Vast fields of lentils and poppies blooming in central Italy
Images from across Europe over the past two weeks, as different countries slowly emerge from months of pandemic lockdown
A small herd of goats has taken to the quiet streets of Llandudno, Wales.
After an announcement by the Turkish government that it would allow refugees to enter Europe, thousands set off for the border with Greece, attempting to leave by land or by sea.
A collection of photos from Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2020/21
A record-setting acqua alta has left much of Venice submerged, following stormy conditions blowing in from the Adriatic Sea.
Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, a look back at the 28 years when it stood, separating a city and its people.
The French theater company La Machine is bringing a massive fire-breathing dragon built of steel and carved wood to the city of Calais, France.
Lederhosen, overflowing beer mugs, carnival rides, dancing, and more—some 6 million visitors are anticipated at this year’s Oktoberfest beer festival in Munich.
Several fires in the Castelo Branco region injured dozens before being largely contained.
The annual Fiesta de San Fermín, including the famous Running of the Bulls, began in Spain this week.
Images from this year’s edition of the world’s largest greenfield music and performing-arts festival, at Worthy Farm near Somerset, England.
The paranoid worldview of Enver Hoxha, the leader of Albania during the Cold War, led to a massive “bunkerization” project that resulted in the building of nearly 175,000 concrete bunkers across the country.
The 58th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, held in locations throughout Venice, Italy, will open to the public on May 11.
Investigators and photographers were able to get a first look at the damaged interior.
A massive fire burned through the roof of one of Europe’s most visited historic landmarks today.
In Les Baux-de-Provence, a former limestone quarry has been transformed into an immersive multimedia exhibit space dedicated to art and music.
Colorful images from the opening days of the festival—“Tutta colpa della Luna!”
Dive into a frigid Norwegian fjord with the photographer Olivier Morin and a group of orcas as they hunt for herring.
A third weekend of protest in Paris turned violent on Saturday, as thousands of “yellow vests” (gilets jaunes) battled with riot police, burned cars, and damaged property.
This Sunday, November 11, 2018, will mark the passing of 100 years since the end of World War I.
For the first four days of November, Toulouse, France, became a labyrinth, home to a street-theater performance by a massive robotic spider and a 50-ton Minotaur.
Photos of Venice, Italy, during a period of near-record flooding
The 185th Oktoberfest beer festival opened in Munich this weekend, and organizers are expecting more than 6 million visitors over the next two weeks.
Ominous statues in Thailand, solar boats in the Netherlands, the empty streets of Pamplona, a zoo reopening in Ecuador, a nuclear-power plant in France, and much more
Days of unprecedented rainfall have caused rivers to overflow their banks, sweeping away bridges and roads, thereby cutting off many communities.
Vast fields of lentils and poppies blooming in central Italy
A few glimpses of New Mexico’s landscape, and some of the animals and people calling it home