Samantha Brown is an expert traveler ... and packer! She particularly loves hardside luggage, but there is another important detail she looks for.

Explore all there is to do in this historic English town, from taking a scenic walk along the chalk cliffs to finding the best fish and chips.

Rick Steves says this city in Europe gets a bad reputation for being dangerous, but doesn't think that should stop you from visiting. Here's what to know.

Transport yourself to another world when you visit these icy "caves" in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. It's the perfect winter getaway in Hiawatha National Forest.

If you want to avoid the crowds at England's Lake District National Park, follow Rick Steves' advice and skip Windermere to visit these lakes instead.

Skip the tourist-filled cities in France and discover the tiny hilltop towns in the Riviera. This small hidden village offers beautiful views and relaxation.

Portugal has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, but it's not all fun and games. There are rules. If you break this one, you could get fined.

Beloved actor and host Stanley Tucci knows his Italian food and has learned some of the best places to eat in Italy, including this “amazing” Milan restaurant.

Rick Steves certainly knows European travel, but that's not the only continent he visits. In fact, the one small town that offers so much to do is in Africa!

In northern Scotland lies an island with the most incredible hiking trail, where you'll be surrounded by a seemingly alien landscape offering beautiful views.

Colorado has no shortage of stunning mountain spots, but one of its quietest towns holds its own when it comes to outdoor adventures and spectacular views.

It’s always important for tourists to learn the necessary customs and etiquette when traveling abroad - including this unexpected toilet rule in South America.

Do you have the courage to enter a museum filled with serial killer memorabilia and graphic depictions of death and horror? Then check out this museum in LA.

New York City has so much to do, how do you pick the right places to visit? We asked the owner of Real New York Tours on the best NYC tourist attractions.

Skip the expensive infinity pools you might find at a luxury hotel. Instead, visit one of nature's infinity pools near the famous Buttermere Lake in the U.K.

If you're searching for an RV park that brilliantly bridges the gap between community charm and world-class amenities, this beloved Florida spot is for you.

While Google Maps can be a good tool for finding food as a tourist in a foreign city (or even at home), if you’re in Japan, check out these better options.

You may have heard that everything is bigger in Texas, and Christmas in the Lone Star State is best experienced in its official festive capital.

Escape the crowds on popular Greek islands and head to this lesser-visited and serene destination with great beaches just three hours from Athens by ferry.

Learn how this destination in Europe has become one of the safest places in the world for cyclists and explore the positive effects this has had on the city.

While other Caribbean islands are better known, Bonaire is a secret gem, with a capital city that's a hub of activity, culture, and food.

Explore why this charming fishing village is a must-visit destination in Atlantic Canada, from its interesting history to delicious seafood.

Travel expert Rick Steves has plenty of advice for tourists staying at hotels in Europe - including this great tip for coffee drinkers on a budget.

For everything from art to whale-watching to food, music, and more, this coastal Australian town is an incredible place to visit.

Escape the crowds of Marrakech and head to this coastal gem just three hours away for outdoor adventures on the water, art, and great food.

If you want to see as much of Europe as possible but are looking for a way to cut costs, there's an airline hack that could save you a lot of money.

Thought the U.S. didn't have any gorgeous streets? Think again. These avenues are awesome, perfect for strolling and practically begging for that photo.