An entire mountain, lit like a Christmas tree.
Every December, the medieval town of Gubbio, Italy transforms Mount Ingino into one of the world’s largest Christmas trees. Thousands of colored lights trace the shape of a towering tree across the mountainside—stretching more than 650 meters and visible for miles across the valley. What began as a local tradition has become a global spectacle, turning geography itself into a seasonal landmark.
A reminder that sometimes the most iconic holiday displays aren’t built in squares or plazas—but on the land itself.
Source: @wealth
