Europe

Join Rick Steves as he investigates who Martin Luther was and the monumental changes he brought to Christianity.

Join the experience mountain climber John Harlin III as he sets out to climb Europe's most difficult mountain; the Eiger.

Travel to Germany and experience some of the oldest trees the country has to offer.

Follow the history of Ancient Rome; from its rise until its eventual fall.

Travel with violinist Scott Yoo to Germany as he unravels the genius of classical composer Bach and the mysteries he secretly left behind.

Explore the royal courts of Europe in the Medieval and Renaissance ages to see what it took to gain wealth and power.

Explore Hungary's nature as we travel to Puszta, a place unlike any other in Central Europe.

Visit the diverse wildlife and nature in Switzerland, land of the Alps in Europe.

Travel with science reporter Ranga Yogeshwar, as we investigate the technology behind Artificial Intelligence development in Europe, USA and China.

Gesäuse: The Roaring Mountains follows nature filmmaker Michael Schlamberger as he sets out to document the nature and history of the Gesäuse National Park - Europe’s largest canyon.

Tony Robinson sets out to sift the fact from the fiction on whether Robin Hood, the legendary dispossessed nobleman hiding out in Sherwood Forest did actually exist.

This documentary explores the natural world in the Balkan Peninsula where rare animals such as the Balkan Lynx, lives in harmony with nature.

Journey to Bohemia at the heart of Europe. Here lies a hidden mosaic of lakes and gently flowing rivers, of misty forests and mysterious peat bogs. Bohemia: A Year in the Wetlands documents each natural season passing in this majestic place, and takes an intimate look at the animals inhabiting it.

Britain's Slave Trade is a historical documentary taking a look at Britain's slave trade. It shows the business of slavery and how slave-trading was between complicit Africans, fuelled by the greed of African kings, and Great Britain.

Written and hosted by Terry Jones, Medieval Lives documents 8 different Medieval personalities with the intent of separating myth from reality. Each of the half-hour documentary episodes uses humor and re-enactment to illustrate how these Medieval lives might have been led.