Snow-loving enthusiasts will be joyous with weather forecasters' prediction that a white Christmas is on the cards for the UK this year. Temperatures are set to nose-dive in the coming weeks, however this does not guarantee snowfall on Christmas Day.
According to Met Office, the definition of a white Christmas is 'one snowflake to be observed falling in the 24 hours of December 25 somewhere in the UK'. Besides tenuous weather predictions and expecting just the one lonely snowflake constituting a white Christmas, there is another way you can guarantee waking up to a snowy scene.
Solo travel experts at WeRoad have curated their top three destinations of the most Christmassy spots in the world. Witness The Rockefeller tree in all its glory, spot the glow of the northern lights in Iceland or go sledging with huskies in Lapland as you cosy up in the snow and create memories for an unforgettable Christmas.
