During the season of crystalline joy i.e. winter, many people prefer the comfort of their homes. But it is time to emerge from your bundles of warmth and decide where you want to go during the holiday season.
To help you plan your winter getaway, we are going to tell you about the top five places you can visit this winter. So, make your itinerary accordingly and inform your private jet aviation provider in advance to avoid facing any issues later on.
Without further ado, let’s take a look at some of the places where the white blanket of frost and snow further enhances their beauty:
Prague, Czech Republic
Known as the City of a Hundred Spires and the Paris of Czech Republic, Prague has beautiful architecture that looks even more striking in the winter complete with its snow-capped spires.
One of the most popular tourist sites within the city is Old Town, where history goes back more than a thousand years. Given its rich background, it consists of a plethora of landmarks including the Charles Bridge, which stands atop the Vltava River, and the river itself, with its twisting route winding through the city. Furthermore, there is Prague Castle, situated high on a hill that dominates the left part of the city. In addition, the city has a unique contrast with the older cobbled streets and taverns, and the modern buildings and urban projects.
Salzburg, Austria
One of the most stunning cities in Europe, Salzburg stretches out on either side of the River Salzach, with a picturesque setting of Alpine landscape.
This city thrives in the field of art especially music as it is the birthplace of the famous Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This musical heritage is shown in attractions such as his family home museum as well as in various musical festivals. Moreover, it is home to a gallery of 16th–19th-century European paintings.
Other attractions include the Salzburg Cathedral, consecrated in 1628. It is famous for being the first church built with Italian-style architecture on German soil.
Tromsø, Norway
Tromsø is one the best, if not the best, places to witness the Aurora Borealis otherwise known as the Northern Lights in winter.
It is home to museums famous for their history on Arctic expeditions, which includes the Polar Museum and the Tromsø Museum. One of its most iconic sites is the Arctic Cathedral, also known as the Tromsdalen Church, which has an elegant design inspired by the structure of ice and snow. It is visible from all of Tromsø, due to the strip lights attached to the walls, which glow in the darkness. Perhaps the most exciting endeavor is the reindeer/husky ride! Whichever your preference is.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam is a city that has stood the test of time in many ways and it is now ranked among the largest cities in the world.
The beauty of this city is overflowing with culture and history which truly comes alive during the winter. From the Museumplein consisting of the Van Gogh Museum and the Anne Frank House to parks like Vondelpark and the Canal Belt, one can never run out of places to visit.
Nagano, Japan
Nagano is the perfect destination for winter vacations known for having one of the finest ski/snowboarding resorts in the world. You can easily reach this resort using dedicated charter flights too if you don’t want to fly commercial.
Plus, it has many natural hot springs which is the ultimate relaxation spot after a day spent in the snow. Moreover, there are also many ancient temples, beautiful gardens, and historical museums in Nagano that preserve objects as it is back to bygone eras.
In all, these are just some of the places that become more scenic during the colder months. So, if you want to spend some fun-filled time with your family, consider visiting one of them.
