Iceland can be expensive to visit, so Rick Steves recommends this underrated tour close to Reykjavík that's an affordable alternative to a popular day trip.
One of the best things about visiting Greece is trying the country's delicious food! Here's an important mistake to avoid when exploring the culinary scene.
Learn about the European Union Entry/Exit System (EES) and the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) being introduced in 2024 and 2025.
Whether its food, art, or history, Florence is known for many things. But this iconic souvenir is one Rick Steves always makes sure he picks up when he visits.
Why settle for one castle when you can have three right next to each other? This small town in Germany has three castles filled with history and architecture.
Budget airlines can be a great option to save money on travel. But Rick Steves warns of a "name game" where the airport might not be as convenient as you hope.
To experience authentic Italy, head to this lesser-visited town outside of Milan. It's a perfect destination for history buffs and lovers of architecture.
Visit this fairytale-like village in the Swiss Alps for a perfect family-friendly vacation full of outdoor adventures no matter what time of year you visit.
For a once-in-a-lifetime hiking experience, take on this extensive trail through the Alps, or challenge yourself with just one section for the incredible views.
If you’re visiting Germany, be aware of the Ladenschlussgesetz. This law forces most businesses to shut down on this day of the week, so prepare ahead of time.
Beloved actor Stanley Tucci ate nearly every dish in Italy in his CNN show, “Searching for Italy.” Here is the Venice eatery referred to as “cicchetti heaven.”
Turkey is a unique country, with its European influence blending with its Muslim traditions. Due to this, you want to be careful about the clothing you pack.
European bathrooms aren't entirely like American bathrooms. For one, they are smaller. But there's one luxurious item European bathrooms have that you'll love.
Ordering pizza in Italy is a rite of passage, but what if you don't like tomato sauce? Luckily, you can still enjoy a good pizza pie. Here's what to order.