While not as cold as Siberian cities, Reykjavík, the capital of Iceland, is one of Europe’s coldest capitals.
The average winter temperature ranges between -1°C and -5°C (30°F to 23°F). What makes Reykjavík stand out is its stunning winter scenery, including the famous Northern Lights. Tourists flock here to enjoy geothermal baths, glacier tours, and icy caves while experiencing a milder cold compared to Russia’s icy regions.
When visiting the scenic country of Italy, there are plenty of historic Italian palaces to see and explore for a glance into the past. While some palaces are private residences today, there are many that you can visit as a tourist.