If you are in New York, Chicago or another metropolitan city, chances are it is getting a little colder. Your summer vacation tan is long gone, and the holiday season will be upon us very soon. Now that could be a great excuse for a getaway. Before or during the holidays, Fashion Reverie has some great suggestions for you. And don’t forget to bring your best looks!!
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Saint Martin
This little Caribbean island paradise is perfect if you want to enjoy stunning beaches, great cuisine, and otherworldly wildlife. It is half Dutch and half French and comprises two separate countries, the French side and Dutch side. Their gastronomy festival, which is going on right now, from 11th to 22nd of November, is becoming super popular and we hear quite a few New Yorkers will attend. Perfect to warm up before Thanksgiving!
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Merida, Yucatan
Merida is the stunning capital of Yucatan State in Mexico. There is lots of history, a vibrant Mayan community, lots of great traditions and foods. There is also a beach, not far from city center. Of course, there is lots to see in the vicinity like Izamal , the Yellow City and one of the wonders of the world!!
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New York City
It is a great place to visit during the holidays. You should see the Rockefeller Center with its gigantic Christmas tree along with the iconic Rockefeller Center ice skating ring. Everything is nicely decorated, including Fifth Avenue windows, and you could visit Christmas markets and see the Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall. If you are local or just simply want to visit Brooklyn, it is exciting to see Dyker Heights Christmas Lights. Lots of light displays to enjoy.
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Zagreb, Croatia
The capital of Croatia, Zagreb is great to visit at any time; however, it is quickly becoming one of the best European Christmas Markets on the continent. It has won Best Christmas market for three years in a row. Advent or four weeks before Christmas starts on November 27th, so it is a great time to enjoy holiday festivities.
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Sun Valley, Idaho
Idaho is known for more than potatoes. If you are in the market for a winter wonderland vacation spot, Sun Valley, Idaho may just fit the bill. Sun Valley’s Bald Mountain and Dollar Mountain have long been go-to winter spots for those ski aficionados. Still, there more to do in Sun Valley in the wintertime than ski. There is great snowshoeing, sleigh rides, dining, and shopping. The Opera House, built in 1937, is a great place to see movies or live performances. Hmm, warm coco and strong libations by a roaring fire. Sounds good to me!!
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