Cambridge wears winter beautifully. The city’s stone colleges shimmer under soft frost and the River Cam exhales a faint mist as the daylight fades. Café windows glow with lamplight and a hush falls over cobbled lanes once crowded with bicycles and chatter. There’s something profoundly calming about this time of year, a slower rhythm, a chance to see the city not through the rush of summer but through its quiet soul.
Winter in Copenhagen is simply enchanting. The Danish capital glows under soft winter skies, its harbour sparkles with lights, and the streets smell of cinnamon, roasted almonds and warm gløgg. From world-famous Christmas markets to light festivals, romantic waterfront strolls, cultural experiences and foodie adventures, Copenhagen offers something for every type of traveller.
Some cities impress you from a distance. Glasgow gets under your skin the moment you arrive. It is the sound of buskers on Buchanan Street competing with the hum of conversation from pavement cafés.
When winter arrives in Geneva, the city transforms into a sparkling blend of culture, tradition, food and alpine adventure. Snow-capped peaks frame the skyline, the lakeside glows with festive markets, and each neighbourhood takes on its own character.
A day in Munich can be so varied: modern architecture meets historic backdrops, urban creativity meets Bavarian serenity, and city vibes meet idyllic nature. Located in the heart of the creative Werksviertel district at Ostbahnhof, the Adina Apartment Hotel Munich is the tallest hotel in the city. It combines the freedom of a spacious apartment with a kitchen and living area with the amenities of a 4-star hotel – from a wellness area to the in-house fine dining restaurant and bar Fitzroy. Thanks to its central location, Munich's highlights are within easy reach, while the hotel itself offers the perfect retreat with a view. Starting your day here, you can relax and enjoy Munich in all its facets in style.
