Rick Steves has had the pleasure of exploring museums around Europe and has seen many of the world's most famous artwork up close, but these are his favorites.
See this ancient city for authentic Italian culture, beautiful landscapes, and, if you time it well, a unique experience helping release turtles into the wild.
You've planned your dream hiking trip to the Scottish Highlands this summer, but you'd better do some research before you go about how to avoid this annoyance.
Hop on the ferry from Dubrovnik to this charming island where you won't find a car in sight, but can enjoy a nice walk to the famously beautiful secluded beach.
Everyone is familiar with Lisbon and Porto, but next time you go to Portugal, be sure to visit this beautiful city many consider the best place to live.
Tucked into the hillside of central Italy, the town's center boasts well-preserved Roman structures, marking it as an intriguing area brimming with history.
Looking for a town of celebration and cultural festivals? Look no further than this Island! Also known as "the festive island," it entices visitors year-round.
It won't surprise you to hear that Italy is home to a beautiful lake high in the mountains, but the magnificent Lago di Braies is something else entirely.
Everyone knows the popular areas of Greece, like Athens, but if you want somewhere with fewer crowds and gorgeous beaches, check out this small island.
This German town with its intriguing history and beautiful architecture, was once home to celebrated artists. It's a must-visit for history-loving travelers.
Make sure you take Rick Steves' advice and hit this cute under-the-radar neighborhood on your next trip to Dublin for a bit of authentic Irish culture.
Head to the mountains on your next trip to Spain for beautiful hikes through the Pyrenees and stay in a quaint village that looks straight out of a Disney film.
Even if you're never heard of Görlitz, Germany, chances are you've seen it on-screen in a number of the many high-profile films that have shot scenes there.
Visit this charming coastal town while it's still a hidden gem to enjoy hikes with stunning views, cozy stays in historic buildings, and warm local culture.
This national park should be at the top of your itinerary when visiting Norway to see wild reindeer, enjoy scenic hikes, and learn about the region's history.
With an idyllic coastline, tempting cuisine, and boutique villas, this low-key beach town on the Tróia peninsula is considered the Hamptons of Western Europe.
Live the Italian island dream and lounge on beautiful beaches, visit historical landmarks, and explore the surrounding waters by boat or below the surface.
Surrounded by gentle hills, flowery pastures, and olive groves, this village is renowned for its historic piazzas, medieval architecture, and heritage.
Italy is a fashion paradise, but you don't need to bring your whole wardrobe. These tips from Rick Steves' tour guide will have you fitting in instantly.
Instead of visiting typical tourist spots in France, check out this underrated little town that's one of the prettiest in the country, according to Rick Steves.