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Bronner’s CHRISTmas Wonderland offers a festive, immersive atmosphere with holiday music, elaborate displays and plenty of Christmas cheer – making it fun for all ages. The store itself spans roughly 1.7 football fields and resides along Christmas Lane, a half-mile stretch decorated with brilliant light displays and Nativity scenes. You can visit the World’s Largest Christmas Store 361® days of the year, and this is your guide to planning your trip! WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW… In this guide, we will explain the following: Personalization Bronner’s is proud to offer over 50,000 trims and gifts, including about 8,000 styles of ornaments. Throughout the years, personalization

What’s one of the greatest benefits of being Santa Claus? Why, getting to enjoy all of the different Christmas customs as you travel the world in just ONE night, of course! Catch Santa on November 26 on Bronner’s Facebook LIVE, where he, Mrs. Claus and Autumn the Elf share their memories of a few Christmas traditions from around the world. Highlighted among them are the wonderful candlelit Swedish Christmas traditions like Advent and St. Lucia Day! You just may want

“When Lorene Bronner shared with me her experience of Semana Santa in Guatemala last year, I was captivated by her story. Semana Santa is the celebration through Holy Week leading up to Easter. I invite you to take a trip to Latin America with me as Lorene vividly and reverently recalls her encounter with Semana Santa and the Guatemalan culture!” – Aileen Libbey

I think I say it in my sleep: You could vacation in Pure Michigan your whole life and never see everything our great state has to offer! From Chelsea to Calumet, meet five small towns (population under 6,000) that serve up big portions of history, intrigue, Great-Lakes fun and fury, foodie favorites, cruises, dramatic draws and more. Remember your getaways to these iconic locales with ornaments from Bronner’s! FIRST STOP – CHELSEA. Actor Jeff Daniels’ Purple Rose Theatre makes its

#LibkaGirlsTakeEurope | Part 6 – Adventure In Paris! As soon as we arrived in Paris late Sunday afternoon, we headed for the highest point in the city, Sacré-Coeur Basilica at the crest of the butte Montmartre. Undeniable, an extensive view of Paris awaited us there! As the sun set, lights of businesses and homes blinked like fireflies across the cityscape.

#LibkaGirlsTakeEurope | Part 3 – Budapest’s Best! Once we landed in Budapest early on Sunday afternoon, we settled into Garden House which is a small, affordable hotel near the city center that features touches of Hungarian folk art throughout thier rooms. Additionally, we acquainted ourselves with the metro and shopped and explored a bit.

#LibkaGirlsTakeEurope | Part 1 “What cities do you want to visit,” … “When do you want to go? Winter or summer?” My head began to spin like a top. When it slowed down, I suggested London and Paris as staples – and Budapest, Vienna and Prague. (Those last three made the 2015 Conde Nast Traveller list of top cities to visit in Europe, sometimes besting London and Paris in the rankings.) Krakow called, too, but I thought six cities in

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Bronner’s CHRISTmas Wonderland Visitors Guide

God Jul – Celebrate With These Candlelit Swedish Christmas Traditions!

Experiencing Easter Through Semana Santa

Small Town Fun in Pure Michigan

Paris: the Eiffel Tower & Notre-Dame Cathedral

Budapest: Buda’s Castle District & Jewish Quarter

Libka Girls Take Europe! Travel Planning Tips