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

Prescott, Arizona - Arizona's Christmas City, Prescott meshes together timeless Christmas traditions with an Old West flair. Admire the brilliant holiday lights on the historic courthouse and surrounding trees before getting warm by the fire—cool December nights are very common at this elevation. Have you ever visited this city?

The Biltmore Estate - America's grandest house gets fully into the season each year, but you don't even have to go inside to be swept away by the spirit. Just walking the grounds, and taking in the lit trees and dramatic Blue Ridge backdrop is enough to put you in the Christmas spirit. Have you ever visited this house?

Portsmouth, New Hampshire - Portsmouth is once again celebrating a vintage Christmas, with a few tweaks for 2020. The Strawberry Banke museum will be hosting an outdoor ice skating and the "Candlelight Stroll Under the Stars", which will feature wreaths, lights and actors playing historical roles, all under the crisp night sky. You will also be able to admire gingerbread houses at the town's shop windows. Have you ever visited this town?

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania - Sure, the name makes it a shoo-in for any compilation of America's most Christmassy places, but Bethelem backs up its biblical name big time. This lovely Lehigh Valley city hosts a fantastic Christmas market—famous for its handcrafted goods—every year, decorates itself in brilliant lights and, in 2020, will also be sponsoring socially-distanced storytelling with Santa. Have you ever visited this city?

Wollman Rink in Central Park - New York City's other famous sheet of ice, Wollman Rink sits in Central Park and boasts a spectacular city skyline backdrop. The rink has featured in holiday films Home Alone 2 and Serendipity, with a spin on the ice followed by a hot chocolate being a quintessential Big Apple Christmas experience. Have you ever skated on this rink?