New Year's Eve and the following weekend days are the perfect opportunity to organize a little vacation for yourself and your family. You can have a great time both in Russia and in one of the European countries where this holiday is celebrated on a large scale.
Instructions
Step 1
During the New Year holidays, you can visit the Russian capital. Here you will find a children's New Year tree in the Kremlin, as well as numerous matinees in the largest shopping centers and stadiums. And the colorful illumination on the streets of the city will delight both kids and adults. For a couple of days, Muscovites themselves should go to the northern capital for a ride on horse-drawn sleighs and attend a New Year's performance in a real palace.
Step 2
New Year's holidays for the whole family can be spent in Finland. Children will surely enjoy a trip to Joulupukki, who lives in the residence with his wife, elves and deer. Guests can not only experience the spirit of Christmas, but also visit the Santa Park located here and admire the ice sculptures. Adults can have fun with skiing or quad biking, as well as the famous Finnish sauna.
Step 3
The whole family will surely enjoy a New Year's Eve trip to Paris. Adults tend to associate this city with romance and ancient sights, while children associate it with Disneyland. By wisely distributing the time that you plan to spend in this wonderful city, you can ride the attractions and meet your favorite cartoon characters, admire Paris from the Eiffel Tower, walk along the Champs Elysees and drop in Notre Dame.
Step 4
It will be interesting to celebrate the New Year in Lithuania. At this time, numerous carnivals and theatrical performances take place in the country. It will be possible to face dressed-up characters of fairy tales right on the street, which will surely delight children. At this time of the year, all of Lithuania sparkles with the lights of New Year's garlands, a Christmas tree decorated with shiny toys can be seen at every step, and large Christmas markets are held on the squares.
