The Big Apple is famous for its holiday festivities, including the iconic Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, the holiday window displays along Fifth Avenue, the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, and numerous holiday markets.
Chicago's Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier, the Christkindlmarket, and the magnificent Mile Lights Festival are just a few highlights. The city's impressive architecture is adorned with lights and decorations, making it a festive destination to explore.
Known as "America's Christmas Tree City," Branson goes all out with the Ozark Mountain Christmas celebration, featuring over 7 million lights, 1,000 decorated trees, holiday shows, and parades. Silver Dollar City's An Old Time Christmas is a major attraction.
Dubbed "Christmas City, USA," Bethlehem hosts a traditional Christkindlmarkt, live Advent calendar, and beautiful light displays. The city's rich history adds to the festive atmosphere, making it a unique place to celebrate the holiday season.
The River Walk shines brightly with millions of lights reflecting off the river, alongside festive boat parades and holiday events. The historic Pearl District hosts a traditional Mexican market, offering a unique Christmas experience.
This charming Bavarian-style village in the Pacific Northwest becomes a Christmas wonderland, with millions of lights, holiday concerts, and the famous Christmas Lighting Festival. Its picturesque setting and festive decorations draw visitors from all over.
While known for its theme parks, Orlando goes all out for Christmas with events at Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, and SeaWorld. Each park features holiday parades, spectacular light displays, and themed shows, making it a dream destination for Christmas.
For a white Christmas experience, Aspen offers snowy landscapes, festive lights, and holiday markets. The city's 12 Days of Aspen event celebrates the season with free ice skating, visits from Santa, and other holiday activities.