This Enchanting Holiday Road Trip In Washington Is Merry And Bright
While there’s still plenty of time to enjoy Washington’s holiday delights, the end of the year will be here before we know it. Since this is a busy time of year, you may have to enjoy a lot of holiday cheer in a short amount of time. This short road trip will take you to a few of our top holiday attractions as well as a couple of hidden gems.


The annual event has become a beloved tradition, and admission is just $10 if you buy your tickets online first. The lights go on at 5 p.m., and if you arrive early, you can get the best parking.
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The Menashe family has been going all out on their beautiful home for decades. In fact, they were recently featured on an episode of ABC’s "The Great Christmas Light Fight." Visiting their display feels like stepping into a Hallmark movie.
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Since 1949, this row of houses at Park Rd NE and NE Ravenna Blvd. have been going all out for the holiday season.

Not only is the location of the hotel great, but it's definitely where you'll want to be when you wake up.

This year's theme is Welcome to Whoville, and it's as adorable as it sounds.

The fun takes place on the sidewalks between Bellevue Square and Lincoln Square from NE 4th to NE 8th Streets. The parade starts at 7, but you'll want to arrive early to get a good view.

From 4:30-9 p.m nightly, you can take a stroll through this stunning display.
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The festival boasts over a million lights, a dinner theatre, and even overnight accommodations.
Have you been? If not, you’ll surely want to check it out this season.
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