One of New York City’s biggest holiday traditions !

Christmas it’s the most wonderful time of the year.

One of New York City’s biggest holiday traditions,  Christmas in Rockefeller Center tree lighting,
 this year's 2017 Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, a 75-foot Norway Spruce from Jason Perrin in State College,
 Pennsylvania,
The show is broadcasted to millions of viewers watching from home.

Since the Great Depression, the Rockefeller Center Tree has been the symbol of Christmas in New York City the first official tree lighting was in 1933 .

 And  hundreds of thousands of visitors passing by each day while the tree is on display.
Between West 48th and 51st streets and Fifth and Sixth avenues.Is the ceremony free and open to the public.
And there will be a large crowd, as tens of thousands of New Yorkers and visitors from around the world come to view the lighting each year.
More than 50,000 lights will brighten up the tree this year with a sparkling .
At the top stunning Swarovski star is comprised of 25,000 crystals with one million facets .
 This is 85th Christmas tree and will be on display until January 7, 2018.

The Christmas tree or Christmas tree is a decorative element ,
  typical of the Christmas party.
 Traditionally an evergreen conifer is traditionally used,
  highlighting among them the fir species (abies nordmanniana).
  Nowadays, the use of artificial trees is also very popular,
  of plastic and other synthetic materials.
It is decorated with ornaments such as colored balls of glass or other less fragile material,

 







  lights, stars, bows, tinsel, garlands or other decorations.It is possible that the first Christmas tree,
  as it is known today,
it arose in Germany, where it was implanted for the first time in 1605 to acclimate the cold of Christmas.

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