Hallmark Christmas Movie Filming Locations You Can Visit in Real Life

Forget fireplaces glowing warmly and kitchens filled with delicious smells – some of us need to smell that Christmas tree perfume in nature itself for the full holiday feels. Thankfully, there’s one sure-fire way to experience both: visiting Hallmark Christmas movie filming locations.

Sure, these destinations boast stunning scenery in their own light, but stepping onto ground where cheesy romance blossomed with a twinkling backdrop only elevates that feeling tenfold. Some fans already trek up and down the Pacific North West for that iconic Chesapeake Shores-esque coastline view. But did you know Vancouver isn’t just about brooding heroes and family secrets?

One little storefront on a quiet corner in Kitsilano has appeared as multiple bakeries throughout the Hallmark schedule because…well, it looks delightful! You can grab a latte next to some charmingly scripted “Merry Wishmas” signage (even outside December) where countless movie-worthy smiles have been captured. It’s this juxtaposition – day-to-day normalcy mixed with a dash holiday film magic that makes visiting these spots especially endearing.

Looking for your very own snow angel opportunity?

Many Hallmark rom-coms escape to the magical, snow covered wonderland aesthetic with trips to Salt Lake City ( Good Enough For Christmas, anyone?).

A scenic train ride from Vancouver takes you south into the heart of this breathtaking cityscape which, in real life, offers up not just those charming main street boutiques seen on screen, but Utah’s rich natural environment. Explore Antelope Island or a snowy hike in Big/Snow Basin – you might even catch “Cupid’s” arrow (a particularly dedicated production assistant with remote-operated coffee orders) during break days! Salt Lake City thrives beyond the Hallmark filter – the food truck scene here is booming, the museums are renowned. Combine your love for festive film tropes with genuine cultural exploration – it’s a double win.

The power of pop culture should be acknowledged, especially its tourism appeal. Beyond capturing heartland romance clichés – it unlocks doorways to locations that inspire just as much joy behind the scenes as it brings during those chilly December nights on the couch. It’s about celebrating that special Christmas spirit – all year round!

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