You can ice skate at Bryant Park, stroll down Fifth Avenue to admire the holiday window displays, or see a show like The Radio City Christmas Spectacular. The city’s holiday spirit is truly unmatched, making it one of the best places to visit for Christmas.
This Bavarian-style village in the Cascade Mountains is transformed into a Christmas paradise every year. Leavenworth’s Christmas Lighting Festival, where over half a million lights illuminate the town, is a must-see.
Nashville, also known as "Music City," adds a touch of country flair to Christmas. The holiday season features live music performances, including special Christmas concerts, and the city's famous Gaylord Opryland Resort is a must-visit with its indoor gardens and ice sculptures.
If you’re looking for a white Christmas with world-class skiing, Aspen is the place to be. This luxurious mountain town is renowned for its skiing slopes, but during the holidays, the town takes on a festive atmosphere with twinkling lights, ice skating, and holiday markets.
The historic district features beautifully decorated streets, a traditional Christmas market, and performances of A Christmas Carol. You can visit the Christkindlmarkt, a German-style Christmas market, or take part in candlelit tours of historic buildings.
Charleston’s mild winter weather and Southern charm make it an ideal destination for a Christmas escape. The city hosts a variety of events, including festive parades, holiday light displays, and historic house tours decorated in traditional Christmas style.
Chicago offers a magical Christmas experience with its famous Christkindlmarket, an authentic German Christmas market in Daley Plaza. You can shop for unique gifts, enjoy holiday treats, and drink warm mulled wine.