As winter approaches in the northern hemisphere, you might be on the lookout for destinations with comfortable climates no matter what the season. Travel experts at SkyParkSecure have revealed new research ranking what they say are the top 10 cities worldwide with the best year-round climates. Read on to see where they are.
The Norwegian capital came at number ten on the list. Oslo has an impressive 10.5 hours of sun in spring, but big dump of snow, with around 130cm every winter.
Standouts of Vienna's climate are an average summer temperature of 27 degrees, making it warm but not too hot see all the sights. The American city of Detroit, in Michigan only gets around 28cm of snow each winter, the research says. Finland might be known for its cold winter weather, but it makes up for it with a big 11.
6 hours of sunshine in the spring. While it might get an average 216cm of snow in the winter, in the summer it's a balmy 25 degrees in Montreal. Enjoy 10 hours of sun in the spring in Toronto, which also has a relatively low rainfall of 65cm on average in autumn.
The South Korean city does get snow - an average of 10cm, but on average it's a hot but not roasting 28 degrees in the summer. Bucharest came in third in the survey, with research claiming it has the best weather all year round With 11.2 hours of sunlight on average during the spring months, it's a prime destination for a city break.
Summers in Bucharest are equally appealing, with warm temperatures averaging 29 degrees..
