For Anne Wiltafsky, cows are more than just a source of milk and meat. For over ten years she's directed a unique centre, in Switzerland, where cows learn to climb stairs, pull a sled or run an ...

Michel Simonet made the choice to become a street sweeper by vocation. The literary man opted to keep a clear head with an undeniably useful trade. Wearing the traditional head-to-toe orange uniform ...

Houses sold for 1 euro? 10 years ago, the brainchild of the mayor of Nolvi, Sardinia wa meant at attracting new residents and fight against depopulation and the constant decline in birth rates. ...

They served as messengers during the war. They were also responsible for the first aerial images. Passenger pigeons are still the delight of some enthusiasts. Every weekend during the summer months, ...

Discover a bow maker who has revived an ancient tradition, using 5 or 6 types of wood to make bows. A nature lover, he selects the best yews and laburnums, and with other instinctive archers, he ...

Freddy Nock holds 22 world records and is descended from seven generations of tightrope walkers. He works in spectacular settings: on wires spread taut across a canyon, between electricity pylons or ...

Meet two masters in their arts, two men living the life they have always dreamed of: one forges Samurai swords while the other manufactures old unique bicycles.

How do you restore a village's heart and vitality? In Charmey, the answer lies in a bulk grocery store and mule deliveries!

In Switzerland, we call them boguets! Mopeds are still around, maintained, pampered and customized by a zany crowd of afficionados ready to do anything for a 30km/hr ride with explosions of cheerful ...

Distillers, collectors and lovers of absinthe tell us the thousand and one lives of absinthe, or Green Fairy, a spirit drink whose roots lie in the heart of Val-de-Travers Switzerland.The legendary ...