This Italian town is not only filled with historical artifacts, gorgeous architecture, and incredible food, but it's also a fantastic place to retire to.
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This gorgeous town in the Czech Republic is one of the best small towns in the country to visit, including its beautiful castle and gigantic park.
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Combat the hot Spanish summer by walking along shaded streets covered by colorful canopies made with recycled material by local artists in a coastal city.
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Kick back with an Aperol spritz and enjoy sparking Adriatic views in this southern Italian city, known for its pristine beaches, seafood, and coastal resorts.
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Hidden in the Scottish Highlands, this roaring cascade is as impressive as it is remote, rewarding those who dare venture out with breathtaking views.
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This Portuguese border city boasts impressive star-shaped fortifications, an aqueduct, and a historic center for wandering or relaxing with a glass of wine.
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Almost out of a fairytale, this elegant, five-star retreat is situated on the Venetian Lagoon. Here's what you need to know about visiting this resort.
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Switzerland is known for its beautiful Alpine region, but nestled in these mountains is a charming historic village featuring stone architecture.
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One Swedish city stands out for its diverse array of culinary options, stunning seaside scenery, and melting pot of local cultures. Here's what to know!
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The Greek Islands are a paradise of pristine beaches and beautiful hills, but this lesser-known destination in Greece has all that, minus the cost and crowds.
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Located in the middle of the Seine, this Parisian island is home to incredible architecture, charming shopping, and absolutely amazing French cuisine.
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Coffee culture can vary from place to place but tourists from the U.S. should take note of the subtle differences in ordering coffee in France and Italy.
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Head to this lesser-known region in Portugal to discover pristine landscapes, a recuperating wildlife population, and prehistoric art examples.
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For a less-busy Italian island alternative to the popular Capri, check out a sunny Sicilian getaway with charming cobblestone streets and hidden coves.
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If you want to truly experience Venice, Rick Steves suggests looking beyond the touristy areas. Take a look at some best-kept secrets of this beautiful city.
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Clustered along picturesque limestone slopes, a spellbinding Italian town lies between the Garigliano River and the foothills of the Aurunci Mountains.
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If you're searching for an underrated gem of a place in Europe, look no further than Kosovo's "Little Jerusalem," the second-largest city in the country.
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Some of the most idyllic tropical destinations now come with one major health risk, according to the CDC. Learn how to stay safe during your next getaway.
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Enjoy a peaceful boat ride through quaint streets without any sign of cars at a canal-filled village close to Amsterdam that makes for a perfect day trip.
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Though Italy is best known for its historical cities, this peaceful escape is the place to go for nature and outdoor activities amid gorgeous scenery.
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Many travelers head to Italy for the food, but if you're not careful, you might end up eating at an inauthentic restaurant made for tourists.
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Dive into the Netherlands' famous cheese culture with a trip to this Dutch city known for its Rick Steves-approved cheese museum and a weekly cheese market.
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Ditch the chaos in Barcelona for this city in northern Spain, perfect for cider bar hopping, hiking with epic views, and marveling at medieval architecture.
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Stroll along scenic fairytale streets lined with colorful buildings and explore a historic castle without crowds on a day trip from the bustling city of Prague.
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Medieval architecture stands as strong as it did centuries ago in this underrated Spanish city, which boasts cobbled streets and a charming allure.
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There's nothing more American than a big glass of ice water. However, Rick Steves shares why tap water isn't always the norm at restaurants in Europe.
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Far off the beaten path from Rome or Venice is Italy's Campo Imperatore, otherwise known as Little Tibet because of the profound sense of serenity it engenders.
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