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Rick Steves: St. Andrews — Hit the links, books, and beach - HeraldNet.com (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Monday, August 31, 2026 To reserve a tee time at the scenic Old Course of the St. Andrews Links, you’ll need to book a year ahead — and pay a pretty penny. (Cameron Hewitt) St. Andrews Cathedral may have rotted away, but its beautiful ruins — with walls and spires pecked away by centuries of scavengers — are a delight to explore. (Cameron Hewitt) Tiny St. Andrews has a huge reputation, known around the world as the birthplace and royal seat of golf. The chance to play on the wo
Rick Steves: Peak experiences in Alpine Europe - HeraldNet.com (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Monday, August 24, 2026 Near Chamonix, these “telecabines” float riders from France into Italy for Europe’s most exciting border crossing. (Dominic Arizona Bonuccelli) The super-scenic walk from Männlichen to Kleine Scheidegg in Switzerland is both dramatic and relatively easy — and comes with great views and fine company. (Dominic Arizona Bonuccelli) Stretching across roughly 750 miles, Europe’s highest mountain range, the Alps, arcs across eight countries, from the Mediterran
Rick Steves: Tips for beating the heat in Europe - HeraldNet.com (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Monday, August 10, 2026 Europe is getting hotter and hotter — meaning travelers need to find ways to stay cool on the road. (Dominic Arizona Bonuccelli) Heat waves are becoming the new summertime normal across Europe — and while Europe is doing its best to adapt, travelers need to as well. With the following advice in mind, you can enjoy a cool trip despite hot temps. Time your trip with climes in mind. Save July and August for the Alps and northern Europe, and visit the warmes
Rick Steves: Tranquil Tomar — A break from Portugal’s tourist tumult - HeraldNet.com (opens the original)
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The church inside Tomar’s Convento de Cristo, designed at the height of Portugal’s sea power, is covered with elaborate motifs. (Rick Steves) Tomar’s Praça da República is a classic Portuguese square where you can relax at a café and enjoy the Old World scene. (Robert Wright) With a rich culture, friendly people, affordable prices, and a salty setting on the edge of Europe, Portugal understandably makes a rewarding destination for travelers. Bustling Lisbon and the sunny Algarve coast are well k
Rick Steves: Cobbles and castles in the Bavarian Alps - HeraldNet.com (opens the original)
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The Bavarian town of Füssen has a rich history and evocative corners beyond its cobbled core. (Cameron Hewitt) In its fairy-tale alpine setting, Neuschwanstein Castle is the most popular tourist destination in southern Bavaria. (Dominic Arizona Bonuccelli) Like those of so many travelers, my mental images of Germany — cute villages, dirndls and lederhosen, and fairy-tale castles — come from southern Bavaria, in the foothills of the Alps. You could easily spend a week here, soaking up culture as
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