Charming European cities with 21°C highs soar in popularity as more Britons opt for coolcations

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Charming European cities with 21°C highs soar in popularity as more Britons opt for coolcations.

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British holidaymakers are ditching the usual sun-drenched getaways this summer in favour of something a bit different — cooler European city breaks where temperatures hover in the pleasant low 20s, according to new research.It showed the capital of Estonia as the most popular pick when it comes to 'coolcations', where summer temperatures reach around 21°C.After weeks of record-breaking heat hitting both the UK and popular Mediterranean spots, some travellers are rethinking their plans entirely.

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Fresh data from online travel agent loveholidays shows last-minute bookings to cooler destinations have shot up since heatwave conditions took hold across Britain on June 19.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Rather than baking on a beach in southern Europe, Britons are now flocking to northern cities where they can actually enjoy being outdoors.Top 5 trending "coolcations"Tallinn, Estonia — average summer high of 21°C, bookings up 110%Copenhagen, Denmark — average summer high of 21°C, bookings...

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