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Every time Christmas comes around, magic is infused in the air around the world. Do you know these perfectly snowy small villages that look like a fairy tale? Well, they exist and we gathered the best for you - Get ready for a life of a lifetime.

1. Grindelwald, Switzerland

Located at the base of two majestic Swiss Alp, this village is also the shooting location of many Hollywood movies such as "The Golden Compass". It houses several winter stations, so choose your choice!

2. Island Mackinac, Michigan

Detroit is not exactly your photo of a wonderland country, but headed for the city of the island via the ferry and you will be transported to another era. People travel on horseback and buggy. Santa Claus visits every child at Christmas and there is an annual Christmas bazaar with Lilac themes - the favorite color of Mackinac.

3. North Pole, Alaska

We do not joke when we say that the North Pole is one of the most exciting Christmas cities of the streets of the United States here is called Misletoe Lane, Santa Cause Lane, and there is even a Christmas at the sculpture contest On ice cream, as well as a real life House of Satina Clause. You can send your friends Postcard from Santa's Office and postal code to prove that there really exists.

4. Rovaniemi, Lapland, Finland

Located just north of the Arctic Circle, this place is filled with fantasic Christmas activities, to make cookies with Ms Claus to register for Elf School. If nature is more of your thing, you can go on husky-dog sled and slide rides in virgin snow, ivory or wake up north of the lights. There is even a reindeer safari that is - YES - TAND-LED. Book your stay at the Arctic Snow Hotel, consisting of snow and ice, but filled with baths and saunas to stay warm.

5. Riga, Latvia

The architecture of the magnificent town hall is one of the main attractions here, as well as events specifically taken into account for children. Take the wooden carousel and a chat house, which is filled with real kittens of the local shelter. Artisanal articles with comfortable latevisifs are sold and you can learn more about their cooking traditions at the log.

6. Cologne, Germany

Cologne is beautiful at any time of the year, but visit near the holidays to check up to eight different Christmas markets set on each side of the most magnificent rhin.th and the largest at the famous cathedral dam Kolner. Drink Gluhwein as you walk!

7. Tallinn, Estonia

Visit the capital of Estonia, a medieval town enlightened by lanterns and covered paved pavé. In 1441, this is where the first Christmas tree in the world was erected. Today, this legendary tree is encircled by huts filled with sales providers and specialists putting in place sculptures and mini-zoos. The market also includes an outdoor rink.

8. Bruges, Belgium

This village turns into a Christmas parade in winter. Make sure to catch the snow sculpture festival and ice - this year's theme is "Land of the Hobbits" and 40 artists will make creations on 400 tons of snowflakes and 300 tons of ice cream . Nibulate on part of the famous chocolate of this country as you take all this.

9. Valkenburg, the Netherlands

Amsterdam for the holidays is beautiful, but overestimated, if we are honest. Instead, consult the largest underground Christmas market from all over Europe, which must be sailed by a labyrinth of underground cave tunnels. In this case, tourists can see a chapel of the 18th century, various sculptures and wall drawings of Roman times.