Planning a trip to Europe in February 2023 and looking for some fun winter destinations to visit!? Well, I’m more than happy to help out with that! While you may think that the peak summer season of June-August is the best time to embark on a Euro trip, I’d argue that winter in Europe is where it’s at. Namely, the month of February!
It may be below freezing in some parts of the continent, but in others, things are just heating up. Whether your scene is partying the night away at Carnival, hitting the snow of the Alps or lazing under the Mediterranean sun, February has something for everyone in Europe.
I’ve put together this mega guide to 13 incredible cities to visit in Europe in February. It’s jam-packed with winter getaway guides that may even inspire you to discover a destination you never even considered before…
1) Barcelona, Spain
Let’s face it. Barcelona is a brilliant destination year-round and has something for every style of traveler. It’s vibrant, fun, surprising and exciting. But even if you’re swinging by this Spanish city outside of the peak summer season, you’re guaranteed a good time.
February in Barcelona, while still on the chilly side, doesn’t experience the intensely low temperatures other parts of Europe do – thanks to its Mediterranean location. Plus, there’s tons going on in Barcelona in February to stay busy for the duration of your stay!
Spend your days enjoyiing the artwork of Antoni Gaudi without the crowds, enjoy barhopping and tapas in the Gothic District, and revel in the Barcelona nightlife (which is always happening no matter the time of the year).
Barcelona is easily one of the best places to visit in February!
What’s on in Barcelona in February:
Barcelona Carnival (“Carnaval de Barcelona”)
https://www.barcelona-tourist-guide.com/en/events/easter/barcelona-carnival-carnestoltes.html
Held in the week leading up to Ash Wednesday and the start of Lent, Barcelona Carnival is a quintessential loud and proud Spanish celebration held across this awesome city. TimeOut calls Barcelona Carnival a week of “costume parties, traditions and general debauchery.” Kicking off on the famous central Barcelona strip of Las Ramblas, a week at Barcelona Carnival is a non-stop party.
Sitges Carnival (“Carnaval”)
https://www.sitges-tourist-guide.com/en/events/sitges-carnival.html
An offshoot of Barcelona’s massive carnival, Sitges Carnival is held in the coastal town of Sitges just 35km south…
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