5 Mesmerizing Winter Cities in Europe You need to Visit this Year

Europe is heaven for Art Lovers and tourists for its rich cultures and Art History with Michelangelo and Picasso Art works, Magnificent and spellbinding Cathedrals, Halls and Art Museums whole Europe is truly a Masterpiece. Although most people when plan their tour for Europe they think of summer time, But Europe is truly to be visited in Winters. While whole region is covered in thick veil of White snow, Europe’s Aura Shines out in Winters the Most. People and places celebrate Le Good life in winters unlike any other season. Filled with indoor Destinations, you can find many places to warm those winter chills like cathedrals, museums, theaters and Concert halls. 

An Attractive Part of tour d'europe is Book-stores, Cafes and Pub-culture. The drinks and warmth of festive atmosphere leaves you fully warm in the inside. From Raging at ice festivals to one of the very few outdoor thermal pools and Skiing the amazing Alps to Sleigh rides through the Swiss Up-country. There are endless attractions to make you visit Europe whether planning a trip for just a weekend or a whole week in winters, when Christmas markets pop-up everywhere with singing and celebrating winter festivities to treasures and treats to take home or enjoy. Places will leave you spell-bound with covered in snow and decorated with twinkling fairy lights and stunning decorations.

Its high time you take a Well-deserved time off from the hectic routines throughout year and make magical memories to last for a lifetime by treating yourself with a winter tour fascinant de l'europe.

Whether you’re shopping from a Christmas market or enjoying hot chocolate at a riverside café, you’ll be happy and content to be in one of these 5 European cities when Temperature drops the scale.

1. Prague, Czech Republic

There is no bad time to visit Prague.  Each season has its own charms and appeals and there are plenty of things to do in Prague throughout the year.  Prague can get very cold in winter, but the snow brings a magical white blanket to the city. With its snow-capped spires, cobblestone alleys, and the cozy hue from its old-fashioned street lamps, Prague just screams winter fairy tale. 

Why visit Prague in winters? Because it Quiet! Prague is relatively tourist-free in winters except Christmas Holidays. Prague is a beautiful city but its true beauty comes out in snowy winter nights, its state of art St. Charles Bridge and Old Town’s Church spires is never to miss if you truly want to cherish the serenity and beauty of Europe.

     2. Budapest, Hungary

Budapest is perfect tourism spot for those who love colder weather and snowy nights under the spires of historical and state of art chapels and towers. You will find grand cafes, ruin pubs, museums and world renowned thermal baths all over the city.

One of the spectacle of the city is thermal baths, saunas, steam rooms and naturally warm pools whose water infused with minerals springs out straight from ground

3.   Salzburg, Austria

If you want to go skiing this winter, Salzburg is the place for you. Finest ski areas on the alps can be found in the south region of Salzburg. Winter sports is a thing in winters with snowboarding, riding sledge and cross-country skiing and skating. Other than skiing, Salzburg is the place where the legendary Mozart was born and lived there for 20 years. If you are Fan of Sound of Music, Salzburg is the ultimate heaven for you. 

One of the oldest Christmas markets in Europe are in Salzburg. There are unlimited reasons why you should visit Salzburg this Winter. 

   4.  Zagreb, Croatia

Zagreb is truly magical and mesmerizing with its best Christmas atmosphere in winters. 

The city comes to life with jaw-dropping decorations all over city with acres of fairy lights on top of thick blanket of snow and Christmas trees, wooden house and stands offering winter treats like gourmet hot dogs and mulled wine, carols and winter loveliness. 

The city has been leading in Europe for its Christmas markets by winning Best European Christmas market two years in a row.

5.      Rovaniemi, Finland

And now Best for the Last- Rovaniemi. Situated at Arctic circle, It’s the Official Hometown of Santa Claus. 

Who doesn’t want to visit the hometown of Santa Claus when it comes to visiting Europe this Winter. Santa Claus village is only few kilometers from central Rovaniemi, where you can meet Santa any day of the year and send postcards to your friends and family from Santa Claus Post office. 

Apart from Santa village you can watch the world famous Aurora Borealis- The Northern Lights. You can watch them “dance” in park near the Arktikum Museum. 

One of the kind Husky Safari is another outdoor attraction to visit Rovaniemi. Magnificent and Beautiful Huskies are fastened with sledges and give a tour in woods covered with snow. 

After Reading this article, we are sure your heart would desire to visit at least one of these places. So take much needed winter holidays and grab your Winter backpack for one of the most magical and amazing winter-cum-Christmas trip to Europe with lifetime memories to cherish and an experience you would not want to miss at all.

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