Rick Steves Audio Europe

French guides take us through the only region in the world that can legally call its sparkling wine Champagne!

Two guides who now call Italy home give their emiigrant's perspective on living in Italy.

Guides from southern Italy tell us what Italians expect in a good olive oil.

An expert on Antoni Gaudí reveals what the Modernisme architect had envisioned for Barcelona's "Sagrada Família."

Guides James Macletchie and Anne Doig from Scotland share what they like best about visiting the magical Isle of Skye.

England guides Roy Nicholls and Gillian Chadwick share scenic filming locations from popular Britcoms, dramas, and movies that you can visit in Britain.

Berlin tour guides Holger Zimmer, Maisie Hitchcock, and Caroline Marburger, explain why they love living in Germany's capital and suggest activities to enjoy in their city.

Greek guides Anastasia Gaitanou and David Willett explain how the island of Crete offers an experience unlike any other.

Greek guide and theater director Filippos Kanakaris talks about the timeless traditions of ancient Greek theater, and how travelers can best experience these sites today.

Irish guide and renowned trad singer Cathie Ryan talks (and sings) about some of the greatest heroes in the folk songs of the Emerald Isles.

Italian guides Alfio DiMauro and Anna Piperato discuss how Italians make a daily habit of visiting their local coffee bar, and what you should know about Italy's coffee traditions.

Sicily tour guides Tommaso Pantè and Sarah Murdoch share how to enjoy the traditions of Italy's liveliest island.

Rome guide Francesca Caruso recommends the best places to feel the centuries of history that surround you in the Eternal City.

Balkans tour guides Tina Hiti and Marijan Krišković recommend their favorite uncrowded places to explore along the coast of Croatia.

When author Fred Plotkin goes to Paris, he avoids the crush by ambling through its neighborhoods, with no particular plan in mind. He joins Rick to explain why he thinks Paris is meant to be savored on foot.

Irish tour guide Dara Herlihy explains why his home turf on Ireland's Dingle Peninsula is his favorite corner of the country.

Radio DJ Kevin Cole shares why he goes back to Iceland every year to explore the country's impressive contemporary music scene, dramatic landscapes, and ancient Viking culture.

Travel writer Dave Seminara joins Rick to describe the one-of-a-kind culture found among the Basque people of Spain and France. He writes about his overseas escapades and observations in his book "Bed, Breakfast and Drunken Threats."

Bulgarian tour guide Stefan Bozadzhiev shares his Bulgarian pride and describes what makes Bulgaria such a fascinating place to explore.

French tour guides join Rick to discuss France's Alsace region, which incorporates the best of both French and German culture.

Two Slavic tour guides offer advice for enjoying the strong, often homemade liquors that lend zest to celebrations across central and eastern Europe.

Travel writer Leif Pettersen describes what he enjoyed most about living in Romania, and why it's become one of the best bargain destinations in Europe.

Historian Laurence Bergreen describes daily life in 18th-century Venice, when Casanova called it home and the once-mighty Republic began tipping into decline.

Portuguese tour guides describe their nation's beloved fado music: sad songs that make everyone feel better.

Author Ashley Steel and tour guide Tina Hiti share mom-tested advice for keeping everyone happy on an overseas trip with teenagers.