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Hallstatt, Austria
Located between the cities of Salzburg and Graz in the Salzkammergut lake region of Austria, Hallstatt is a small town famous worldwide for its idyllic and peaceful beauty. Considered one of Austria's most beautiful villages, it boasts a mountain-side setting and a seaside location, making it a favorite destination for tourists. Many choose it as a winter getaway and for enjoying sports such as skiing.
Bruges, Belgium
Bruges, the capital of West Flanders, is located in northwestern Belgium. It is renowned for its fairytale atmosphere, with stunning natural beauty harmonizing with ancient medieval architecture. Gothic buildings and cobblestone streets contribute to the city's charm. This destination attracts many tourists during Christmas thanks to its sparkling ice rinks, fine wines, beers, and some of the world's finest chocolates.
Colmar, France
Located in the Alsace region on the eastern border of France, Colmar's culture, history, and architectural style are strongly influenced by its German neighbor. The most striking feature is the blend of modern architecture with colorful walls, and some ancient wooden structures that have remained intact for hundreds of years. Reflected in the clear blue water, the rows of wooden houses with their antique red-brown tiled roofs and uniquely styled window frames, along with the quiet pathways bordered by flower-covered railings, create a powerful impression on visitors.
Cotswolds, England
The Cotswolds are a range of gently sloping hills in a peaceful English countryside. Considered the "Heart of England," the Cotswolds boast idyllic natural scenery. Despite the often foggy weather, which sometimes causes complaints from visitors, most are captivated by the beauty of the medieval villages, the ancient churches with their bell towers, and the snow-capped hills that look like they've been sprinkled with white powder.
Grindelwald, Switzerland
Grindelwald is the largest resort in the Jungfrau region and also one of the oldest mountain resorts in Europe. The first impression of Grindelwald is its unique location, at the intersection of three rugged areas: the Eiger, Wetterhorn, and Mettenberg. Visiting Grindelwald will give you a sense of being in the world of the Snow Queen. Many visitors say they are captivated by the charming little houses with their snow-covered roofs in this village.
Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria, Germany
If the Palace of Versailles showcases the opulence and grandeur of France, and Buckingham Palace exudes the nobility of England, then Neuschwanstein Castle embodies the fairytale architecture and romantic innovation of 19th-century Germany. For dreamy travelers who love fairy tales, Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria, Germany, is truly a destination that can make your dreams come true. According to visitors, the castle is most beautiful in winter with its snow-covered landscape.
Prague, Czech Republic
The glittering old town, snow-covered red rooftops, bustling Christmas markets, and rich cuisine are just some of the attractions that draw tourists to Prague in winter. In addition, visitors to Prague can take a day trip to the České Švýcarsko National Park, also known as the Czech Switzerland, to admire the snow-capped slopes and hills, or visit the giant wooden bridge, Pravčická brána.
Lapland, Finland
Lapland, a land steeped in legend, is located in northern Finland, very close to the Arctic Circle, resulting in nearly 200 days of cold winter each year. Lapland is famous for its ski resorts, the Northern Lights, and vast wilderness areas. The capital of Lapland is Rovaniemi, known as the home of Santa Claus.
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