Bronner's Christmas Wonderland

Want Christmas ornaments no one else has? Bronner’s in Frankenmuth packs in unimaginable holiday décor — think turtles, sloths, and wine-drinking unicorns under one ridiculously big roof.

A viral parody post fooled some into thinking Bronner’s was opening a year-round Halloween megastore called “Gates to Hell.” Here’s the truth.

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If you plan on visiting "The World's Largest Christmas Store" this Christmas season, there are some things you NEED to know. Here are some tips for your trip.

The pride of Frankenmuth, and pretty much Michigan, is Bronner's. Here's a few things you may not know the largest Christmas store in the world.

Bronner's has thousands of lights and an even bigger electric bill. No matter the season, it's always Christmas in Frankenmuth, Michigan.

You know it's going to be bad when the symbol of Christmas in Frankenmuth, Michigan decides to close its doors.

Irene Bronner who along with her husband Wally Bronner, opened Bronner's Christmas Wonderland back in 1951 passed away on Sunday, October 16th at the age of 95.

The pride of Frankenmuth, and pretty much the state, is the largest Christmas store in the world, Bronner's.

When Michigan became the 26th state in the Union January 26th, 1837 some of these towns were settlements or villages and would later become cities.