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Crash course on budget European travel
04-19-05

Rick Steves Travel Skills



I rely on Rick Steves' masterly command of travel minutia to guide me in Europe. The guy spends 3 months traveling there *every* year updating his advice in his expanding line of eponymous books. Rick has the drill down perfectly, and possess a real gift for teaching what he knows. Yet as great as his books are, the very best way to get educated in how to travel Europe with ease and grace is to watch his short course in Travel Skills on DVD or tape. He does great video: quick, dense, informative, easy. I am a hardened veteran traveller and I picked up some handy tips I didn't know. If you are just starting out to Europe, I can't recommend this enough.

-- KK

Rick Steves Travel Skills
Parts 1,2,3
$5 for VHS (limited supplies and price) from
Rick Steves Travel Store
$20 for DVD (included on the Germany, Swiss & Travel Skills DVD)
Rick Steves Travel Store

Previously available from Amazon

 


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#1 | Sun, 09-27-09 01:15
Nancy Jacoby

Planning next year's trip (2010) Plan on flying from Indpls IN to Munich - Rent a car (never done before) visit friends 2 days and then drive to Lucca, Italy. Planning on a 3-4 week trip. What are your thoughts on renting (1) villa (2) hotel
or what in Lucca? So much to learn! I've always just done the Eurail thing and loved it...but age makes you change your style and I am thinking renting a car will be easier on my getting older bones!

 

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