The 49-euro-per-month “Deutschlandticket” offers nationwide validity at a lower cost than any existing transit subscription for the Stuttgart area alone. A one-euro-per-day offer for youth is also now available within Baden-Würrtemberg.Read More
Protests and strikes could occur anywhere and may lead to widespread disruptions. Remember to avoid all demonstrations and areas with significant police activity. Monitor the media, follow the advice of local authorities, and keep your phone sufficiently charged.Read More
This Valentine’s Day, couples receive free entry to 10 different sites managed by the Baden-Württemberg State Palaces and Gardens for the price of a kiss at the ticket booth.Read More
A U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart firefighter took top honors in Europe during the 2022 Fire and Emergency Services Awards recently. Read More
The Stuttgart Christmas Market made its comeback, Nov. 23, as locals filled their mugs with Glühwein and shuffled into the Alte Schloss (Old castle) for the opening ceremony.Read More
Members of the Stuttgart Military Community got to peek behind the curtains of German politics and see how the “Bratwurst” is made.Read More
By USAG Public Affairs and the EUCOM Historian’s Office Did you know many of the buildings and housing areas across U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart are memorialized after Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines who served with distinction during our nation’s conflicts. The Craig Family Housing area between Montana Strasse and theRead More
“What do you normally do on the 4th of July in England?” I have been asked on more than one occasion. “Well, nothing, just go to work, it’s just another day,” I normally respond.Read More
Germany is set to make a significantly discounted flat-rate public transit ticket — known as the “9-Euro-Ticket” — available to the public in June, July, and August. Here are answers to FAQs.Read More
Congrats to our Stuttgart thespians for once again coming out on top at ‘Toppers.’ Catch their next show “Hello Girls” at the Kelly Theatre, Friday, May 20 at 7:30 p.m.Read More
From modern art to luxury cars and dinosaurs to local wine, Stuttgart’s museums offer something for everyone.Read More
The Stuttgart “Jazz Open” takes place annually in the heart of downtown Stuttgart becoming one of the first large-scale music events in the city since the start of the COVID pandemic.Read More
A train drivers’ strike will affect passenger services across Germany from Sept. 2-6. Long distance and regional trains (including S-Bahn) operated by Deutsche Bahn will be affected.Read More
The 18 hole, 300 acre course was built in 1956 and designed by Bernhard von Limburger, described by the journal ‘Golf Course Architecture’ as “clearly the most important golf course architect in Germany” in his time.Read More
The summer reading program is in full swing at the Patch Library!Read More
