Top 10 destinations
If you’re looking for a break from the UK winter, then I have some good news: Europe’s most popular destinations are open for business. Whether it’s visiting one of Europe’s oldest cities or getting your dose of Spanish culture, there’s something for everyone in this list.
Amsterdam
Amsterdam is a city that can be enjoyed year round, but it’s particularly appealing during the winter months. The city has an abundance of culture and history to explore, as well as art galleries and museums. If you enjoy shopping at designer boutiques, Amsterdam will surely satisfy your cravings! If you’re looking for foodie adventures beyond just eating in cafes or at restaurants with traditional Dutch fare (which there are plenty of), then Amsterdam might be right up your alley too! There are many different types of eateries available throughout this historic city–from gourmet markets selling artisanal foods made from local ingredients to hipster cafes serving modern fusion cuisine inspired by global influences.Prague
If you’re looking for a place that is beautiful and historic, then Prague is the perfect destination. The Christmas Market in Prague is one of the most popular in the world, with over 4 million visitors each year. Prague has a rich history and culture that makes it an ideal place to visit this winter. It’s also known for being very cold so you’ll want to make sure your gloves are on hand!Berlin
Berlin is a great city to visit in winter. While it’s beautiful year-round, the city has a modern feel but retains its history. There are numerous Christmas markets and shopping opportunities in Berlin, making it an ideal destination for anyone who enjoys shopping or visiting Christmas markets. The nightlife in Berlin is also vibrant and draws people from all over Europe to this buzzing metropolis at night–an excellent way to enjoy some culture while visiting Germany! You can find museums, galleries and more if you want to do some sightseeing during your time here; or just have fun walking around at night!Vienna
Vienna is known for its rich cultural heritage, with a history of music and art that dates back hundreds of years. The city also has a rich history of classical music, including the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Many famous composers have lived in Vienna, including Mozart and Beethoven.Berlin Christmas Markets
Berlin Christmas markets are a great way to enjoy the festive season. The markets are popular with locals and tourists alike, as they offer many different food stalls, drink stands and gifts for all ages. There are around 50 locations throughout Germany’s capital city that host a variety of stalls selling traditional German foods, such as pretzels and sausages; handcrafted products such as woodcarvings or glass jewellery; alcoholic drinks like beer steins (large mugs) made from recycled glass bottles; organically grown fruits & vegetables grown on site at farmer’s markets across Berlin’s inner city neighbourhoods including Kreuzberg/Friedrichshain where you’ll find one of my favourite places to eat lunch – Liebermannstraße 1-3!Strasbourg Christmas Markets
Strasbourg is a beautiful city, and the capital of Alsace. It’s also known as “the city of light” due to its many streetlights. Strasbourg’s Christmas markets are open from November to January, so you can enjoy them during all four seasons! Strasbourg is known for its Christmas markets, which are held at various locations throughout the city every year. They’re open from late October through mid-January (if you want to avoid crowds), but some vendors stay open until early February because there’s still plenty of business left in their booths after Christmas shoppers have gone home for break time or if they just need some more time before winter sets in fully again next year!Barcelona Christmas Markets
Barcelona is a city of Catalan culture and tradition, with a rich history that goes back to the Roman settlement of Barcelona. With such a beautiful setting on the Mediterranean Sea and mountains towering above it, it’s no wonder that this city has become one of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations. Barcelona has many beautiful churches like Sagrada Familia (the biggest church in Europe), La Seu Basilica Cathedral (built between 1202 -1569), Sant Pau Church which dates back to 1323 A.D., etc., so if you’re looking for some great architecture you will certainly find it here! There are also many museums worth visiting like Museo Gotic del Arte Moderno (Museum Of Modern Art), Museu Picasso MUSEU PINACOTECA DE BARCELONA MUSEU NACIONAL DAS ARTES DA CIVILIZAO BRASILEIRA MUSEUM OF MODERN ART – MACBA MACBA MACBA & L’APARTADORIUM DE CATALUNYAIstanbul Christmas Markets
It’s a city of contrasts, so Istanbul is a great place to visit this winter. While there are plenty of things to do in winter, the best way to experience the city is by visiting its Christmas markets. These markets are an opportunity for tourists and locals alike to buy unique gifts and enjoy live music, art exhibitions, delicious food stalls and more.Budapest Christmas Market
The Budapest Christmas Market is one of the most popular Christmas markets in Europe. It’s located in Váci utca, a pedestrian street that also houses many shops and restaurants. The market opens on November 24 and runs until December 23rd. The last day you can visit this market is December 26th, but you should plan to go at least one day before that so that you can enjoy all its attractions! The main attraction at this particular event is its food stalls selling traditional Hungarian dishes like pörkölt (sweet paprika stew), goulash soup or goulash cutlets with sauerkraut, potatoes and bacon wrapped up in cabbage leaves or stuffed cabbage leaves stuffed with meatballs or potatoes layered with sauerkraut then topped off with fried onions then covered by more layers of meatballs etcetera until they reach their final form which is usually served on top of noodles made from flour mixed with water into dough then shaped into long strands which are then cut into squares before being fried until golden brown…Winter is a great time to visit some of Europe’s best loved cities.
Almost all of Europe’s best known cities have something to offer in winter. The most popular destinations are Amsterdam, Prague, Berlin and Vienna. The following list includes other winter destinations that you might want to consider visiting as well:- Barcelona Christmas Markets: A festive scene with lots of lights, decorations and activities like skating on the rink! It’s a great place to meet up with family friends after work or school if you have kids who love Christmas time too!
- Strasbourg Christmas Markets: This is one of those places where everyone goes together because it has become so popular over the years that there are queues outside just waiting for their turn at getting into this area where you can find delicious food stalls serving hot chocolate or mulled wine (which is basically hot alcohol). It’s also worth noting that this market runs from mid November until December 24th so if you want a holiday gift idea then go ahead visit their website before deciding whether or not they’ll be open during your trip abroad; otherwise make sure not leave without buying something unique made out of local produce such as sausages made from pork belly instead of using leaner cuts like chicken breast when making burgers etcetera…
