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Depending on your attitude towards winter, you like it or hate it. There are many people who love the snow, but there is even more hate this cold season with its frozen weather and two sunsets. If you belong to the latter, we are here to show you that winter can be fun, festive, beautiful and full of heat supplied by fire, fair fairy and hot wine, especially if you know where to watch where to watch . Take a look at these winter 15lands around the world.

1. Shirakawa, Japan
You would not think in Japan as a place where it snows the most, but the village of Shirakawa can accommodate up to 30 feet of snow each year. This small village is actually a UNESCO World Heritage site because of the former traditional architecture. The houses are built in a hatch style with special roofs resistant to collapse, so that no matter the amount of snowfall, the houses and their inhabitants are safe in winter. It is clear that the Japanese knew what they did, because this village looks absolutely beautiful in winter.

2. Harbin, China
Harbin is one of the coldest cities in China, so that it is nicknamed as the city of ice cream. However, Harbin's inhabitants have learned to embrace their cold winters and have found a way to celebrate it. Every year, they host the International Festival of Snow Sculpture and Harbin Ice. It spreads on both banks of the Songhua River and take huge iced blocks from the river and use them to create ice sculptures.


3. Munich, Germany
If you want to experience winter in Europe, one of the best places to go is Germany. Munich will be more accurate. This city really knows how to cheer you up during the winter months. Their famous Christkindlmarkt in Marienplatz is an ideal destination if you want to have Bavarian sausages and a hot wine. It is also the ideal place to see the most elaborate gingerbread houses and buy a bouquet of souvenirs.

4. Quebec, Canada
Canada is known to be cold Hella, but they know how to keep their morale during their long winters. Quebec has welcomed a winter carnival for more than 50 years. They have all sorts of things at the festival, including but not limited to ice sculpture, masked bullets elaborate, canoe races and music concerts. They even have a huge snowman as a carnival mascot.


5. Queenstown, New Zealand
If you really like winter and you hate summer, go to Queenstown in June. The mountains of this city are covered with snow this period of the year and literally resemble a magic movie. It will be like another thing from the Lord of the rings or the hobbit. They even have an annual winter festival in June. Because you know, it's New Zealand and everything is a bit Turvey Turvey there.

6. Kitzbühel, Austria
Kitzbühel is a very old town of Austria. It was founded a little time in the Middle Ages and it always succeeds in keeping this charm of the old town, while combining with a convenience of a modern ski resort. This is the best place to go skiing and have a little fun in winter. Snowy slopes look hypnotizing and nature around is absolutely beautiful.


7. Alcázar de Segovia, Spain
At first glance, you might think it's Disney Castle, and you'll be close. It looks like it was the inspiration for the famous Disney resemblance. In fact, it is a museum in central Spain. This does a lot over the years, including a fortress, a castle and, at some point, even a prison. But these days, it's a museum that is open for visitors all year round, but it seems particularly nice in winter.


8. Milan, Italy
Few people associate Italy with winter and snow. We especially think that like a summer destination, with hot weather and hot and passionate people. However, you would be surprised to see how beautiful Milan seems when he is covered with a layer of soft snow. It is completely transformed into a beautiful country of winter wonders. Especially if you go to Piazza Duomo and take a look at the Milan Cathedral.

9. Bled, Slovenia
Slovenia might not be the first country that comes to mind when planning holidays, but if you want to see beautiful Gothic castles and churches, you will definitely consider it. The city of Bled is home to pretty spectacular castles and if you walk along the city, you will see a lake with a small island in the middle, which has a beautiful church about it. It's an incredible view to see, especially in winter.


10. Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam is always a good idea. Whether you want to see the tulips, legally smoking an articulation or visit the Van Gogh Museum This is an ideal place to spend a holiday. The time there is quite mild all year, but it can be a little snowy in winter, which adds a little sparkling magic to an already beautiful city. There are rinks around the city, Christmas markets and many cultural events and festivals. Simply imagine these beautiful small houses along the frozen canals covers in a snow cover.


11. Salzburg, Austria
Salzburg is a wonderful destination for lovers of Baroque architecture. It's an incredibly picturesque city, especially in winter. Just the view should be sufficient to make you want to go. But if you need more reasons, it is also the birth town of Mozart and basically the entrance point to the Alps. Take Austrian pancakes, a cup of hot chocolate and you have a holiday for you to remember.

12. Yosemite National Park, USA
If you are one of those loving people of nature, you will love winter in Yosemite National Park. It's a wonderful place to attend the change of seasons. It seems particularly majestic in winter, covered with a thick layer of snow. You can ski or racket and in case you do not know, you can even stay in one of the swirls there.


13. Český Krumlov, Czech Republic
Český Krumlov is home to one of the biggest castles of the Czech Republic. It is actually a view of UNESCO's World Heritage, thanks to its architecture that goes back to the 13th century. The whole Czech Republic is very beautiful, but this city is one of the most picturesque and most sought after. Definitely worth a visit. You will want your return in time.