1. North Pole, Alaska
Can’t get to Lapland? Don’t worry, our country’s got the next best thing! The next time your kids or grandkids say they want to visit the North Pole to visit Santa, you’ll know where to make their dreams come true!
Located about 15 miles away from Fairbanks, this small town is gussied up in Christmas decor all year round and is home to the Santa Claus House. The structure dates back to the 50s when a cheerful local known for dressing up as Santa Claus opened a general store.
Today, the house sells anything and everything Christmas and is home to Santa’s sleigh and a team of reindeer.
But when you aren’t visiting Santa, you can soak up the unique surroundings by strolling down streets like Kris Kringle Drive and Snowman Lane, or you can head to the annual Winter Festival for its holiday bazaar and fireworks.
Tarpon Springs, Florida, is the home of the largest Greek community in the United States. This vibrant little town is decorated to the max from Thanksgiving through New Years. We just love going down the avenue seeing all the shops! Come visit our little town!
Frankenmuth MI is fantastic and has a great Christmas vibe all year
round.
You missed Frankenmuth, Michigan
Need some southern flavor. Like St Augustine or Dunedin, FL
Dahlonega, Georgia is one of the most incredible places for Christmas time. The streets are all lit up, live music on the square and a blissful feeling of happiness as you walk the streets and shop in vintage style stores. Trees surrounding the square are lit up and there’s a cheeriness in the air.