With well-developed cycling infrastructure, conscientious drivers and an active biking culture, Europe is an ideal place for long-distance bicycling.
Did you know that Germany is home to the first bicycle? It was invented and built in Mannheim!
Today, dozens of genres and sub-genres exist to help you find your next favorite read. Here’s a quick guide to some newer and niche book genres.
Easter markets in Germany are filled with explosions of colors along with decorated stalls, mouthwatering food, precious crafts and of course, ornate Easter eggs.
The Four Days March also Known as The Nijmegen Foot March, is one of the largest ruck marches in Europe that both civilians and service members can attend. Read about the experiences of two soldiers who completed the march below.
C’est la vie! Emily’s time in Paris is coming to a natural close as she starts a new adventure in Rome. Here’s what we know about “Emily in Paris” season 5 so far. While you wait, follow in her footsteps at these can’t miss spots in Italy and France.
Aviano Community and Schools Theater present a colorful, whimsical all-youth production of “Disney, Pixar Finding Nemo Kids.”
“Stepsisters” at Ramstein’s Razz Ma Tazz theater is a fun-filled, high-energy comedy with non-stop laughs.
You are cordially invited to the wedding of the season at the Bavaria Performing Arts performance of “Mama Mia.”
Join KMC Onstage for this morbidly funny fable about the power and pitfalls of talent and fame.
The iconic Hard Rock Cafe has spread across Europe. Check out this list for some of the best rock memorabilia and the most unique locations you can visit.
A breed standard for the German Shepherd was created in 1899 and they were first exported to the U.S. in 1906. Since then, they have made wonderful working, herding and family dogs.
Are you an American living in Germany and want to know more about the political parties and systems? Here is a clear guide on Germany’s elections and government.
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