The Santa Claus Blog Christmas Around the World — Live from the North Pole

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Germany has one of Europe’s richest Christmas traditions. Advent wreaths, Advent calendars, Christmas markets, St Nicholas Day, gingerbread, stollen and Christmas Eve celebrations are all deeply associated with the German festive season. The German National Tourist Board describes Advent as central to the season, with candles, baking, Christmas markets and traditions leading toward Heiligabend — Christmas Eve on December 24.

Christmas in the United Kingdom: British Traditions, Food & Father Christmas Christmas in the United Kingdom brings together centuries of religious tradition, Victorian customs, family celebrations and distinctly British inventions such as the Christmas cracker. The main celebration is Christmas Day, December 25, while December 26 is Boxing Day, another major part of the British Christmas period and an official

Christmas in Denmark is called jul, and for many Danish families the most important celebration takes place on December 24 — Christmas Eve. Families gather for a large dinner, sing and dance around the Christmas tree, open presents and spend the evening together. VisitDenmark describes December 24 as the main Danish Christmas celebration, with dinner followed by gifts and the