Berlin

Hidden in one of the less trendy areas of downtown Berlin, this Thai street food market attracts Berliners and tourists from all over the world.

Franco-Nigerian photojournalist Pierre Alozie talks about the photos he took at the fall of the Berlin Wall that divided communist East Germany from West Germany.

Can a small Berlin punk bar stand a chance against powerful property billionaires? And could the anti-gentrification uprising they’ve helped kick off lead to the most radical housing reform in the Western world?

Alfie Brown, accompanied by our indomitable host, Jamali Maddix, takes centre stage in Copenhagen - the city frequently voted the happiest place to live in the world.

More than 500 neo-Nazis, inspired by the events in Charlottesville, marched through Berlin in the largest fascist rally the city has seen in more than a decade.

In the second episode, DJ Westbam leads us through a vivid music scene that went from Punk to Electronic and united a progressive youth on the dance floor.

Sean McLoughlin explores life in Dublin: eating bird brain, pondering about ginger pubes and lamenting over being so poor that you’re not allowed a Tesco clubcard.

Fern explores life in Berlin, talking about being the worst stripper the UK has ever seen and the why hipsters want to live there.

Jamali and Fern tandem ride around Amsterdam, exploring British arrogance and reflecting if Britain is going down the pan since the Brexit vote.

Alfie and Jamali explores life in Copenhagen, learning about legal weed in Christiania, twenty-four hour news and the viking gene.

In the wake of the UK triggering Article 50, Jamali Maddix and three of his stand up comedian pals take in a quick-fire, stand-up comedy tour of Europe.

VICE travels to Germany to find out how the country is integrating immigrants into society