Take a fresh look at the capital of Greece.

We are now a proper metropolis, a place where you find the most traditional,

hand in hand with a most contemporary.

Guides from Athens tell us how the city's neighborhoods are making the city a little more pedestrian friendly.

Get more out of a visit to Venice by getting out into the lagoon that surrounds the city.

Look at how the light changes, look at the church's advantage from view.

Look when suddenly there are sea birds that are landing on the water and following your paporetto.

The nearby islands are worth a stop too.

The church is a kind of an up and coming island for younger people.

And here how a little tech savvy and good Wi-Fi can help you become a digital nomad and work from almost anywhere you'd like to live.

A lot of people now are going to have trouble going back into an office because they realize so many benefits of remote working.

It's all in the hour ahead on today's travel with Rick Steves.

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Have you ever thought about trying to live abroad but didn't know how you'd make a living?

Well, in just a bit, American Mike Swaganski explains how he became a full-time digital nomad.

He shares with us how he's learned to make working remotely from overseas work for him from his home base in Tbilisi, Georgia.

The waters that surround Venice and sometimes inundated can be a curse and a blessing.

We'll get a view of Venice from its lagoon with a telephile Fred Plotkin and American born artist Stacey Caboni who's made it her home for 20 years.

Let's start today's travel with Rick Steves in Greece.

According to the Olympics in 2004, forced the famously chaotic and polluted city of Athens to invest in more pedestrian and eco-friendly alternatives.

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