Every year, we dream about spending Christmas somewhere magical, but this time, we’ve got two little ones in tow—ages 2 and 1. We want that classic European Christmas charm, like the cozy villages in Alsace, but here’s the catch: we’re from Southeast Asia, so freezing weather is a big no-no. I can already picture my kids refusing to leave the hotel if it’s too cold! We’ve been looking at Southern Italy and Spain, hoping for milder weather and festive markets. I keep imagining us wandering through twinkling streets, sipping hot chocolate, but I’m worried—will the kids actually enjoy it, or will we end up chasing them around old churches while they cry for snacks? And honestly, is it even possible to find a place that’s both festive and not freezing? We’re also planning a stop in Hong Kong on the way back, but my main concern is making sure the trip is fun for the kids and not just a photo op for us. Has anyone actually done this with toddlers? Did you find any spots that weren’t packed with tourists or too chilly for little ones? I’d love to hear about places where your kids actually had fun and you didn’t regret dragging them across the continent. #familytravel #christmasineurope #travelwithtoddlers #Travel