Celebrating Halloween in Germany

Learn about celebrating Halloween in Germany, where to find costumes, and what Halloween events are taking place near you!

Porsche Museum in Stuttgart

The Porsche Museum in Stuttgart is one of the best ways to delight the car enthusiast in your life with 80 vehicles on display.

Berlin Wall Germany

3 ways to see Berlin

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.

Prosecco from Italy

Have you tried Prosecco?

Learn about Prosecco, a fruity alcoholic beverage, similar to champagne, which is produced in Italy and enjoyed throughout the world.

Frankfurt market

4 things to do in Frankfurt

Frankfurt is often overlooked by tourists passing through the international airport, but its city center is a unique blend of traditional and modern and is the perfect place to explore and experience the best of what Germany has to offer.

Amsterdam wooden clogs

4 things to do in Amsterdam

Amsterdam is the capital and largest city in the Netherlands. It is also home to some of the most wonderful views and interesting history Europe has to offer.

Wuerzburg Germany

Würzburg on the Romantic Road

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.

USO in Kaiserslautern, Germany

Volunteer with the USO

The United Service Organizations (USO) is a nonprofit organization that began in 1941 and is located in more than 160 locations in 27 states and 14 countries, according to the USO’s homepage. Although non-military affiliated, the USO strives to reach out to America’s troops and their family members.

Heidelberg Castle

5 reasons to explore Heidelberg Castle

Heidelberg is only an hour away from either Wiesbaden or K-town and a 1 1/2 hour drive from Stuttgart. The city of Heidelberg is famous for its university, fountains, memorials, and Old Town (Altstadt), but the most famous landmark is Heidelberg Castle.

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Travel videos from around Germany including Heidelberg, Trier, the Rhine River and so much more! Updated weekly!

Rhine River tour, Germany

Explore the Rhine River

The Middle Rhine, known for it’s more than 40 castles and rolling vineyards, is a tourist’s dream destination. This area of the Rhine River stretches from Bingen in the south to Bonn in the north and is complete with medieval era castles and ruins, quaint wine villages, and fascinating history.

Amusement Park in Germany

4 Great amusement parks in Germany

A list of 4 terrific amusement parks here in Germany, including Movie Park Germany, Europa Park, Tripsdrill, and Legoland Germany.

Barefoot in Bad Sobernheim

Treat the soles of your feet to the pleasures of a BarfussPfad (which translates into “Bare Feet Path”). Great fun for kids and kids at heart!

Biking in the Czech Republic

Try Southern Bohemia for an active vacation

If you like an active vacation that includes hiking, biking, and rafting you might want to consider a trip to Southern Bohemia in the Czech Republic.

4 Things to Do in Wiesbaden

The Herald Union newspaper has some great ideas for getting outdoors and exploring in Wiesbaden.

Luxembourg: Road trip ideas from the KMC

In this series, we’ll give you some great ideas for road trip destinations easily reachable from the Kaiserslautern Military Community. Let’s get started!

Volunteering While Stationed in Germany

Getting involved in the community is one of the best ways to meet new people and settle in after a PCS.  Here are a few tips for finding the perfect… Read more

Less than excited about moving to Germany?

Orders have arrived and you’re set to move to Germany in the next few months. Time to panic, right? Wrong! You’re going to love it! But the attitude you have as you arrive can set the tone for your tour in Europe.

German BBQ recipes

3 German BBQ recipes

3 great recipes for your next BBQ in Germany

Moving to Stuttgart?

So, you’re family has just received orders for Stuttgart, Germany. Are you excited, nervous, anxious? Don’t worry, you’re going to love it here and we have the information you need to settle in and enjoy your tour.

Trier Delights with Historical Treasures

From the largest ancient city gates to fine wines and restaurants, Trier delights with a feast for the eyes, soul, and appetite.

6 Museums in Frankfurt, Germany

6 Museums To Visit near Frankfurt, Germany

When the weather refuses to cooperate with your weekend or holiday plans, spending the day at one of Germany’s many museums is the perfect way to get out of the… Read more

Scuba Diving and Exploring in Malta

Just a two hour flight from Germany, Malta is dotted with the world’s oldest standing man-made walls, according to UNESCO, the structures predating Stonehenge in England.

The Gutenberg Museum in Mainz

The Gutenberg Museum lies across from the cathedral in the historic section of Mainz and is a treat for those interested in the advent of printing.

Working in Germany

If you are accompanying your spouse on a military overseas tour to Germany, there are a few things to consider about working in Germany or bringing your business with you…. Read more

Parking in Germany

Most city parking in Germany is paid or restricted to residents. Large cities have large signs to direct you to garages, and some show how many spaces are available at any… Read more

Making phone calls from Germany

Learn more about making phone calls in and from Germany. Visit The Find-It Guide phone directory for a helpful list of businesses serving the U.S. military community in Germany.

5 Tips for living off-base in Germany

Living off base in Germany can be one of the most memorable experiences you’ll ever have. Which means, of course, that you might encounter some things that are very different… Read more

Explore the Kaiserslautern Morning Market!

The Saturday morning market in Kaiserslautern’s pedestrian zone is something you can’t miss with fresh flowers, fruits, vegetables, cheeses and baked goods that will entice even the most reluctant chefs.