Spending
the Christmas and New Year’s holiday weeks with family and friends is the
longstanding tradition in most of the Western world, but most of the people
made it a tradition to spend these peaceful and fascinating days on vacation.
Some go to the cities where they can experience the outstanding Christmas in
snowy, bright lights, some visit cities where they can get warm under the smiling
sun, splashing the crystal clear sea.
Here, we have listed the best cities where you can feel the Christmas spirit
from head to toe, and we have made a hotel recommendation for each city to rest
yourselves during that time. Just book your rooms online with up to 70% off
prices and win a member reward of 3% on every booking. 3D Secure Payment and
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1)
Rovaniemi, Lapland, Finland
While legends
dating as far back as the 1820s cite the North Pole as the official home of
Santa Claus and his jolly missus, the Finns would have us believe
otherwise. For them, Rovaniemi,
Lapland, located just north of the Arctic Circle, is Christmas HQ. Here,
children make gingerbread cookies with Mrs. Claus, enroll in Elf School or take
a calligraphy class and compose their Christmas wish lists with a traditional
quill.
Our
Recommendation: City
Hotel Rovaniemi - Rovaniemi, Finland
Spending
the Christmas and New Year’s holiday weeks with family and friends is the
longstanding tradition in most of the Western world, but most of the people
made it a tradition to spend these peaceful and fascinating days on vacation.
Some go to the cities where they can experience the outstanding Christmas in
snowy, bright lights, some visit cities where they can get warm under the smiling
sun, splashing the crystal clear sea.
Here, we have listed the best cities where you can feel the Christmas spirit from head to toe, and we have made a hotel recommendation for each city to rest yourselves during that time. Just book your rooms online with up to 70% off prices and win a member reward of 3% on every booking. 3D Secure Payment and Best Price are guaranteed!
1) Rovaniemi, Lapland, Finland
While legends dating as far back as the 1820s cite the North Pole as the official home of Santa Claus and his jolly missus, the Finns would have us believe otherwise. For them, Rovaniemi, Lapland, located just north of the Arctic Circle, is Christmas HQ. Here, children make gingerbread cookies with Mrs. Claus, enroll in Elf School or take a calligraphy class and compose their Christmas wish lists with a traditional quill.
Our Recommendation: City Hotel Rovaniemi - Rovaniemi, Finland
2)
Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona would
be one of the best cities to spend your holiday with its Mediterrenean climate.
On 24th of December, you wouldnt freeze and can enjoy the Christmas spirit. If
you can extend your vacation, on January 5th, Three Kings Day is celebrated in
Barcelona with fireworks and parades.
Our Hotel Recommendation is: Majestic
Hotel and Spa - Barcelona, Spain
3) Helsinki, Finland
Helsinki, being one of the most cultural and favorable cities in Europe, is a good choice to spend your holiday. Stepping into a new year in Helsinki would be great since the city is convenient with its both weather and cultural environment for this special day.
Our Recommendation: Original Sokos Hotel Presidentti - Helsinki, Finland
2) Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona would be one of the best cities to spend your holiday with its Mediterrenean climate. On 24th of December, you wouldnt freeze and can enjoy the Christmas spirit. If you can extend your vacation, on January 5th, Three Kings Day is celebrated in Barcelona with fireworks and parades.
Our Hotel Recommendation is: Majestic Hotel and Spa - Barcelona, Spain
4)
New York, USA
Rockefeller
Center lies at the core of the New
York Christmas. Its famed ice rink has been around
for77 years; the decorated tree is an 80-year-old
tradition. Across the street, Radio City hosts the annual Christmas
Spectacular, starring the Rockettes.Central Park has two ponds for skating and
horse-drawn carriage rides.
Our Hotel Recommendation: New
Yorker Hotel - New York, USA
5)
Quebec City, Canada
If you're the
type who likes to celebrate Christmas around a tree made from recycled sheet
metal, withlights powered by the pedaling of nearby cyclists, Quebec is
your destination. A haven for environmentally friendly, outdoor
enthusiasts, the city bustles with activity, offering holiday programs for all
tastes. Modern-day Victorians can enjoy a candlelit evening of stories
from Charles Dickens, recounting the Christmas traditions of yore. Sausage
and roast chestnut lovers can browse the wares at the German Christmas
market. The more religiously inclined can wander an exposition of nativity
scenes from around the world.
Our Recommendation: Fairmont
Chateau Frontenac Hotel - Quebec City, Canada
6)
Reykjavik, Iceland
When it comes to
Christmas celebrations, Iceland has a few peculiarities. Among these, 13
"Yuletide Lads" (scruffy Santas) are said to bring gifts to nice
children for the 13 nights leading to Christmas. The shopping differs day
to day as some craftsmen and designers set up stalls for only one
day. Beaming down onto a city covered in snow and Christmas lights,
northern lights displays add to Reykjavik's
festival feel.
Our Recommendation: Radisson
blu 1919 - Reykjavik, Iceland
4)
New York, USA
Rockefeller
Center lies at the core of the New
York Christmas. Its famed ice rink has been around
for77 years; the decorated tree is an 80-year-old
tradition. Across the street, Radio City hosts the annual Christmas
Spectacular, starring the Rockettes.Central Park has two ponds for skating and
horse-drawn carriage rides.
Our Hotel Recommendation: New Yorker Hotel - New York, USA
Our Hotel Recommendation: New Yorker Hotel - New York, USA
5)
Quebec City, Canada
If you're the type who likes to celebrate Christmas around a tree made from recycled sheet metal, withlights powered by the pedaling of nearby cyclists, Quebec is your destination. A haven for environmentally friendly, outdoor enthusiasts, the city bustles with activity, offering holiday programs for all tastes. Modern-day Victorians can enjoy a candlelit evening of stories from Charles Dickens, recounting the Christmas traditions of yore. Sausage and roast chestnut lovers can browse the wares at the German Christmas market. The more religiously inclined can wander an exposition of nativity scenes from around the world.
Our Recommendation: Fairmont Chateau Frontenac Hotel - Quebec City, Canada
If you're the type who likes to celebrate Christmas around a tree made from recycled sheet metal, withlights powered by the pedaling of nearby cyclists, Quebec is your destination. A haven for environmentally friendly, outdoor enthusiasts, the city bustles with activity, offering holiday programs for all tastes. Modern-day Victorians can enjoy a candlelit evening of stories from Charles Dickens, recounting the Christmas traditions of yore. Sausage and roast chestnut lovers can browse the wares at the German Christmas market. The more religiously inclined can wander an exposition of nativity scenes from around the world.
Our Recommendation: Fairmont Chateau Frontenac Hotel - Quebec City, Canada
6) Reykjavik, Iceland
When it comes to Christmas celebrations, Iceland has a few peculiarities. Among these, 13 "Yuletide Lads" (scruffy Santas) are said to bring gifts to nice children for the 13 nights leading to Christmas. The shopping differs day to day as some craftsmen and designers set up stalls for only one day. Beaming down onto a city covered in snow and Christmas lights, northern lights displays add to Reykjavik's festival feel.
Our Recommendation: Radisson blu 1919 - Reykjavik, Iceland
7) San
Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Piñatas,
posadas and ponche sum up the festivities in this colorful Mexican city, where
Christmas is both a solemn and celebratory affair. Piñatas and ponche (a
mulled fruit drink) cap a long evening of peregrinations around this
cobblestoned city, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its wealth of
grand churches, well-preserved architecture and grand zocalos, or sweeping
public squares, replete with romance and Old World charm.
Our
Hotel Recommendation: Rosewood
San Miguel De Allende Hotel - San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Our Hotel Recommendation: Rosewood San Miguel De Allende Hotel - San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
8)
Starsbourg, France
Strasbourg's
series of themed Christmas villages morph the city into a visual and
gastronomic wonderland. Visitors can head to the Village of Alsace
Farmhouse to taste prune, apricot and other holiday-inspired variations of
farm-fresh foie gras. The nearby Village of Bredle is supplied with its
namesake traditional Christmas biscuits and copious amounts of mulled Alsatian
wine.
Our Hotel Recommendation: Hilton
Strasbourg Hotel - Strasbourg- France
9)
Amsterdam, Netherlands
This small town
is the Dutch center for Christmas festivities. You can try all kinds of
festivity and enjoy all kinds of way to have fun. You can never get bored in
such city, so never hessitate to visit Amsterdam in
Christmas time. With its city lights and weather, Amsterdam is a real
destination to enter a brand new year!
Hotel Recommendation: Ibis
Amsterdam Airport - Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Strasbourg's series of themed Christmas villages morph the city into a visual and gastronomic wonderland. Visitors can head to the Village of Alsace Farmhouse to taste prune, apricot and other holiday-inspired variations of farm-fresh foie gras. The nearby Village of Bredle is supplied with its namesake traditional Christmas biscuits and copious amounts of mulled Alsatian wine.
Our Hotel Recommendation: Hilton Strasbourg Hotel - Strasbourg- France
This small town is the Dutch center for Christmas festivities. You can try all kinds of festivity and enjoy all kinds of way to have fun. You can never get bored in such city, so never hessitate to visit Amsterdam in Christmas time. With its city lights and weather, Amsterdam is a real destination to enter a brand new year!
Hotel Recommendation: Ibis Amsterdam Airport - Amsterdam, Netherlands
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