4. Williamsburg, Virginia
Williamsburg says it’s the “Best Christmas Town in America,” and with all it has to offer, we might be tempted to believe them! This small town in Virginia doesn’t hold any punches when it comes to its Christmas celebrations.
But what exactly sets this community apart from all the rest? You’ll get to travel back in time to celebrate a colonial Christmas! The Jamestown settlement offers tours demonstrating how the colonists celebrated this winter holiday.
For even more history, you should attend the Community Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at Market Square in Colonial Williamsburg.
During this event, you’ll get to learn about our country’s very first Christmas tree, which originated in Williamsburg, and you can enjoy a reading of “The Night Before Christmas.”
You can also grab some hot chocolate and walk around town, enjoying the decorated buildings with all the twinkling lights.
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.
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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.