Christmas is celebrated in a variety of ways. It often includes festive lights and decorations for all to enjoy, no matter your religious leanings. Here’s an around the world look through images…
Above is Peter Jones department store in London
Christmas tree at the Lafayette department store in Paris
Christmas lights in Solden, Austria
A shop in Stuttgart, Germany
Storefront in New York City
Chicago’s Daly Plaza
Lights adorn Budapest, Hungary
The Aurora Borealis in Alaska
Kids in Lowestoft, England. A cold day at the beach!
See more lovely photos at DeliciousBaby’s Photo Friday!
Travel Well!
Beth
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Photo credit: Peter Jones London – Monica Arellano-Ongpin
Photo credit: Paris Tree – caspermoller
Photo credit: Solden, Austria – bortescristian
Photo credit: Stuttgart – David Blackwell
Photo credit: Bigelow’s in NY – berk2804
Photo credit: Chicago – laffy4k
Photo credit: Budapest – Yellow.Cat
Photo credit: Alaska – Beverly & Pack
Photo credit: Beach in England – timparkinson
This is a beautiful post! What a fun way to ring in the holiday season!
Traveling around the world in just one post! Beautiful pictures! I really like the photo taken in Budapest with the lights reflecting off of the square.
Great pictures!!! Bring us the celebration all around the world. 🙂
I love these kinds of posts that take us all over the world. They help remind us how different and yet how similar we all are. Fun!
A Festive theme The magic of Christmas lights and trees in the evening do something to people, even make you go swimming in sub zero temperatures!
I love this! Especially the kids in Lowestoft — that’s quite a way to celebrate.
Great idea, and love your shots! Inspiration for my next post 🙂
Lovely selection of photos!
I love light displays, but I have to say the most awesome one here is the Aurora Borealis!