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]]>With Christmas just around the corner, many of us are enjoying annual traditions like looking at Christmas lights. Exactly what these traditions look like will vary from family to family and city to city, but it is safe to say that there’s no shortage of spectacular Christmas light displays around the United States. Here are some of the best.
The Bronx Zoo is one of the best zoos in the entire US, and its annual light show does not disappoint. The show features lanterns made to look like popular animals as well as traditional light displays and entertainers who roam throughout the park. This year, Holiday Lights will run through January 8.
Just outside of Los Angeles, the Descanso botanical garden puts on a holiday light show that can only be described as a magical experience. The show utilizes the natural features of the forest alongside specialty lights to create an “enchanted” experience for all. Forest of Light also runs through January 8 this year.
Denver Botanic Gardens actually has two light displays—one at its downtown Denver location on York Street and one outside the city. They’re both worth a visit, but if you can only make one, we recommend checking out Blossoms of Light on York Street. Its twinkling bright colors create a fun, romantic environment perfect for a date night. ‘Blossoms’ runs through January 7.
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]]>Located in front of the Vienna City Hall, the Christkindlmarkt is one of the most popular and well-known Christmas markets in the city. It features over 150 stalls selling a variety of traditional holiday treats, gifts, and decorations. The market also has a range of festive activities, including live music, storytelling, and a traditional nativity scene.
This charming Christmas market is located in the trendy Spittelberg neighborhood and features a mix of traditional and modern holiday items. In addition to the usual festive treats and gifts, the market also has a range of artisanal products and local crafts. The Adventmarkt am Spittelberg also has a range of live music and entertainment, making it a festive and lively place to visit during the holiday season.
Located in the beautiful Belvedere Palace, the Wintermarkt Schloss Belvedere is a festive and elegant Christmas market that offers a variety of holiday treats and gifts. The market is located in the palace’s courtyard, and visitors can enjoy a range of festive activities, including live music and a traditional nativity scene. The market also has a range of culinary treats, including hot drinks and traditional holiday sweets.
These three Christmas markets are just a small sample of the many festive and fun events that the city has to offer. Whether you’re looking for traditional holiday treats or unique gifts, these markets have something for everyone.
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]]>Located at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, The Glittering Lights includes a 2.5 mile-long drive-thru display with amazing holiday lights and displays. The event launched with BMX rider Ricardo Laguna wearing a candy cane jumpsuit with reindeer antlers and pressing a button on his wheel to get the lights started. The event runs through January 10th, 2021 and tickets start at $25 per car.
With almost 600 animated, illuminated displays and more than five million lights in the two-mile wooden trail, there’s no better time to visit Hershey Park. Tickets go for $22.15 per car and the event is being held until January 3rd, 2021, and will be closed on Christmas day.
This drive-thru experience has millions of animated LED lights, holograms, projection lighting, and lasers synchronized to classic holiday music. With displays that are over 40-feet tall, it’s a must see. Tickets start at $49 per car and the event is until January 2rd, 2021.
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]]>Did you know that, however, Spain is all about Christmas lights? Many Spanish cities hang up lights to commemorate the holiday season, creating a spectacle of colors and designs to put a shiny touch on the holidays.
Here are the best cities to see them in.
The Galician city of Vigo is arguably the Christmas capital of Spain. Featuring over 10,000,000 LED lights and a 100-foot tall tree featuring all kinds of animated light patterns, you definitely won’t be left looking for lights in this city.
The streets of the center of Malaga shine with some of the most beautiful Christmas lights on the planet from November until January. Calle Larios is the hub of the light spectacle, featuring an ornate light show that’s set to Christmas tunes like “All I Want for Christmas is You.”
The Spanish capital has impressive lights of its own during the holidays, showcasing lights that correspond to different historical events leading up to the holidays. There are also lighted versions of the Bethlehem nativity scene to be found in certain neighborhoods.
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]]>The post Where to See the Best Holiday Lights in the US appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>With Christmas just around the corner, many of us are enjoying annual traditions like looking at Christmas lights. Exactly what these traditions look like will vary from family to family and city to city, but it is safe to say that there’s no shortage of spectacular Christmas light displays around the United States. Here are some of the best.
The Bronx Zoo is one of the best zoos in the entire US, and its annual light show does not disappoint. The show features lanterns made to look like popular animals as well as traditional light displays and entertainers who roam throughout the park. This year, Holiday Lights will run through January 8.
Just outside of Los Angeles, the Descanso botanical garden puts on a holiday light show that can only be described as a magical experience. The show utilizes the natural features of the forest alongside specialty lights to create an “enchanted” experience for all. Forest of Light also runs through January 8 this year.
Denver Botanic Gardens actually has two light displays—one at its downtown Denver location on York Street and one outside the city. They’re both worth a visit, but if you can only make one, we recommend checking out Blossoms of Light on York Street. Its twinkling bright colors create a fun, romantic environment perfect for a date night. ‘Blossoms’ runs through January 7.
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]]>The post The Best Christmas Markets in Vienna to Visit This Holiday Season appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Located in front of the Vienna City Hall, the Christkindlmarkt is one of the most popular and well-known Christmas markets in the city. It features over 150 stalls selling a variety of traditional holiday treats, gifts, and decorations. The market also has a range of festive activities, including live music, storytelling, and a traditional nativity scene.
This charming Christmas market is located in the trendy Spittelberg neighborhood and features a mix of traditional and modern holiday items. In addition to the usual festive treats and gifts, the market also has a range of artisanal products and local crafts. The Adventmarkt am Spittelberg also has a range of live music and entertainment, making it a festive and lively place to visit during the holiday season.
Located in the beautiful Belvedere Palace, the Wintermarkt Schloss Belvedere is a festive and elegant Christmas market that offers a variety of holiday treats and gifts. The market is located in the palace’s courtyard, and visitors can enjoy a range of festive activities, including live music and a traditional nativity scene. The market also has a range of culinary treats, including hot drinks and traditional holiday sweets.
These three Christmas markets are just a small sample of the many festive and fun events that the city has to offer. Whether you’re looking for traditional holiday treats or unique gifts, these markets have something for everyone.
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]]>The post Check Out These U.S. Holiday Lights Drive-Thrus appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Located at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, The Glittering Lights includes a 2.5 mile-long drive-thru display with amazing holiday lights and displays. The event launched with BMX rider Ricardo Laguna wearing a candy cane jumpsuit with reindeer antlers and pressing a button on his wheel to get the lights started. The event runs through January 10th, 2021 and tickets start at $25 per car.
With almost 600 animated, illuminated displays and more than five million lights in the two-mile wooden trail, there’s no better time to visit Hershey Park. Tickets go for $22.15 per car and the event is being held until January 3rd, 2021, and will be closed on Christmas day.
This drive-thru experience has millions of animated LED lights, holograms, projection lighting, and lasers synchronized to classic holiday music. With displays that are over 40-feet tall, it’s a must see. Tickets start at $49 per car and the event is until January 2rd, 2021.
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]]>The post Spain’s Best Christmas Lights are in These Cities appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Did you know that, however, Spain is all about Christmas lights? Many Spanish cities hang up lights to commemorate the holiday season, creating a spectacle of colors and designs to put a shiny touch on the holidays.
Here are the best cities to see them in.
The Galician city of Vigo is arguably the Christmas capital of Spain. Featuring over 10,000,000 LED lights and a 100-foot tall tree featuring all kinds of animated light patterns, you definitely won’t be left looking for lights in this city.
The streets of the center of Malaga shine with some of the most beautiful Christmas lights on the planet from November until January. Calle Larios is the hub of the light spectacle, featuring an ornate light show that’s set to Christmas tunes like “All I Want for Christmas is You.”
The Spanish capital has impressive lights of its own during the holidays, showcasing lights that correspond to different historical events leading up to the holidays. There are also lighted versions of the Bethlehem nativity scene to be found in certain neighborhoods.
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