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Kaiserslautern
Situated in the midst of the Rheinland-Pfalz region, Kaiserslautern is an international city with over 100,000 inhabitants. The city has preserved its historical past despite its growth into one of the largest industrial and marketing cities in Germany. Nicknamed K-town by Americans, Kaiserslautern is home to the largest community of Americans in Europe.
Ramstein-Miesenbach
The city of Ramstein-Miesenbach is the administrative center of the Union Community of Ramstein- Miesenbach which, with its approx. 19,000 inhabitants, is the largest Union Community in Kaiserslautern County and which consists of the City of Ramstein-Miesenbach and the villages of Hütschenhausen, Kottweiler- Schwanden, Niedermohr and Steinwenden.
Berlin
A major center in European politics, culture, media, and science, Berlin has become to be one of the most progressive and entertaining cities in Europe. Visiting Berlin can be an exhilarating experience! The opportunities and activities seem to be endless — there is very little you can't do.
Landstuhl
Natural surroundings for everyone's taste. Might it be hiking through the "green lung" Palatinate Forest, Germany's largest connected wooded area, a tour through the Western Palatinate's low- laying swamp area - the Landstuhler Bruch - or a walk over the hills of the Sickinger Land. With grandiose views over its communities and the Sickingen City Landstuhl.
Mannheim
Baden-Württemberg’s second largest city Mannheim keeps many attractions in store. Especially in 2007 when the city celebrates its 400th anniversary Mannheim wouldn’t be Mannheim, if it did not offer a high quality cultural programme for its important anniversary year with events for all tastes.
Kusel
The rural district right around the small town of Kusel calls itself Musician’s Country. Do not expect a musician standing on every other corner, though. Rather, the name stems from the town’s old tradition of musicians, sometimes complete orchestras, making a living from going on tour through the better part of the world in order to feed their families back home in the meager quarters. Today, however, it pays off much more to visit than to leave the town – there’s so much to explore.
Speicher
The collective municipality of Speicher lies on a 350 meter plateau, encircled by the charming and picturesque Kyll river valley and a large forest area. It belongs to the south west portion of the county of Bitburg-Pruem in the immediate neighborhood of Luxembourg.