Watch out for sand dunes. Many people have trouble climbing back up this steep sand dune after visiting a beach in this Michigan park, and it could cost $3,000.
Looking for solitude? This Massachusetts island has two inns, no ATMs, and one sit-down restaurant. You'll get to enjoy the beaches and hikes all to yourself!
Taking public transport is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the local way of life in Europe, but Rick Steves warns of this dangerous mistake.
A public bathroom might not be the most exciting part of your trip, but if you're flying through one of these airports you'll want to make a short pit stop.
Italy is known for its food, but this island's unique location adds more worldly influences into its culinary scene. Don't worry, it still has the classics.
Colors aren't just a way to express yourself in Thailand. They also hold deep spiritual and superstitious meaning. Here's what they mean for mindful tourists.
When in Paris, do as the Parisians, right? There's no better way to dive deep into Parisian culture than by spending a day on this Rick Steves-approved street.
From True Dover sole, fresh oysters, and delicious crab cakes to filet mignon and exquisite rosemary biscuits, this SoCal seafood restaurant is worth the trip.
Some businesses on this popular Spanish island are trying to subdue rowdy tourists with a dress code. If you’re visiting, make sure you pack accordingly.
Dreaming of visiting a European city but can't afford the Roman or Parisian price tag? Rick Steves suggests going east for the best budget-friendly sightseeing.
With steep switchbacks at vertigo-inducing heights and only partially paved, hairpin turns, this Asian road is one of the world's most dangerous drives.
Looking for a place you can enjoy the outdoors without driving too far from the city? Check out this state beach with hiking trails, scenic views, and camping.
Get away from the hustle and bustle of regular life and escape the crowds at this lesser-known beach in Costa Rica where you can enjoy some peace and quiet.
A certified Dark Sky Park, this state park in Texas is one of best stargazing destinations in the U.S., offering campers a front row to night sky splendor.
Making the outdoors accessible for all people is so important. This wheelchair accessible trail at Yosemite offers spectacular views of a stunning waterfall.
This spot is one of the most popular attractions in Paris, which means endlessly long lines. But don't let that stop you! We know of a secret entrance.
Are you ready to live your "Dune" fantasy? This national park in Colorado is home to the tallest sand dunes in North America -- and a mesmerizing hike.
Take a road trip in Texas to experience mouth-watering BBQ, fields of colorful wildflowers, and live music. The best part? It's near San Antonio and Austin.
Tourists flock to Italy, often making it challenging to enjoy its attractions at reasonable prices. Avoid the crowds and opt for these experiences instead.
A recent analysis of Tripadvisor reviews ranked the dirtiest U.S. tourist attractions, and this theme park in New England (unfortunately) came in first.