Season 10 of Rick Steves' Europe is streaming for free at www.ricksteves.com/watch-read-listen/video/tv-show/season-10. Twelve new episodes include Portugal (Lisbon and the country's heartland), the heart of England, Greek islands, Sicily, and Scotland (Glasgow, Highlands, and islands). This season also offers a travel skills episode on cruising, and two special episodes on Europe's greatest festivals. In each episode, Rick Steves explores the local culture, cuisine, and fun with local guides —

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Just a few hundred yards offshore in the Aegean Sea, a gigantic rock shoots improbably up from the blue-green deep. We visit Monemvasia on Day 8 of the Athens & the Heart of Greece Tour. After an orientation walk, the rest of your day is free to wander around the romantic walled town…or take a swim in the Aegean. Join us: ricksteves.com/tours/greece-turkey/greece | Rick Steves' Europe

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This week on the Travel with Rick Steves radio show and podcast: Tour guides from Athens recommend easy day trips from the capital into the historic Greek countryside, then let us in on some lesser-known island getaways in the Aegean and Ionian seas. Plus, British actress Dame Joanna Lumley shares her favorite highlights from exploring northern Greece for a TV special she filmed there. Find your local station, subscribe to the podcast, or listen online at https://www.ricksteves.com/watch-read-li

Our Athens & the Heart of Greece in 14 Days tour is an odyssey of time-travel thrills, from Athens' majestic Acropolis to the must-see ancient sites of Delphi, Olympia, Epidavros, and Mycenae. With knowledge and a nudge from your Rick Steves guide, you'll walk among marble monuments where Plato pondered, splash in the turquoise Aegean where Odysseus sailed, gaze up at god-dwelling mountains, sample family-crafted olives and wines — and maybe learn to play backgammon at a whitewashed taverna on t