Does any state get more into Christmas than ours? We think not. Some towns embrace this time of year, and some towns really embrace it, making them the best Christmas towns in Wisconsin. You ought to head to these towns for the ultimate holiday experience - here are some of our picks for the best places to visit for Christmas in Wisconsin! If you're looking for a magical Christmas town in Wisconsin, read on!

1. Cedarburg

If you are looking for a charming, warm Christmas experience, look no further than Cedarburg. The setting is gorgeous, with its centuries-old limestone buildings, coffee houses, and pubs. The storefronts are adorned with beautifully crafted Christmas decorations and plenty of jolliness. There are all sorts of winter events for you to get involved in, including Festive Friday Eves, the Holiday Art Fair, and other events across town from now through Christmas. Get the details about this year's festivities here!

2. Milwaukee

There are loads of holiday events going on in Milwaukee, kicked off by the Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival. Jump on the Jingle Bus for a 40-minute self-guided tour via a podcast. Head to the Historic Third Ward to see the tree! Learn more about the tour on the official website.

3. Madison

There are so many festive things to do in Madison this time of year. There is the Olbrich Holiday Concert Serie - If you play your cards right, you might just run into Santa himself! For some of the best holiday lights, head to Olin Park and drive around for free. You can even get a candy cane at the end of the ride! Take a look at Madison's full holiday itinerary for this year on the official Visit Madison website.

4. Chippewa Falls

The people of Chippewa Falls love their Christmas Village. There are over 100,000 lights that take over Irvine Park. Life-size Christmas scenes are of the Victorian feel, and you can check them out through January 1st. Don't miss this one! Click here to learn more about Christmas Village at Chippewa Falls.

5. Wisconsin Dells

You might only think of visiting Wisconsin Dells during summer, but consider heading there during Christmas. There are plenty of places to snowmobile and ski. You can get photos taken with Santa at Outlets at the Dells, too, and you might just meet Santa Claus himself! Click here for some awesome holiday deals!

6. Ripon

In Ripon, it's all about an ode to Charles Dickens, with their Dickens of a Christmas Weekend. Since 1988, it's a unique, Victorian themed festival including Living Windows, carriage rides, and a tour of homes. Check out this website for all the details about Dickens of a Christmas weekend!

7. Elkhart Lake

It's always a good time to visit the Old World Christmas Market, but Christmas is especially awesome. The market is reminiscent of a German Christkindlesmarkt, with all sorts of gifts, toys, ornaments and - of course - FOOD. You can get breakfast with Santa at the Osthoff Resort. The Siberian Outpost offers dog sled rides and demonstrations year-round. There is no shortage of fun holiday things to do here! Click here to learn more.

8. Stockholm

Stockholm is a charming little town, and these streets get a holiday makeover this time of year. It truly is an "old fashioned" holiday experience in this Christmas village in Wisconsin, complete with sleigh rides, food, and, of course, Santa. True to its Swedish heritage, Stockholm has "God Jul: A Swedish Christmas." Get the details about this year's festivities here.

9. Hudson

Hudson loves Christmas. If you haven't gotten one already, go out to a free farm like Santa's Evergreens Tree Farm and cut your own tree. Enjoy A 1940s Radio Christmas Carol at the St. Croix Off Broadway Dinner Theater. Go ice skating at Burton Field! The possibilities are endless. Check out Hudson's holiday calendar here.

10. Lake Geneva

Many people from Wisconsin and Illinois head to Lake Geneva during the summer months, but Christmas is a great time to head here as well. Head to the Grand Geneva Resort and Spa for lights, music, daily holiday teas, and gingerbread houses. Restaurants offer holiday specials and, trust me, there are loads of shops to find the perfect gift for those who are hard to shop for. It's a holiday tradition you won't forget!

Does your town do Christmas right? REPRESENT in the comments! We love hearing from you, and pictures of the best Christmas towns in Wisconsin are even better! How are you going to celebrate Christmas in Wisconsin this year? What's your pick for the most magical Christmas town in Wisconsin?