They know how to make you feel welcome when you arrive in Tbilisi, Georgia.

You give them your passport, they give you a stamp for one year as a tourist,

and then they hand you a mini bottle of wine.

Coming up, we'll hear how one American is getting ahead by working from home

in an ancient hub on the Silk Road,

or consider the fairytale setting of Bruce.

As a hometown guide explains, it's an ideal place to taste the old world pleasures of Belgium.

Every Belgian beer has to be drunk from a specific glass.

And guides from Italy tell us why Milan is one of their favorite cities to explore

for history and culture, or just people watching and getting a peek at the latest fashions.

Probably I'm going window shopping.

Armani, Prada, Versace, Versace.

It's a tale of three cities in the hour ahead,

as we take a closer look at Tbilisi, Bruce and Milan.

Come along, it's travel with Rick Steves.

We're setting our sights on three completely different cities today on travel with Rick Steves.

Milan is the home to Da Vinci's masterpiece The Last Supper.

We'll hear what else it offers visitors to Italy's commercial powerhouse city.

For an intimate alternative, a hometown guide tells us what to see in the canal-lined heart of Bruce and Belgium.

Let's start the hour, checking in with Mike Swaganski from his home studio in Tbilisi, Georgia.

After living in Medellin, Colombia for a year,

and dealing with the headache of constant visa renewals and approvals,

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