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Winter comes in many guises in Europe. In the polar north, there’s serious snow and sunless weeks. Around the mild Mediterranean, you’ll find lingering sunshine well into the season. And in the center of Europe: cozy cafe culture and halls decked with Christmas spirit.It's an inspiring time to visit grand cities and charming villages: with fewer queues you can fit more into your itinerary, and off-season accommodation prices make European travel wallet-friendly in November, December, January and February. Using Europe’s train network you can explore countries at your leisure, meeting locals going about their daily business away from the often-frenetic summer tourist season. In this video, we are looking into Top 10 Wintersport Destinations in Europe!
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