christmas towns

Put on your coziest winter coat and get ready for some major movie magic at this enchanting Ontario Christmas town. Located just a road trip from Toronto, this beautiful destination is like stepping into a scene from a Hallmark film and has endless charm waiting around every bend.

With garland-filled streets, twinkling shops, horse-drawn carriages, and glistening ice rinks, this old-world village has "Christmas" written all over it.

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If a ski trip to Austria isn't in the cards for you this holiday season, you can still enjoy some mountain-style magic right here in Ontario. This cozy village nestled amidst snowy hills is an enchanting spot to visit at Christmastime, and the best part is, you don't need to get on a plane to enjoy it.

The destination boasts cobblestone streets, colourful buildings, and quaint shops, making it look like a scene from a European holiday card.

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If you've ever dreamed of starring in a Christmas movie, you'll want to plan a trip to this enchanting Ontario village. Tucked away amid snowy trees, the hidden gem is a real-life holiday movie set and offers endless festive fun.

The village is located a road trip away from Toronto and is especially magical during the Christmas season, when the snow-covered pathways and dazzling decor make it look like a scene from the North Pole.

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If you've been dreaming of experiencing Christmas in Europe, you don't need to empty your savings account and take a wintry trip across the Atlantic to get a taste of it. There's a city in Canada that has all the hallmarks of a European celebration — no plane ticket required.

Known for their twinkling cobblestone streets, historic plazas transformed into winter wonderlands, and iconic holiday markets that are admired around the world, Europe's Christmas towns are a must-visit for so many Canadians.

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It's the most wonderful time of the year, and if you're needing a little extra cheer, a visit to this European village right outside of Vancouver should do the trick.

The city itself has lots of holiday fun on deck (mulled wine at the Vancouver Christmas Market, anyone?), but there's something about roaming the cobblestone streets of a cute town that gives just the right Hallmark-movie vibes.

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