
National Christmas Tree
The National Christmas Tree is a tradition in Washington, D.C., where a decorated evergreen tree is set up near the White House during the holiday season. It symbolizes unity and the festive spirit of Christmas, often accompanied by special ceremonies and lighting events. Each year, the tree is usually a different species and is decorated with ornaments representing American culture and history. The event is open to the public and highlights national pride, community effort, and holiday cheer, serving as a central and symbolic feature of the nation's celebration of Christmas.