Somewhere between the turquoise lakes and emerald hills of Austrian Carinthia, where the air smells of pine trees and the grapes bathe in golden sunshine, lies a destination that is more than just a winery – it is a cultural manifesto, a historical palimpsest and a gourmet adventure. Housed in a renovated medieval castle from the 12th century, Weingut Taggenbrunn offers an experience that goes beyond all classic wine tours. It is a place where every drop of wine bears the imprint of terroir, every dish tells a story and every room whispers the echo of centuries.
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If you thought you'd seen it all - love triangles, fashion drama and Parisian rooftops sprinkled with emotion - think again. Emily in Paris, one of Netflix's most-watched series, is back for its fifth season. But be warned: this time Emily Cooper doesn't stop at the Eiffel Tower. Oh no, now she's taking us to Rome and Venice too - as if someone had given the series another slice of pizza and a glass of Chianti to top it off. What does Emily in Paris Season 5 bring?
Our skin is like a diary of our lives – it records memories of sunny days, cold winters and everything in between. Over time, however, it begins to thin, lose moisture and elasticity. Expensive lotions and creams promise miracles, but they often contain a long list of artificial ingredients that our skin doesn’t need. Instead of spending money on fancy packaged products, we can prepare luxurious care at home – and with ingredients that we probably already have in our kitchen. Make your own body butter!
If you want something more than just buttered toast for breakfast, here's the answer: Italian lemon marmalade, which is so magical you could spread it on your life.
Feet. Those humble heroes who carry your life (and your fashion mistakes) every day without complaint. In return, we stuff them into tight shoes, torture them with sneakers, and ignore them until sandal season arrives—and then we panic and search for a “miracle solution.” We’ve researched homemade creams for soft heels.
Nike introduces the Kobe 3 Protro – a technically upgraded classic that blends Kobe Bryant’s legacy with the demands of the modern court. In a Halo livery, it’s ready to captivate a new generation with the Mamba Mentality.
When Pharrell Williams enters the world of sneaker design, it's not a question of if something will be different - it's how far he'll go. This time, with adidas, he's unveiling a new take on the Adistar model - a futuristic, organic, almost biomorphic silhouette called the Adistar Jellyfish.
Get ready to serve your next IKEA meatballs with more style than you ever dared to dream of. IKEA has joined forces with Swedish designer Gustaf Westman – and the result? The first piece from a new design collection: a porcelain plate designed specifically to serve the North’s biggest culinary celebrity – the meatball.
Tired of the army of cleaning products that promise miracles but smell like a chemistry lab? Then it's time to discover something that's been right under your nose all along. No, we're not talking about a cup of coffee (although that helps too). We're talking about baking soda - the classic household superhero that has been solving stains, neutralizing odors and winning the hearts of cleaning perfectionists around the world for decades. Discover 20+ brilliant baking soda tricks.
Forget the grill and pots – this summer we're frying corn in an air fryer. Faster, cleaner and with the same (if not better) results.
Dark circles - dark circles under the eyes - have several causes - pigment, veins just under the thin skin, or simply a shadow due to anatomy. There is no “one-size-fits-all” solution. But there is a smart, affordable combination for that part of the story that looks more tired due to dryness and fine lines: almond oil + petroleum jelly. One nourishes, the other seals. Together they make the skin softer, more supple and visually brighter. They don't work magic, but they smooth out - which in the world of dark circles is already half the battle
Vaseline—that faithful classic balm that costs less than a cappuccino—is probably the most underrated product in your bathroom. It’s not glamorous, it doesn’t have any high-profile actives, but it works. It’s occlusive: it locks in moisture, protects the skin barrier, and helps other products work better. With some clever “mixing” (or even more clever layering) and ingredients from your kitchen, you can put together a mini-lab that rivals high-priced, over-promising products. 10+ Vaseline Tricks That Outperform Expensive Cosmetics!