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Engineering Europe

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About Engineering Europe

Engineering Europe is a documentary TV series that premiered on National Geographic on September 7, 2025. It has 1 season and 10 episodes so far and is still airing new episodes. The latest episode, Season 1 Episode 10 "Forging Marvels: Sustainable Wonders", aired on April 21, 2026.

This series reveals the extraordinary secrets of Europe’s engineering wonders. Filmed across six great nations, it will explore record-breaking construction projects, innovative machines and vehicles, and ingenious design. It will also reveal the hidden engineering that drives Europe’s most iconic landmarks and the people who keep them working today.

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10 episodes · 1 season

Season 1

2025 · 10 episodes · Last episode: 6 months ago

Engineering Europe Season 1 release dates →
  1. E10

    10. Forging Marvels: Sustainable Wonders

    Europe is redefining what it means to live in harmony with the environment. Discover Iceland’s lava barriers, engineered to shield geothermal power plants. Witness Stockholm’s “Wood City,” explore Germany’s groundbreaking surf park, and experience the UK’s futuristic Eden Project. These eco-friendly megaprojects protect and transform the continent.

  2. E9

    9. Forging Marvels: High Heights

    Examine the bold ambition and technical challenges behind Europe’s tallest structures. From Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia to the modular skyscrapers reshaping UK skylines and the revolutionary energy-neutral towers in Amsterdam, this episode reveals the precise engineering and advanced materials that enable these buildings to reach new records.

  3. E8

    8. Forging Marvels: Heavyweights

    Embark across Europe to uncover extraordinary feats of engineering and innovation. Through dynamic stories and conversations with engineers, discover how relentless ingenuity has shaped these massive, heavy and iconic landmarks, like the Dutch Castle de Haar and the Spanish Hotel Marques de Riscal, forever redefining what’s possible across Europe.

  4. E7

    7. Forging Marvels: Connecting the Continent

    Underground, over mountains and across water, Europe’s landscape demands all forms of transportation to connect its citizens. Iconic bridges, ingenious railways and innovative electric ferries show how European engineers strive for excellence in their construction projects.

  5. E6

    6. Germany

    Embark on a thrilling journey through Germany's greatest feats of engineering, from Munich's sci-fi subway project, to a record breaking swing bridge.

  6. E5

    5. The Netherlands

    Dive into the world of Dutch engineering, where human ingenuity meets the power of nature: from giant flood barriers to an incredible robotic port.

  7. E4

    4. Poland

    Venture into the heart of Poland's most awe-inspiring engineering marvels, from a super port raised from the sea, to the tallest building in the EU.

  8. E3

    3. Spain

    Embark on a thrilling journey through Spain's greatest feats of engineering. From the awe-inspiring Sagrada Familia to a gravity defying skyscraper.

  9. E2

    2. Nordics

    Explore the engineering wonders of Europe's northernmost region, from Iceland's epic lava-defying barriers to Sweden's incredible flying ferry.

  10. E1

    1. The United Kingdom

    The UK's engineering wonders revealed: from innovative electric flying machines to ingenious skyscrapers and the secrets of London's Tower Bridge.

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The most recent episode of Engineering Europe, Season 1 Episode 10 "Forging Marvels: Sustainable Wonders", aired on April 21, 2026.

How many seasons of Engineering Europe are there?

Engineering Europe has 1 season with 10 episodes in total.

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Engineering Europe first aired on National Geographic on September 7, 2025.

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