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With an extensive investigative reporting background, Rudy Maxa uses his fine-tuned travel techniques on his journey around the world. Join him and discover all sorts of incredible countries and cities that are full of energy and vitality.
Episode 13 : Europe's Great Cities
June. 26,2004
City-in-a-day trips to London, Amsterdam, Brussels, and Paris, hosted by travel expert Rudy Maxa.
Episode 12 : Medieval Europe
June. 19,2004
Trips to notable European medieval sites in Ireland, Austria, Germany, Belgium, and France, hosted by travel expert Rudy Maxa.
Episode 11 : France's Normandy
June. 12,2004
From a dramatic, historic coast to rural pastures, this sweet section of France abounds with apple orchards, enchanting villages, stunning abbeys and sparkling seaports. We base in the lovely seaside town Honfleur. At Giverny, and in the museums in Rouen and Honfleur, we discover the birth of Impressionism.
Episode 10 : France's Champagne Region
June. 05,2004
The Champagne region of France bubbles over with fine wine, gourmet cuisine, picturesque towns and gothic spires. We base in Reims, home of the historic cathedral where French kings were crowned. From Reims, we tour wine country, visiting champagne producers both large and small.
Episode 9 : Oslo & Norway
May. 29,2004
The grand panoramas of Norway prove irresistible to adventurers. In Oslo, we see testaments to maritime prowess in Viking Ships and the celebrated Kon Tiki raft. We "Scream" with painter Edvard Munch before heading south to the glorious vistas of Telemark country.
Episode 8 : Stockholm & Sweden
May. 22,2004
Sweden is a natural-born beauty, winning us over with luxuriant landscapes and sleek Scandinavian style. We cruise through Stockholm's sun-dappled archipelago, visit a designer hotel and sip cocktails in the trendy Ice Bar (a lounge built completely of ice!).
Episode 7 : Prague & Budapest
May. 15,2004
We leave Western Europe behind as we venture to the exotic cities of Prague and Budapest. In Prague, we marvel at the startlingly beautiful old town and tour the labyrinthine castle that haunted writer Franz Kafka. Bohemian glass dazzles us as we browse the flourishing shops in this former Communist country, and we witness the scene of the "Velvet Revolution."
Episode 6 : Italy's Veneto & Dolomites
May. 08,2004
Graced with charming cities, countryside villas and precious art, this corner of Northern Italy also features a playground of Alpine peaks and meadows. After a spectacular night at the opera in fair Verona's Roman arena, we set out in search of Giotto's colorful frescoes in Padua and architect Palladio's palatial villas in Vicenza and the surrounding countryside.
Episode 5 : Bologna & Emilia Romagna
May. 01,2004
Known the world over for its wheels of golden cheese, its sweet prosciutto and divine vinegar, this slice of Northern Italy is a feast. From our base in Bologna we eat our way across the region, taking in the glorious art and culture along the way: cheese and mosaics in Parma, Balsamic vinegar and race cars in Modena, ham, pasta and university life in Bologna.
Episode 4 : Germany's Rhine and Mosel Rivers
April. 24,2004
For centuries the Rhine has been a natural border and the main route for trade, people, and ideas. We start in the ancient Roman city of Trier and travel up the Mosel River visiting vineyards and ancient castles. In Koblenz, Rudy visits two locations of deep historical significance
Episode 3 : Germany's Romantic Road
April. 17,2004
The Romantic Road winds through some of Germany's most picturesque countryside complete with medieval villages and Baroque Palaces. We start our journey in Würzburg where we visit the spectacular Baroque Bishop's Palace or Residenz and taste wine at one of Würzburg's many wine festivals.
Episode 2 : Dublin and Beyond
April. 10,2004
Irish eyes are smiling when we explore Dublin, Ireland's urban core. There's history around every corner, and Dublin delights with Trinity College, the Book of Kells, the famous Guinness Brewery, and the infamous Kilmainham jail where Irish rebels spent their last days.
Episode 1 : Ireland's West Coast
April. 03,2004
We're blessed with a bit of Irish luck as we take on Ireland's ruggedly beautiful west coast. We start in Galway, Europe's fastest growing city, shopping for Irish crystal and Celtic jewelry. Then it's a salt-sprayed trip to the fabled Aran Islands where we reach breathless heights at a Stone Age fort and ferret out traditional hand-knit sweaters.
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