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The Royal Scott, one of the finest locomotives ever built, powers through the Peak District in full steam, climbing the famous Stanage Edge before heading to York.

Afua explores how a younger generation of Moroccans are updating old traditions in often surprising ways, creating exciting and daring new art, music, weaving and photography.

London is full of remarkable stories, from the Victorian gas lamp that helped save the city's sewage problem to the surprising history behind Marble Arch.

Over the span of a few decades, China reinvented itself into a new centre of the world's economic gravity. But what are the repercussions of such rapid growth?

From the Mexican border at San Diego, we follow the California coast north to the city of San Luis Obispo aboard the aptly named Pacific Surfliner.

Michael takes us to spectacular Sevilla and the ancient town where he lives part of the year - Carmona, where he throws a homecoming party at the historic house he renovated.

San Francisco is America's ultimate boomtown, whose secret stories include a pair of giant Dutch windmills and an unassuming apartment block that was the location for a top-secret CIA experiment.

The opposing forces of openness and control in modern China are explored, as the dreams of the State and the people collide.

Milan is the most multicultural city in all of Italy due to years of open-mindedness and open doors to immigration.

The most francophone city in North America, Montreal is a place of cobblestones and creativity that's often described as a peculiar mix of Paris and Brooklyn.

Detroit and Windsor have developed a unique international relationship, with only 3.6 km separating the two radically different cities.

It consistently tops livability surveys year after year - so is Copenhagen the ultimate life-sized city?

Mexico's capital is comprised of a patchwork of small villages, each preserving their own unique identity in this large, urban megalopolis.

Cape Town is using bold urban projects to create democratic inclusivity and unify a population with a dark history of segregation and violence.

Starting in Kyle of Lochalsh, a tiny fishing village on the west coast of Scotland, this rail journey travels across the Highlands through the whisky country of Speyside to Aberdeen.

Michael ventures to the wild Atlantic coast to explore Europe's oldest inhabited city, Cadiz, before heading inland to Jerez, the world capital of sherry.

Local experts search out some of New York's most remarkable hidden stories, from a 1916 terror attack's impact on Lady Liberty to a secret in the basement of the famous 21 Club.

Board the Denali Star, a luxury passenger train, in Anchorage for a journey that heads north along the Knick Arm and into the vast wilderness of Alaska.

Monty Don journeys from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean coast, taking in the "Galician Versailles," a popular wildlife sanctuary and spectacular home gardens.

Three teenage girls from Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, join a local surf club and fight insurmountable odds to achieve their dreams.

Michael stops at the town of Isla Cristina, home to the busiest fishing port in Andalucia, visits stunning underground caves and discovers the secrets of the region's famous aged ham.

Drew explores petroglyphs, ruins and the stars above as he reveals how Indigenous Peoples from Canada to New Mexico have understood astronomy for centuries.

Explore a little-known but beautiful route through Sweden on the Inlandsbanan, a unique private train that travels from the lakes around Mora and Ostersund to the Arctic Circle.