Visit Zermatt

The birthplace of winter tourism in 1864, two Winter Olympics and the Cresta Run.

Car-free alpine village at the foot of the world’s most photographed peak, with Europe’s highest cable-car station.

The 1994 Winter Olympics town, with the Maihaugen open-air museum and the ski jump you can ride down.

The main Bulgarian ski resort under the Pirin mountains, with a stone old town and mehana taverns.

Subtropical Black Sea beaches and the 2014 Winter Olympics venues in the Caucasus above.

A Russian wooden mosque built by Dungans, the Sunday animal market and treks to Altyn-Arashan hot springs.

Temple Square, the Great Salt Lake and the greatest snow on Earth an hour up the canyons.

The lone tree in the lake, the Roys Peak hike and the quieter alternative to Queenstown.