In southern Spain, there is the highest concentration of greenhouses in the world — a laboratory of development and innovation visible from space, producing vegetables for all of Europe

An Italian valley has always been home to the world's most iconic sports cars. A district of excellence that combines style, craftsmanship, and innovation. But today, the challenge is different: adapting to a changing future and rethinking the concept of speed

After centuries of reshaping the land, the Dutch are embracing the philosophy of meebewegen — learning to live with water rather than against it. Will graceful, sustainable floating neighbourhoods offer a way forward as the sea continues to rise?

Threatened by human activity, climate change and the war in Ukraine, Romania's Danube Delta is home to a wonderful and fragile water labyrinth that must be defended at all way

Ten years ago, El Hierro staked everything on sustainability and renewable energy. Today the small Canary Island faces another epochal challenge: migration from Africa, a phenomenon that is turning it into the Lampedusa of the Atlantic

The "inland areas" cover half of the national territory, and are inhabited by a quarter of the population. But neither transportation nor schools nor health care reach them.

In Hungary, the last steppe of Europe is an exceptional habitat rich in biodiversity and tradition. But advancing modernity, intensive agriculture and severe water shortages are seriously threatening it

The fragile Wadden Sea is one of the last wilderness areas in Europe. Threateded by climate change, it has become a laboratory of innovative eco-sustainable practices

How youth, technology and investment are transforming Europe’s youngest republic into the excellence of the Balkans

The world’s most valuable marble has been quarried in Carrara for two thousand years. But is it still sustainable?

Mount Vesuvius and the Phlegraean Fields: the world’s most fearsome super-volcano is a potential time bomb

Little considered in the past, Zagreb proves to be a fascinating crossroads of styles and cultures. But the adoption of the Euro in 2023 raised the cost of living and drove rents through the roof

Hundreds of thousands of tons of plastic end up in the Mediterranean (and oceans around the world) every year. To see this for yourself, just take a walk along any beach after a storm

The fascinating Gargano promontory remains a hostile and mysterious Italian land

In Belgrade, with music and a thirst for empowerment, six talented women are on a mission to change the gypsy world

A genuine gateway into Europe, today Rotterdam is focusing on sustainability and innovation

A journey through Gran Paradiso, one of the world’s oldest parks

It’s ten years since the Costa Concordia disaster, and the ship no longer exists. And yet objects from that tragedy can be found all over Italy. They are relics that tell stories

Along the border between Russia and NATO, where Russian speakers don’t always feel European

A wild, stone treasure chest: the rebirth of Alta Murgia

In dark and threatening times music offers some respite in the Polish capital

Trying to recreate normality on the only cruise ship currently operating

Calabria in Southern Italy has some of Europe's worst hospitals. A story of the mafia and an inefficient health service

Climate change in the Mediterranean, new crops, damaged farmland and super technologies

Giving birth during the pandemic. Managing childbirth amidst fear, loneliness and uncertainty

In Italy, working on the pandemia between February and June 2020

A journey through the lives of the well-to-do in Malta, the EU’s smallest country

Admired and scorned, desired and damned, the absence of sound is a mystery humanity has always sought to unravel

What really separates the richest town from the poorest one of the European Union?

Whether real or fake, relics of saints are powerful objects of worship

For a long time part of the Soviet Union, Estonia it’s in the middle of the new Cold War

Daily life under the highest volcano in Europe