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Santa Claus, IndianaChristmas Vacation Destination for Families in Indiana Town Devoted
Santa Claus, Indiana pulls out all the stops for Christmas to honor the town's namesake. There is Santa's Candy Castle, Santa's Lodge and a Festival of Lights.
This town features the only post office in the world with the Santa Claus name, sure to impress little fans of Father Christmas. The town initially proposed the name Santa Fe to the U.S. Postal Service before that was rejected and they settled on Santa Claus in the 1800s. The town even has a statue of Santa Claus, erected in 1935 in honor of children. Today, the charming population-2,000 town takes advantage of its Christmas-themed name to serve as a prime Christmas vacation destination. Christmas Attractions in Santa ClausThere are several Christmas-related attractions in Santa Claus Indiana, including:
Christmas Events in Santa ClausThe Christmas festivities in Santa Caus, Indiana are a treat for children, and include Christmas at the Castle, the Rockport Christmas Festival, Christmas Festival of Lights, Nightmare Before Christmas golf tournament, a live nativity along a nearby town's Main Street and a holiday horseback open house. Where to Stay in Santa ClausFor the true Christmas experience, the best choice is Santa's Lodge. It features Christmas decorations year-round, you can dine at St. Nick's or visit the on-site Frosty's Fun Center. They also feature special Christmas events at the lodge. Getting to Santa ClausSanta Claus, Indiana is located in southern Indiana. It's an hour from Louisville, three hours from Indianapolis, Lexington, Nashville, Cincinnati and Saint Louis, and six hours from Chicago. The tourism office site features directions from several major cities. Also read: Christmas Vacation Ideas | Chicago Christmas Market | Christmas Cruises | Indoor Water Parks in Winter | Flying with Christmas Presents | Christmas Gifts Banned in Carry-On Luggage
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