Rick Steves has been bumming around Europe for decades, so we listen to his suggestions; university cafeterias can open the door to a local culture.

EVERETT — Travel writer and local philanthropist Rick Steves is challenging the community to match his $1 million donation for the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center project.

In this one-hour special, Rick travels back a century to learn how fascism rose and then fell in Europe — taking millions of people with it. Our goal: to learn from the hard lessons of 20th ...

Rick Steves has never been shy about praising his favorite European destinations. However, his least favorite spots are a little harder to pin down.

Nobody knows Europe quite like Rick Steves, and what better way to explore the continent than on one of the travel guru's magnificent tailored adventures?

Rick and Morty has featured past villain Mr. Nimbus in Season 8's intro, and I really hope this means he'll be in the season finale.

While Rick Steves often uses his expertise to teach tourists how to avoid crowds, he says this region in Europe is exciting in summer because of the crowds.

Tackling a Rick Steves tour can be a transformative experience, but it's critical to keep some things in mind when joining one for your next vacation.

Accommodation can be expensive, especially in tourist favorites like France. If your budget won't cover a château, consider this affordable option instead.

To dine like a local in Europe, travel expert Rick Steves says you should watch out for a few factors that signal a truly authentic, delicious restaurant.