5. Woodstock, Vermont
If you want to experience a genuinely traditional white Christmas with small-town charm, Woodstock is your best bet in New England.
With over 67in. of snow each year, a lively Christmas market, and traditional Christmas decorations, this small town has lots for you to enjoy during the holidays, including Billings Farm, a local holiday favorite.
It’s best known for its skiing, but the town comes alive come Christmastime thanks to the popular Wassail Weekend. This three-day celebration is jam-packed with a variety of things to do.
You can attend grand events, like the annual Wassail Parade, or sit back and relax with a holiday movie screening. There are also traditional activities, including caroling, and things for the kids, including craft-making and holiday storytime at the local library.
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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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.