The best places to visit in winter

Art Deco Imperial Hotel in Prague

When you land in Prague, keep the Art Deco Imperial Hotel in your pocket. One of the Golden City’s most prestigious and legendary addresses. A stunning Art Deco hotel in the heart of Prague, the Imperial Hotel is decorated with precious mosaics and historic hand-painted tiles throughout the elegant interiors.

Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square are both within a 10-minute walk of the property. Here you can stroll around the Old Town to soak up the medieval atmosphere and take photos of the Baroque churches, Gothic monasteries and towns.

Quebec City, Canada

If you are looking for a winter getaway, Québec is the place to be. In February, the province hosts the Carnaval d'Hiver (winter carnival). You will be able to enjoy winter sports, arts and entertainment. You will also be able to enjoy the delicious and interesting cuisine typical of this land.

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On your trip to Quebec, don’t forget to stop by the Old City, which has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985. The Old City covers an area of 11 square kilometers, divided into two areas: the upper city and the lower city. This is a special feature of Quebec, creating a unique, strange and attractive beauty that few cities in the world have.

Park City, Utah - USA

In northern Utah lies Park City. Originally a mining town in the 1980s, the city has quickly become a popular tourist destination thanks to the presence of three major resorts nearby – namely Deer Valley Resort, Canyons Resort, and Park City Resort Park – all of which offer excellent skiing and snowboarding opportunities.

Park City is also a major hub for independent film festivals in the United States, such as the Sundance Film Festival. Visitors to Park City also have access to outlet stores, restaurants, bars, and clubs. Outside the city, there are lakes, forests, hot springs, and hiking trails.

Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort - Finland

The luxury Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort, located in Lapland (believed to be the homeland of Santa Claus), attracts thousands of tourists every year, with the highest concentration from August to the end of April. In winter, tourists can ride snowmobiles, go sledding with huskies, fish or watch reindeer and admire the magical night sky through "ice huts".