She left the winter chill of Toronto for the sizzle of Miami.

Coming up, travel presenter Onika Raymond recommends her favorite neighborhoods to enjoy for a fun Miami getaway.

Winwood is definitely the spot, and it's taking over from South Beach, I would say.

Friends from Scotland tackle the difference between genuine cultural icons and touristic clichés.

And what it all means for a Scottish identity.

Ordinary people wear it art nowadays.

Those stereotypes don't do us any harm, but they have to be seen in the context of a modern Scotland.

And singer Jim Malcolm plays tribute to Scotland's national poet Robert Burns.

Scots and their friends all around the world pay tribute each year on Burns Night, January 25th.

It's just all the good stuff. People wear the kilt, play bagpipes, people drink lots of whiskey,

they eat haggis, they dance, they sing, they tell jokes.

You're invited, so come along. It's Travel with Rick Steves.

Scotland is a distinct nation within Great Britain.

It's got a rollicking history,

breathtaking landscapes, and a delightful accent.

Coming up on today's travel with Rick Steves,

Scottish friends remind us

of what's special about their home turf, even if it comes with a few cultural cliches.

Plus, singer Jim Malcolm pays tribute to poet Robert Burns. He's put some of Burns' lyrics to music

to warm us up for a Burns' night celebration. But let's start the hour somewhere a wee bit warmer

and a bit closer to home.

It's sometimes called the Magic City.

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