When Visiting Europe in Winter, These Ten Cities Cannot Be Missed

Bulgaria | Sofia

Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, known as "God's Back Garden", has a strong winter atmosphere.

Every year, Lake Ariane in the Borisova Gardens becomes the largest open-air ice skating rink in the Balkans. Bring your skates and enjoy a happy time in this ice and snow.

 

Vitosha Mountain in the south is a huge ski resort in winter and often hosts national ski competitions, making it very suitable for people who love ice and snow sports.

There are quite a few landmarks in Sofia worth paying attention to - the National Palace of Culture, Hagia Sophia Statue, Independence Square and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral are even more charming under the snow.

Czech Republic | Brno

Prague is not the only tourist city in the Czech Republic. Brno, located at the eastern foot of the Moravian Highlands in the Czech Republic, is the second largest city in the Czech Republic and one of the most famous cultural cities in the Czech Republic.

In winter, the city is often covered with snow, and everything from castles and medieval towers to modern buildings are covered with a layer of tranquility, blending into the vast world.

 

There are so many places worth staying in Brno - visit Spielberg Castle, the ruins of the old fort tell ancient historical stories; the Freedom Square in the bustling area of ​​the city is bustling with tourists getting off the trams and walking into the streets Shop for winter gifts.

 

When night falls, you can attend elegant wine tastings or find a lively bar to mingle with the jovial locals.