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.
Renowned for its magnificent châteaux, this UNESCO World Heritage site beckons travelers to embark on a journey back in time to an era of kings, queens, and fairytales. From towering fortresses to elegant palaces, the Loire Valley boasts an impressive array of castles that are as enchanting as they are diverse.