New York, New York: The tree at Rockefeller Center is one of the world’s most famous Christmas trees and definitely a site worth visiting during the holiday season.
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Holiday Travels: Best Places to Go
by Homesessive
For most, the holidays are a time to travel and spend time with friends and family. Whether you choose to visit a distant relative or spend your time off in an exotic location, traveling is a key part of the season. No matter where you celebrate this year, don't let the chaos of traveling ruin your joy! We've compiled a list of the best places from around the world to spend and enjoy your holiday.
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Amsterdam, The Netherlands: The history of Santa Claus dates back to the Dutch having Sinterklaas, who gives presents to reward children who are good. Oh, did I mention he has a beard? The Dutch people celebrate Christmas twice: once on the 5th with toys and presents and food and family on the 25th.
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Goa, India: There are Portuguese influences in this seaside city India. Full of white-washed Catholic churches, bells, carolers, and even firecrackers. This surely will make your holiday as perfect as a scene from a Bollywood movie.
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Vienna, Austria: The imperial architecture is lined with beautiful, bright decorations. There are even three outdoor Christkindlmarkts (Christmas Vendor Markets). Vendors sell Christmas DIY crafts and ornaments, and you can even pick up some finger food and a glass of glühwein, spiced wine!
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Reykjavík, Iceland: This rarely trave led locale only has daylight for four hours. You can even see the bright green aurora borealis illuminating the night sky. There are statues of the 12 Yule Lads, which is the Icelandic version of Santa Claus, in almost every shop window.
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Key West, Florida: Tropical temperatures and warm cheer are typically Key West’s most influencing attributes, even at Christmastime. The locals have a tradition of the Bight Before Christmas -- trimmed and lit palm trees, decorated historic inns, and four blocks of boats line Key West's historic waterfront.
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Boston, Massachusetts: Nothing can beat walking the cobblestone streets of Boston in the snow with the lamp posts decorated for the holiday season. Christmas light line the buildings, and excitement fills the air. Grab a hot cocoa and enjoy your festive stay.
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Quebec City, Canada: This Canadian city is lined with cobblestone streets and 16th-century stone houses make this 400-year-old city a great Christmas destination. Fall in love with this winter escape that's heavily influenced by French culture
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Santa Claus, Indiana: Nicknamed “America’s Christmas Hometown,” the local inhabitants celebrate this holiday year round. There are many Santa-themed shops and attractions to choose from, open year round!
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