PBS Travel schedule

Rick traces fascism in Europe to help us learn from the hard lessons of the past.

Rick explores the "Eternal City" of Rome, a grand metropolis rich with art and culture.

Marvel at prehistoric cave paintings, Egyptian pyramids and classical Greek statues.

Follow the rise and fall of Rome through its awe-inspiring architecture and art.

Explore Europe’s “Age of Faith”: Romanesque, Gothic, Byzantine, Moorish and Viking.

Pilgrims, Bonnie Prince Charlie, football and yoga are featured.

Royalty, running, and spiritual time on the tiny islands are featured.

Sark, the Calf of Man, Lamb Holm and Inishcorkish are explored.

Station Island, Iona, Owey and North Uist are explored.

Iona, Lundy Island, North Uist and Skomer are explored.

Gometra, Inis Rath, Berneray and the Channel Island of Sark are explored.

Christine gets curious about the Allgäu region and medieval town of Füssen in Bavaria.

Christine gets curious about Upper Bavaria, Linderhof Palace, Mittenwald and Munich.

Christine visits Rothenburg ob der Tauber in Bavaria.

Christine gets curious about the Franconia region of Germany.

Christine gets curious about Regensburg and sees the Goliath House, Stone Bridge and more.

Christine gets curious in Lyon, France and explores traboules, Fourvière Hill and more.

Christine gets curious about Utrecht and explores its canal-carved city plan.

Christine gets curious about Poznań and sees Old Market Square, Rogalin Palace and more.

Christine gets curious about Szczecin, Poland.

Christine uncovers little-known history and fun facts in New York City.

Christine gets curious in London about St. Paul's Cathedral and the City of London.

Learn the history of Wales, its dragon and why the Prince of Wales is so important.

These lost cities are providing clues to how our ancestors existed in the world.

Coastlines have always captivated humans, inspiring us to venture beyond the horizon.

Great maritime cities bridge countries and continents and unite the global community.

These cities serve as gateways to wild places, as well as trading posts and regional hubs.

Nowhere are natural forces more evident at work than in the world’s great mountains.

Volcanic elements give rise to cultures and nations on these beautiful islands.

With Europe as our classroom, we learn the essential skills for smart, smooth travel.