Nothing beats the delight of holiday decorations.
Even in the midst of a blizzard, the sight of a town decked out with boughs of holly and other Christmas decorations can bring warmth all the way down to your toes.
This Rocky Mountain became one of the happiest town in the country thanks to a blend of opulence and quaint charm.
Cookie exchanges, public s’mores roasts, and elf meet-and-greets may be found along Cooper Avenue.
This year’s 12 Days of Aspen celebration runs from December 20 to December 31; see the calendar for a complete list of events.
While you’re here for the holidays, don’t forget to visit the city’s three most famous hotels.
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In this Colorado beauty, the ski season swings into full gear over the holidays. December brings new snow, the lighting of the community tree, and New Year’s Eve celebrations. Vail is known for both good coffee and good cocktails — compare local favorites Yeti’s Grind and Loaded Joe’s in the morning, and tuck into cocktails at Root & Flower in the evening.
Travelers may be drawn to this former artists’ colony in Maine for a beach vacation, but the holiday season brings with it the benefits of winter on the beach: reduced pricing and an overall sense of quiet, with just enough festivity to keep things buzzing. The Christmas by the Sea festival, held in mid-December, usually includes a beach bonfire and visits with Santa. You can also easily visit two retail centers from Ogunquit: the Kittery Outlets and Freeport, which is about an hour away.
Despite the lack of snowman-building materials, this Florida town’s snowbird-style winter wonderland continues to entice Christmas visitors with its luxury stores, hip boutiques, and festive atmosphere.
The official tree, evening “snow” showers, and beautiful window displays, such as those at department stores in the Old Naples Historic District, are all located on Third Street South.
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