Photo by Mike Puhalla sent with the Pittsburgh Beautiful App

Make like Kevin in Home Alone and search for the best Christmas trees in Pittsburgh. Here are just seven of the many gorgeous displays around town this holiday season.

1. The tree at PPG Place

Skate around the giant tree at PPG Place at their annual rink. The majestic tree is decorated every year for ice skaters to enjoy during the holiday season. Fun fact: the rink is 67 percent larger than the Rockefeller Center Ice Rink. For more information on the tree at PPG Place, click HERE.

2. The tree at Point State Park

The large electronic Christmas tree at Point State Park is a landmark of sorts for the city during the holiday season. There’s nothing like spotting it from the sky as you fly home to Pittsburgh for the festive season. For more information on the tree at Point State Park, click HERE.

3. The Highmark Unity Tree

A sure sign of the holiday season in Pittsburgh is when the Highmark Unity Tree goes up at the old Hornes building. The tree always goes up for Light Up Night. For more information on the Highmark Unity Tree, click HERE.

4. Phipps Conservatory Christmas Trees

If you want to see Christmas trees, Phipps is the place to visit. This year at their Winter Flower Show, expect to see a tree carousel and poinsettia trees too. For more information on Phipps Conservatory, click HERE.

5. Lumaze Christmas display

This year, a magical, family-friendly indoor winter wonderland is coming to the ‘burgh. 31st Street Studios in the Strip will include light gardens, festive decorations, delicious food and drinks and more. For more information on Lumaze, click HERE.

6. Heinz Hall Christmas tree

The majestic Heinz Hall tree reaches two stories. It is decorated with music notes, glittering garland and lights. For more information on the tree, click HERE.

7. The Nationality Rooms Christmas Displays

The Nationality Rooms are decorated for the holidays (with lots of Christmas trees!) now through January 9th. Tours for the rooms are just $4 for adults and $2 for youth ages 6-18. For more information on the Nationality Rooms, click HERE.