If you can't get away, there are some fun ways to explore the world at home.

Coming up on today's travel with Rick Steves, we'll hear how one mom in Tulsa

introduces her family to different foods from around the world every night.

We had an international perspective even though we were not able to travel.

We'll look at the after dinner customs in Italy that keep everybody lingering at the table.

An American might say, wow, I'm feeling a bit full,

but an Italian will say, oh, absolutely,

you need to have a de jestivo.

This is exactly the perfect finish to the dinner for you,

and you must try it.

Learn what food they're most proud of in Spain.

Italians have better gelato, friends they have better cheese,

but we have the best ham.

And explore the culinary traditions of Scandinavia.

In the middle of Norway you have something it's called the rock. the culinary

of Scandinavia. In the middle of Norway you have something it's called the Raqfisk, which is a fermented trout.

Traditional doesn't always mean that it tastes good.

Get a taste of the world in the hour ahead.

It's travel with Rick Steves.

One great way to connect with the locals is to speak the language or at least some of it.

Rosetta Stone is a fast fun way to learn.

It's got helpful tools like online video chats with native speaking teachers.

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