1. New York City, USA: The city offers several activities like ice skating at the Rockefeller Center, seeing the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, or taking a walk through the festive Dyker Heights neighborhood.

2. Vienna, Austria: With a tradition of Christmas markets dating back to the Middle Ages, Vienna becomes a festive spectacle during Christmas. Visit the Rathausplatz Market, Schönbrunn Palace Market, and enjoy concerts in St. Stephen’s Cathedral.

3. Quebec City, Canada: Known for its Old World charm and festive ambiance during Christmas. You can enjoy traditional festive activities such as sleigh rides and caroling choirs.

4. Nuremberg, Germany: Famous for the Christkindlesmarkt, one of the world's oldest Christmas markets, the city is transformed into a winter wonderland during the festive season.

5. Rovaniemi, Lapland, Finland: Known as the Official Hometown of Santa Claus, it offers plenty of festive attractions such as reindeer sleigh rides, and the Santa Claus Village where you can meet Santa himself.

6. Strasbourg, France: Known as the Capital of Christmas, it hosts the oldest Christmas market in France. Its festive decorations and lighting make the city a sight to behold.

7. Sydney, Australia: If you fancy a Christmas in the summer, head to Sydney. You can visit the Sydney Christmas market, enjoy a festive picnic in the park, and witness the annual Boxing Day Yacht race.

8. Tokyo, Japan: Although Christmas is not a public holiday, the city celebrates it in a grand style with light displays and festive decorations across shopping centers and parks.

9. Bethlehem, Palestine: As the birthplace of Jesus Christ, Bethlehem draws thousands of pilgrims every year for the Christmas Mass at the Church of the Nativity.

10. Reykjavik, Iceland: If you fancy a White Christmas, this place is perfect. Visit the Yule Town Christmas market and don't forget to look up at the night sky; you may witness the magnificent Northern Lights.