Results: The 50 Most Christmassy Places in America (Part Eight)

Koziar's Christmas Village - The shining beacon of Christmas spirit in Bernville has been lighting up the Pennsylvania countryside since 1948. Due to social distancing, prime nights require timed-entry passes, but the 2020 light magic will be as reassuringly familiar as it is a feast for the eyes. Have you ever visited this attraction?

WaKeeney, Kansas - This Kansas town has had the title of "Christmas City of the High Plains" for nearly 70 years and each season they top themselves with a festive light display and tree that shows off the best of American small towns. The town is especially enchanting at night after a snowfall. Have you ever visited this town?

Washington, DC - Start your capital Christmas experience at the Festival of Lights at the DC Mormon Temple before taking in the National Christmas Tree near the White House. Then head to the town of Alexandria in Northern Virginia to walk the charming cobblestoned streets and soak in an old fashioned Christmas atmosphere. Have you ever visited the Capital of the United States known as Washington, DC (or, perhaps live there!)?

San Antonio, Texas - SA pulls out all the stops when it comes to Christmas, lighting their famous Riverwalk with thousands of glimmering bulbs and hosting carol singers on boats as well as presenting a celebration of holiday lanterns. Sea World is also renowned for its special holiday offerings. Have you ever visited this city?

Kansas City, Missouri - Inspired by the architecture of the Spanish city of Seville, The Plaza in Kansas City is one of the country's best outdoor shopping malls, and it's known the world over for its atmospheric Christmas lights. Kansas City is also home to scores of fountains, with many serving as the backdrop to heavenly-lit Christmas trees. Have you ever visited this city?