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10 Amazing Places To Visit During Christmas

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Here is a list of amazing destinations to visit this Christmas using XcelTrip, this winter: Quebec City, Canada Why we go: Quebec City is one of the oldest cities in North America , and its colonial French architecture gives it an unmistakably European feel. The cobbled streets of the Old Town are packed with quaint shops and delicious bistros, all merrily decorated for the holidays. The one thing to get you in the spirit: The toboggan run at Château Frontenac (open from mid-December to March) is one of the city’s oldest traditions — and quite the thrill. Zoom down icy tracks overlooking the city on a wooden sled reaching speeds up to 45 miles per hour. Dublin Why we go: If your idea of Christmas merriment includes an authentic Irish pub crawl (we get it), then book a December flight to Dublin . There’s no better way to warm up on a cold Christmas night than joining the locals for some black pudding and a few pints — trust us, this city has enough cozy bars to las...

6 Awesome places to visit in Dublin

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In our previous blog we have looked at some mesmerising cities to visit in Ireland , let’s now look at what you can do in each of those cities, starting with the capital- Dublin. As one of Europe’s most historically important cities, Ireland’s capital packs enough art, culture and character to fill a month-long itinerary and still leave you wanting more. Plus, the city’s almost entirely walkable. Despite its wealth and diversity, Dublin retains a small-town feel that never fails to charm visitors. Dublin has so many attractions that it’s sometimes hard to decide what to visit and we at XcelTrip have made it easy for you, with a list of places that you cannot miss on your vacation in Ireland. Dublin Castle Built in 1204, Dublin Castle was the seat of power for British rule for over 700 years. In April 1684, a fire ripped through the castle, destroying much of the structure. A stunning Georgian palace was built in its place. Since 1938, all of Ireland’s presidents have been ...