5 European Places to Visit in Winters 2022 with Low Costs, Gatherings, and Temperatures
5 European Places to Visit in Winters 2022 with Low Costs, Gatherings, and Temperatures
Historically, summers have recorded the all-time highest travel among
all seasons in Europe. But to enjoy holidays at lower costs, milder weather, and
avoid crowds, winter is a fabulous time to visit some popular destinations in Europe.
Some summer places are not open in Europe during winter like smaller
beach towns and islands. However, bigger cities stay crowded throughout the
year.
Here, you’ll discover some perfect destinations that you can visit
in the winter.
Don’t worry! We haven’t added too cold places on this list, so
that excludes Scandinavian cities like Stockholm and Copenhagen. This also rules
out Northern European cities like Amsterdam and London. Instead, you’ll see
towns with milder winter temperatures, lower costs, and fewer gatherings.
1. Athens, Greece
Athens is a fantastic place
to visit during the winter. You can tour various places with a negligible crowd
like the Temple of Hephaestus, Ancient Agora, and the ruins of the Acropolis.
While the temperatures incline to the nineties during summer, you can enjoy
mild temperatures of 50-60 degrees Fahrenheit during the winter.
Keep in mind that winter is a
beautiful time to visit Athens but not right for visiting the Greek islands.
Famous islands such as Santorini and Mykonos are less active towns during
the winter. Moreover, most shops, hotels, beach clubs, and restaurants stay closed
for the season.
2. Rome, Italy
Like Athens, Rome is a busy and
lively European city, even during winter. During summers, the city can
become unbearably hot and full of hustle and bustle. But winters are comfortable
and chill plus you can enjoy the sights of Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum, the Pantheon, and more without struggling
your way through the crowds.
On the other hand, the nearby
Amalfi Coast stays closed during winter, so you can’t explore popular
destinations like Positano and Capri. The best times to visit the Amalfi Coast
from Rome are summer, late spring, and early fall.
3. Seville, Spain
One of Spain’s most attractive
cities, Seville is also one of the hottest destinations. Situated in Southern
Spain’s Andalusia, the place experiences temperatures of up to 110 degrees Fahrenheit
during the summer. It gets so uncomfortably hot in Seville that people even
avoid going outside during the daytime.
But the winter season lets you
relish mild temperatures within the 50-60 range. This makes travelling to
Seville much more pleasurable. You can also consider day trips to towns like Córdoba
and Cadiz in Southern Spain from Seville.
4. Paris, France
Among all the cities on this
list, Paris is the coldest during the winter with the forties being the average
temperature range. But it doesn’t go extremely cold and seldom snows here. In
recent years, Paris has undergone intense heat waves during summer. Also, summer
is the priciest and crowded time to visit Paris.
During the winter, you can enjoy your
trip to Paris with low crowds, except during the busy Christmas season. Don’t
miss visiting places like Versailles, the Louvre, and the Eiffel Tower.
5. Venice, Italy
Venice has experienced an
abundance of tourists in the last decade. With bridges and canals, this small Italian city appears like a reminiscence
of the bygone era. It’s quite amazing that a town like Venice still exists. However,
the city loses its charm when it’s hot and humid during the summer. At this
time, the place is filled to the brim with travellers.
But
winter is an amazing time to visit Venice. You can expect multiple travellers
and high costs only during the Venice Carnival festival in February.
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