America's favorite travel guide returns to transport viewers to Europe's cities, villages and countryside. In the exciting fifth season of RICK STEVES' EUROPE, Rick bikes the back lanes of Copenhagen, waltzes through Vienna, slurps escargot in Burgundy, ventures to the desolate side of a Greek isle for the perfect sunset, and strives to appreciate famously stinky cheese of Olomouc in the Czech Republic. He also wanders through Salvador Dali's home, communes with Viking ghosts on Denmark’s "ship-in-a-bottle" isle, scampers through Delphi’s dramatic ruins, witnesses Barcelonan children learning to speak Catalan and ventures through a World War II-era fortress buried deep in the Swiss Alps. A special episode on "Little Europe" explains the persistent pride and fascinating stories of Europe’s tiniest countries. In this season's thrilling and captivating finale, Rick goes on a personal journey of discovery in Iran. From the 2,500-year-old ruins of Persepolis to a Persian banquet in a private home — this episode offers a rare, candid, and humanizing look at a great, if perplexing, nation.