The Prinzhorn Collection in Heidelberg, Germany, focuses on art made by psychiatric patients, mostly between 1840 and 1945.

Fort VII in Poznan, Poland’s first Nazi concentration camp and prototype for European camps, serves as a sobering museum documenting systematic killing and resistance.

Swifties can visit the German museum that displays “the painting from the ‘Phelia’ video.”  

At inMotion Park, a 2,300-foot-long circular walking path curls around to a 260-foot slide. 

Few pairings are as iconic as wine and cheese. With such a wide variety to explore, I signed up for a class at Cambridgeshire Wine School to discover which combination spoke to me most.

The road to the Tree of Life in Bahrain feels like a wrong turn, with one long stretch of the Sakhir Desert folding into another.

In a country known for its chocolate, visitors can try making their own at The Belgian Chocolate Factory.

Although 42 is primarily designed for workshops and events, its doors are open to the public. 

The riesling sauna at Südpfalz Therme in Bad Bergzabern, Germany, features a spout that pours a specially crafted white wine blend over the hot rocks, creating an aromatic, floral steam.

Trier shocked the German basketball scene by becoming just the third-ever promoted team to win its first four games of the season, and DOD personnel and their families don’t have far to go to see that story.