In life, sometimes a fairy tale is closely intertwined with reality. This is exactly what happened with the American Santa Claus, a wizard who appears on Christmas night with gifts. The living hero of fairy tales lives and works as Santa in a small town not far from the North Pole.
Wizard Santa Claus
Not only children, but also adults want to believe in a fairy tale, especially during the Christmas and New Year holidays. And, of course, the main characters of these days are the domestic Santa Claus and the American Santa Claus. Both children and adults are waiting for their favorite heroes of fairy tales, pondering in advance what gift to ask for, what desire to make.
Dreams Come True! And if Santa is still on his way to you, you can go to visit him yourself. Yes, Santa has an address. He lives in the small American town of North Pole, located in the heart of the cold state of Alaska, not far from the North Pole. The city is home to about 2,000 people.
North Pole - a fairytale town
On Christmas Eve in the city of Santa, daylight hours are reduced to 4 hours, and frosts reach -30 ° C. As much as 8 months of the year there is snow here. This is what it is, the real patrimony of the ruler of winter and frost
The fairy-tale city has amazing streets - "Holiday Road", "Snowman Street" and many others with equally magical names.
The lampposts in this city are painted in white and red colors, reminiscent of traditional candy, symbolizing the coming of the Christmas holidays.
Despite its small size and lost in the snow, Santa's city cannot be considered cut off from civilization. Just 20 kilometers from North Pole is another city, Fairbanks. It even has a university. In the mornings, North Pole residents rush their cars to work in Fairbanks.
Santa's residence
Santa Claus's residence is located right on the side of the Fairbanks highway on St. Nicholas Street. Numerous tourists flock here, wishing to meet this fabulous character, as well as buy Christmas souvenirs. Impossible to drive past Santa's house. Painted white with bright red trim and numerous bulbs, it invites everyone passing by.
Several rooms inside Santa's house are filled with all kinds of toys, tree decorations and souvenirs. The locally made products are displayed on a shelf labeled "Made in Alaska."
Some adults who don't believe in miracles grumble about the high prices for souvenirs. And children with joyful squeals discover live reindeer near the house, ready to lift a sleigh with Santa Claus and bags with gifts for children into the air.
In the house itself, children are greeted by a real Santa Claus, sitting in an armchair. Quiet music is playing, everyone can approach Santa and ask him to fulfill his cherished desire, to receive a gift from the hands of a living fairytale hero.
The house of Santa Claus has already celebrated its 60th anniversary. It was opened in 1952, at the same time North Pole received city status. Now the house where Santa lives has gained worldwide fame.
