
Washington, DC: The nation's capital goes all out for Independence Day. In 2019, a Capitol Fourth concert featuring John Stamos, Carole King, Yolanda Adams and National Symphony Orchestra will precede one of the country's largest firework displays. Click through the gallery for more places with great shows:

Addison, Texas: This Texan town of about 16,000 takes its fireworks seriously. The aptly named Kaboom Town! show happens on Wednesday, July 3. Be sure to arrive earlier in order to catch the 7:15 p.m. air show.

Boston: The Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular is another July Fourth heavy-hitter. Queen Latifah and Arlo Guthrie are among the concert headliners for 2019, followed by a military fighter jet flyover. The crowning glory is the nearly half-hour fireworks spectacle accompanied by the Boston Pops Orchestra.

San Diego: San Diego's Big Bay Boom is heralded as the largest fireworks show in Southern California. Four barges ensure that you'll get stellar views from Shelter Island all the way to Embarcadero Marina Park South. It starts 9 p.m. local time.

Disney World: The Walt Disney World Resorts are also a perennial favorite for their over-the-top Fourth of July fireworks. Stake out a spot for the bucket-list Magic Kingdom show on July 3 and 4.

Philadelphia: Where better to celebrate America's independence than its birthplace? And Philadelphia keeps the party going for a week and has three fireworks shows.

Nashville: Country music fans can enjoy the best of both worlds on July Fourth. Where else can you watch 36,000 pounds of fireworks explode after listening to music favorites?

Lake Tahoe: Lake Tahoe actually offers numerous firework shows for the holiday, including four in North Lake Tahoe. While all are crowd-pleasing, the 25-minute Lights on the Lake in South Lake Tahoe is the real show-stopper. Join a cruise for the best unencumbered views.



