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Rick Steves' EuropeSeason 4

11 episodes · Oct 7, 2006

1. England's Bath and York
Oct 7, 2006 · 25m

Medieval York and Georgian Bath offer compelling excursions from London, providing a rich and varied experience for the traveler. We will journey to Roman hot springs, glide along tranquil canals, admire England’s most magnificent Gothic ca

2. North Wales: Feisty and Poetic
Oct 14, 2006 · 25m

North Wales unfolds like a landscape poem, its beauty etched in towering peaks like Snowdon, evocative medieval castles, and grand Victorian promenades. Here, we will ascend a mountain by steam train, learn phrases of Welsh, descend into th

3. Edinburgh
Oct 21, 2006 · 25m

Edinburgh stands as Scotland's historical and cultural core. Our journey will encompass the city's castle, a glimpse of the modern parliament building, an exploration of its literary traditions, a taste of Scotch whisky, an immersion in the

4. Naples and Pompeii
Oct 28, 2006 · 25m

Naples embodies Italy at its most vibrant. We will explore hidden fish markets, navigate a flurry of Vespas, and savor pizza in the very place it originated. From there, we’ll ascend to the summit of Mount Vesuvius and then lose ourselves a

5. Italy's Amalfi Coast
Nov 4, 2006 · 25m

A short distance south of Naples lies the Amalfi Coast, a landscape of breathtaking beauty. Here, the fashionable resort of Positano beckons, while Sorrento whispers promises of limoncello and old-world charm. Further south still, the ancie

6. Milan and Lake Como
Nov 11, 2006 · 25m

Italy calls for a journey that includes both Milan and Lake Como. In Milan, we’ll glimpse the country’s most exquisite fashion, indulge in the finest delicacies, explore its most impressive cemetery and grandest opera house—and, of course,

7. Tuscany's Dolce Vita
Nov 18, 2006 · 25m

Tuscany’s quiet towns and rustic beauty offer a generous taste of *la dolce vita*: the thrill of truffle hunting in an ancient oak forest, the delight of savoring artichokes at a local festival, the warmth of sharing a farmhouse meal, and t

8. Italy's Great Hill Towns
Nov 25, 2006 · 25m

Italy’s most enduring appeal resides in its timeless hill towns. San Gimignano’s medieval towers and Civita di Bagnoregio’s dramatic, cliffside views exemplify this; all stand on elevated stone foundations, a defiant preservation against th

9. Vienna
Dec 2, 2006 · 25m

Within Europe’s most refined capital, we will navigate the halls of Maria Theresa’s palace, captivated by the splendor of the Habsburg crown jewels. Afterward, a leisurely picnic along the Danube will be followed by pastries—strudel, perhap

10. Salzburg and Surroundings
Dec 9, 2006 · 25m

Mozart’s birthplace and the setting for countless *Sound of Music* dreams, Salzburg is a Baroque masterpiece of a city. It also serves as a gateway to a wealth of alpine pleasures—thrilling summer bobsledding runs, serene boat trips on the

11. The Making Of
Dec 16, 2006 · 25m

For sixteen years and encompassing seventy travel programs, Rick and his team offer an intimate glimpse into the making of the series. Following them as they navigate the bustling streets of Milan and the scenic shores of Lake Como, viewers

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