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Ins and Outs of Court Tennis
Between the unusual court shape and specialized equipment, jeu de paume is a game that must be seen to be believed (4:51)
Venice: Serene, Decadent and Still Kicking - Rick Steves’ Europe
Nicknamed for centuries La Serenissima, “the most serenely beautiful”, Venice, more than any other European city, has an endlessly seductive charm (26:06)
Rome: Baroque, After Dark - Rick Steves’ Europe
Rome may be the city of Caesars, popes, and floodlit fountains, but for over three million people, it's home to gelato and trendy night clubs (26:08)
Prague and the Czech Republic - Rick Steves’ Europe
Prague was always beautiful, now it's fun, too, and the streets are filled with young people who seem determined to make up for their parents' Stalin-gray childhoods (26:08)
Paris: Grand and Intimate - Rick Steves’ Europe
While in Paris, tour the Louvre and stroll the Champs-Elysees, but don’t ignore the pulse of Paris... in village-like neighborhoods, in cafes and in the people (26:09)
Istanbul - Rick Steves’ Europe
For thousands of years, Istanbul has been the crossroads of civilizations. Few places on earth have seen more history than this sprawling metropolis on the Bosporus (25:02)
Salzburg and Surroundings - Rick Steves' Europe
In Salzburg, be sure to explore its delightful old town filled with Mozart history and relaxing beer gardens (25:02)
Athens and Side Trips - Rick Steves' Europe
The rich heritage of Greece can be found in Athens, were the foundations of Western civilization were laid, and fascinating sites such as Delphi, Pireaus and Hydra (25:03)
Memphis’ Beale Street and Beyond
The city famous for blues and barbecue is a little “ragged around the edges” according to tour guide Tad Pierson, who drives tourists around in his pink 1955 Cadillac (3:35)
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