We look at the must-see paintings, sculptures and historic edifices across Europe. University of Florida professor Jack E. Davis notes the many roles the Gulf of Mexico has played over the years, and why it's important to understand its ecology. And we'll look at the role of guidebooks, and what can make one worth reading, a hundred years after it's been published.
For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.709 America’s Favorite City Parks; Europe’s Great Trails; Egypt 2023
607a Bridges and Little Museums of Paris; Burgundy
708 Favorite Tours in Ireland; Celtic Middle Earth; Ireland’s South Coast
707 Islands of Britain; Italy for Food Lovers; Flavors of Florence
706 Budapest Riverwalk; Megalithic Orkney; Travel Kindness
515a Artists of Spain; Being Welsh; Being Bosnian
705 Basque and Balkan Carnival; Sicilians; World Lit
704 Casanova's Venice; China 2023
703 Yucatan Holiday; Ambassador to Switzerland; Finding Atlantis
582a Istria; Wee County Louth; Tides
702 Touring Bath; Joy of Travel Writing; Ghost Dance in Berlin
701 The US Civil Rights Trail; Wild Arctic Svalbard
700 Pleasures of Mexico City; Why We Travel; Classical Music in Europe
699 New Year's Traditions; New Orleans Originals; David McCullough Tribute
548b German Christmas Markets; Christmas in Madrid, Sicily, Ireland, Hebrides
698 Ready for Christmas Near and Far; Wassailing
697 Sacred Paris; Raising a Family in France; A Place in the World
695 Belgium Pride; Favorite Gardens; Arctic Trails
584a My Town; Lidia's Flavors of Italy; Wine Educator
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