Follow the controlled chaos with the “Mister Rogers of travel” as he films an episode of “Rick Steves’ Europe” in London.

While some of Europe’s customs live on only as clichés or tacky stage shows for tourists, others are worth going out of your way to take part in. Here are four favourites.

When looking for the best place to dine in Europe, travel expert Rick Steves has a surprising guiding rule regarding tourist ...

Economic uncertainty and political tensions may turn you off from taking a vacation, but according to Rick Steves, there are ...

My favorite among them might be Dublin’s, called Epic: The Irish Emigration Museum. With so much anxiety surrounding ...

Uppsala, Sweden’s fourth-largest city, is the best day-trip from Stockholm – it’s just under an hour away by train. This happy town is Sweden's answer to Oxford, offering stately university ...

Look for the pepper in the terrific Basque dish axoa (a veal or lamb stew on mashed potatoes). Don’t leave the area without ...

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If you’re planning your first trip to Europe, congratulations! Learning about the world through travel is the best thing that ever happened to me.

The fascist movements of 20th-century Europe had a sweeping impact around the world, in ways that still reverberate today. And travelers have an advantage when it comes to learning from this ...

Rick Steves, a long-time travel expert, TV personality and travel author, has been traveling to Europe regularly for over 50 years, and he now spends an average of 4 months there every year.

Rick Steves, famous for practical travel advice, loves to employ this method, but only if the breakfast spread is priced ...