Wittlich Pig Festival
Wittlich hosted its annual Pig Fest during the month of August. Fest goers spent the day eating pork, sampling wine, listening to local bands and much more.Continue Reading
Wittlich hosted its annual Pig Fest during the month of August. Fest goers spent the day eating pork, sampling wine, listening to local bands and much more.Continue Reading
Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a well-preserved medieval town well-worth exploring.Continue Reading
Koblenz is situated where the Moselle and Rhine Rivers meet and surrounded by four great hills. Continue Reading
Discover Leipzig in 2015. This incredibly green former East German city is celebrating an important anniversary with a number of fantastic events.Continue Reading
Situated at the start of the Romantic Road, Würzburg is perhaps an ideal place to start a tour of some of Germany’s most famous sites.Continue Reading
The Rhineland region offers some exceptional Christmas markets. Dusseldorf, (Köln), Aachen and Bonn are four of the best in the region.Continue Reading
The Nachtmann Factory Outlet is the premier crystal shopping destination in eastern Bavaria, in the quaint little town of Neustadt an der Waldnaab.Continue Reading
Visit Dorotheenhütte Glashütte in Wolfach, in the Central Black Forest for a free glass-blowing workshop, museum and fabulous glass shop.Continue Reading
Bayreuth Festival is a world renowned annual music festival of opera performances by the composer Richard Wagner.Continue Reading
Few places in the world can transport us into the realm of fairy tales as easily as Neuschwanstein Castle, nestled amongst the pastoral hills of Bavaria.Continue Reading
The stalls of Munich’s Viktualienmarkt are loaded with delicious fresh foods from nearby farms, including cheeses, meats, eggs, fruits, and vegetables. Continue Reading
Pack your bags, leave your inhibitions, and head out to some of the world’s best party locations.Continue Reading
Here are just a few of the highlights of the beautiful state of Bavaria you should try to experience during your tour.Continue Reading
Being in Germany in the wintertime is wunderbar! Cool, crisp winter weather – just right, not too far off the freezing point, yet chilly enough. Continue Reading
Hamburg has a special program this time of year – Fairy-tale Ships for kids. Continue Reading
Germany is home to countless magnificent sights. So now you are living here in Germany, you should certainly make the most out of your tour and visit some of the top landmarks.Continue Reading
Germany has three UNESCO World Heritage Sites that protect amazing natural environments. Ancient Beech Forests, Wadden Sea and Messel Pit Fossil Site.Continue Reading
Don’t wait for the Oktoberfest to enjoy the charms of Bavaria’s capital! While Munich’s Oktoberfest may account for a large number of those annual visitors, the Bavarian capital city on the Isar River beckons those from far and wide year-round.Continue Reading
I attended my first Oktoberfest in Munich a few years ago and although it was a memorable experience, I learned from the mistakes of not planning ahead and flying by the seat of my pants. Here is our Oktoberfest experience to help you plan yours!Continue Reading
The naked truth about etiquette at Germany’s many spas and wellness resorts.Continue Reading
Melissa Shock takes us along on her whirlwind trip to Cologne. Check out everything you can see and do in Cologne in just 30 hours!Continue Reading
Tropical Island waterpark in Berlin is a perfect way to enjoy a rainy weekend, a summer holiday or a winter getaway. Continue Reading
New to Germany? If you’ve just PCS’d to Europe, it’s time to unpack, get settled, then start traveling! Here are our top 13 places to see while you’re stationed in Germany:Continue Reading
Koblenz is a charming town, approximately 150 kilometers (93 miles) from Kaiserslautern, and is the third largest municipality in Rheinland-Pfalz.Continue Reading
The hundreds of castles in Germany are one of the most wonderful things to explore on the weekend and the perfect location for a light hike or a picnic.Continue Reading
Münster is a great place to go on a long weekend. Put this on your travel calendar to enjoy your time in Germany!Continue Reading
Check out the 2013 USO tour schedule for February and get ready to explore Europe!Continue Reading
Marvel at the wide range of architecture in Trier, with a variety of French, Gothic, and traditional German influences lining every street. This is what living in Germany is all about!Continue Reading
We recently asked Lisa Schlereth, a photographer, military spouse, and mother of four to let us see Garmisch through her eyes on her recent trip. Check it out! Continue Reading
As the capital of Germany, Berlin is (after London) the second largest city in the European Union with a population of over 3.5 million and a must-see for anyone living or traveling through Germany.Continue Reading
The city of Würzburg (sometimes spelled “Wuerzburg”) is a must-see for Americans living in central Germany! Only 60 miles southeast of Frankfurt, a 2.5 hour drive from Ramstein and only 1.5 hours from Wiesbaden or Stuttgart military communities. It is located along the Main River in one of largest wine-growing areas in Germany, Würzburg boasts numerous world class historical sites, unique Frankish cuisine, and great hospitality. Continue Reading
Travel videos from around Germany including Heidelberg, Trier, the Rhine River and so much more! Updated weekly!Continue Reading
A list of 4 terrific amusement parks here in Germany, including Movie Park Germany, Europa Park, Tripsdrill, and Legoland Germany.Continue Reading
From the largest ancient city gates to fine wines and restaurants, Trier delights with a feast for the eyes, soul, and appetite.Continue Reading
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