People in some countries are just not flag wavers.

A swede doesn't waive the flag.

While it's just the opposite for their cousins in Norway.

I would be looked weird upon if I didn't have a flag.

Coming up, we'll hear how Nordic neighbors in Sweden and Norway

tend to view one another.

When in London, you'll soon discover that the city's labyrinth

of underground subway lines is usually the quickest way to get around town.

It's one of the unique features of London, really, that there are so many of these main line train stations.

We'll hear why Londoners love the two. While in the Czech Republic, the countryside is peppered with more than a thousand castles.

Czech guides help us choose which of their favorites are worth a visit.

The Baroque theater is pretty unique. They have all this equipment from the 1700s still

capped. The mostly friendly rivalry between Nordic cousins, loving the tube as you whisked yourself

around London, and the castles of Chequille. It's just ahead on Travel

with Rick Steves. When it opened in 1863 as the Metropolitan Railway, London became home to the

world's first underground passenger rail system. Today, what's commonly called the tube is the fastest

and most efficient way to get around town.

In just a bit, we'll hear why Londoners just love taking the tube.

And guides from the Czech Republic recommend some of their favorite castles you can visit

out of the more than a thousand choices their country offers.

Let's start the hour with a bit of Scandinavian ribbing among national cousins

in Sweden and Norway. A Swede and a Norwegian walk into a bar. How the joke ends, depends on

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