The best places to visit in winter.

The Art Deco Imperial Hotel in Prague

When you land in Prague, be sure to check out the Art Deco Imperial Hotel. One of the most prestigious and legendary addresses in the Golden City. Located in the heart of Prague, the impressive Art Deco-style hotel boasts exquisite mosaics, historically significant hand-painted tiles, and elegant furnishings throughout.

Both Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square are within a 10-minute walk of this property. Here you can stroll around Old Town to immerse yourself in the medieval atmosphere and take photos of Baroque churches, Gothic monasteries and the town itself.

Quebec City, Canada

If you're looking for a winter getaway, Quebec is the ideal place. In February, it hosts the Carnaval d'Hiver (winter carnival). You can participate in winter sports, arts and entertainment, and enjoy delicious and unique local cuisine.

During your trip to Quebec City, don't forget to stop by the Old City, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1985. The Old City covers an area of ​​11 square kilometers and is divided into two parts: the upper city and the lower city. This is a unique feature of Quebec City, creating a strangely captivating beauty that few cities in the world possess.

Park City, Utah - USA

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

Park City is also a major center for independent film festivals in the US – such as the Sundance Film Festival. Visitors to Park also have access to department stores, restaurants, bars, and clubs. Outside the city are reservoirs, forests, hot springs, and hiking trails.

Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort - Finland

The luxurious Kakslauttanen Arctic resort, located in Lapland (allegedly the home of Santa Claus), attracts thousands of tourists each year, with peak season from August to the end of April. During the winter, visitors can enjoy snowmobile rides, sledding with huskies, fishing, reindeer watching, and stargazing through the magical night sky from their ice huts.

One of the most popular spots for aurora hunting is undoubtedly the glass-enclosed tents at the Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort in Finland.

Source: Business Insider - Article by: Bao Khuyen

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