There’s nothing like a good old-fashioned “rug flop,” where carpet vendors literally roll out the red carpet for service members stationed in Bahrain.

If you’re in England and looking to get someone a present that’s memorable, unique and includes a little bit of you, head to Langham Glass in Fakenham.

For beach lovers, families or partygoers, Al Dar offers the feel of an island getaway.

Ahh, Bahrain’s bar scene — wait, they have bars in Bahrain? The answer is yes! And, as a former British protectorate, the vibe ranges from seedy British pubs to swank 5-star hotel bars.

It’s Ramadan in Bahrain! Restaurants are closed, the streets are empty during the day. What to do, what to do?

Many of us have that one vegetarian friend who struggles with finding a meal on a menu. Difficult as it is to find affordable restaurants in Bahrain, why not try a cheaper, spicier alternative?

Nestled within the main tourist footpaths of Juffair, Adliya and the downtown souk area of Manama, lies an often-overlooked part of this town in Bahrain. Qudaibiya, pronounced ka-dib-ee-yah, is a pocket of the city that many servicemembers either don’t know about or rarely wander through. It’s an old part of town just north of the Al-Qudaibiya Palace, the palace next to the Grand Mosque.

Parco di Villa Varda near Aviano Air Base offers opportunities for exercise, relaxation and sightseeing — just don't bring your dog or bike.

Base tours offer an easy way to see Europe with other members of the military community. Here is a sampling of current trips scheduled.

Sibiu is the place to start a journey through Transylvania, but there’s plenty more to discover wandering through the city.