Cara and Jesse move their family to Costa Del Sol, from their base in Brooklyn. They made the decision on their first date, and are prepared to follow through.
A couple decide to buy a second home in the pricey area of Paris, France. Janet wants to be closer to her ancestral roots, but her partner Michael is concerned about the cost.
In preparation of her two kids leaving home, Pam is ready to embrace her dream of opening a bed and breakfast in France.
A woman from Texas has decided to move to Auckland, New Zealand, with her dog. She wants a place that is within budget and it must be very dog-friendly.
From hearty lamb stew with root veggies to pork offal meatballs with gravy, Andrew explores the thrifty cuisine of Cardiff, Wales, that outlasted lean times to become modern, favourite fare.
Andrew Zimmern journeys to Marrakesh, Morocco, to reveal unique cooking methods and ancient recipes for dishes like pigeon meat pies, whole lamb slow roasted in underground ovens and tiny balls of hand-rolled pasta.
The Snows have saved a vintage 80-foot-long passenger train car from the scrapyard. Can they maintain this piece of history's original character while transforming it into a cosy, one-bedroom home?
Cara and Jesse move their family to Costa Del Sol, from their base in Brooklyn. They made the decision on their first date, and are prepared to follow through.
A couple decide to buy a second home in the pricey area of Paris, France. Janet wants to be closer to her ancestral roots, but her partner Michael is concerned about the cost.
In preparation of her two kids leaving home, Pam is ready to embrace her dream of opening a bed and breakfast in France.
A woman from Texas has decided to move to Auckland, New Zealand, with her dog. She wants a place that is within budget and it must be very dog-friendly.
The food in Austin can get a little weird, but that's a compliment in a city where funky counterculture and eclectic style are part of the pioneer spirit, even when it comes to what they eat. There's a rich mix of tradition and innovation in this central Texas city.
Anthony visits the 228-room Winter Haven Suites in Florida, close to Orlando's major theme parks. Can Anthony rebuild the hotel's weak leadership and show the visually impaired owner the path to success?
Don investigates the last days of the ancient city of Pompeii, unravels the truth behind the invention of the telephone and exposes a former president's determination to save millions from starvation.
Justin and Anna restore a vintage Higgins tent trailer for their son and plan to take it camping once complete. Meanwhile, a friend of Anna's inherits a rundown Airstream and wants to get rid of it until Anna draws up a plan.
The teams visits Burlington, North Carolina, to save an old apothecary unit from a 1930s pharmacy. Mike and Robert search for some new patterns for the shop in West Virginia, while Grayson builds a console.
The team heads to St Michael's Catholic School in Pittsburgh, PA, where they brave high-wire heights in order to save elements of the past. The guys also build a ladder console and discover a vintage army record player.
Andrew heads to Rome, Italy, for tastes that stand the test of time. He feasts on lamb brains and veal intestine in the shadow of an ancient dump, eats cheese aged in millennia-old caves and nets eel with Rome's last eel fisherman.
A pharmacist trades the brutally cold winters of Chicago for a South Pacific adventure on Guam. Will they be able to find their dream property?
A couple who want a baby have searched 16 cities around the world for their dream house. Now they've decided Lisbon, Portugal, will be their new home.
Newlyweds Rachel and Vince can't agree on the style of their first home together in Lisbon, Portugal.
A man fascinated by the Australian rainforest has persuaded his wife to move there. However, she is concerned about moving their kids to the bush.
Rebecca Budrig takes a whirlwind tour of the world's water-themed homes. She sees a tropical paradise in Louisiana and the famous Mexican shell house.
Anthony attempts to seamlessly blend his man-made pool area into an outdoor loving couple's natural, 300-acre landscape where their grandchildren can safely explore, all this while fighting of Texas-sized bugs.
From a medieval Tuscan villa with some startling secrets to a hidden Caribbean fortress in a tropical oasis, check out some of the world's most extreme vacation homes.
From a stunning villa in the Himalayas of Thailand to a Laguna Beach mansion, discover some of the world's most extreme vacation homes.
When it comes to dream pools, a group of backyard renovation professionals know what it takes to create over-the-top, award-winning oases for their clients.
A North Carolina family is eager to finally have their first pool. Their backyard allows for an over-the-top, resort-style pool, so the Pool Kings take on an extensive build with a 30-foot waterfall, a lazy river and a sunken fire pit island.
The teams visits Burlington, North Carolina, to save an old apothecary unit from a 1930s pharmacy. Mike and Robert search for some new patterns for the shop in West Virginia, while Grayson builds a console.
The team heads to St Michael's Catholic School in Pittsburgh, PA, where they brave high-wire heights in order to save elements of the past. The guys also build a ladder console and discover a vintage army record player.
Anthony visits the 228-room Winter Haven Suites in Florida, close to Orlando's major theme parks. Can Anthony rebuild the hotel's weak leadership and show the visually impaired owner the path to success?
The Atlantic Paranormal Society take their investigations worldwide. The team visit Spain, exploring a castle in Madrid whose owner dabbled in the occult.
Justin and Anna restore a vintage Higgins tent trailer for their son and plan to take it camping once complete. Meanwhile, a friend of Anna's inherits a rundown Airstream and wants to get rid of it until Anna draws up a plan.
Andrew heads to Rome, Italy, for tastes that stand the test of time. He feasts on lamb brains and veal intestine in the shadow of an ancient dump, eats cheese aged in millennia-old caves and nets eel with Rome's last eel fisherman.
The teams visits Burlington, North Carolina, to save an old apothecary unit from a 1930s pharmacy. Mike and Robert search for some new patterns for the shop in West Virginia, while Grayson builds a console.
The team heads to St Michael's Catholic School in Pittsburgh, PA, where they brave high-wire heights in order to save elements of the past. The guys also build a ladder console and discover a vintage army record player.
The Snows have saved a vintage 80-foot-long passenger train car from the scrapyard. Can they maintain this piece of history's original character while transforming it into a cosy, one-bedroom home?
Doug and Rande Barrowman tour three houses in Somerset, England. Rande imagines a quiet country cottage while Doug wants a modern home.