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Champion of the world in the 1930s

The origins of the shipping company Cunard Line

There are over 200 different sign languages and dialects in the world! Read more about this way of visual communication using hand gestures and other types of body language in this blog.

The phrase Bulgarian, heroes! accompanies every sporting event that Bulgaria takes part in, and is well known to every proud Bulgarian.

When most people think of September, thoughts of crisp autumn days and children returning to school come to mind. However, for Jews around the world, the beginning of autumn is also the time of the Jewish New Year (or Rosh Hashanna in Hebrew) – this year

For centuries, people have been visiting a simple wooden home where Peter the Great stayed.

Extending 36 kilometres along the Danube, the Wachau is a landscape of stunning scenery.

The medieval archaeological heritage of eastern Andalusia boasts a range of highly valuable artistic, historical and touristic movable and immovable goods.

Read about a Welsh minister and his circulating schools - best known for spreading literacy.

Polish Jewish migrant Tuschinski established several cinemas in the Netherlands

The story behind a viral photograph of Swedish artist Einar Bager painting naked

Perspective panorama were popular in the 18th century, the forerunners of visual entertainment tools

Discover seven places across Europe which are nicknamed Venice

Histories behind students' educations in other countries

There are more than 900 botanical gardens in Europe.

Brian Eno's Music for Airports not only became a starting point for the ambient music genre, but was also at the vanguard of another trend: that of increasingly integrating art in the airport landscape.

A short history of working as a waiter in restaurants

Discover culture and nature through alternative travel experiences.

Exploring public art in Ireland's capital city

The “Republic of Letters” was established in Italy with the first humanists. Their abundant correspondence, which included letters that were both personal and intellectual, continued to the Enlightenment.