Culture

The Pont du Gard, the impressive Roman aqueduct in southern France, reflected in the Gardon. Additional digital recordings from 2001 for comparison.

Xian in China is known for the Terracotta Army of the Qín Shǐhuángdì Mausoleum, an early Chinese tomb complex for the first Chinese emperor, Qín Shǐhuángdì.

The study "Photography in Corona times" by the Tenckhoff photo archive shows the effects of the pandemic on hobby, amateur and professional photographers.

Huge whales, fish or foxes made of plastic waste show the artistic side of growing environmental awareness worldwide, despite many discordant media tones.

The Arp Museum in Rolandseck station showed the impressive exhibition "Sinn Frisst" by the artist Jonas Burgert.

Set in front of a semi-circular building, Plaza de España in Seville is the backdrop for impressive flamenco performances.

In 1997, Europe's southernmost mosque, the Ibrahim al-Ibrahim Mosque, was opened at the so-called Point Europa of Gibraltar.

Around 30,000 kuna live in San Blas, an approximately 200 km long coastal strip along the north-eastern Atlantic coast of Panama.

Le Mont Saint Michel - Monastery, pilgrimage site, prison, World Heritage. The famous UNESCO site is a magical place with an eventful history.

Insiders call it the "Magic Mountain", the Heinrich-Hildebrand-Hill in Duisburg's Angerpark, on which the artists Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth have erected a huge construction reminiscent of a roller coaster and called Tiger and Turtle.