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For example, the North Pole Christmas In Ice Celebration attracts ice sculptors from all around the world, eager to display their latest creation-which you will also have the opportunity to admire. While the city does celebrate Christmas all year round (with a name like that, you can't disappoint), visiting in December has its perks. If you'd rather experience a less crowded version of the holiday, a trip to North Pole, Alaska, with its impeccable scenery and Christmas ambiance is sure to be worth every penny spent. Where to fly: Fairbanks International Airport

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Pro tip: For those philosophers and inventors in your life, a trip to the Food For Thought restaurant in Williamsburg is truly unique in its conception, as you'll find quotes from inventors, scientists, and social leaders on the walls, along with discussion cards placed at each table to promote intellectual discussion. For an equally impressive lighting display, head to the flagship store of the Yankee Candle Village where Santa's workshop is always bustling. If you happen to be planning a trip to Colonial Williamsburg, it may behoove you to stop by on December 2 for the Grand Illumination, which sets of a month of holiday-related celebrations in the historical establishment. Perhaps serving as one of the most picturesque Christmas experiences on the list, a walk through Williamsburg, Virginia, during the height of the holiday season is sure to dazzle anyone-especially those with an affinity for Christmas lights. Where to fly: Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport

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