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One of my favorite things about living in Germany is how dog-friendly everything is. I take my Italian Greyhound just about everywhere I go. And now that the weather’s warm, I’m planning even more outdoor adventures together. Here are a few things to keep in mind for your four-legged friend […]
The Schlossberghöhlen in Homburg, Europe’s biggest red sandstone cave, is an awesome place to visit. It is the perfect excursion for the whole family. What makes the tour so fun is not only do you get to explore but everyone gets to wear a helmet, so everyone looks like they […]
Food is the most essential part of absolutely any party but when it comes to the Fourth of July, there are only three colors that your guests want to see on their plates: red, white and blue. (Mimosas are excluded from this rule.) Of course you can throw a regular […]
Centrally located between Mannheim and Heidelberg, the unassuming town of Schwetzingen is full of surprises and is surrounded by sheer beauty. Visitors to the castle will be thrilled to see the spectacular gardens. Music lovers will be in for a treat, as well: The town offers world-renowned music festivals, including […]
by MilitaryInGermany.com Worms makes an excellent destination for a day trip. It is packed with outstanding architecture, pedestrian zones and green space. Worms is steeped in history, too. As one of Germany’s oldest cities, Worms’ most famous monuments testify to its role as a microcosm for the religious forces (and […]
With the weather finally starting to warm up, Germany’s many public pools and lakes are open for business. Although there are many similarities to swimming areas you may have visited in the U.S., some aspects are not quite the same. Here are 20 rules that can help you make the […]
The museum in Wiesbaden’s Freudenberg Castle (Schloss Freudenberg) provides an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages as you explore the wonders of senses and the mind. This 20th century restored building has been known as the “Museum of Senses” since 1993. Built as a villa for residents by the […]
Rothenburg ob de Tauber (Rothenburg) is one of those towns in Germany that you can visit over and over again. Rothenburg happens to be the “go-to” town for family and friends visiting you on their short trip to Deutschland. This is the perfect town to see a little bit of […]
Kassel doesn’t get a lot of classic tourist love. Some of this has to do with the fact that the old city center was mostly destroyed during WWII, and rebuilt in a ‘contemporary’ style. But don’t let that deter you from visiting. Home to the Brothers Grimm, a great nightlife, […]
Schönau, a German village nestled against the French border, almost feels like Shangri-la. Every twisting road that leads to the little town of about 400 people in the Pfalz forest (not to be confused with its cousin Schönau im Schwarzfald in the Black Forest) leads you further into what feels […]
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