Riders get off the train, with its own classic Christmas vibes, into what Unterbrink calls “vintage Christmas” with a classic village experience set in the 1940s and 1950s in downtown Ashley.

At the village, kids can visit with Santa and families can pick out their perfect Christmas tree. The train then takes families, along with their tree back to Honesdale. Report a correction or typo ...

Ted Zitzow, Vergas, looks at a train-car on one of his several displays. He has more than 300-buildings and 10-trains as part of his Christmas Village that goes from a three season porch, to a ...

Christmas Village will be bigger than ever this year and, in addition to the Ferris wheel, get a brand-new holiday train. The train will also be located on the north apron of City Hall. Tickets ...

💰 Admission: Tickets to the Christmas Village are $21 for adults, $14 for children 12 to 5, and free for children 4 and under. View Ima Hogg’s historic house for an additional fee of $5.

Two of the icons of the holidays in Philadelphia are ready to light up the City of Brotherly Love with plenty to see and do.

The mini village, which features an O-gauge model train track chugging around it, will be available from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 28. ... The Christmas village, ...

No Christmas village would be complete with out a teddy bear training building. Jeff Strout 2020 Wright Davis, 4½, watches with fascination as the train passes.

The 2024 edition of Christmas Village in Philadelphia will feature some new options to go with the traditional gift shops set up in wooden stalls. The Center City market opens Nov. 23.