Thanksgiving 2022: Five Best Thanksgiving Destinations From Around The World

Austin, Texas- Austin is no longer the secretive haven in Central Texas that Death Proof and Dazed and Confused give you hints of. The Live Music Capital of the World has changed into a thriving cultural hub with live performances, visual arts, and of course its amazing barbecue. You can visit the Pangea Lounge, enjoy live music at the sixth street, visit The Bullock Museum which is a fascinating educational place and enjoy at Franklin Barbecue. (Image Source: Getty)

Riviera Maya, Mexico-  The Riviera Maya is well-known for its expansive all-inclusive resorts, a long history of smaller boutique hotels, as well as the numerous fine-dining establishments that can be found along the beaches. Jet skiing, snorkelling, scuba diving, swimming in cenotes, swimming with dolphins, zip-lining, horseback riding, boating, and guided forest tours are among the activities that will make your trip even more thrilling. (Image Source: Twitter)

Tuscany, Italy- Tuscany is one of Italy's top tourist attractions because of its magnificent cities, towns, and landscape. Historic cities, cathedrals and museums bursting with art, delicious cuisine and wine, mediaeval hill towns, beaches, and stunning scenery are just a few of Tuscany's many attractions. The region of Tuscany as a whole has a distinct personality all its own. (Image Source: Twitter)

Bruges, Belgium- Bruges and a few other northern cities with extensive canal systems, including Amsterdam and St. Petersburg, are sometimes referred to as the Venice of the North. Gorgeous cathedrals, lively central square, and mediaeval structures and towers are what Bruges is famous for. Museums are popular here too, showcasing all things arty and chocolaty. Visitors to Bruges will also have a lot of fun exploring the city's twisting canals. (Image Source: Twitter)

Dromoland Castle, Ireland- Travel across the Atlantic to County Clare's expansive and majestic Dromoland Castle to give your Thanksgiving celebrations an Irish flair. There will be plenty to do, including exploring the 450 acres of the property grounds, the stunning fall colours, and the close vicinity to the well-known Cliffs of Moher. Take advantage of the holiday weekend's activities at Dromoland, which include falconry, archery, clay shooting, and golf, before indulging in a Thanksgiving lunch that showcases the best of seasonal Irish fare. (Image Source: Twitter)