Many consider the Grand Canyon Railway’s Polar Express to be the kickoff to the holiday season, as it all begins at Williams Depot near the Grand Canyon. Similar to the book and the movie, guests can expect lively elves, chefs and other characters for constant entertainment. Everyone is encouraged to dance and act out old-fashioned holiday tunes as well as to read along to the popular Polar Express tale.
“Arizona’s Christmas City” earns its nickname with tons of events to celebrate the season in this western gem of a town. The Courthouse Lighting, preceded by the annual Christmas parade, illuminates the gorgeous historic building as well as over a hundred trees in the main square. Other events include a musical showcase, a Frontier Christmas celebration with treats and hot cider at Sharlot Hall Museum, and a huge Gingerbread Village.
It’s that time of year again, and London is celebrating by launching a selection of spectacular Christmas lights across the city. From Christmas markets and Christmas shopping in London, to ice skating rinks, Winter Wonderland and festive events, there are lots of magical things to…
As it does every year, last year’s festive market was hugely profitable for Bath, as highlighted by a survey commissioned to assess the impact of it on the city’s economy. The survey showed that an estimated 409,000 people visited the…
The Winter Festival of Lights is Canada’s largest illumination festival that takes you on an 8-km journey through a beautifully-decorated Niagara Falls. As many as 1.5 million people attend the festival every year and it’s become an annual tradition for many Canadians across the country.
These small towns sure know how to celebrate the season right. We recommend visiting these places. It is sure to warm your heart and make beautiful memories of the holiday season.
