
The Life-Sized City
Spain's second-largest city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, with around 30 million tourists visiting Barcelona each year.

Spain's second-largest city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, with around 30 million tourists visiting Barcelona each year.

From Rio to Messolonghi - along the Gulf of Corinth past Nafpaktos to Delphi, via Thermopylae to Cape Sounion on the Aegean Coast, and all the way to Athens.

Heading to Lapland, Julia confronts Santa Claus with some unanswered childhood questions. Robin turns the economic recession into an opportunity, by writing a story about exploring Helsinki one of Europe's most expensive cities on just 20 euros a day.

Episode Six kicks off in La Mancha, Spain at Bodegas Isidro Milagro. Michael and Charlie step into a wine factory - one that produces over 100 million liters of wine a year. Charlie has some fun creating his own wine in their laboratory, and The Wine Guys survive an unexpected hailstorm! After drying off, the guys head up country to visit Alto Landon, an organic winery in the hills of Castilla La Mancha.

Set in idyllic Tuscany, Italy, we grasp the ideal altitude for growing grapes at the Tenuta Buon Tempo winery - 250 metres above sea level.

Spain's second-largest city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, with around 30 million tourists visiting Barcelona each year.

From Rio to Messolonghi - along the Gulf of Corinth past Nafpaktos to Delphi, via Thermopylae to Cape Sounion on the Aegean Coast, and all the way to Athens.

Travelling South to the Bela-Bela District in the Waterberg, putting up camp at the ATKV Klein Kariba Resort situated in a beautiful ravine.

Travelling to the Northern Limpopo Province putting up camp in the middle of the Hans Merensky Nature Reserve.

Richest city in the world, it was a small pearl fishermen village just a few decades ago.

Gerard and Laurent explore Bavarian products such as sauerkraut, pretzels and simmental beef.

As a Portuguese and African melting pot off the coast of Senegal, Cape Verde has an infinite wealth of breathtaking sceneries. Despite its limited resources, locals have never parted ways with their legendary kindness and passion for music.

The Channel Islands in all their rich and abundant natural glory, each with its own personality and living conditions and each inspired one way or another by British history and French culture.

Narelle and Patrick sail through the Corinth canal and into the gulf of Corinth, where they will be literally escorted into Delphi by Delphini (Dolphins).

We visit the beautiful Greek island of Symi to recapture old memories, and cook the local delicacy - Symi shrimps.

Travel writers need to look beyond resorts. Under old mats in a small hut, Julia finds a delicious story in the form of furry guinea pigs. Robin heads to the mountains to meet a shaman, only to discover he's been cursed.

The traffic, chaos, and 3000 years of bureaucracy can take their toll, so Robin and Julia choose to belly dance over the Nile. After a visit to the pyramids, Robin heads south to the Sinai desert for fun with an ATV, dirt bike, and dune buggy while Julia, following in the footsteps of her travel writing mother, learns about Egyptian aromatherapy and its role in modern day spa life.

Michael and Charlie visit Rioja, Spain, starting at the winery Bodega Iniesta, owned by the father of the famous Spanish Soccer Star Andres Iniesta.

Michael and Charlie travel to San Silvestro in Piedmont, Italy, to learn about the importance of rich carbonate soil and aging in large barrels to produce top quality Barolo wines.

Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, is a young city undergoing rapid change and development within a fragile governmental framework while the island boasts one of the highest economic growth rates in Asia, it maintains a tenuous relationship with China.