Will and Guy bring to you some beautiful Christmas tree pictures to brighten your
day. These pictures from all over the world were sent in by a regular reader and contributor, John Reeves, who receives
our thanks.
The world's largest Christmas tree display rises up the slopes of Monte
Ingino outside of Gubbio, in Italy's Umbria region. Composed of about 500
lights connected by 40,000 feet of wire. The image of the "tree" is a modern marvel for
an ancient city.
A Christmas tree befitting Tokyo's night-time neon display is projected
onto the exterior of the Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka.
Prague, Czech Republic
Illuminating the Gothic facades of Prague's Old Town Square, and casting
its glow over the manger display of the famous Christmas market, is a grand
tree cut in the Sumava mountains in the southern Czech Republic.
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More Christmas Tree Pictures from Around the World
Will and Guy love variety. We believe that collecting pictures from
all around the world simultaneously give the perspective of diversity, while
illustrating the characteristics of that country.
Famous Christmas Tree from Washington D.C., USA
The Capitol Christmas tree in Washington, D.C., USA, is
decorated with 3,000 ornaments that are the handiwork of U.S.
schoolchildren. Encircling evergreens in the "Pathway of Peace" represent
the 50 U.S. states.
Venice's Murano Island, renowned throughout the world for its quality
glasswork, is home to the tallest glass tree in the world. Sculpted by
master glass blower Simone Cenedese, the artistic Christmas tree is a modern
reflection of the holiday season.
Moscow Mesmerising Christmas Tree Lights
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Moscow celebrates Christmas according
to the Russian Orthodox calendar on 7th January. For weeks beforehand, the
city is alive with festivities in anticipation of Father Frost's arrival on
his magical troika with the Snow Maiden. He and his helper deliver gifts
under the New Year tree, or yolka, which is traditionally a fir.
More Christmas Tree Pictures
This collection of Christmas tree pictures features outdoor displays.
However, we also have examples of funny,
unusual and even
indoor trees.
The largest Christmas tree in Europe [more than 230 feet tall] can be
found in the Praça do Comércio in Lisbon, Portugal. Thousands of lights
adorn the tree, adding to the special enchantment of the city during the
season.
The infuriating design is where the bulbs are in series, one bulb blows
and they all go out. Fortunately, modern outdoor Christmas lights are
designed with parallel circuitry, thus if one bulb blows the rest stay lit.
'Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree'. Even in its humblest
attire, aglow beside a tiny chapel in Germany's Karwendel mountains, a
Christmas tree is a wondrous sight.
From about 1895, Christmas trees lights started replacing real wax candles
and coloured glass.
Christmas Tree in Paris, France
At la Galeries Lafayette in Paris, France, even the Christmas trees are
chic. With its monumental, baroque dome, plus 10 stories of lights and high
fashion, it's no surprise this show-stopping department store draws more
visitors than the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower.
Eros, Trafalgar Square, England - Christmas Tree Picture
A token of gratitude for
Britain's aid during World War II, the Christmas tree in London's Trafalgar
Square has been the annual gift of the people of Norway since 1947.
This Christmas Tree picture was taken against a backdrop of tall, shadowy firs, a rainbow trio of
Christmas trees light up the twilight. [location unknown].
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Christmas tree lights.
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