10 Upcoming Events Worth a Trip to Europe
November 7, 2014
 Events Worth a Trip to Europe: Cool, crisp air heralds the fall/winter travel season and with it fewer tourists, great values and opportunities to venture beyond the traditional sights in the great cities of Europe. See below for inspiring events and activities worth traveling for. 
 
 NOVEMBER 
 
 
 Notable Premieres
              Fill your travel itinerary in November with new productions of 
Tosca at the Opera Bastille in Paris, 
Simon Boccanegra at Teatro La Fenice in Venice, and 
Khovanshchina at the Vienna State Opera or other 
opera and ballet performances in Europe, that are sure to sell out.
   
              
              
Fall Fairs & Festivals
                In Paris, galleries from 35 countries will display work at the 
Photo Fair at the Grand Palais from Nov. 13 to 16 (www.parisphoto.com/paris).  In   Prague, hear classical music, jazz, and world music in venues throughout   the city during the 
Strings of Autumn festival through Nov. 12 (www.strunypodzimu.cz). 
     
   
     
              
                
DECEMBER
  
Holiday Favorites
              See 
The Nutcracker performed by one of the renowned ballet companies in Europe, such as   London's Royal Ballet or Corpo di Ballo del Teatro alla Scala in Milan.   Also, check out 
holiday concerts from the 
Christmas Carol Sing-Along in London to a concert of works by Bach in Paris. 
              
              
 
     
                
JANUARY 
Stylish Celebrations
              Kick off 2015 at the 
Imperial Ball at the Hofburg Palace in Vienna. Or, spend New Year's Eve in an opera house: Semperoper in Dresden will present 
Die Fledermaus and the Palais Garnier in Paris will present the ballet
 La Source on New Year's Eve.
 
              
              
Winter Wonders
                Experience the 
Northern Lights and winter landscapes in Tromsø, Norway. While in Scandinavia, stay at the beautiful, yet ephemeral 
ICEHOTEL, featuring works by artists from around the world and constructed from 30,000 tons of snow and ice.