Four Must See Places in Saarland!
Saarland is one of the 16 federal states in Germany. It shares a border with France and Luxemburg to the West and to the East is Rheinland-Pfalz, home to Ramstein and K-town. The capital of […]
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8 Tips to Outsmart Thieves & Scammers While Traveling
Two travelers are exploring the same city. One is packed in like sardines on a train that is dropping them off for their next tour. They carelessly talk to their spouse while riding the train. […]
Art in Amsterdam
Shortly after learning that we were moving to Germany, my husband and I happened to be at a dinner with someone who was stationed there a few years earlier. She quickly launched into descriptions of […]
Go Barefoot in Germany for Fun and Health!
Spring and summer in Germany is an avidly welcomed and celebrated time of year. With festivals on top of festivals, the opening of dormant parks, pools, rodelbahns, and ropes courses, there is absolutely no shortage […]
Four Things to Do in Munich on a Day Trip
Munich is the largest city in Bavaria and also its capital. It is well known for Oktoberfest which is held every year in late September to October. As popular as this fest is, Munich has […]
6 Simple Tips to Improve Your Travel Photography
Everyone leaves vacation with something to remember their time. Whether it’s a new outfit, kitschy knick-knacks, or a few extra pounds from the local food, you will spend a pretty penny buying souvenirs. Most of […]
Stumbling Upon Staufen in the Black Forest
Most people create a list of places that they would like to visit while living in Germany. You want to be sure to hit all the highlights while the opportunity presents itself. It’s easy to […]
Four Amazing Passes in the Alps You Have to Drive!
Have you run out of ideas for travel overseas? Worn out from too many European tourist towns? Perhaps you just bought a new sports car from Bavarian Motor Cars? How does a nice drive through […]
One Day in Karlsruhe!
Coupling small town charm with big city perks, Karlsruhe makes the perfect location for a day trip. It’s easy to access by car or train from both Kaiserslautern and Stuttgart. Plus, with tons of outdoor […]
Pregnancy in Germany Part Three: A First Hand Account
One thing that was completely foreign to me from having my other two children in America was the seemingly endless amount of paperwork that needs to be filled out when you have a child born […]