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Being the midpoint between the Slavic, Germanic, and Italian worlds gives Ljubljana a special spice. This tiny town has only about a quarter-million people,…

More info about travel to Athens: http://www.ricksteves.com/europe/greece/athens Crowned by the mighty Parthenon temple, the Acropolis rises above modern Athens— a lasting testament to Greece’s glorious golden…

Rick gets photobombed by an Italian, sucks in his gut, begs a Romanian local for brandy, naps in a hammock, almost masters the dramatic pause, has a staring contest with … Continue reading “Members”

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Confined within its walls as it has been for centuries, Dubrovnik juts out from the rocky Croatian coastline looking inviting from both the land and … …

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The Republic of San Marino brags it’s the world’s oldest and smallest republic. It’s remained sovereign and independent from Italy through almost all its…

York offers a fascinating collection of great sights mixed with an easygoing pedestrian ambience all lassoed within its formidable wall. It is home to York Minster, Britain’s largest Gothic church, … …

Rick shares some of the challenges — and the fun — of writing and updating his guidebooks on a research blitz through Varenna, on northern Italy’s Lake Como. source

Rick Steves’ European Insights is a special collection of never-before-seen clips from the Rick Steves’ Europe public television series. In this clip, Rick provides a thoughtful assessment of history we … …

The Tuscan hill town of Montepulciano, Italy, is a wine-producing capital with an independent spirit. In Montepulciano, you can enjoy medieval architecture, taste wine from the barrel, and dine on … Continue reading “Members”

High in Switzerland, the mighty Alps seem to shout the glory of God. Up here, where villages huddle under towering peaks, Christmas fills a wintry wonderland with good cheer. It … Continue reading “Members”