As soon as the holiday season is here and Christmas decorations are up, every city looks pretty festive. Some of them, however, look that way all the time, including these three charming little towns known for embracing the spirit of Christmas all year round.
North Pole, Alaska
Alaska may be America’s coldest state, but a trip to North Pole will warm your heart. Located near Fairbanks, this tiny town is known for its year-round Christmas decorations, and the holiday-themed shop Santa Claus House is its most popular tourist attraction.
Santa Claus, Indiana
As soon as you hear the name of this town in southwestern Indiana, it’s immediately clear it’s Christmas-themed. Even once the holiday season is over, you can still find many shops, a museum, a post office, and other attractions inspired by Santa Claus right here.
Frankenmuth, Michigan
If shopping happens to be your favorite thing about the holiday season, you’ll feel right at home in this town in Michigan, known as Little Bavaria. Frankenmuth is home to Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland, a themed store that offers over 50,000 items and calls itself “the world’s largest Christmas store.”
