Tailoring basic travel protective measures
Enjoy your travels, but be safe and consider these tips from the USAG Stuttgart Protection Branch.
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8 favorite experiences living in Stuttgart
Here are my top favorite places in Stuttgart that everyone should check out, at least once!
Touring the Emerald Isle by planes, trains, automobiles and boats
No matter how you get there, Ireland is a worthwhile visit during your tour in Germany.
‘Czech-ing’ out Prague
There is so much to do in Prague, come “Czech” it out!
Spend the day in Tübingen: History, education, old world charm
The university town of Tübingen is a great day trip close to Stuttgart to visit.
Venice in 48 hours: a quick guide to the water city
Even with Venice’s high prices, it is possible to visit on a budget.
FMWR brings tour services back to Stuttgart
The MWR Tour Office is now open to help community members plan the perfect tour during their stay in the Stuttgart military community, whether it is a tour on a holiday or a personalized group tour.
Explore Germany’s tallest cathedral in Ulm
A great trip is located just around the corner, in Ulm, where activities are endless as is the history.
Stuttgart’s Wilhelma: More than just a zoo
Stuttgart’s Wilhelma zoo and botanical garden, in Bad Cannstatt features more than 1,000 animal species and 6,000 plants.
Cure the travel bug with a cruise
Cruises allow travelers to hit multiple port cities and leave their bags in one hotel room.
Experience the beautiful Rhine River: 3 stops not to miss
May to mid-October is the perfect time to explore the Rhine. Three stops along the Rhine River not to miss out on.
Your DoD ID can shorten wait at airport
Even when traveling for personal time, members of the military and DoD civilians qualify for TSA Pre✓®.
Carry a passport when traveling outside the country
A military ID or Status of Forces Agreement card is not a substitute for a passport.
Know import rules before you go this summer
People scheduled to move should start preparing now by separating things that are banned from import.
Stuttgart personnel volunteer at Luxembourg American Cemetery
60 personnel of all service branches participated in a beautification project at the Luxembourg American Cemetery, May 7.
