Friday, 6 December 2019

30 jaw-dropping holiday light displays from around the world

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Even the most bitter of Scrooges can't resist the allure of these gorgeous holiday light installations.

From a 279-feet-high tree made of lights to lantern festivals and quaint lit-up European villages, countries across the globe have their own traditions when it comes to celebrating the holiday season.

Here are 30 jaw-dropping photos that show what famous holiday light displays look like around the world.

Austin, Texas, USA

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The Zilker Park Trail of Lights has been a tradition in Austin, Texas for more than 50 years. The walk features 65 displays, 2 million lights, and various holiday activities that provide festive fun for the whole family. The trail of lights also hosts a few of Austin's most famous food trucks, local musical talent, movies, merchants, and more.

Source: Austin Trail of Lights



Berlin, Germany

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Around Christmastime and the holiday season, the streets along Kurfurstendamm in Berlin, Germany are lit up with trees, stars, and other beautiful lights. Berlin, Germany also holds multiple Christmas markets that sell artisanal goods, gifts, and traditional foods like roasted almonds, making this city the perfect destination for travelers looking to get into the festive holiday spirit. 

Source: Visit Berlin



Bruges, Belgium

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Bruges, Belgium also hosts one of Europe's most exciting and festive Christmas markets, in which the historic city center of Bruges is completely transformed with vendors and activities for visitors. 

Source: European Best Destinations




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