The winter season sees Europe’s most picturesque towns and cities transformed into winter villages with twinkling lights and wooden chalets selling handcrafted goods, and the air filled with the ...

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Europe is a beloved Christmas destination for its storybook experiences and celebrations rooted in centuries-old customs.

Join us on our discovery of Europe's Christmas Markets, where the town center, market square or just the narrow, cobblestone streets of the cities and towns of Europe come alive in winter with ...

There’s something truly special about Europe during the holiday season — fairy lights twinkling across cobblestone streets, the smell of mulled wine in the air, and the soft hum of Christmas carols ...

COLOGNE, Germany — While Northeast Ohio boasts plenty of festive cheer this time of year, there’s nothing quite like spending the holiday season visiting the original European Christmas markets. The ...

Christmas markets are not just tradition across Europe, they are big businesses that give cities a huge economic boost every December. For Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, it is an effective way of ...

Winter in Europe is undergoing a transformation. Once considered a quiet, low season, the ‘dark days’ have joined the most desirable times to explore the continent. Cities are reinventing the cold ...

Brussels faces backlash over modern nativity scene as European cities rethink Christmas traditions amid cultural debates. UK museum suggests Santa is 'too white.' ...

I was in the middle of my ‘Christmas Market Bingo Challenge’. I had given myself £500 to spend over five days, ticking things off my bingo card whilst I traversed across various European festive fairs ...

We all know what Christmas is about in America. Cookies, candy canes, Christmas carols, Santa coming down the chimney, and, of course, stuff, stuff, and more stuff. But, as a holiday celebrated ...