The Christmas markets of Europe are one of the biggest attractions in the world in December, and no other city decks the halls quite like Nuremberg.
The monsoon downpours taper off in November, bringing about relatively cool, dry weather to the Thai capital the following month.
The glass-and-concrete metropolis takes on a winter wonderland feel when the trees are draped in twinkle lights and there's a dusting of snow on the sidewalk.
Like its neighbors in the Black Forest, this historic city also throws a renowned Christmas market that swirls with both French and German traditions.
The northernmost island in Japan, Hokkaido has become one of the world's ultimate places for snow.
One of the most attractive islands in the world, St. Lucia is an incredible escape from the cold climates up north in December.
The entire cityis decked out in twinkle lights and decorations for the holidays, giving it a romantic, almost magical feel.
The Maldives are among the most beautiful islands in the world, especially in December, when there's ample sunshine, warm temperatures, and little rain.
The Southern Hemisphere's brings perfect sightseeing weather to the city not too hot, not too cold, and virtually no rain whatsoever.
Dubai is big and bright no matter what time of year you visit. But Dubai certainly does it up right during the winter months.