OT Staff & Waquar Habib
Lapland offers a true Christmas wonderland with reindeer sleigh rides, the Northern Lights, snow-laden forests, and Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi. It’s ideal for families seeking an authentic Arctic festive escape.
New York dazzles at Christmas with the Rockefeller tree, Fifth Avenue window displays, ice skating at Bryant Park, and festive markets. The city’s holiday ambience is unmatched in December.
Vienna’s Christmas markets, classical concerts, imperial architecture, and café culture create a refined winter retreat. Rathausplatz transforms into one of Europe’s most enchanting festive squares.
London glows with lights on Oxford Street, Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park, traditional pantomimes, and festive afternoon teas. The city blends heritage, entertainment, and holiday charm.
Québec City feels like a European Christmas village with cobbled lanes, snow-covered rooftops, German-style markets, and events in Old Québec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Nuremberg’s Christkindlesmarkt is one of the world’s oldest and most famous Christmas markets. The old town radiates medieval charm with traditional stalls, mulled wine, and festive treats.
Tokyo surprises with spectacular illuminations, themed pop-ups, winter festivals, and Christmas dining traditions. Districts like Shibuya, Roppongi, and Marunouchi host elaborate light displays and seasonal events.
Prague's Old Town Square becomes a fairy-tale scene with a grand tree, medieval markets, carols, and Gothic architecture dusted with winter frost. Its Christmas markets are among Europe’s best.
Copenhagen’s Tivoli Gardens shine with festive lights, traditional Danish Christmas treats, and Nordic winter charm. The city blends hygge culture, beautiful markets, and serene waterfront scenes.
Reykjavik offers snowy landscapes, Northern Lights sightings, geothermal pools, and Icelandic Yule folklore. Christmas here feels magical, with local traditions and dramatic winter scenery.