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Name: Travels in Europe with Rick Steves (1991)
Released: 1991

Travels in Europe with Rick Steves (1991) is a series web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Travels in Europe with Rick Steves online in HD.

Cast & Crew

Travels in Europe with Rick Steves — Series Details

First Air Date	1991-04-01
Seasons	5
Episodes	56
Genre	series
Language	English
Network	PBS
Status	Ended

Travels in Europe with Rick Steves — Episode Guide

Season 1

E1: Amsterdam (1991-04-01) — It's the beginning of Rick's 3,000-mile grand tour of Europe. In the midst of seeing all of Holland's freedom, Rick advises wearing a money belt to keep your valuables close by.
E2: Rhine & Mosel (1991-04-08) — Rick tours Germany's famed Rhine and Mosel river valleys on train. It's the perfect way to discuss travel strategies and Eurail Passes.
E3: The Romantic Road (1991-04-15) — Timelessness is the word to describe Germany's Romantic Road. Rick passes along Prince Bishop's Palace in Wurzburg, among other places. Walking tours of the Romantic Road also pro
E4: Munich & Bavaria (1991-04-22) — Diversity is the dictum as Rick spans from a beer hall to a haunting World War II memorial. He provides lessons on traveling with children and alternate forms of lodging.
E5: Venice (1991-04-29) — Rick delves into the formation of Venice. His advice to tourists: It's okay to get pleasantly lost. Just remember to plan an itinerary.
E6: Italy's Hilltowns (1991-05-06) — Tuscany and Umbria represents small town Italy. Rick tells all to pack light to really enjoy these and other locales.
E7: Rome (1991-05-13) — Rick concentrates on the lesser-known landmarks in Rome, particularly inexpensive hotels and restaurants. His back-door approach includes a stop at Mussolini's old neighborhood.
E8: Florence (1991-05-20) — Rick battles fatigue in Florence with cappucino and gelati stops in his selective sightseeing. He also gives advice on interpreting the city's telephone system.
E9: The Italian Riviera (1991-05-27) — Pisa, Lucca, and Portofino are first up Rick scouts the villages on the Italian Riviera. He advises how to stay clean and healthy abroad.
E10: The Berner Alps (1991-06-03) — Swiss Alps are the order of the day. Rick recommends using gondolas, funiculars and trains to see the Berner Alps and close contact with Nature. He also discusses wise use of cre
E11: Western Switzerland (1991-06-10) — Rick devotes this program to renting and driving cars in Europe. That will direct us to the remote villages of French Switzerland. Part of the journey is an appreciation of moder
E12: Paris (1991-06-17) — Rick tackles the sometimes-difficult task of using public transportation in this tour of Paris. He includes a history lesson on Napoleon and the fascinating world of Rodin.
E13: London (1991-06-24)

Season 2

E1: Western Ireland (1993-01-01) — Rick Steves begins another 3,000-mile tour at Ireland's West Coast. He tells viewers to slow down when visiting Ireland.
E2: The Irish Capitals: Dublin and Belfast (1993-01-08) — Both the capitals of Ireland and Northern Ireland are rooted in a bitter struggle for independence. Rick shows some of the passion evident in Irish city citizens.
E3: North Wales (1993-01-15) — Rich enters Wales via ferry. Once on land, he scours through castles and cuisine, talking about driving on the left side of the road. He also gets to hear a bit of the Welsh lang
E4: Edinburgh (1993-01-22) — It's Festival time in Edinburgh, and Rick commutes through the city at its busiest time. Planning ahead is the key, both to an organized city like Edinburgh and its tourists.
E5: Cotswold and Bath (1993-01-29) — Rick concludes his U.K. stretch of the tour in rhe Cotswold traditions. He walks through Chipping Campden to Bath to Avebury.
E6: Normandy and Brittany (1993-02-05) — Both Normandy and Brittany have seen its historic battles. Rick mentions several struggles in both regions, to be sure, but he also has tips on local French cuisine.
E7: Belgium and Luxembourg (1993-02-12) — Brugge in Belgium is fast becoming a tourist mecca while retaining its old charm. Rick visits the locales common to medieval citizens: an almshouse, a lace-making school, a refuge
E8: France's Burgundy (1993-02-19) — Thoughts of Burgundy lead to the top of the French wine list and other elegant images. Rick turns for guidance to Steve Smith, a savvy Francophile. Rick reminds viewers how best
E9: Loire and Provence (1993-02-26) — The TGV whisks Rick to the popular Loire Valley, starting in Amboise. Rick tells of the hard-fought history in the region. Then it's off to the Mediterranean splendor of Provence
E10: Toledo and Madrid (1993-03-05) — ""Holy Toledo"" is a daytime mecca for tours from Madrid. Rick tackles both regions, discussing the Moorish ways of Spain.
E11: Andalusian Hilltowns and Seville (1993-03-12) — Rick avoids the traffic jams of Costa del Sol (at least until the fourth season). His goal is for Andalusia's interior villages. Spain offers Zahara, Grazalema and Arcos de la F
E12: Algarve, Portugal's South Coast (1993-03-19) — There are still parts of the Algarve Coast that are not well-known, such as the village of Salema. Within the resort town of Lagos and ancient Cape Sagres, Rick shares safety tips
E13: The Best Travels in Europe (1993-03-01) — This 70-minute pledge special rounds up some of Rick's favorite scenes from the first two seasons.
E14: Lisbon (1993-03-26) — The second 3,000-mile tour ends in Lisbon. Rick retells Portugal's glorious past. He reminds us how to find inexpensive and comfortable lodgings in expensive parts of Europe.

Season 3

E1: Berlin and Potsdam (1995-01-01) — Rick starts the third season in country and city reunified just a half-decade before. He relates some of Berlin's stormy history and visions of a more prosperous future.
E2: Prague and Budapest (1995-01-08) — Prague is in the Czech Republic now, still splendid in 14th-century elegance. Rick spots the corner where Mozart put the finishing touches on Don Giovianni. Rick delves into the
E3: Vienna (1995-01-15) — Vienna is old, and Rick presents its artistic landmarks. He gives tips on buying concert tickets and traveling on the Danube.
E4: Salzburg (1995-01-22) — Salzburg seems to be rooted in Mozart's music. But Austria also has a spectacular medieval fort, the Salzkammergut Lakes District, Augustiner monks, and an ancient salt mine. Ric
E5: French Dordogne (1995-01-29) — Castles, markets, and art await along the Dordogne River. Rick advises how to get the most out of budget shuttle service and hotel accommodations.
E6: French Riviera (1995-02-05) — The Mediterranean's Cote d'Azur, Villefranche-Sur-Mer, and Cannes can be a hectic place. Rick tells us how to avoid the crowds and interpret information at train stations.
E7: Milan and Lake Como (1995-02-12) — Rick introduces the powerhouse Italy of the 1990s while detailing its past unification struggles, some of which took place in and around Milan.
E8: Naples and the Amalfi Coast (1995-02-19) — Naples is everything the viewer expects. Rick begins in this birthplace of pizza, settling for the night with 20 miles of Sorrento. He observes Roman ruins and Greek temples on h
E9: Athens (1995-02-26) — Ruins are just part of Rick's first venture into Greece. He advises us on car and taxi travel.
E10: Greek Islands (1995-03-05) — Rick hops around from the island bus tour of Santorini to Lipsi for some out-of-the-way places.
E11: Western Turkey (1995-03-12) — Rick advises all on how to stay healthy as he journeys along the Meander River.
E12: Central Turkey (1995-03-19) — From the cliffs and caves in Cappadocia to the modern capital of Ankara, Rick continues to peruse inexpensively through Turkey. He gives a historical perspective on Ataturk, prais
E13: Istanbul (1995-03-26) — Istanbul resides in two continents. Rick enters from the European side of Turkey and begins that tantalizing path into the next continent (and the following season).

Season 4

E1: Israel (1997-11-01) — The new and the old Israel become a thrillingly different start to Rick's fourth seasopn. He talks extensively of Israel's religious sites. The Wailing Wall in Jerusalem and the
E2: Egypt (1997-11-08) — Rick transports down Egypt's less-traveled roads. Inevitably he rides the camel, stops at a bazaar, and cruises down the Nile.
E3: Denmark (1997-11-15) — Delightful Copenhagen is first on Rick's journey through Denmark, and the locals are a friendly bunch. After visiting the carnival at Tivoli Gardens Amusement Park, Rick treks to
E4: Stockholm & Helsinki (1997-11-22) — In Stockholm, Rick combs through centuries of Swedish life, both fortunate and unfortunate events. An overnight cruise leads to through the Baltic Archipelago to Helsinki, Finland
E5: Norway (1997-11-29) — Rick finds that boat across the Oslo harbor for ocean adventure. Historically, this city has ties to the Vikings, Thor Heyerdahl, and Nazi Resistance. ""Norway in a Nutshell"" le
E6: North England (1997-12-06) — Rick brings his family along as he shares tips on traveling with children. On their itinerary: Ironbridge Gorge, Blackpool, the Cumbrian Lake District, and the Norman cathedral at
E7: London and Beyond (1997-12-13) — Rick pays his respects to Winston Churchill in London's Cabinet War Room. Along with stops at the Globe Theatre, Rick and family attend Stratford, Warwick Castle, Cambridge, and Y
E8: Paris and Beyond (1997-12-20) — Rick presentst his avorites: a familiar restaurant and a neighborhood market. The old familiar sights in Paris get a once-over before Rick jaunts to the palace of Versailles. He
E9: France's Alsace (1997-12-27) — Rick rents a car for his sight-seeing tour of Alsace's route du vin, full of vineyards, villages, and fortresses. Alsatian village-hopping precedes a trek into Verdun and Reims Ca
E10: French and Swiss Alps (1998-01-03) — Back to the Alps for Rick, who visits Chamonix, the original French Alpine resort. He takes a balloon ride over Mount Blanc before his train trek to Appenzell, Switzerland. This
E11: Austrian and Italian Alps (1998-01-10) — Rick begins at the border of Germany and Austria and shoots down to Innsbruck. A lesson on Austrian cuisine preceds a trek into Italy's Reifenstein Castle and the Italian Dolomite
E12: Barcelona and Segovia (1998-01-17) — Barcelona is a Catalonian cornucopia, as Rick spots the art of Gaudi and Picasso. In the heart of Spain, Rick contrasts the 15th-Century palace of El Escorial with the 20th-Centur
E13: Costa del Sol (1998-01-24) — Southern Spain offers the greatest Moorish feel. Rick finally shows off the fabulous Costa del Sol beach. After Gibraltar, Rick floats across the Mediterranean to Tangier, Morocc
E14: Best of the Mediterranean with Rick Steves (1998-12-01) — Selected scenes from Seasons 3 and 4 are highlighted as Rick revisits the Mediterranean countries in this 80-minute pledge special.