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Remote islands are floating arks, attracting migrating species and forging new ones.

Reef systems that support the vast majority of marine species are under threat.

Many island nations are small in stature, but punch above their weight on the global stage

Some of the world’s greatest islands are so close that they blend in with the mainland.

Volcanic elements give rise to cultures and nations on these beautiful islands.

Oyster farmers, knitted jumpers and interesting gardens are featured.

Irish hares, puffins, gig racing and a holy Island are featured in this episode.

Pilgrims, Bonnie Prince Charlie, football and yoga are featured.

Royalty, running, and spiritual time on the tiny islands are featured.

Sark, the Calf of Man, Lamb Holm and Inishcorkish are explored.

Station Island, Iona, Owey and North Uist are explored.

Visit Estonia and see the Setomaa region, the Peipsi region and Võromaa.

Tour Jagiellonian University, the Krzysztofory Palace Museum, Wawel Castle and Old Town.

Christine sees the clock tower in Bern’s Old Town, the Münsterplatz and Bern Minster.

Christine visits Kadriorg Palace, Alatskivi Castle, Palmse Manor and Vihula Manor.

Christine sees Warsaw's Royal Castle, Sigismund’s Column and the Lazienki Palace.

Christine visits Gdañsk’s Main Town Hall, St. Mary’s Basilica, the Amber Museum and more.

Christine gets curious about the Allgäu region and medieval town of Füssen in Bavaria.

Christine gets curious about Upper Bavaria, Linderhof Palace, Mittenwald and Munich.

Christine visits Rothenburg ob der Tauber in Bavaria.

Christine gets curious about the Franconia region of Germany.

Christine gets curious about Regensburg and sees the Goliath House, Stone Bridge and more.

Christine gets curious in Lyon, France and explores traboules, Fourvière Hill and more.

Symbols of human ingenuity, bridges connect people and also the past.

Explore the world’s greatest marvels from the air and get a new perspective.

Land adventures give us a chance to confront our deepest fears and soar into the unknown.

These lost cities are providing clues to how our ancestors existed in the world.

Coastlines have always captivated humans, inspiring us to venture beyond the horizon.

Great maritime cities bridge countries and continents and unite the global community.

Rick takes us beyond Europe to Iran -- a place that's rich with history and mystery.

Rick traces fascism in Europe to help us learn from the hard lessons of the past.