New Year holiday 2011

New Year is the time we all wait for. Its time when the schools and colleges have their winter vacations. For the professionals this is the time for annual leaves. Tours and cruises are the apt things to opt for this time. If you have been

wondering how to spend your New Year holiday 2011, then you might as well plan a 15 day long trip for you. Choose a location that you hold dear. Alternatively, you can also opt for beach holidays and “wine and culinary” tours.

The Caribbean, Rome and Italy are best destinations for this. Else, you can also spend some cozy time with your family and friends with home New Year parties and luncheons.

New Year Holiday 2011 Destinations


We all keep our yearly vacations for this time of the year. So for the ones who love to travel and wondering which locations to pick up, we offer you the following destinations. Apart from the celebrations they provide you with fantastic sightseeing scopes. Whether you go with your family or spouse you are sure to enjoy the place.

New Year Holiday in Spain


One of the best destinations to visit is Spain. You can opt for the travel packages that offer you various sightseeing options. Barcelona is a must visit where you can be at the Old Town, Sagrada Familia church, and Las Ramblas. As you travel inland towards the Montserrat you would get to see some popular monasteries. Catalonia is yet another place that you must visit. As you head north, take some time to explore Sant Hilari which is a beautiful mountain town.

The place is famous for high quality wine and Catalan sausage. The painted houses in the small town of Girona are a scenic delight. A trip to Spain is incomplete without the Paris River Seine Cruise.

New Year Holiday in Rome


It is best if you travel to Rome by middle December, as the New Year celebrations starts from Christmas. Be blessed by the Pope after the prayer session on Piazza di San Pietro, on 25th December. He also delivers a midnight mass at the Saint Peter’s Basilica. On your trip you can also visit the market stalls put up at the Piazza Navona. The place is special for crafts and food items. If you have children with you, then visit the toy fair at the Piazza Navona during the first half of December. On this day the pope makes a visit to the Chiesa del Gesu, and we have the Mayor present also. He offers a chalice to the priest.

New Year Holiday in Venice


As you walk into Venice your New Year holiday trip, the sights that would entice you most is the Gondola rides and the mystical church bells. The sounds almost induce a lyrical quality in the air that like that of the wind chimes. You can visit various museums in Venice and also shop from the markets at Campo San Stefano. If you are visiting in the month of January, make it a point to be there for the Befana races and take pictures of the Rialto Bridge. Whilst your journey dine out at the Antica Trattoria Poste Vecie. The best preparation here is the calf-liver cooked in special Venetian-style.

New Year Holiday in Turkey


Turkey has always been a land of the mystics. Keeping this in mind, its one of the apt spots for New Year holiday 2011. Step in to the streets, and you would find a decorated fir tree. Other New Year eve symbols include a roasted turkey and also the cute images of Noel Baba. This is the Turkish term used for Santa Claus.

December to January is the best time to visit Turkey. You can be a part of the Konya Festival. Keeping in mind the festivities you can also see the whiling dervishes of the Mevlevi order performing.

New Year Holiday Tips


Let us discuss some of the important tips that would be helpful while deciding for a holiday vacation. The useful tips are listed below:-

New Year would be a peak season for traveling, hence you need to book your flights from advance.
If you are consulting a travel agent, then it’s always best to compare rates.
Carry a travel guide with you always.

Egypt, Alaska and Switzerland are other New Year holiday 2011 spots. You can opt from the various holiday tour deals that are on offer!

 

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