Where’s the perfect Christmas Town? Or the biggest Christmas town in the world? Christmas is upon us, and we want to know what the best Christmas town to visit is to experience the best Christmas towns in the world. This video of the top 10 World’s best Christmas cities will show you what’s the best Christmas town to visit with your family and loved ones!
Imagine a place where you could visit at any time of the year and always experience the magic of Christmas. No, not the North Pole—it’s the Christmas Farm Inn & Spa, a charming bed-and-breakfast nestled in the White Mountains in Jackson, New Hampshire.…
Expect to be dazzled with The Magic of Christmas at Hogwarts™ Castle, the stunning projection experience that wraps the castle with spectacular holiday spirit. And prepare for Hogsmeade™ to be transformed with festive décor, holiday-themed food, drinks and entertainment.
Christmas at the Capital Hotel in Little Rock, Arkansas is full of events for everyone to enjoy. Activities include a Christmas Tree Lighting, Stories with Santa, Afternoon Tea with Mrs. Claus, Gingerbread House Decorating, Sundays with Santa, Lunch with the Claus’s and beautiful Holiday Decor.
The Festival of Lights (French: Fête des lumières) in Lyon, France expresses gratitude toward Mary, mother of Jesus around December 8th of each year. This uniquely Lyonnaise tradition dictates that every house place candles along the outsides of all the windows to produce a spectacular effect throughout the streets.
For Christmas in Tivoli, we light up the dark with beautiful decorations everywhere. True to tradition, you can stroll about exploring the many Christmas stalls and watch as the Tivoli Youth Guard’s illuminated parades march by.
This small Alabamian city with a name like a fairy-tale country transforms its main square to “Christmas in Candyland,” complete with snow-making machines each December.
Just a little to the southeast of Fairbanks, you’ll find an entire town named after Santa’s homeland, North Pole, where you can experience a holiday bazaar and fireworks display at an annual event known as “North Pole Christmas in Ice.” Additionally, you can take part in the Candle Lighting Festival, whose attractions include the crowning of this year’s North Pole King and Queen and a Christmas carol sing-a-long.
