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Where to go on holiday in February in Europe

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  2. Family holidays

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Distretto A Luci Rosse Erotico February is the cheapest month to travel, especially to Europe! So why not make the most of the moment to get away? Whatever the theme of your trip (snow, family, romantic or fun) our dear Europe is so rich in places that it has something for everyone and will surprise you. Also, let's not forget that February is the month of Valentine's Day and Carnival so, whatever your intention, choose to spend one of the two holidays in an alternative way with a nice little trip.
To help you make your choice, here's our ranking for February holidays in Europe!

Snow Holidays

1 - Sankt Moritz, Switzerland

montagna innevata di sankt moritz Switzerland in general is a great place to spend a skiing holiday, but St Moritz is the resort par excellence if the intention is to ski and skate as well as relax.

It is located in the Engadine Valley amidst the beautiful backdrop of the Swiss Alps that make it a truly picturesque and evocative place, where competitions and games are hosted every year throughout the cold season, for example it has twice hosted the Winter Olympic Games.
In February, you can attend various events such as Cricket on Ice and White Turf, culinary events such as The Tasting, Chocolate Cult and Gourmet Festival: Wine & Cheese.
As far as sports facilities are concerned, the resort boasts a frozen lake on which to skate, a bobsleigh run made of natural ice and many ski and snowboard slopes including Corviglia, Diavolezza and Corvatsch.

2 - Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Austria

saalbach hinterglemm montagne innevate You can't help but mention this resort when talking about ski holidays!
It'sAustria's most famous ski resort, located in the Kitzbühel Alps, together with Leogang and Fieberbrunn, with which they form one huge ski area.
As many as 200 km of slopes, 55 ski lifts and 10 cross-country ski runs!
Numerous world cups are organised every year, and there are plenty of clubs offering daily apres-ski until late at night. There are also a number of hotels and resorts with wellness centres and relaxation packages.

3 - Val Thorens, France

neve a val thorens This is a ski resort in the Les Trois Vallees ski area, one of the largest in the world, located at an altitude of 2,300 metres and with no less than 600 km of slopes, including toboggan runs, ice racing, snow parks and all types of skiing (downhill, mountaineering, cross-country, etc).

In addition to the wide range of winter sports on offer, Val Thorens also offers snowmobile tours and a good choice of bars, pubs and discos where live music with local DJs and bands is played every night, making it ideal for those interested in something other than sport.

Specifically in February, we recommend Belgian Week, a 7-day festival featuring Belgian-themed music and food!

4 - Borovets, Bulgaria

borovets pista da sci Not everyone knows it, it is in fact a lesser-known ski resort in Bulgaria, in the Rila mountain range, 70km from the capital Sofia.

The area is not yet that big, but it is still well equipped for cross-country, Nordic and alpine skiing.
In 1993 it also hosted the World Biathlon Championships and in 2002 the World Orienteering Ski Championships, as well as several stages of the Alpine Ski World Cup on its 20 slopes. In addition, the annualSamokov cross-country race is held in February.

Here you can enjoy a snowmobile ride, take part in a private snowboard lesson or enjoy some relaxation at the Sapareva Banya spa village.

5 - Zermatt, Switzerland

monte cervino innevato zermatt This ski resort is famous for being located at the foot of the Matterhorn, the famous pyramid-shaped mountain located between Italy and southern Switzerland, in fact the ski slopes of the area connect it to the Italian resorts of Valtournenche and Breuil-Cervinia. To be precise, Zermatt is located in Canton Valais at an altitude of 1,600 metres.

It is a place that developed as early as the 1920s and today offers not only ski slopes but also a series of skating rinks and in addition a street dotted with clubs, boutiques, shops, hotels, restaurants and bars where lively après-ski events are held every day. The beauty of Zermatt, however, is its perfect preservation of the typical Swiss atmosphere!

And for lovers of snow-covered landscapes, the Gornergrat cogwheel train departs from Zermatt, whose route allows one to admire peaks such as the Rothorn, the Klein Matterhorn and the famous Matterhorn. Finally, another wonderful activity not to be missed is the cable car ascent to the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, Europe's highest mountain station at 3,883 metres.

Family holidays

6 - Lisbon, Portugal

lisbona al tramonto Despite being renowned for its nightlife, Lisbon is actually also ideal for a family trip, as there are plenty of attractions for children, especially when it comes to nature. The first attraction to visit is undoubtedly the Oceanarium, one of the largest sea museums in the world. This explains the city's strong connection to the Atlantic Ocean through huge tanks housing as many as 15,000 specimens of plants and fish, a unique and much-loved attraction, for which we recommend you buy your ticket in advance.

Less famous than the Oceanarium, but still extremely interesting, is the Pavilhão Do Conhecimento, a technological and scientific museum for children whose most famous and popular exhibition is the one dedicated to dinosaurs and the birth of life on earth.

Among the attractions for the youngest visitors is the zoo, with 120 years of work behind it and no less than 2,000 specimens of 400 different species. Also nearby are The Animax amusement park and the Adventure Park with trails and bridges through the trees. The city's main museums and attractions are included in the Lisbon Card, a tourist pass that also includes unlimited transport.

7 - London, United Kingdom

londra london eye For a family trip London ranks among the top choices!

Among the activities, we cannot fail to mention the Harry Potter-themed walking tour, which will take you to the famous Platform 9 and 3/4. Lovers of the Wizarding World can also visit the set of the Harry Potter films by joining the Warner Bros. Studio tour with transfer included.

But it doesn't end there, the city offers much more, such as the Wax Museum (we recommend the skip-the-line ticket), London Zoo, M&M's World, Lego Shop and more!

Moreover, this city is always festive and full of events of all kinds. Don't forget a ride on the great London Eye to discover its wonders from above, a walk in the immense Hyde Park to get in touch with nature even in a metropolis of this size, and finally a charming boat trip on the Thames. The icing on the cake are the sweet and savoury delicacies such as pancakes, waffles and fish & chips, generally very popular foods with kids and youngsters!
SEE ALSO: What to see in London

8 - Munich, Germany

visuale di monaco di baviera Munich will amaze you with its elegant palaces, legends, mysteries and interesting science museums, making it perfect for a family holiday too!

It's agreat starting point for visiting Bavaria's castles, such as the famous Neuschwanstein, the castle that inspired Disney for its fairy tales, which can be reached via convenient organised tours with transfers.

In the city, the Deutsches Museum and the Natur Museen talk about the birth and progress of mankind with interactive sections and hands-on examples for young visitors. You will have many interesting stories to discover, such as the one about the devil's footprint in the Cathedral of Our Lady and the one about the great dragon that populates the main square and is said to have spread the plague. Finally, the colourful Allianz Arena that especially football-loving boys will adore!
SEE ALSO: What to see in Munich

9 - Berlin, Germany

monumento di berlino The German capital has many museums that are ideal for families, including the most famous ones such as the Wax Museum(entrance from €22.00), the Videogame Museum, the Little Big City, which presents a miniature reproduction of the city, and the Natural History Museum(entrance from €8.00), where you can admire one of the few original T-Rex skeletons in Europe.

Worthy of a special mention is the Legoland Discovery Centre(entrance from €16.00), an engaging Lego-themed park that will keep children busy and focused with its colourful brick-building trail, building workshop and small roller coaster.

TheAquadom & Sea Life Berlin(admission from €16.00) comes next for discovering all, but really all, of the marine fauna. Also not to be missed is a ride on the MS Moby Dick, a tourist boat in the shape of a whale travelling on the waters of the Havel and Wannsee that is sure to make your children fall in love with the design alone!
SEE ALSO: What to see in Berlin

10 - Copenhagen, Denmark

case colorate di copenaghen Denmark's capital is most famous for the Little Mermaid statue, which has become its undisputed symbol. This attraction is usually the first stop in the city, and also the first in a long line to intrigue younger travellers.
Not to be missed, for those travelling with the family, are the zoo, the aquarium, the Viking Ship Museum to learn about the world of the Vikings, theExperimentarium with 300 interactive stations including the human body and the soap bubble museum, and the Tivoli Gardens, for which we recommend that you book in advance the entrance ticket + pass for unlimited rides on the rides.

A boat ride through the canals of the old town is also amust, before being dropped off in one of the main squares populated by street performers including mimes, singers and puppeteers ready to entertain families. In addition, in February, the canals will be entirely illumin ated by the lights of the characteristic Light Festival, designed to brighten up the city at the time of year with the fewest hours of sunshine, during which light sculptures are installed, projections are made and laser games are staged.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Copenhagen

Holidays for couples

11 - Paris, France

torre eiffel di parigi At the top of the list of ideal destinations for a romantic break is the city of love par excellence that knows no age or season!
Also known as the ville lumière (city of lights), Paris will captivate you from the first moment with its suggestiveness that you'll encounter as you stroll through its parks, along its tree-lined boulevards and between the outdoor tables of cafés and bistros. The first thing you should mention is the Eiffel Tower, symbol of Paris, which will make you fall in love at first sight (we advise you to book priority entrance in advance so you don't get stuck in line).

Don't miss the Louvre(scheduled entry from €17.00), the Musée d'Orsay and churches such as Notre-Dame, the Sainte-Chapelle and the Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Montmartre.

And on the romantic side, take a scenic cruise on the Seine and enjoy an evening at the Moulin Rouge, a famous period cabaret... both great ideas to surprise your partner on Valentine's Day.
Paris always has a great offer of exhibitions and shows all year round. You won't be disappointed!
SEE ALSO: What to see in Paris

12 - Vienna, Austria

palazzo di vienna Home to artists and intellectuals such as Mozart, Beethoven and Freud, the summer residence of the Habsburg royal family whose love story of Princess Sissi we remember, Vienna is a city enveloped in art, history and music.
How can it not be mentioned among the romantic destinations for a couple's stay? There are so many elegant imperial buildings that have contributed to Vienna's World Heritage status, including the Imperial Palace of Schönbrunn, a must-see together with its majestic gardens ( priority tour here), the Hofburg Palace and Belvedere Castle(ticket from €14.00), not forgetting the MuseumsQuartier area, a museum complex housing the works of Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt and other historical artists.

Don't miss the most popular activities on offer, all of which are atmospheric and romantic, such as a cruise on the Danube, a vintage carriage ride and a Ferris wheel in the Prater amusement park, not to mention the fact that Vienna always has concerts and ballets on the programme so you can find the right event for you!

13 - Granada, Spain

panorama di granada Anideal destination for those who love culture, good food and lively cities! Moorish architecture from the Arab population exudes a sense of the exotic that will make you forget you're in February.
You will be fascinated by structures with soft shapes and warm colours: fortresses, cathedrals and royal palaces, from the Alhambra to the Nasrid palaces to the Generalife with its immense gardens(skip-the-line tickets recommended).

Once you've visited the main attractions, take a stroll through the quaint streets of the old town where you'll appreciate the cafés, markets and the scent of tea and spices from the historic shops, as well as the Spanish food and late-night vitality. And in the evenings, enjoy a passionate and energetic experience by attending a Flamenco show, perhaps while sipping a glass of local wine and enjoying some chorizo ibérico, a delicious typical cured meat.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Granada

14 - Ljubljana, Slovenia

lubiana panoramica Slovenia in general is a green destination full of meadows, forests and lakes, and Ljubljana in particular promotes the eco-friendly style of travel so much so that in 2016 it was declared the European Capital of the Environment, so if you are a nature and sustainability loving couple you should definitely visit! The city is characterised by art nouveau and baroque buildings with alternative forms of architecture and vibrant colours, not to mention the unique creation of the Triple Bridge with its huge dragon statues, Ljubljana Castle, the enormous Tivoli Park and a series of museums, all ideal attractions to visit as a couple!

In addition, the city enjoys a strategic location in the middle of the country, which allows you to use it as a base and also explore various attractions in the surrounding area via convenient organised tours, such as Lake Bled or the Postojna Caves.
In February there are usually two music events, the Winter Festival and Ment Ljubljana, and the unmissable Dragon Carnival!
SEE ALSO: What to see in Ljubljana

15 - Bruges, Belgium

edifici fiamminghi di bruges Called the most romantic city in Flanders, it's ideal for a couple's stay.
You can lose yourself among the colourful brick houses, take a carriage ride through the old town, stroll in the parks among the swans, among the tree-lined boulevards, a visit to the Lake of Love and a romantic photo op on the Bridge of Love! But above all, the romantic activity not to be missed is the boat ride through the canals, an atmospheric experience that will touch your heart!

Don't forget to admire the architectural beauty of a World Heritage-listed historic centre full of corners to immortalise.
In addition, Bruges, like the rest of Belgium, is a destination for chocolate and craft beer, so a tour of the Chocolate Museum, during which you can watch a chocolate-making demonstration, could be an interesting experience for couples.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Bruges

Holidays for young people

16 - Dublin, Ireland

la facciata del temple bar a dublino The Irish capital is not only a beautiful city to visit, with castles and museums, but also offers a varied offer for those in search of nightlife.

Home of Jameson Whiskey and Guinness Beer, which we recommend you sample during a visit with tasting at the Guinness Storehouse, it is a young and bubbly city, full of pubs and clubs to be discovered with special tours in the name of fun!

The area that best represents this side of Dublin is Temple Bar, a long street full of places to eat, drink and party until late at night accompanied by live music, mostly Irish folk, and street performers on every corner.
Camden Street and Leeson Street are full of nightclubs: here you can find the most famous ones in the city! Also in February, for a bit of a change from the wild fun, you'll find the Jameson International Film Festival in the city, a cultural event dedicated to cinema with art-house films and other premieres.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Dublin

17 - Barcelona, Spain

il parc guell di barcellona Barcelona is a perfect city for young people looking for fun.
During the day you'll appreciate its attractions: admire the majestic Sagrada Familia with the priority ticket, have a sensory experience with the tour to Casa Batllò, enjoy the crazy view from the Parc Güell(entrance from €13.00) and the breathtaking spectacle of the Font màgica de Montjuïc; and if you're a football fan, don't miss visiting Camp Nou, the home of Barcelona(tour from €28.00 per person).

At night, immerse yourself in the nightlife. The most popular district for entertainment is Barceloneta, the liveliest and most animated of all. Here you will find the city's most famous discos, where world-famous DJs play, as well as plenty of pubs and nightclubs (depending on one's interests).
Another landmark in the city is the Eixample district, new and elegant, located at the edge of the old area, with many shops, restaurants and bars. Finally, the Barrio Gotico, characterised by numerous Gothic monuments, winding streets and a whole range of venues with lower-than-average prices.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Barcelona

18 - Prague, Czech Republic

praga illuminata di notte A city of mixed entertainment divided between clubs, discos and pubs serving pints of craft beer, a characteristic product of the Czech Republic. So-called'Pub Crawls' have even been invented, consisting of real alcohol tours within the city! It is not for nothing that Prague is Europe's most party capital, where boredom is impossible and most tourists come precisely for its nightlife.
Fairy-tale by day with ancient streets full of history and fascinating monuments, buzzing by night among the thousands of clubs of all kinds on Wenceslas Square.

Among the experiences not to be missed, how about a nice evening river cruise with the city all lit up? Or, have you ever dreamt of bathing in beer? In Prague, you can do so in beer spas, where you can drink unlimited and relax with a massage.

In February, it is brought to life even more by the carnival, called Masopust, with fireworks, concerts, dances and parades, but also by the St. Matthew's Festival in a huge amusement park with roller coasters and other rides, including an impressive Ferris wheel.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Prague

19 - Budapest

ponte di budapest This city can be visited in every season and there's no shortage of fun! You'll be spoilt for choice between discos, night clubs, pubs and characteristic late-night parties in the open-air baths.
Itconsists of two large districts: Buda, the old city, and Pest, the new. It is precisely in the latter that the Hungarian capital's nightlife is concentrated, where both locals and tourists meet, finding a huge choice of large discos with more than five rooms (each with a different musical genre), red-light clubs, Irish-style pubs and kert bars, particular bars with gardens carved out of ruined buildings and furnished in an artistic manner.

Any ideas on how to spend an epic night in Budapest? Start with an evening cruise with unlimited prosecco, to admire the city from a crazy perspective and at the same time usher in the wild fun. Then continue with a tour of the Ruin Pubswhich are old dilapidated buildings turned into crazy places to drink late into the night.

And to recover from your hangover, relax the next day in one of Budapest's wonderful thermal baths, such as the Széchenyi Baths.
SEE ALSO: What to see in Budapest

20 - Amsterdam

quartiere di amsterdam The capital of the Netherlands is one of the best entertainment cities in Europe with a frenetic nightlife, although it is well suited to any type of holiday such as romantic getaways or family holidays with children.
The coffee shops and famous 'shop windows' attract thousands of tourists every year in search of wild nights and lots of fun! You can, for example, take a tour of the Red Light District or a walking tour among coffee shops and marijuana.

The main district with the highest concentration of such venues is De Wallen, followed by the Joordan and the Dam, Leidseplein and Rembrandtplein squares full of pubs and clubs to be spoilt for choice. We recommend the Nightlife Ticket, a card that includes free entry to more than 30 venues. Also get tickets for the Heineken Experience and theIcebar, a venue made entirely of ice!
SEE ALSO: What to see in Amsterdam