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The Christmas tree experienced a burst of popularity in 1848, when Britain's Queen Victoria and Prince Albert decorated a tree as part of their holiday celebrations at Windsor Castle. Since then, the Christmas tree has become a common sight in homes and city centers around the world, serving as cheery and bright reminders that the life can flourish -- even during the cold, dark nights of winter.
1.Taipei, Taiwan
At 118 feet high, this LED tree is the largest public Christmas decoration in Taiwan. In the month leading up to the holiday, it features a light show every half hour after sundown.
2.London, England
About 2,000 soft toys were used to create this Disney-themed Christmas tree in London's St. Pancras International Station.
3.Muskegon, Michigan
The 15-tier, five-story Singing Christmas Tree at the Frauenthal Center holds 220 students from the Mona Shores High School Choir.
4.Quezon City, The Philippines
SM North, the fifth-largest mall in the world, unveiled its 50-foot Christmas tree on Nov. 6.
5.Melbourne, Australia
Over half a million Lego bricks were used to create this Christmas tree in Federation Square.
6.Washington, D.C.
The National Christmas Tree at The Ellipse.
