it lustrous names i think every time. making a building with him that footprints you have the chance to create something that is closer to your dream world designs by bianca in the shallows with a womb like this skyscraper in us he wants to be innovative and playful says things functional and sustainable just like the lego museum in denmark his company b.-i g. that beyond anyone's crew employs over 500 stuff. currently planning the 2nd tele

the world trade center. you can say as an architect you don't have the. you know you don't have the economic power because it's not the access write the checks right we don't have the political power because we don't write the rules but we have the power of our ideas and whenever we design something for the future we have a chance to give a gift to the future. in the future between gallery will be home to temporary exhibitions the 1st will be dedicated to late british conceptual artist. defect weakening for an ongoing dialogue between artistic design and the artwork a thomas i'm living in the neighborhood i'm really proud of this business world class so i. knew just like i build a good heart architecture is art is going to. listen to his colleagues spent

about 10 years on the project. as an architect you build the buildings and then on opening day to hand over the keys to the museum lurked on this case and then and then you become a guest writer but but at the same time i think it's also important to remember that once the once the project is finished that's when its true life begins the life of the twist gallery as an exhibition hall bridge and sculpture has just begun but ito ready has fascinating tales to tell you. the fine art of architecture isn't just reserved for museums and skyscrapers though airport design can be fascinating useful or even a little strange some airports are like their own cities complete with shopping malls restrooms and wellness areas in europe to the max our d.w.i.

reporter henry valen shows you the maximum europe has to offer but he's not visiting the biggest airport in europe he's visiting one of the smallest. the i love that rock in scotland. actually it's not a good idea to take a walk on this one because there's a real hero of mine and the world would have me just a run away. things on particularly hectic at this airport. but it sure is unique. that's because the beach is the airport. about an hour's travel time from glasgow to find the outer hebrides northwest of the

scottish mainland bera is the largest of the southern islands. and that's where i'm heading now. just getting there is an adventure. the anticipation of landing on the beach makes me feel like i should be bracing for impact. but as it turned out touch tone was not gentler than i expected planes can only land on berra at low tide here the flight plan is governed by the tides. and little made it to the beach this soon enough and then. only small aircraft with experienced pilots can navigate the unusual conditions. the 1st few times i made the approach was like this as we are you know there's no lights and concrete. buildings it's just a beach it's still quite unique. after stepping onto the beach you move along to

a smaller terminal the clocks run a bit different here. i am one of just 8000 passengers who come here a year. that adds up to only $1400.00 flights and. but my suitcase and i andre before the hotel yet 1st i want to close a look at the heart of the airport the control tower michael got great has managed the airport for 21 years it's been in operation since $936.00 and even back then it hit 3 runways along the beach it's the only flat surface on the island because a shoot out of the day for mr snow. no contaminant on the runway but we are water and tie and this move will know all the time as you can be get out is getting smaller and the window of virgin to get in skintight at. the airport fire service checks the ass trips between almost every single flight. i join

groups nane as he checks for birds and even spots or anything that may have washed ashore. this is the 33 mark up or so it lines up the the 33 runways with mark of course you can see in the distance there. so the pilots use it to visualize it one way. one marking the light. when the tide rolls in. the landing strips are completely on the watch and. that gives me some time to explore the island. to me it looks like a hidden paradise. roughly 1200 people inhabit the island most of them british cattle and sheep.

the airport is one of the island's tourist attractions. as soon as it resumes operations the beaches closed down. the only one still allowed on the beach is michael galbraith he enjoys watching each takeoff and landing and even greets many of the passengers who sells. the tunes through you know on a fee you take it off and not make a splash this is bluff and no work on me on the way of going to a board just lost it then he's a born a good. i'm heading to the beach too but for the last time i'm flying back there really was a unique experience not only because of the means for the ending but everyone will summarize it all felt like a big family so that i really got a good impression of the whole island.

want to learn more about european lifestyle and culture. when you come to. the euro max just. take the plunge into an office try. try out. and play 1st crazy join the race at a strong fest. you're a massive. subscriber so you don't miss a thing. it takes skill to be able to find things you can easily eat in the forest let alone put together an entire meal if you know what you're doing and hiking through the woods could be like strolling through. in europe stosh rediscovering

forest flavors and experimenting with in the cooking we met a forest cuisine specialist in south tire role in the southern obs. the forest is not only a great place to gather mushrooms but also pine needles pine cones and wild herbst . but the whole intimates on us serves up the forest on a plate at the time hotel insufferable. the forest has always been a part of me it just sort of developed over time still some sort of as children we often had to accompany our mother into the forest to gather things of course i didn't enjoy it much back then but it is still something that has stuck with me as i've worked in the kitchen for 8 years now and this was the theme i selected for my cooking. because it's. every day the head chef takes

a will for one and 2 hours together ingredients. next time down to lying flat sweet sorrel and yaro for who won't hurt sally. but not everything that is tasty is also easy to pick. when you pick stinging nettles you need to be quick and take care not to brush against the hairs if you brush along the hairs it doesn't hurt. well or if you don't want to ration you can wear gloves because afterwards the nettles are cooked which neutralizes the hairs so they can't sting any more. and the then it's like a nicely for spinach. towards the end of summer the forest is most generous it's approaching 0 season. this rare mushroom is

a very special delicacy. in the details of els wonderful and it's such a magical feeling to be able to take something like this out of. the daily forest world is also a chance for bob home to much one or 2 and wind this is when she gets some of her best ideas for what to pick up next. as i walk i think of new recipes to try i take quote unquote normal dishes and turn them into forest dishes ordinary spetzler goes wonderfully with juniper's spruce up pasta with pine for our turns result oh into mountain pine risotto. and back to the kitchen baba has found oving reading she needs for tonight's forest menu. and the pine needles for

a pest source. vamped it's just plucking the leaves you can already notice that lovely pine smell you do for. the pines curry and celery leaves and sunflower seeds are blended together with oil. this creates a seasoning that she uses in many recipes. makes a soup with the put sheeny and if it. she serves it to her guests with a special greeting from the forest a stone she collected along the way. post-i in hot. stone helps keep the soup it infuses the broth with minerals and emits energy.

it can even fry the mushrooms of a time. she uses the pine cones gathered from the forest floor to season the pan when frying the fillet. cock the pine cones transfer the heat from the pan to the fish. that gives its taste a special resinous or smoky flavor like straight out of the forest. tucked inside these ravioli the stinging nettle leaves. you can also eat the seeds even if they do prick your gums a bit. each course of the forest many office guests a special come in area experience. and the sensing does wonders as well. and now it's time to celebrate another on the rosary nado diet 500 years ago

the world famous artist was an accomplished painter. architect and the list goes on and on and on and although he was italian he's currently being specially although in france a series of exhibitions and events showcases his unique talent and give us a closer look into the mind of a genius. the most beautiful casas in the loft alley compete in the style of leonardo da vinci. the tally in minutes of each man spent the final years of his life at the shop told to cool new seats number was at the invitation of confront is the for us now 2 experts have come to trace this historic man's footsteps if i am interested in those issues because if you knew the full. interest for the world anything

he encountered during his life was a matter for a study for 2 to go in deeper and trying to understand deeply what was behind. the basement of the palace exhibits machines fashioned after some of the vinci sketches the principle behind these designs was always the same piano lies what he saw broke it down into its individual components and then rearrange them into something new. the feat i think the lesson we can take from you another to be capable of challenging ideas that have been carried on for 4 years thin cherries and even 1000000 a reef or in some 50 kilometers away in a pond of today everything centers around to think gee as an engineer flying contraptions based on theoretical designs by the renaissance artist. his idea

started with a pair of wings that a human could powered when that didn't work the artist simply thought up something else. this is very very close to what a modern hang glider is the man is here his feet are here so with his hands so he can control the pitch in this way of the entire machine and with his feet and his weight so he can control the role this way. the 15th century hang glider works perfectly. released has also put together works by a few contemporary inventors who were inspired by leonardo da vinci like the creatures by theo yancey mobile sculptures that walk in the wind. leonardo da vinci or lie. and we're both artist and fine interest if aesthetical but it also follows ruth and because. the rules and the

hearts you create beautiful beautiful new being. painted the vinci has a large exhibition dedicated to hidden in the gardens of cruelty seen you can also see a camper st off the vinci's 1st go the last supper on loan from the vatican. devin cheese last large scale project in frost with a shock to the sean paul many of his early architectural designs from milan were incorporated into the construction of this palace we are not trying to mix different knowledge is a knowledge is coming from different places and you know there was a master and this and i think this is the biggest lesson we should take not just right now from the amount of. even 5 years ago you're not of the thing she was a modern european his drive to reinvent the world created some of the most impressive monuments that will amaze generations to come.

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